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[6.0] "A solid Dynamite to put some final build on Full Gear. The opening face-off went way too long for my liking. Kyle did his part well but Will continues to not feel very presentable as the top champion for the fans to get behind. A decent opener made lesser by Rick Knox's continued lack of control in matches. It did set the stage for the PPV encounter followed by a decent match and another Persephone win coming off of the TBS Title loss. FTR/MCMG was my match of the night although I find it questionable that the first match in the ser⁠ies went over 25 minutes while match 5 had a 20 minute time limit. A pretty good albeit predictable defense for Ciampa over Mike Bailey. Ciampa/Ilja feels like it could have been set up more strongly. A solid main event to give some hope in the unlikely outcome of Marina beating Mercedes. Adam Page did have a good backstage promo ahead of Texas Death and probably should have been the last one to speak on it over Brody and Bandido. It also felt strange to see Blood And Guts sold as this career altering match only for everyone involved in the match that was on this show to show no worse for wear one week later."

[3.0] "So tedious. Two methodical heavyweights producing little variation in offence or intensity and the inevitable interference only compounded the mono0.86tony, extending a factional rivalry that remains almost entirely devoid of intrigue."

[6.0] "An entertaining if rather compressed six-man tag, with the contrast between The Vision's power and their opponents' athleticism producing some lively exchanges. The closing stretch was particu​larly enjoyable, and Breakker getting the decisive pin was welcome. Plenty of talent involved, though nine minutes afforded little room for anything more substantial."