[4.0] "The opener between rookies was obviously clunky and imprecise, just passable. Colon/Dragon had a bit of intensity and kept things simple and clean, producing a much better undercard match than their miserable records would suggest. Aaron/Gacy was perfectly nondescript, as Joe Gacy is deadweight that sinks every show he is on. Sozio/Caleb was incredibly insipid, and the slow burn Biff/Sozio tension in the background is unpleasant and distracting. Kimber/Nevaeh had the sloppiness inherent to Nevaeh's matches and continues the criminal waste of Kimber Lee's talent. Claxton/Mathis eas decent, an average detahmatch with no surprise, but it serves as a simple efficient introduction for Conor Claxton on the roster. Biff/Gulak was less intense and a bit more mechanical then their other singles encounters, but it remains a wrestling clinic with flawless execution that made Biff Busick look like a formidable champion. Products/Airborne started with a long brawling segment, original but eventually stale, before transitioning to a match, feeling somewhat rushed and forced as an epic encounter without the proper build, but it does result in the title change that should have happened at the previous show, much less effective here but still appreciated. The first half of the show is atrociously soporific, some of the most dull matchups ever ushered in the combat zone, but the second half is good, not great, even a bit underwhelming, but solid enough to bring the show to a decent quality level."