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Dark Ranger, Kunihiko Mitamega & The Winger vs. KEITA In The HOUSE, Mr. 450 & Yusha Amoncito

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Ma Stump Puller wrote on 24.02.2024:
[5.0] "One of the more comedy-focused Wallabee matches; this started off with a parody of Onita's endless stop/start promos and some long ass entrances via Mitamega. Everyone is wearing unflattering masks they probably got off some merch dealer for barely anything so you have Keita walking in with just Parka's headdress on while dressing normally otherwise (well "normal" enough for him but still) apart from 450 who looks like some Young Buck impersonator. Despite the comedy leanings both there and in the match itself there are some decent qualities about this; we do get some nice strike exchanges between the trios and Keita's work is pretty good here, working a lot of lucha technique into things with Winger in what basically lasts the entirety of the middle half. Winger's past it a fair bit by this point but he can still go in these very grapple-heavy slower matches. With that being said though this really wasn't that interesting. The two out of three falls stip is interesting, yet mostly used simply to make this more similar to a conventional lucha outing. Guys like Mitamega/Amon barely get any real looks in and their work when they DO so is not that impressive and fairly sloppy. Still, there's some fun to be had with how scuffed this felt in places, loads of goofy brawling alongside them using benches as turnbuckle proxies to jump off. It's about as weird as you can imagine it is even if it is more charming weird than bad weird. Keita gets the third and final fall with a cannonball senton into convoluted rollup for the pinfall. Low-key outing, just not one that's particularly interesting for the workrate though."