Freddie Prinze Jr. then went on to praise FTR and dissected what they did in the match that stood out for him.

“He starts against Brian Cage, Brian Cage is just mauling him like a bear, smashing him down — here’s a shoulder block, here’s a clothesline, ‘You ain’t sh*t.’ And Wheeler’s like, ‘Yo, I ain’t sh*t. I gotta tag out.’ And then Dax Harwood comes in, he’s like, ‘Don’t worry, bro, I got you.’ And Brian Cage is like, ‘You ain’t got sh*t.’ Shoulder block, clothesline, pick you up, and then Dax Harwood is like, ‘This guy is crazy strong.'”

He highlighted how FTR then did quick tags to slow down Cage, who was getting tired, explaining how a big, muscled man like Cage would use up a lot of oxygen. He said that FTR had to withstand the offense that Cage and Bill inflicted on them early in the match before they turned things around in their favor. FTR took control of the match with quick tags and eventually their opponents’ energy waned. 

Prinze Jr. compared FTR’s tag team performance to a Jackie Chan fight scene, and said that he had a lot of fun watching the match. FTR won the match and retained their titles after they hit the Big Rig. 

FTR will now turn their focus towards their high-profile tag team title match at All In, where they will face The Young Bucks. The tag team champions issued the challenge to the Bucks after the aforementioned match against Cage and Bill, which the Bucks accepted on last week’s “AEW Dynamite.”