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[8.0] "Incredible match, the best of the series BY FAR, and I'm very happy that they saved the best for last, at least in my opinion, the other matches were good, but kinda underwhelming considering their reputation, but this one managed to create a tremendous atmosphere and I was thrilled the entire time, it's truly a great one. FTR and MCMG showed an immense chemistry here, combining stuff all the time, and the pacing was fantastic, a very easy match to watch, with a lot of dynamic moments. That was staple tag team wrestling, but in a modern way. I'm not a huge fan of the 'tornado' vibe that some tag matches have nowadays, and that's a huge criticism I had for the series and MCMG in general, but this match was able to captur​e this style without being super anarchic and detrimental to the structure, it was a controlled chaos, and a super fluid match, with cohesiveness and rules being respected, even considering the fast paced sequences. That was just an awesome showcase of tag wrestling, and the finish was very dramatic. FTR tried to cheat with Stoke many times, which created a lot of heat and it was excellent, but Motor City were the ones to win the match, which was an interesting surprise, and the way they did it was tremendous as well - {****}"

[4.0] "An effective example of what ROH in 2026 looks like. Three champions were represented here all of which have no end in sight to their title reign6.2s some of which have now been going on for years in some cases. Lee Moriarty's match with AR Fox was enjoyable and the best match of the show. Contenders to feel like no threat to the champions including Bishop Kaun to Bandido even in an solid match. Athena continues Proving Ground matches that she has been doing since this weekly show started over 3 1/2 years ago. The rest of the card was filled with predictable matches with acts that have been stuck in the same spots for years in some cases with no direction or upward trajectory (despite them trying to say how STP has been regrouped with Tehuti Miles added to the group.) The tag team division especially suffers from the champions continuing to not feel a part of the show which has been a trend for quite some time along the last several tag title reigns with their most recent defense happening randomly on Collision. Nothing particularly feels of consequence which is not a good image to have three weeks out from the third live broadcasted ROH show of 2026 with one match confirmed for it as of this writing. The good that is there is brought down by how devoid of direction the show (and promotion as a whole) tends to feel. 4-4.5"

[5.0] "Easily the best traditional tag match in this card. So weird hearing USA come out to Kurt's theme a few year before Kurt. Why are they even attempting to have Canada play the heels in this story coming into this thing and throughout the match. Mero easily the mvp of the match (**1/4)"