[6.0] "This was a decent night of wrestling. It was mostly devoted to in-ring action, and the majority of the matches were pretty good. The show opened with Chris Harris taking on Kevin Nortcutt in a decent match. We then got a surprisingly non-chaotic tag team match between Sonny Siaki, D-Lo Brown, Ron Killings, Konnan, and Simon Diamond and Kid Kash, Michael Shane, David Young, Johnny Swinger, and Glen Gilberti. Frankie Kazarian had a very good match with Jerry Lynn. Team NWA had the match of the night against Team Japan. Abyss and AJ Styles had a good Falls Count Anywhere Match that was ruined by constant ref bumps and a non-finish, just so that they could have Don Harris referee the main event. Speaking of the main event, it was a boring brawl between Chris Harris and Shane Douglas."

[6.0] "I see that the other comments talk about this show being bad, and I don't think it was. All starts with a decent match between Chris Harris and Kevin Northcutt. Harris wins after spearing the bigger Northcutt and ciments his place as this underdog, leading into his title match against Jarrett. After that, there's a fun 10 man tag where the babyface team stood strong against the heels. The best thing of it was Simon Diamond and Johnny Swinger teasing a future fight. Killings looks like a star. After the match ends, the heels kept beating the babyfaces until the ICP came to make the save. Next, Frankie Kazarian makes his return to TNA with a new heel character, defeating Jerry Lynn, whom he blames his absence and not being a part of the NWA team at the Super X Cup. He capitalizes on Lynn's shoulder injury and wins with a rollup. It wasn't the best match, but it was kind of enjoyable. After the match ends, Raven comes to the ring and takes out Kazarian with a DDT. He rants about deserving another title shot. He talks about taking out many wrestlers, but at that moment The Naturals attack him with powder. Kazarian joins the beating. And then the lights go out and Sabu appears to make the save with his usual chair spots and moonsaults. It was so cool. Sabu is great. After that, Team NWA takes a win against Team Japan. A nice way to put the team over and make the members look strong, specially Dutt with his high flying and Elix Skipper and his powermoves. The best match of the night was the falls count anywhere between Abyss and AJ Styles. It was really fun and had some impressive spots, such as AJ diving of the balcony and a great Black Hole Slam. Maybe this match had too much overbooking with the three ref bumps, but at least that means we will another encounter. This two have great chemestry and it's nice to have them keep feuding. On the final segment, Jarrett comes to the ring to cut a promo shitting Russo for trying to give him ring rust. He challenged Tenay, Tiny and even Don West to a fight, but in the end is Chris Harris who responds and makes the save, but Shane Douglas comes from behind and attacks Harris, starting the main event. It was slow, but I think it helpt Harris in this underdog build. Douglas works over Harris arm. Harris come back was good, but I think he should have won earlier. In fact, the offense kind of look weak. He is able to kick out of a chain shot and then hits a spear, after James Storm hits a superkick. After the match, Russo comes to the ring to tell Harris that he doesn't think Harris is ready for Jarrett and he compares Storm to Shane Douglas and Jarrett. He tries to hold off the match, but Harris confronts him. Russo grants him the match, but he tells him that he is washing his hands. After the match, a brawl started between Jarrett and Harris brawl in the ring. The match was kind of meh, but I think that the final promo segment didn't help Harris getting over at all. It wasn't necessary and Russo here wasn't right. A weak ending for a fine show. I'd improve Harris booking."

[2.0] "Is Chris Harris ready for his title match on March 17th? He says he is but I was certainly not ready for this show. The whole show suffered from matches being too long. The opening was very awkward, The Kazarian vs Lynn match went on too long and ended with a roll up, Styles vs Abyss killed all the TNA refs, and for Harris vs Douglas somethings are better left unsaid. A lot of poor interview segments too. Like I don't believe Harris is ready for the title with the interview he gave before his match with Douglas. Traci killed Siaki has an imaginary friend that Traci killed? The only highlight for me was the 10 man tag in which the winning team really showed how good they were in ring."