[8.0] "The opener was a short but fine match, as Derek Frazier bounced back from last month. KOW/Fatties was slow and basic, but the antics of the Kings Of Wrestling were fun and made for a pleasant watch. Milanito/Skayde was short and atypical, giving a mat-based lucha match that felt different and gave the show's undercard some nice depth. The IWS 4-Way Tag Team Match was supremely fun, giving a chance for lower card guys to show their stuff and get more exposure to the crowd. BLKOUT/SBS had a lot of stiff action and the crowd loved to see comeuppance on BLKOUT, but they showed resourcefulness and pulled out the victory, while SBS solidified their surly bastards demeanor reminiscent of The H8 Club. Kaos/Flash felt really amateurish and faked the ultraviolence. H8/Cash was quite a fun match, with surprising chemistry and Nate Webb's contribution being especially scintillating, but the random heel turn made the champs look dumb, cancels the whole Cage Of Death story and makes for a sorrowful last appearance for Chris Cash. Mobster/B-Boy was an off-beat match with clunky offense that somehow was decently entertaining with a good finishing stretch, until Franky got a sudden pinfall and abruptly took the division in a new direction. The Junior 4-Way was very fun, driven by impactful moves rather than high-flying, all culminating in a huge victory for Mike Quackenbush, whose popularity would dramatically rise, making him one of the most extraordinary shooting star to pass through CZW for a brief time. Messiah/Ruckus truly felt like a fight, with impactul moves and strikes that properly conveyed their animosity, crowning Ruckus an an excellent World Champion who should restore prestige to the belt. The UVU match was awful, but completely optional. The show has tremendous value and feels like a reboot of the promotion, possibly due to the new booker, and not only provides solid entertainment but also lays foundation for the year to come, making this a great and influential show."