[8.0] "Very fun and energetic show. Some great matches on this show. Tag match that starts off abruptly ends due to the NAK and their newest member, Divers. Whatever action that took place was alright for the short time, but the story was in the angle. Grado vs. Wild was a surprisingly good match, further proving that a young Andy Wild can have a good match with just about anybody. Crowd enjoyed this one and despite the athletic differences, the right guy won. Wolfgang vs Solar was a perfectly fine contest. Action was fun, but could have used more drama to give Solar a chance of winning. Still, this was a solid match either way. ICW's flagship match is the street fight, and this next one was another great edition. Bloody, brutal and had a good story going in and coming out. Sets things up nicely for the upcoming shows. Next match was as expected, given the teams involved. Tried and true formula of great action, high spots and lots of teabags. Very fun match that deserved its spot on the card. Moss vs. Polo was perfectly fine with an expected finish. There was supposed to be a match between the women of ICW, but it turned into Coffey vs. Maxer. At first, this wasn't interesting but around half way through I found myself really enjoying the action. Maxer could have easily won the match, but in the end the win went to Coffey, who continues to be built up for bigger things. Let me just say, Whiplash diving to the outside at lightning speed was the most "Holy Sh*t" moment of this show. Also, Dynamite tornado DDTing Whiplash into the turnbuckles ranks up there too. My jaw dropped at that moment. This match is still as good as I remember, a great wrestling classic that's every bit as good as their previous encounter, if not better, despite the shady ending. I believe this match put the "wrestling" back in the ICW title. Awesome main event and aftermath, closing off a solid show with some brilliant promo work and story development for the future."