[6.0] "Well with the the little bit of hype CZW has with the return of tangled web I figured I'd watch this one top to bottom last night. Anyways I honestly don't remember much. I remember it being a not so bad show minus a few wild comments made by a couple people during some segments on this show. DJ is takin out everyone from Greg Excellent to BJ Whitmer. I wouldnt really say any match is bad aside from Moore and Jeez weird ass match. Anyways it's watchable, far from the worst thing I've ever seen"

[4.0] "The opener was a mess that used the environment to provide unpredictability to the match, with a middle part that showed truly breath-taking high-flying, but a weak finishing stretch. The Men? s Club USA insinuated they would gangrape Niles Young, such a lovely angle with no bigotry behind it. The Gulak Invitational was just fluff, a pretext to usher a Nation/Campaign feud. The 4-Way Tag Team Match had potential, but the bulk of it was a boring control segment from The Runaways, preventing the match from being a frantic sprint and severely limiting its fun factor. Excellent/Nightmares was a shoddy match, but a spectacular beatdown on Greg Excellent that firmly establishes the abuse of power from DJ Hyde. Callihan/Whitmer was a fantastic match, as they had a stiff intense battle that delivered some gritty innovation, with the resilient Sami Callihan overcoming all obstacles. Tremont/Mondo had an amazing cool start, but then the match slowed down and returned to the average median with standard action and lengthy unprofessional setups, a few impressive spots and a lot of ineffective filler. Moore/Sabian was just a mess, tacked on a ridiculous Dusty Finish and makes Devon Moore like a flimsy shit bag champion of nothing. The main event concluded the expeditive Drake/Vortekz trilogy, but again could not recapture the magic of their first encounter, with the impressive violence becoming numbing, the Barbwire Web rapidly losing its impact and novelty value, the over-the-top goofiness of Drake Younger being out of place and the finishing stretch feeling underwhelming, all factors diminishing an important match and making it seem barely solid. That sums up the show, pedestrian and not as grandiose as expected, with the excellence of Callihan/Whitmer and the good moments of Aerial Assault, Tag Team Scramble and Drake/Vortekz carrying it to an easy passable grade, but the bad filler and weak title matches insuring that it never breaks out of being a filler event."