[5.0] "The show had way less Vince Russo, so that immediately makes it better than the preceding ones. Two good singles matches, two dull tag team matches and a wacky main event with a stupid name. In between everything, you had Sonny Siaki trying and failing to assert himself as the leader of S.E.X, a 'threatening' trio of Erik Watts, Brian Lawler and David Flair basically saying that they're all second-generation wrestlers who didn't live up to their expectations, and Raven bled a lot. The show closed with the law firm of Watts, Lawler and Flair beating up the NWA champ, presenting themselves as a threat to...no, sorry, I can't finish that sentence without laughing."

[4.0] "This was an average show for TNA at that time, with no real starpower and very little compelling story. Vince Russo booking the entire show around his absence, as if he's the most important figure in the company, is really self-serving and egotistical. The Jeff Jarrett/Raven feud should be front and center, yet they're bringing in Erik Watts, Brian Christopher, and David Flair into the mix. And Disco Inferno and Mike Sanders, Sonny Siaki. I just don't understand their choices of who they want to feature."

[6.0] "This was a a decent show, where most of the matches were at least decent. We opened with a good match between Jerry Lynn and Super Crazy. The disciples of the New Church and the Hot Shots had an okay match that really just served to expose the Hot Shots for not being on the same level as the other top teams in the company. Jorge Estrada had a short match with Disgraceland that really just served to kill that angle. Kid Kash and the Amazing Red put on a Match of the Night performance over the X-Division Title. Glen Gilberti and Mike Sanders took on America's Most Wanted in a match that wasn't as bad as I thought it was going to be. Finally, Raven almost bled to death trying to get the Raven's Clockwork Orange House of Fun Match with the Sandman over."

[6.0] "I think this show was good. The opening promo was really entertaining, even if there were some broadcasting problems. Jerry Lynn against Super Crazy was a very good match, fast paced and intense. I'm enjoying a lot the Konnan and Lynn rivalry. Then having Russo writing himself off the TV is nice, he has been so much on this shows. The New Church have a nice squash against the Hot Shots. The Erik Watts was horrible, he is bad at promos. The Disgreland match was awful. The X Division title match between Red and Kid Kash was nice, maybe I would have wanted some more selling, but it was fine and had some nice spots and moves by Kash. AMW vs Sanders & Gilberti was bad. And the main event was really fun, a nice hardcore match between Raven and Sandman, with Kevin Sullivan as a referee. Then I liked how Raven called out Jarrett to have a match with him, there is a nice brawl between them and AJ. The problem is that then Erik Watts, Brian Lawler and David Flair jin the fight and beat Jarrett, I don't care about them."

[5.0] "I'm surprised at the low rating, this show isn't good overall but it's much better than most of the others shows from this time. A big part of this is Russo seemingly stepping back from his onscreen role, which has been just unbearable. Anyway, I really liked Lynn/Crazy, Kash/Red, and Raven/Sandman. Jarrett feuding with Erik Watts is extremely lame still."