[7.0] "A very good event from TNA in 2007, a year that was very strong for them. There are several very good matches on this show- the opener, X division title match, Joe vs Christian, and the main event. There are also a couple stinkers, namely the reverse battle royal and the steiners match. Nothing really dragged other than the aforementioned steiner match, and no match felt too long, though the event itself did feel a touch on the long side. Great promos from Christian and Ron Killings, who has to explain that his tag partner Pacman Jones won't be wrestling at the last minute. There is a throughline of Kurt Angle and Kevin Nash that is well acted but not interesting to me at all. The audience is hot for basically every match, which really helps elevate this event. Worth the watch for a good afternoon of wrestling action from TNA in their heyday."

[10.0] "This is my favorite TNA pay-per-view of all time, and I enjoy it every time I watch it. It's the magnum opus of TNA, offering a little bit of everything across its three-hour span. Was it the best "wrestling show" for purists? No. But I watch wrestling for fun, and I'd be lying if I said I didn't get nearly the same thrill as if I were seeing it live. This is one of my favorite major events ever, and it has everything that makes it TNA's equivalent of WrestleMania."

[6.0] "The best and worst that TNA was capable of, Cage vs Joe, Lethal vs Daniels, the opening tag match, and the main event - despite the overbooked ending - all stand out as excellent work. Then there was one of the most infamous TNA matches in the ridiculous reverse battle royal, a lackluster match to crown the first ever women's champion, a tag match where a non-wrestler was replaced by a non-entity with a dumb finish, and one of the worst Monster's Ball outings. Steiners vs Dudleys was middling. If only TNA could've gotten past the overbooked trash that somehow kept making its way onto their shows the company could've really picked up steam at this juncture, but they just didn't seem to be able to get out of their own way."

[7.0] "7.9 out of 10 no this still isn't the best tna ppv nor bound for glory ppv for that matter but still it's good nontheless the opener was incredible the reverse battle royal sucked tag title match was decent I guess jay lethal and christopher daniels had a near 4 star match best 2 out of 3 falls tables match wasn't good gail kim becoming inaugural knockouts champion was great samoa joe & christian cage stole the show with their clinic the monsters ball match was your standard monsters ball match then the main event happened which was very good show."

[7.0] "This was a good show. The opener Tag team ultimate X was absolutely amazing. Lots of great moves in that match. The Sting Angle main event was a really good match. But my absolute favorite match of three night was Samoa Joe Vs Christian. That was just a phenomenal match. I recommend this show."

[8.0] "A wildly inconsistent PPV with some absolute stinkers on there like the Dudleys and the womens battle royale but when it did hit, it was excellent. Samoa Joe vs Christian is appointment viewing, the opening tag is outrageous fun and the two singles titles matches are worth watching."

[7.0] "More good than bad on the show but it always surprises me to see this show rated so highly. The Ultimate X and Joe/Christian are my two favorites on the show. The tag and X title matches are both pretty good. I don? t care for the shenanigans in the main event at all but it is one of Sting? s stronger matches in TNA. Giving Gail Kim her moment was good."

[6.0] "I thought this was actually a rather pedestrian pay per view. The opening Ultimate X tag team bout was incredible and Match of the Night in my opinion. Christian versus Samoa Joe was also high quality. Other than that, not much to be said. Some decent matches and then a couple also really bad ones. I? m feeling more underwhelmed than anything right now."

[10.0] "First-class PPV! The Ultimate X match was sick and Joe vs. Christian was amazing. What's more, a lot of very entertaining matches and, of course, Steiner's "FAT ASSES" promo."