[6.0] "A pretty corny stable built up some out of date bitter old men gimmick. Didn't help by this point Whitmer and Jacobs really weren't doing that well in ring."
[7.0] "The original mission of the Decade - taking exception to guys that use ROH as a part-time gig - was a good idea, but had a limited shelf life (there's only so many times they could fight AJ Styles and Chris Hero). But after various personnel changes - Roderick Strong leaving the group, Jimmy Jacobs and Tadarius Thomas leaving the company - and tweaking the gimmick to emphasize their belief in an old-school training program, the group seems to be hitting its stride. Page's ascension from "young-boy" to full member is a good character arc, Whitmer seems to be finding his voice as group leader, and Colby Corino as their new young-boy adds a new dimension to their slow-burn feud with Steve Corino (which will no doubt draw him out of the announce booth sooner or later). They've established themselves as a solid midcard heel faction that will certainly lead to bigger and better things for Page down the line."
[8.0] "Adam Page und Tadarius Thomas spielen ihre Rolle als Wasserträger und Prügelknaben ganz gut im Stable. Mal schauen wie lange das noch gut geht. Der Stabel ist gut besetzt alle fünf haben Tag Team Erfahrung und BJ Whitmer, Jimmy Jacobs und Roderick Strong auch Stable Erfahrung. Ein guter Heel Stable bei ROH."
[8.0] "Before when The Decade only consisted of Jimmy Jacobs, BJ Whitmer, & Roderick Strong, I wasn't a big fan of the stable, but now that they got 2 very young guys with less experience but bright futures (Adam Page & Tadarius Thomas) to be their whipping boys so to speak, they're winning me over more! Those 3 guys especially Jimmy Jacobs are getting real heel heat from the crowd now cause you feel sorry for those 2 young guys doing everything The Decade tells them to do in order to gain more "respect" in the business when really it's their respect and not everybody else's and that whole dynamic is just awesome!"
