[6.0] "Idols/Rachies was a decent opener, with a classic structure that made the action very tame and nondescript, but they played the dynamic well and had enough personality to keep interest, while also formly establishing the heel act of the champions. The Gauntlet Match angle was fine, getting a quick revenge on Drew Lazario and then having a very fun athletic contest with Jardi Frantz, giving Mike Quackenbush a big momentum going into his championship rematch. The Bounty Challenge Series used up a lot of resources and burned up a few potential stories at once, but at least it succeeded in making Jake Daniels look like a credible threat pretty quick. Voltage/Saboth looked like complete garbage filler, but they actually managed to craft a simple, effective, followable and pleasant brawl that used weapons in moderation and entertained with very little mean, complementing the midcard well and surpassing my expectations by being so decent. Ghetto/Fin followed a stanbdard structure that became quite monotone and formulaic, but they also had enough personality to have some interest, and created credible title contenders that can have an interesting championship match in the future. Montoya/Divine had decent antics in the beginning, but the match itself was hollow and horribly predictable. Cremator/Greco was pretty much nondescript and uninspired, but it did provided an original stipulation, was a decent blow-off to a minor program and had an hilariously improvised ending. Quackenbush/Ki had fair main event action, but the fuzzy booking really hurts the flow and credibility of the match, and makes the title switches look very meaningless and unimportant. Overall, enough decent stuff all-around and sensible progress in the stories to help align the roster, with a focus on certain person enhancing them greatly, but there bwas a dip in quality in the midcard, as well as hazardous booking misshaps that hold back the show, fairly good but not above average."