[6.0] "Keen squash to startoff this week's TV action. I don't understand feds that don't try their hardest to put hometown-state-region wrestlers over (WWE-C Alexander) as a wrestler's grst opportunity to create for themselves an enormous head-of-steam would be at the epicenter of that competitor's fanbase. A backstage interview w/ a suit-ed clad tool and the B Club is interrupted when a sore MCMG walk through the curtain and are harassed by Cole as "The Fragile City Machine Guns. " Obviously a brawl ensues. The scheduled Briscoe/Addiction tag is a no-go as a streetclothed Addiction walk out w/ Kama, and then Kaz delivers a hypocritical babyface speech of how they want to be remembered as the #1 tag-team in ROH history, not The Briscoes, and... well, nothing. So these guys back out of a scheduled fight and I'm supposed to buy them as both worthy of my respect and tough & durable. Huh? ! After a break the Adam's of the B. C. come out and we got ourselves a new tag. We get about 3 1/2 of action before Cole gets DQ'd using a belt to save Page from a J-Driller. And when Cole's up to hijinx there's O'Reilly his Pavlovian nemesis-dog. Ewww Taven backstage. Lethal ramp interview plugging his title shot in London. More Caprice schtick. Then the main.. Fun, fun (not the B Boys triple-header tho) w/ ACH picking up the victory with his lovely 'Midnight Star' 450 on Coleman, who as a worker is 'The Weakest Link' though these trio titles are custom-made for the mid-card act that is The Cabinet. 5. 5"

[7.0] "The main event was good because ACH, Jay White, and KUSHIDA are fantastic. The Cabinet is such an awful stable so I'm fine with them not advancing, even though ACH is leaving the company. Dijak squash match was fine and inoffensive, and sets up a new angle for him and Nana. The tag match in the middle of the show was nothing special but fun nonetheless."