[4.0] "The people who want to overcorrect the rating are awfully off-target, this was not a good show at all. The first match was clean, but boring and way too long, the second match was even more boring and uncharismatic despite being shorter, the third match was better than the others, but threw so much stuff in and took so long that it became numbing and meaningless. Rave/Greene took time to build into a great match with flawless execution that highlighted character and skills, the result being wrong and too casual, wasting what could have been a productive long-term feud, but nevertheless being a brilliant piece of wrestling and a big growth in performance for Anthony Greene, thanks to the masterful guidance of Jimmy Rave. Gymnasty/Dumb was fun, but the finish was lame, as the ever constant interference in the YDB stable are becoming previsible and annoying. Tremont/Claxton was a very competent deathmatch with measured violence and a clean finish, perfect for the midcard. Silver/Navarro was another brilliant midcard match, full of precise action that flowed smoothly and kept the momentum wave of John Silver going strong. Jordynne/Stadtlander was just bad, with both women's demeanor looking ridiculously goofy, the action being mediocre and the whole thing having no heat. The Trifecta Elimination Finals was again very dull, the action feeling random and incoherent, leading to an anticlimactic ending. REP/Gangones felt slow, uneventful repetitive and monotone, a very poor main event with no hook or spark, and very crappy abrupt finish just before the DVD ends, which just would be reversed by the next show. The Tournament is a complete calamity, with no rhyme or reason between the flavorless action, and the main event was awfully soporific. A few matches overachieved fiercely but let show scrape by the level of being decent, otherwise this is mediocrity personified and an awfully depleted roster in dire need of a charisma injection."

[6.0] "I guess on paper, this does indeed look like a Dojo Wars super-show. However, it was a pretty solid event that brought out some fresh faces into the CZW fold. The first Trifecta matches were solid, with the third being the best of the bunch. The second was pretty weak and did very little to impress. Was not all that bad though. Tag match between YDNB and the Gym Nasty Boyz was a solid contest, but obviously the interference will always hurt the match. Anthony Greene vs Jimmy Rave and Matt Tremont vs Connor Claxton were great matches in their own right. The first being a great showcase of wrestling and the latter being your modern day CZW death match. Silver vs Navarro was solid, but hardly the match of the night that I personally expected. The WSU match was filler. Trifecta finale was a good match but could not compete with the combined efforts of the opening rounds. Good performance from Delmi Exo though. Main event was thoroughly enjoyable but went a lot longer than necessary. The abrupt and controversial finish was not done all that well, however. Watchable event but not one I would wanna revisit."

[7.0] "I will overcompensate a little bit for the person below as he clearly didn't watch the show. This is CZW's tryout show in which nine more unknown competitors try to earn the final spot in CZW's annual Best of the Best tournament in April. For a tryout show, this was fine. I found some hidden gems like Jaxon Stone, Sage Cainan and Matt MacIntosh (especially) who particularly stood out during the three triple threat matches. The first and third first-round matches are worth checking out, with the third match being the best one without a doubt. YDnB v Gym Nasties were also fine. YDnB are still little green but the Gym Nasties are so so so so soooo good. Like GREAT. I don't understand why they are not EVERYWHERE. Genuinely one of the most underrated teams out there, as they can do everything from comedy to quality quality matches. Hope to see them around more. Tremont v Conor was also fine. A standard deathmatch with a wild finish. Also - what will Claxton NOT take? that man is a madman. The second half of the show is super strong with three great matches. Always happy to see women on indie shows, and Kris Stadtlander continues her meteoric rise with another good match against Jordynne Grace in a hard-hitting bout. I remember just seeing her few times at Asbury Park and WSU months ago and she genuinely looks better. John Silver continues to prove that he is the ace of CZW with another killer match against young KC Navarro. Everything Silver touches is gold. I hope he wins the BOTB or get a title shot sooner rather than later. KC had a fantastic match with Shane Strickland and he shows up AGAIN in a good match. Lots of young talent in CZW, hopefully he makes his way into BOTB as well. The finals was fine, with Matt Travis pinning Delmi after a brutal kick to the head. The Tag Main was a quality bout with the return of the Amazing Red, but sadly it was overshadowed by what seems to be a botched finish? Overall, a fine show. 6/10 regular show, 7/10 tryout show"