[8.0] "I give this a GOOD rating! This was a solid final PPV for the WWA, although it could have been a lot better with the addition of some backstage vignettes and a finish to the PPV that made more sense than we got. Rick Steiner vs Aussie legend Mark Mercedes was a decent opener and Rick looked fantastic. Mark was very solid too. His promo before the match popped me huge. Teo, Puppet and Meatball had a pretty decent outing, but a vignette prior backstage to introduce Meatball into the never ending Teo/Puppet feud would have made sense. Konnan had his working shoes on and had a decent battle with Devon Storm, and I was glad to see Devon win after losses to Norman Smiley and Sabu. The 4 way X/WWA C'Weight title match with Kazarian, Sabin, Lynn and Swinger was very good, 2nd best match on the show. The show stealer was Joe E Legend vs Sabu, with Sabu coming out on top, even with Shane Douglas and Joe getting heat on Saby afterward which was nonsensical considering it was the last WWA PPV. The main event with Sting and Jarrett was great with them both still in their prime. The finish made no sense though. Joe E gets involved and gets wiped out by Steiner only for Steiner to turn on Sting and help Jarrett. It would have made more sense to have Joe and Shane together again, only for Sabu to foil Joe, Shane to cop it from Sting, and Sting get wiped out by Jarrett for the win thanks to the distraction. Rick Steiners involvement made no sense, whilst the 'Double Threat' of Douglas and Legend would have, with Sabu getting a measure of revenge on Legend, whilst Douglas who was injured takes an easy bump off the apron leading to the finish. Great PPV in the end, just like every other WWA PPV despite all the negative blogs, websites and YT videos that never give WWA its props"

[5.0] "It's probably the best WWA PPV they aired, but by no means it was good. The only good match was the X Division-WWA Cruiserweight title unification match. You've got some great talent in there who could put a good match wiht almost everyone. With the exception of some weird spots, the match was pretty smooth and interesting to watch. I've specially enjoyed Chris Sabin and Jerry Lynn wrestling each other. The rest of the card was far from great. First, Rick Steiner squashed a local enhacement talent, then we saw a three minutes hardcore midget match that was horrible. Then Devon Storm defeated Konnan on a decent hardcore match, I enjoyed some of Crowbar's slingshots and moves. Later Shane Douglas came to the ring and cut a promo about his career and that he cannot wrestle because he's injured. Joe E. Legend came to the ring and told him that he was going to replace him and beat Sabu, as a recognition of Douglas career. The match was too long, 17 minutes was too much. Sabu did his usual spots and Legend hit some moves, but it went for too long and I got bored. Before the main event, Bret Hart comes to the ring and talks about his recent stroke and the deaths of many friends. And then on the main event, we see the usual overbooked Jeff Jarrett title defense, this time defeating Sting thanks to Rick Steiner screwing Sting. It was fine, but the ending hurt the outcome."

[6.0] "It was a fine show, the best one from all five WWA PPVs. X-Division match was fun, I really like a program between Sabu, Joe E. Legend and Shane Douglas, two heels promo was just great. In fact, all matches was at least okay, but the overbooked main event ruined everything. It was lazy, pointless, predictable, and worst of all, they do the same thing every big show without any changes. I'm already sick of Jeff Jarrett and to see his another victory is simply outraging."

[7.0] "Actually good this time. The X Division/International Cruiserweight title match was pretty damn good and this time we had less sex driven low brow humor and dry humping. Main event was OK."

[5.0] "WWA's swan song was basically a cross-promotional event with the still-young NWA:TNA, with numerous TNA stars featured on the card and both of WWA's active titles being unified with their TNA counterparts by the end of the show. A somewhat average show all around, but not necessarily a terrible note to go out on - the four-way for the X Division and International Cruiserweight belts was the best match of the night, but the Sabu vs. Legend and Storm vs. Konnan hardcore matches were both fun outings with a bit of ECW flavor. The main event was ok, though needlessly overbooked and, for a company's final show, the ending was somewhat unsatisfying. Also notable as the first appearance of Bret Hart after his stroke, as he appeared to deliver a heartfelt speech to the crowd."

[6.0] "Decent show. The first two matches (Steiner versus a local jobber and a midget match) didn't mean much, but were short and weren't bad. The four matches that mattered were all fine, the highlight probably being the fourway cruiserweight battle. The ending to the main event was dumb though, a swerve just for the sake of it."