[6.0] "The dark match was pretty insignificant and insipid. The Gauntlet Match was very bland and uneven, with a severe deficit in personality, but at least the right team won, and Fight Or Flight did leave an impression and might soon get out of the undercard. Monkey/Nyx was a fair showcase, with Space Monkey controlling the match, showing his fun factor and avenging last month's lost, not a bad use of a undercard spot. The 4-Way Match had some nifty action and kept the pace for a long time, but it also felt incohesive, ran out of steam at the end and has the terrible result of pushing the overrated Joey Janela up the cards. The Split Partners Tag Team Match started with an awful lot of stalling, and when it got going the action was fluid but felt directionless, lacking cohesion and the ending felt lame, as the end of the Brent/Rukin feud feels incredibly low-key and lukewarm, not at all giving closure to their partnership. Hawke/Mercer was a quick random squash, but again the Hawle/MVP challenge would not come about and becomes a frustrating plothole. Pinkie/Basiley was fun, cool, fluid, and very well executed, a much needed dose of focused professionalism. Franky/Jaka was exactly what it should have been, a wild brawl with the added weapon to make it even more violent, and a finishing sequence that was full of drama, with a result that is a tiny bit deflating but fits with the match and will get an epilogue next season. The C4 Tag Team Championship Match was fast and furious, representing the effervescent tag team division well, and the impromptu aftermath sends the whole division into another fresh division, giving anticipation for the new season. The main event had a lot of things I don't enjoy, most of all the asshole demeanor of Chris Dickinson, but they made the best of their skills and gave the crowd a fight they enjoyed, with some overbooking to cover their flaws and end the season happily. Fair fun show, opening up possibilities for the next season."