[6.0] "They had a fun way to integrate two teams of natural heels in a matchup between each other. The Mexican luchadores were bound to receive more sympathy either way (unless your name is Atlantis Jr.), so the angle of Hechicero deserting CMLL for the Don Callis Family was a good way to play into it. Fletcher plays the douchebag so well, mocking the taunt of Los Guerreros Laguneros. In terms of action, it comes out when the Mexican team has no problem paying back the rudo cheating tactics of the Family with the same style (both to trigger the shine and the comeback). All of the members of CMLL's team are mainly brawlers, so there isn't the contrasting styles of the best lucha tag matches. It lacked a clear fight against Hechicero and Euforia, since the first took the mask of the latter not that long ago. But I get why they didn't do it. Hechicero is so over in Arena Mexico, it may have had the local tag team booed. The finishing stretch was much less well structured, but nothing bad."
[7.0] "Averno, Euforia, Gran Guerrero & Ultimo Guerrero vs. Hechicero, Konosuke Takeshita, Kyle Fletcher & Rocky Romero war auch wieder ein Art Styles Clash. Die heels haben lange dominiert und es brauchte was Zeit bis Schwung reingekommen ist. Der Schluss war aber stark (*** 1/4)."
[8.0] "Really good eight man tag. Everyone looked great and i thought takeshita and fletcher adapted to the style extremely well. Just a front to back really smooth match. ****"
[5.0] "I might be biased by the fact that I heavily dislike CMLL presentation, but this was a dissatisfying contest, considering the composition of Don Callis Family team. There were some high points, but overall not enough to make up for the over-the-hill (except for Gran Guerrero, who never climbed the hill in the first place) luchadors participating and going over."
[4.0] "It felt like this match was very much held back from it needing to be a showcase for the CMLL talent. The Don Callis family was very muted (did Hechicero even get to do any mat wrestling at all? ) and not at all doing their best. Kyle Fletcher had like one fun spot and Konosuke Takeshita went over the ropes good. The other team was very messy at various points with moments like Ultimo Guerrero having some sort of miscommunication trying to do his signature move on Fletcher early in the match and Euforia tripping while trying to pull Rocky Romero into the ropes. A pretty bad match overall but at least we got to see something from the Don Callis family which saves it."
[7.0] "Das war dann doch ganz gut! Ein relativ ausführlicher Heel gegen Face Kampf gespickt mit netten Moves, aber auch mit zu langen Dominanzphasen meiner Meinung nach. PROTOSHITA wirkten hier allerdings ne Klasse über den anderen"
[7.0] "A very solid action filled 8 man with some cool spots throughout, Kyle and Takeshita both looked really good throughout the match and Kyle is becoming a great heel his taunting and faces are very funny Hechicero and rocky were both great as well with some good spots throughout the match. prior to the this match I must say between the 4 men representing CMLL i had seen one match of them and that was the stinker that ultimo had with Okada last year but he looked so much better here his chemistry with Hechicero was really cool to see the other 3 man all looked decent as well other than Gran Guerrero looking a bit clunky at points. Where this match falls down for me is it just felt a bit flat like there was nothing grabbing my attention i guess it does not help the show was in Spanish a language i don't speak so the commentary could not draw me in but that more on me than the match. Overall a really solid match just missing that spark to take it to the next level in my eyes. (***3/4)"
[6.0] "The action itself was good, okay I guess, but it did not clicked very well with me. Maybe because it was a multitag match in CMLL with only una caída, which is very uncommon for me, but this didn't connect with me. I like the action between Hechicero and Ultimo Guerrero, they have great chemistry and it was super fun to see Fletcher as a rudo, he played that role so well, and that's that."
[8.0] "This was a very well-done tag. Everyone on the AEW team got a chance to shine, and Gran Guerrero looked particularly good. Would have been a more than worthy main event on a more standard Tuesday show."
