[5.0] "The opener was interesting, with comedy and Asylum having impressive power game, which made the result while logical a bit disappointing, and Asylum got unfairly rejected by the crowd. The first qualifier was fun and told an intriguing story, but it might cause alignment imbalance for the tournament. The random tag team match felt very clunky and incoherent, a very convolute way to setup an unrelated match later on tonight that could have been simply announced. BLKOUT/Checkmate was a very nice title defense with the Canadians giving a valiant effort and BLKOUT using their vast array of skills and cheating to remain in control and get the victory. Fire/Tattoos was decent, but suffered from featuring unknown and being the third tag team match in a row, thus feeling rather stale. The whole segment with Eddie Kingston was very entertaining and perfectly portayed his unhinged character, but the return of Jon Dahmer who made him submit with his really undercut the whole thing. The second qualifier proved to as fun as the first and rebalanced the lineup. Vortekz/Reefer wasn? t very good, but the efforts were there and Vortekz as a lot of potential for CZW. Justice/Dutt was an acceptable filler title defense, augmenting the pedigree of Justice Pain's final run in CZW before passing the torch. The main event was the lowest of garbage match and made no senses for storyline, but I guess the bloodthirsty vampires in the crowd liked it. This show was wonderful in setting things up for the future, even if they would not all pan out, but the wrestling quality itself was quite poor outside of the two fun 6-Way Match, and that means the booking that for once is intriguing can only take the show so far."
