[4.0] "The real lowlights shift to the midcard, and lo and behold, the former New Age Outlaws are still in the mix. But the opener, the X-Division surrounding Nash and the rest of the undercard are also pretty lackluster. The hair match and the non-match between Rhyno and Brown, in particular, are absolutely terrible. There's not much to counter that at the top, though the main event and Styles/Daniels are the closest to making up for the rest of the card at least a bit. On a positive note, I'd like to highlight Supermex's portrayal, but otherwise this isn't an event you'd need to watch twice."

[5.0] "I have never seen a show that was this aggressively average before in my life. Bad camera work all night with multiple cuts at the wrong time that missed spots. Most of the matches were simply treading water and not one exciting or memorable thing happened on the entire show. Raven vs Zbyszko was the worst match, short enough to not be all that bad. A couple of the matches were okay, without anything that could be pulled out as a highlight of the night. This could've just as easily been an episode of Impact and TNA was capable of better, so why this show underdelivered by blandly going through the motions is a mystery."

[4.0] "This was a pretty weak PPV with most of the best workers in gimmick or multi person matches. There is a very fun Team Canada segment with Eric Young breaking out as a huge babyface. Somehow Raven is more out of shape than Zbyszko and really should be rocking a t shirt rather than looking like a middle aged dad taking the divorce well by wearing a skirt and eating too many pies."

[10.0] "Very cool show. For matches, of course, everything is bad. But I was given pleasant emotions. All sorts of botch and funny moments. At least the matches are good, but not all. I won't hide it. I liked it, WWE wouldn't have done it"