Overview

[10.0] "This was the culmination of the rise of two of the Indy’s best talents. Cole took PWG over as the heel champion that he then took to ROH. During Cole’s rise, O’Reilly has consistently put on the best matches in PWG over the past two years. Cole would go on to become the longest reigning PWG Champ in its history while O’Reilly, still a bit underrated around the country, became the hottest babyface in the company. This blowoff was a worthy one. Was it perfect…nah. But I enjoyed it and it is about time Kyle O’Reilly got a singles title. He is one of the best in the business right now. He brings a hybrid MMA-Jiu Jitzu style and blends it with Pro Wrestling not not many others can do. I’m a mark, bro. ****3/4"

[9.0] "Gargano is the replacement for Andrew Everett in this match. If you didn’t watch the threeway match at Mystery Vortex II with Everett, Lee, and Alexander, you missed a bit of a treat. Everett suffered and injury, so they shuffled the card around and this is what you get. The start of this match is hilarious. Nick Jackson is playing his belt as a guitar while Cedric Alexander and Kevin Steen push and spit on each other. WTF? What follows is PWG Trios match Madness awesomeness. Everyone got all of their shit in. There was visible intensity and animosity in the match. The moves, spots, and transitions were all crisp. The big spots were done really well. Some ridiculous bumps were taken, especially by Trevor Lee. If you aren’t familiar with Lee, go seek some stuff out because he is proving worthy of a PWG performer. This is one of those PWG Trios Madness Specials where everything comes together and works so damn well. I’m not going to spoil any of it…just go see it. ****1/2"

[10.0] "Or as we know him, KILL STEEN KILL! Having just been signed to the WWE last year, he is already making waves as the NXT Champion. A former ROH and PWG World Champion, and an Independent Wrestling legend."