[6.0] "A solid main event for what it was. That said, I'm not typically a fan of matches ending in a No Contest unless it works really well for the story. It also usually hurts the match more than it helps it, in my opinion, as I'd rather just have someone cost the loser(s) the match."
[7.0] "Another good piece of business from all the men involved. A near 15 minute match which then proceeded into 5 extra minutes of shenanigans so when you put two and two together, the main event went for around 20 minutes which is really beast. I dont understand some of these comments I keep seeing regarding it being repetitive. The match was really good are yall are complaining because its repetitive its pretty clear that its leading to a tag team title defence involving diy, the street profits, and the bloodline. Then after that, we can finally get Kevin Owens vs Jacob Fatu. Need it need it need it. I will always pop for these main event tag matches, no matter how repetitive it may get. Same thing happened last year on raw with the judgement day and they were all beast, leading into war games. Same thing is happening here. Enjoy the ride folks and stop being so negative"
[5.0] "I need these two last dudes to explain me exactly how this match was THAT good and, by God, I hate people calling someone a mark or a smark for not liking or liking what they do or they don't. And I'm telling you, it wasn't being bad at all, it was being average good until things started going more crazy and they put one more gear on. Everyone did one pretty good job in this match, even Tanga Loa despite that after match botch of his speaking to the ref out of kayfabe. Pretty good athletic and violent exhibition, psychology and storytelling were on point, but let's not fool ourselves and believe this was some sort of masterpiece because it didn't reach those levels at all. The finish plain sucked and made no sense whatsoever. Tanga Loa was part of the match and he interrupted a pinfall attempt. Why is that a DQ? If you wanted to keep going with the "Kevin Owens can't beat The Bloodline" thing, just make him lose and keep building his hatred towards them and what eventually makes him turn on Cody. At the end of the day, that's what basically happened until Cody (after taking his long ass time) came to the rescue. Only thing I hated about the match is how they made DIY dirty. Yes, it keeps them in the feud, but at what cost? I don't feel like there's a genuine underdog feeling around them, instead I feel like they're just used as jobbers in this. Pretty good main event with a shitty ass finish and a good, but far from perfect post-match angle (** 3/4)"
[8.0] "This was a really fantastic match. Even better than the Andrade vs La Knight opener. Dont know why people feel like the DQ ending detracts from this match when so many of the Shields classic 6 man tags back in the day also ended in DQ to protect all involved. This felt like a throwback to this classic 6 man tags and The Bloodline are so much better when Solo isnt there to drag their aura down"
[8.0] "**** (08/10) I swear: people (especially marks) are such big haters for the wrong reasons! Have we forgotten just what exactly good Pro-wrestling is? Did you not see that this was on its way to becoming a classic before the no contest ending? For f*** sake: everyone involved was (are) masters in the ring. Great night of wrestling from a great episode of SMACKDOWN, that ended with a really good main event."
[5.0] "[**3/4] A so-so match with really questionable decisions. Tonga Loa pulling out the wrestler to break the pin is a DQ? Bloodline in-ring work was really meh, besides Jacob Fatu. Street Profits were fun, KO was...ok. Just a really weird match."
[6.0] "Quite fun main event but pretty much your standard weekly multi-men tag match. Tanga Loa not being the legal man for a single second is hilarious, they know what the cat dragged in. Jacob Fatu looked great, Street Profits are always fun."
[5.0] "A very dumb, nonsensical and avoidable finish brings down a match that was already just fine to begin with. I mean a dq for throwing someone into the steps? Are we doing the same for the announce table, barricades, and ring post?"
[3.0] "Wtf was this finish ? The worst finish of the year ? Rating this match above average is absolutely ridiculous, it was just 15 minutes of wasted time. I've seen many bad finishes in my life but this may be the stupidest one of them all, I'm sorry but whoever booked this is a complete clown. And btw it's kinda concerning that half of the comments don't even mention how bad the finish was..."
[6.0] "Man, I really wish Kevin Owens & The Street Profits won this match. I understand they want to protect The Bloodline, but for how much man. Other wrestler need win too. Also the way no contest happened was weird."
[3.0] "[1.5*] I am so sorry for how this ended because the match was actually being fun before it, but it gotta be THE worst match ending of the year. I do not know how people will try to make a small deal out of it, but this fucking match ended with a DQ because Loa threw Owens on the steel steps. I would expect this kind of disaster from a Bingo Hall, not the biggest company ever. Just embarrassing. How many times has a wrestler thrown another one on the steel steps in a WWE ring with absolutely nothing happening afterwards? More than a thousand. This was just dumb, honestly. He could have hit him with the steel steps, but the way it happened was just awful. A shame:"
[5.0] "The tag match beforehand was decent enough, but the ending fell extremely flat. I thought the Bloodline got DQ'd via steel steps for some odd reason, but looking back, I guess it was a no contest because they were brawling on the outside? Either way, I didn't enjoy it at all."
[7.0] "Street Profits replacing #DIY was fine. I personally enjoyed this match. I thought all competitors made their moments to shine. The match had the stupid no contest finish which hurt it in order to tease Owens turning on Cody."
[7.0] "This match was really fun. It's always a joy to see Kevin Owens & The Street Profits fighting because they're ever entertaining to watch in the ring. But a lot of chaos ensued in this match. This match ended in a no contest, but DIY came out to fight The Bloodline after being blindsided by them backstage. Cody Rhodes came out to help but the interesting factor was Kevin Owens holding a chair and looking to bash it on the back of Cody Rhodes but he held back and didn't go through with it. So many interesting outcome came from this match. Very interesting to see where everything goes."
[6.0] "This was a solid match with some good action but it never was crazy or extremely interesting, this was pleasant and the pace was constant with some good heel work from the Bloodline and KO/SP were good as the babyfaces. The ending was extremely weird, The Bloodline got DQ'd after Tonga Loa sent Owens on the Steel Steps and since when sending someone on the steps causes a DQ ? I don't understand the idea - ***"
[5.0] "It's really hard to get into these Nu Bloodline vs. Kevin Owens and friends of the week matches because it feels like it's been done a million time already from when the first Bloodline was a thing. Still solid work by everyone but just not very interesting."
[6.0] "A bit of a coming out party for Jacob Fatu on this one, Montez Ford bumping around for him quite well. Cool apron camera work at play here. Ford looking good on offense too. He lands a killer Denton out of the ring in the afterbirth. Exciting match but nothing too crazy here."
[7.0] "I'd have given it a higher rating if it hadn't been for the DQ finish that hurted everything but the end of the show was pretty good so I don't mind it and yeah the action before that was really interesting, dynamic and well executed. Not surprising with all these talented performers. A typical SmackDown six-man tag main event with star power and cool in-ring stuff."
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