[0.0] "One of the worst shows I've ever seen. No good or even ok match. No entertaining promos or segments. No stakes. A terrible one camera set-up. Barely audible commentary. The Super Destroyer #2 face reveal might be the most baffling angle in the history of wrestling."

[1.0] "The all star tag match in the middle was fun but also much less than those four were capable. No other matches were good, a few were passable but some were just plain bad. Joey Styles is here now but this still is nowhere near the ECW that will find success in a year or two."

[4.0] "Not a good show but I enjoyed to see Public Enemy's debut in the opener (against Ian Rotten and Jason Knight, who also make their debuts in ECW) and the scaffold match was kind of cool. Stan Hansen & Terry Funk VS Abdullah The Butcher & Kevin Sullivan is a disappointment and we have probably the worst battle royal I will ever see in my life. Joey Styles also makes his debut here, by the way."

[4.0] "Interesting only for the hints at ECW to come. Only really good match is the tag involving Funk and Butcher. Main event was fun too. Mask v Mask match one of the worst ever."

[6.0] "Yeah, it was a satisfactory show and it was fun. I like the main events and Terry and Stan Hansen match , and I like how the show is diversity , its not bad but theres a bad match unfortunately but the others was mediocre, to satisfactory and to even good ( im talking about the other matches in the show ) ."

[5.0] "I was entertained by this show. Theres not any classic matches or moments, but it was a fun watch. It was obvious to see the direction this company was starting to go in. This show was filled with tons of brawling and blood. There were jobbers getting color in an opening squash match for crying out loud."

[4.0] "Public Enemy dominates the match with rulebreaking tactics and wins. Cairo fails to regain the PA Heavyweight Championship from Tony Stetson, a title we never see again.. Super Destroyer 1 defeats Super Destroyer 2 in a slow and boring match. JT Smith saves the day and immediately enters a scaffold match against The Dark Patriot in a match that was slightly better than I was expecting it to be. Some risky drop kicks on the scaffolding. Stan Hansen and Terry Funk face Abdullah the Butcher and Kevin Sullivan in a chaotic Texas Tornado Bunkhouse match that ends in a DQ due to outside interference which feels super lame to finish a Bunkhouse match. Sherri, Tigra, Angel, Don E Allen, and Jay Sulli participate in a Mixed Gender Battle Royale, which ends with Tigra as the winner - this was really bad. Sal Bellomo faces Sir Richard Michaels in a loser gets 10 lashes match which goes too long. Shane Douglas defends his title against The Sandman in an average match. The Headhunters finally secure a clean victory in the bloodbath Main Event that is a romp around the ECW Arena, a preview of things to come. Uneven quality across the card, but things are starting to come together ..."

[4.0] "This felt like when you're really into a TV show after 3-4 seasons and you decide to go back and watch the pilot episode many years removed from when it first aired. You can see the prototypical beginnings of what Paul Heyman was trying to do with ECW, and as the calibre of the roster improved through 94 and 95 the general quality of the wrestling on the shows improved as well. It's a breezy watch for the most part, but it's better to skip ahead to the Spring of 1994 if you're new to ECW and fancy a jumping on point. The anarchic and "punk rock" feel was here at Ultra Clash, but the quality of wrestler wasn't there to really let it excel as a product yet"

[6.0] "I gave this show a 6! Find out why by listening to the "Extreme Timeline" podcast available on YouTube and all podcast apps!"

[5.0] "For what it was, and for all the changes that had to be made with Eddie Gilbert leaving the company, it was a decent show. Fans seemed to enjoy it and that's all you can really ask for. The scaffold match and the main event were definitely the highlights of the show. Good to see the debuts of the Public Enemy, Jason and Ian Rotten too. Crazy seeing Crash the Terminator (Bill DeMott) pop up in the main event. You can see this is the show that planted the seeds for what ECW eventually became. For full analysis, check out the Extreme Timeline podcast available everywhere."

[4.0] "The second ECW supershow. The wrestling quality is still really below par, but it is a somehow better show than the first one (Summer Shizzler). It features some more well known names, and it has Joey Styles (aged 22) on commentary instead of Jay-freaking-Sulli."

[2.0] "Two points for the opener with the Public Enemy and Ian Rotten. I'd be lying if I said there was much else worth watching on this show. Scaffold matches are the worst gimmick matches of all time."

[1.0] "I consider Ultra Clash one of the worst events in the history of Wrestling. The Wrestling quality is terrible, the ideas are flat. There are some big names but there isn' a single watchable match except for the short opener with the Public Enemy. The Super Destroyer 1 vs 2 match is really horrible, and many matches are like that. Also, the Scaffold match is one of the worst of all time. Even Douglas vs Sandman is disappointing. Absolutely not recommended."