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#8 Michael Nakazawa vs. Alex Jebailey
After the disaster that was Allie vs. Leva Bates, this wasn't the best way for Fyter Fest to get back onto a solid footing, with a non-wrestler in Alex Jebailey taking to the ring, but it surprised somewhat as the match continued.
Though it was puzzling to see Alex Jebailey in the ring, to begin with, he wasn't bad by the standards of a non-wrestler, taking some big bumps to sell the match. It turned into a fun little comedy match despite its technical badness and it ended in the right way with Michael Nakazawa going over.
It's nothing to go back and watch again, but stuff like this does have its place in professional wrestling.
#7 Adam Page vs. MJF vs. Jimmy Havoc vs. Jungle Boy
This was a solid, if unspectacular, match in the middle of the card. Adam Page winning was no surprise and the right call, given his match with Jericho at All Out, though I'm not sure I see the big deal with him, to be honest. He doesn't scream "main event guy" to me from what I've seen of him so far.
Jungle Boy was the most over guy in the match, and despite his size, surprised with a lot of fun spots.
MJF stole the show with his promo beforehand. He's a guy that has main event star written all over him. It's going to be extremely entertaining watching him on television starting this fall.
