Moonsault Marvin

I didn't feel like they used the cage effectively in the first half, especially when leaving, but they made up for it in the second half by repeatedly ramming the Board of Education into the cage. Bryan's elbow drop off the top was cool. Good match.

I liked the first half of the match, especially the spots outside of the ring. When they came back in, it became contrived with spots like Styles flipping to cause Onyx to run into a clothesline. Average match.

The sunglasses blocking the powder made this one worth watching. Solid match.

A clunky filler tv match. The spinning ddt was messed up, and the finishing spot with Youth holding the chair for so long was a bad ending. Below Average.

I really liked the mat exchanges between Sano and Otsuka. I also liked Murakami's performance, as he has an enthusiastic aggressiveness about him. Good match.

Shiga performed well, and I liked his going back to the arm on Takayama after having success with it earlier in the match. Good match.

The clipping disrupted the flow of the match for me. Tony Rivera's bleeding head also confused me. He was gushing blood in the second fall, and I assumed he cleaned it off between falls, since he didn't have much on him in the third fall. Did he reopen his cut for the post-match interview because suddenly he was bleeding down his face again?

Black Liger finally loses. Frye had the size advantage, but didn't really use it and stuck to his shoot style stuff. Liger did a great job of selling as usual. This seems like a big win for Frye. Good match.

Lots of cool double and triple teams. Another fast paced Toryumon match, but this time, the good guys finally get the win. They are consistently having good six man matches. Very good match.

I'm not a big fan of having a cheating referee in matches, but otherwise, this was a good brawl and impressive on the wet mat.

Sasaki was really compelling in his selling, and continues to have a good year 2000. A nitpick was Kojima's dragon screw of the right leg instead of the injured left leg. The match built well to its conclusion. Good match.

This was awful, stupid, and spectacular all at the same time. Mistake after mistake happened, and the Low Ki fall has to be one of the most frightening botches ever. The basketball goal jump was crazy, and surely Blade realized he was going to hurt himself. I'm surprised that any of these guys can still walk.

This was good until OVW's regular interference and fighting referees happened. In addition to being a good face in Memphis, King shows his versatility by playing heel well here.

Hamrick got halfway across the ring on his moonsault attempt. Morton was doing a good job of working the leg before the run-ins started. A solid match while it lasted.

Solid tag match as even old Moondog Spot looked okay in this match. The interference worked effectively to pay off the angle earlier in the show.

Solid match between Lawler and K-Krush. It's a standard Lawler match, and we get his nice looking dropkick. He gets some hometown help with the finish as the ref counts fast and misses K-Krush grabbing the ropes.

The finishing sequence with Morton jumping way short before getting hit with the chair looked really bad and left this a slightly below average tv match.

The heels came out aggressive, and most of the match saw Delphin taking a beating. I wanted more selling, as getting a ddt on a chair should have more effect. Solid match.

What a great story as both try to survive after the tope head bump. The kickouts never feel excessive as both wrestlers sell well and show heart, and the match fulfilled the terrific build up. Great match.

I wasn't really into the match for the first two falls, but Super Porky saved it in the third. Great splash off the top rope. Fun match.

I liked seeing all the different submissions these guys used throughout the match. Zumbido and Antifaz brought the high flying action in their exchange, and Ultimo Guerrero's winning reverse superplex move was awesome. Good match.

The apron spot where Mini Abismo flew into the turnbuckle was cool. I didn't like the long count played for comedy. Average match.

The little girl sitting on her father's lap hiding her eyes should not have been there. What was the guy thinking bringing a kid to that kind of show?

The first fall that was heavy on comedy didn't do much for me. I was glad that the rest of the match was more serious. Bestia Salvaje's continual hard slapping of Mr. Niebla in the chair was the highlight. Average match.

Everybody was fired up in this one. A feud between Mr. Mexico and Tony Rivera commenced, and I thought this was the most enthusiastic performance from Emilio Charles so far. I really liked the effort put into the dives in the third fall. Very good match.