[5.0] "This wasn't the best show, but it was nice to see early CM Punk. The overall story of SEX still being the big bad is no longer entertaining, if it ever even was. Disco Inferno should not be your top heel. Raven is just treading water by doing nothing. AJ & D'Lo make a good team."

[4.0] "This show started strong, but fell apart quick. The opening four-way between Paul London, CM Punk, Jason Cross, and Kid Romeo was very good. Justin Credible, Slash, and the Amazing Red then took on a depleted Triple X (who were missing Lo-Ki due to injury) in the match of the night. At this point, the bad ideas started. Mike Sanders and Brian Lee wrestled in the Hard Ten Tournament, a tournament where having a good match is impossible, but you've got to try anyway. Don Harris and Ron Killings defeated New Jack and Shark Boy in the Anarchy Alliance Tournament, a tournament where having a good match is unlikely, but technically possible. David Young and Traci defeated Kid Kash and Trinity in said tournament, doing nothing to dispel expectations of terrible matches. America's Most Wanted qualified for the tournament by beating AJ Styles and D-Lo Brown in a good match. Finally, Sonny Siaki and the Sandman wrestled to a no contest in a Raven's Clockwork Orange House of Fun Match."

[4.0] "This started really well, with two exciting matches. First, the Four Way X Division match was excellent, really intense and competitive action, with Punk, Kid Romeo and Paul London. This three impressed me and did some great moves. Then three on two match with Triple X vs Red, Credible and Slash was fun and entertaining. Full of good moves. But then the show started to fall apart. The Hard Ten match wasn't great, and even if there's a cool spot or two, the stupilation and rules were horrible. The anarchy alliance wasn't much better. The mixed tag match had some cool action and Kash is a good heel, he is a bastard and I hate his character and how he treats Trinity. The ending was bad. AMW vs AJ and D-Lo was very good, great action as those teams mixed really well, but the ending was weak. The main event on a in-ring stand point was bad, but Raven's character work was pretty interesting."

[4.0] "Pretty messy show, though I suppose I've seen worse. We start with a weird Star Wars crawl about two new tournaments tonight. Russo sure loves tournaments. Raven is attacked by an unseen Jeff Jarrett as we hear his voice in a strange voiceover which makes me think he wasn't even there. CM Punk debuts in TNA in the best match on the show, fantastically exciting stuff. Raven threatens to pour bleach down the throat of Mickie James. Pretty great tag match to follow, second best match on the show. Raven attacks Amazing Red as a sacrificial victim. Goldilocks gets a segment where she terrorizes a cell phone shop worker, for reasons I do not understand. Mike Sanders cuts a bad promo and has a truly horrible match with Brian Lee. New Jack, Shark Boy, and Goldilocks play Candyland backstage. Poor tag match follows. Erik Watts is doing a bizarre gimmick where he keeps saying Eric Bischoff is coming to TNA. Weird mixed tag match, TNA and Russo are too fond of letting women getting beaten up in lascivious way. Raven attacks Jeremy Borash. Good but overbooked tag match to follow. Lengthy interview with Disco Inferno which is just horrid. Main event is very weak, Raven is the only interesting person involved. Nice post match angle where Amazing Red unexpectedly fights back against Raven for his earlier attack."