[6.0] "The opener's start was decent if very tentative, but then their long matwork segment was boring and endless, killing any interest and letting them lifelessly limp towards a weak ending. Lazarus/ Strickland was fun, but could have exploited their potential so much more. Kimber/Violet was quite good, executing everything cleanly and picking up the pace for a nice simple finish. Rampage/Hyde used the hardcore rules in weird ways, brawling around in weird places and interacting with the crowd in cliché irresponsible ways, but just making it back to the ring and ending things for what really was a mundane and ordinary match, busy disguising things to Hyde its dullness. Conners/Gulak used focused matwork, which reduced the excitement but showcased Drew Gulak's expertise that vowed the crowd and made them engaged into the contest, giving it energy and making things go by faster than expected. Swann/Ligero was a joyful treat, a display of pure high-flying prowess that woved the crowd and felt on-point at every turn, making both guys look like amazing superheros. Biff/Kirby was a decent match controlled by Biff Busick, with Martin Kirby looking like a resilient babyface and Biff Busick racking up title defenses to give value to his reign while he can. The show has many good matches, and a few appalling duds, basking in a dark atmosphere that is not conducive to pure wrestling classics, but with an enthusiastic crowd that lift things up and good efforts from the roster, making for an overall pleasing experience with a good talent distribution."