[5.0] "While it would heat up again over the next 6 months, this really feels like a point where the Jimmy Havoc story is on the wane, he'd been booked to be disadvantaged so many times by this stage that it was hard to get excited for the odds-stacked 3-way main event, and while there were moments, the match didn't really deliver- and that was the tale for the entire show really. Ospreay and Robinson simply didn't kick their confrontation into gear, Noam Dar and Marty Scurll's match was devoid of any real reason to happen, El Ligero and Michael Gilbert was overly violent for what was in truth, a pretty non-descript feud while the opener was forgettable. There were some story elements that made this a little more interesting- the debut of the faceless, Screw Indy Wrestling's attack on Rampage Brown and Ospreay challenging Havoc at the end, but all in all, this felt like a show which PROGRESS simply wanted to be done with so they could get to what was next."

[7.0] "FSU vs SIW was an ok opener. **. Gibson vs Armstrong was alright and a good Chapter show singles debut for Ali Armstrong. **. Ligero vs Gilbert was a good and entertaining match to end their feud. ***1/4. Singh vs Stixx was a great storytelling match, with a fantastic build from the previous chapter. ***1/4. Robinson vs Ospreay was a another great story telling match, progressing the Swords of Essex feud. The in ring action was good too. ***1/4. Scurll vs Dar was a very good back and forth match. ***1/2. Havoc vs Mastiff vs Rampage was good and featured some cool table spots. ***1/4."