[3.0] "This has to be one of the worst booked show of Freelance Wrestling's existence. Sally/Joey was kept brief and focused on Joey, making it by far the most bearable match of Sally's senseless push. Heroes/Irn was a fun little match with enough entertainment to satisfy to crowd, fine undercard filler. Arik/Trik was an alright midcard match but they stayed in first gear. This is where the show fell apart, as the random 3-way match seemed ripe for comedy, but they chose a mind-boggingly confusing story of constant betrayal between three ill-defined character, with the crowd struggling to follow, and piled on complex and silly comedy routines that did not gel together and made for a sloppy disjointed skit. The 8-Men tag match had potential to be good filler, but the teams were very lopsided in terms of talent and starpower, yet the chose to have one half of the Freelance Tag Team Champions take the fall from a total comedy jobber, making this another appalling booking decisions. The Freelance World Championship match was even worse, as the extremely popular challenger Suge D was relegated to being the punching bag of the champion, just barely kicking out of signature moves, only to fall victim to a stupid referee stoppage, completely deflating the crowd, killing another great challenger and furthering the champion's mediocre title reign that makes Freelance Wrestling look like shit. The main event had the lofty task of saving the night, but this throwaway pairing made more of an extended joke of a match with a big finish, which certainly was a pleasant mindless spectacle, but nothing that could truly redeem the show. When Sally Stitches is in the top 3 matches, you know you are struggling. The talents and hard work from the talents at both ends of the night prevents the show from being a true disaster, but I cannot stress enough how much the booking has degraded. 2015 ends on a very sour note, and Freelance Wrestling enters 2016 with its viability very much in doubt."