[2.0] "The opener was a long boring squash that had trouble getting the point across, and Sozio really does not gain traction in his role, looking fairly weak. Gulak/Aaron was a very solid undercard match, with Drew Gulak being extremely generous, as instead of using his position on the roster to justify a squash, he gave a competitive matchup to the undercarder and made it a compelling wrestling match. Excellent/Whitmer was an odd match, never quite finding a style and feeling very aimless. The women's tag team match was decent enough, but had a terrible ending, sacrificing two extremely talented female wrestlers for the benefits of two sluggish inept goofs that are overpushed for political reasons. Strickland/Caleb never found t=rhythm and felt weird, as the CZW Wired division has taken a tragic fall in quality in 2014. Products/Dejos was disjointed and kind of junk food wrestling, going by fast without leaving a durable impression. Busick/Havoc was a jarring clash of styles that never clicked, starting off the new champion's reign and a trite note. Irish/Malcolm was fun, but need a second view, and a better result. Mathis/Hyde was a weak main event, just gratuitous violence with no meaning behind it, and for the second Ohio Show in a row, DJ Hyde books himself to win the main event and feeds his ego with his own roster. There is a little good wrestliong, but the booking is very weak, many matches missed the mark by a wide margin and DJ Hyde's ego hurts the shows immensely, as this is the second disaster show in a row for CZW, who is falling down a canyon in 2014."