[5.0] "Both dark matches were uneventful, but the winners's finishers looked quite good and showed potential. Rollins/Pinkie was quite a bit sloppy, but they managed to craft a crazy unpredictable atmosphere that started the show energetically, with a simple detail on the sloppy finish making them go wild, ready for the show. The CLL 4-Way was a fast and furious spotfest, keeping the incredible crowd energy and giving an international flavor that makes this show's undercard felt supremely important. Suave/Silva brought the crowd down, with Sebastian Suave's usual formulaic dulldrums combining with Alex Silva's lethargic character to make a dull contest that killed the crowd's groove, despite Alex Silva actually putting some efforts in the ringwork. Buxx/MVP was a simple way to advance the flimsy Twiggy/Buxx feud, but did not present much in the way of entertainment in the process. The 4-Way Tag Team Match was super fun, with everybody putting their best foot forward and crafting an exciting contest that feels like a revitalization of the tag team division. Afterparty/Starters was horribly dry in comparison, taking time to develop and providing a clean finish, but never feeling very energetic or magnetic like its predecessor. Twiggy/Hawke was overdramatic to a stupid degree, throwing every cheap tricks and having Shayne Hawke act like he was crippled, yet taking much more chicanery to be beaten, making Twiggy look like the weakest champion in the world and severely hurting the prestige of the C4 Championship. The main event was a great and deep match with masterful wrestlers doing what they do best, and the SSB/Bailey trio proves for a second match in a row to be truly excellent competitors. The show is incredibly dichotomic, as there are four very good and exciting matches, but pretty much everything else is horribly boring, The good matches are more than enough to call this an alright average show that is worth a watch, but nothing more due to the lack of consistency."