[6.0] "While the main event did not particularly perform, ending the show on a slightly disappointing note, in truth nobody was thinking about that at its conclusion- minds had to be focussed on the Jimmy Havoc heel turn. This angle feels as if it was a catalyst for the next stage of growth of a company that was already selling out shows before they advertised the matches on them- anybody who became aware of it at the time (including myself) went out and preached to anybody that would listen about how good this was. PROGRESS had built a story with Havoc that was legitimately gripping, genuinely emotional and which had ensured the beloved Havoc had become the most reviled man in the company- and in a way that entirely made sense after you heard what Havoc had to say in his promo. In the ring, while the post intermission action was largely average, everything in the first half was good, with the triple threat match, exceptional. This was still not the complete package though, and it makes for one of the more bizarre summaries I'm likely to have to do as, for overall quality this is only a slightly above average night, but at the same time, it's absolutely must-watch."

[7.0] "Mastiff vs End was good and featured some nice hard strikes. Paul Robinsons vs Eddie Dennis wasn’t that great, but was ok. Haskins vs Ricochet vs ZSJ was a pretty good 3 way. Stixx vs Cruz was ok, but went on for too long, and it was hard to see what was going on when they were brawling in the crowd. The 6 man tag was a good entertaining match. Jimmy Havocs turn and attack on Jim Smallman will give you goosebumps! Rampage vs Doug was ok but went on for a bit too long in my opinion."