[5.0] "Despite being billed as an ROH tie in show, this was not the best representation of ROH especially at the time. Shingo/Davey was solid and the main event was very good. Bryan/Cabana was an unfortunate disappointment. A solid show but one that could have been more with the way it was billed."

[5.0] "The show had the ambition of being ROH-Quality like, but felt a bit short. The opener is very fun and fits well with the theme, but Porteau/Delay is embarassingly boring. The Fray had potential, but devolved into the worst possible scenarios. SHINGO/Davey felt like a bonafide ROH midcard match, athletic, exciting and making the winner seem formidable. Erick/Steve starts their feud on an appropriate note, with the overbooking being annoying but serving a purpose and kickstarting the creation of YRR. The HBX squash was above-average for them and made them look competent for once. Danielson/Cabana is the big letdown of the show, as the supposed ROH Title defense turned into a typical FIP main event, with the first half consisting almost exclusively of stalling and bad humor, and the second half being painfully slow and basic, completed by a cheap (if creative) ending, a colossal waste of 25 minutes. The main event was much better, a fun and exciting match where Fast & Furious were able to use their huge momentum and hang with the veterans in Generation Next. The fact that Jay Fury then went into indefinite hiatus is a shame, as he and Jerelle together were about to breakout as the premier tag team in FIP and staples of FIP's main event scene. The show does notlive up to its ROH ambitions, but has enough fun matches to be between decent and really good, which is far from a waste of time."