[4.0] "The opener was a pleasant breezy exhibition for Shane Strickland, although he is talented and established way beyond that level already. The undercard tag team match was quite athletic, but lacked attractiveness and felt like a string of moves with empty charisma. Biff/Excellent had promises, but suffered from heavy shenanigans and interference that diluted the match and made it hard to follow. Fox/Dickinson was a solid midcard match with very crisp offense, it felt like AR Fox had a true obstacle in front of him and gained status by overcoming it. Lucky/Mathis was a messy chaotic match with way too much extracurricular activities, and a dusty finish that looked very bad, needlessly diminishing the impact Lucky? s victory and making the crowd loudly reject the premise and the matchup to come out of it. The Women? s Tag Team Match was overbooked to death, with DJ Hyde continuing his stupid vendetta against babyface women, making it almost unwatchable. The 4-Way Match was great wrestling, but the absolute worst guy won in cheap fashion, again wasting the enormous potential of guys like Amasis and John Silver. Colon/Everett was boring and convoluted, with overbooking that did not even make sense, and by the end it was clear that this was just filler between the expected Colon/Strickland showdown. Tremont/Gacy looked ridiculous and phony, going way too over-the-top and making this one of the worst main events of the year. The show has a few really good matches, but horrible overbooking that makes it hard to digest and a barely decent night of wrestling."