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[5.0] "Decent, nothing more. The show had its moments but felt like it was checking boxes on the road to Halloween Havoc. Cardona's return was the only thing that really gave it some spark. The battle royal had energy but the rest was the kind of middle-of-the-card wrestling you forget an hour later."

[6.0] "This was one of those battle royals where your eyes feel like they're doing cardio. Too much going on at once early on, like trying to watch five movies on split screen. Once it thinned out, it actually became good. The cameras started keeping up, the small stories clicked and a few moments like Arianna Grace's elimination stood out. Tatum Paxley impressed a bit here, showing she's improving. Fun and chaotic."

[4.0] "There is almost nothing going on in this one. A face vs face encounter, Vaquer seems simultaneously the heel and the face because she is the only one conveying some urgency and aggression. Much like in almost every Stratton match I've seen, everything she does comes off as overly choreographed. The most interesting moments are when a slip up happens and everything can go either way, from unexpected brutality to uninspired sloppiness. Here it happens when the flipping sentón has Tiffany land neck first into Vaquer's risen knees. There is not much else to go in the match from there, just a nearfall and the finish, but for a moment things seem to have weight to them (unlike the rest of the bout, where only Vaquer's mat work gives the match a semblance of meaning and consequences)."