[6.0] "The opener was a very weak introduction for Alexander James, but a god progression of the Havoc/Gulak feud. The CZW Tag Team Championship Match looked good on paper but felt weird in practice, with all the focus being on the floundering Runaways/BLKOUT feud that should have ended at its peak last year, while the champions looked invisible and get a victory that feels like a fluke. Masada/Cole felt like a mismatch, but they used their abilities to craft a simple yet very effective wrestling match that builds up on their dynamic and made the crowd rabid for the ending, reaping huge rewards. The trios match was rather weak and monotone for me, but the crowd seemed very into it. Yim/Excellent was wild and bold, finally delivering on this feud, establishing Mia Yim as a credible wrestler and is the reason why their stupid feud is so well-regarded. Osbourne/Evers was nothing more than a glorified dark match, but at least for once it came to completion and gives Kit Osbourne and much deserved victory after years of jobbing duties. Callihan/Drake was a very solid match despite the wacky ending, starting the Callihan/Drake feud that would rejuvenate Drake Younger? s career. The CZW World Heavyweight Championship Match was laboriously setup, pretty dull and monotone in execution, had heavy shenanigans towards the ending and a rather casual finish, starting Masada's historic title reign in very lackluster fashion. The main event was fun, but not nearly as spectacular or important as advertised, it had badly layed out eliminations that felt unimportant and a rather abrupt ending that felt anticlimactic. The show has a lot of strong matches going and some good story development, but it all feels stunted and a bit amateurish in bouts, making for a good show that does not truly break out."