[7.0] "The opener was decent fun that used everybody fairly, but no one stood out. Alexander/Kit told its story decently, but it could have been a much more substantial undercard match if they could have just wrestled a match. Papadon/Gacy just energy and made the most of their short program, quite solid midcard filler. Beaver/Philly was a solid midcard battle, despite Philly's Most Wanted being a terribly stale team that does not belong anymore in CZW, but the interference of Team Tremendous made for a terrible ending and kinda ruined the match. Strickland/Bailey was superb, fluid and effortless, floating into everything with precision and making you believe the title could change, as Mike Bailey is quickly becoming a megastar in the mold of AR Fox. Caleb/Konley was devoid of any trace of interest for me, but they worked hard to craft an athletic contest, getting more out of it than I hoped for. Biff/Dickcinson was practcically nothing but intense strikes exchanges, playing to the common strengths of the combatants, but all the brawling around the building also became quite monotone and unimpressive. The impromptu Biff/Sozio match was not very good and marks an historic low for the championship title. The Tangled Web main event was dumb and dirty, lacking logic or progression, but giving the thirsty crowd the violence they hoped for in a somewhat focused manner. Matt Tremont's postmatch promo was long-winded, incoherent and adds nothing new. The show is all-around solid, with good matches up-and-down, but the overbooking of the uppercard was atrocious and harms the fun of a solid event."