[9.0] "The South Pacific Power Trip vs F. S. U with Nixon Newell. Funny kissing/sexual segment and overall fun mixed tag match with a great ending sequence. ***1/2 Toni Storm vs Kay Lee Ray. Toni Storm pulls off some impressive feats of strength, while Kay Lee Ray holds her own with submissions. Not bad, although nothing special. *** 'Bodyguy' Roy Johnson vs Mad Man Manson segment was bad. British Strong Style vs London Riots vs The Leaders (Matry Scurll and Zack Sabre Jr. ) Fun match, with The Leaders and London Riots taking the bulk of the early work. Flying party followed by a submission party. Several interrupted finishers at the end helps everyone look strong. ****1/4 Pete Dunne vs Fabian Aichner. Aichner in particular brought exciting reversals, brutal looking strikes, and flight. This match had a bit of everything with submissions and technical wrestling, high flying spots, near falls, a somewhat surprising finisher, and good promos from Dunne before and after the match. ****1/2 Sebastian and Pastor William Eaver vs Jack Sexsmith and Chuck Mambo Pastor William Eaver doesn't want to be tagging with Sebastian, and the story of the match revolves around their interactions. Creative brown nosing is the highlight of an otherwise below average match. ** Jimmy Havoc vs Will Ospreay. This match is fast paced from start to finish while still having a previous injured limb being targeted. Interesting promo at the end. Great match between two of the promotion's best. ****1/2"

[7.0] "In the spirit of PWG's "Mystery Vortex" this was a holiday, apparently debauched, clearly raucous show w/ an unfortunate appearance of 'The Dirty Sanchez. ' Indeed, I don't find appealing these foulest of body mechanics, and it's certainly not 'Progress, ' but perhaps that's a regular gimmick of J Sexsmith matches. If it is, count me a non-fan of his second-rate D Dino routine. Regardless, it's now out-there and surely coming soon to a DDT show. Is it mandatory for European feds to have party-boy tag teams like FSU, Midnight Ravers, Hot and Spicy, etc. ? I bet Mojo Rawley is jealous of the reaction E Dennis gets. W/ the dissemination of Paige's parties I wonder if all involved in such gimmicks as 'the S Pacific Power Trip' engage in menages? Well, to be married that young and participating in the pro wrestling world I'll assume there are certain arrangements. T Storm evokes a slighter B Phoenix, but she has the potential to be a better worker. She's only 21, and I was impressed that she wasn't completely overwhelmed by her majesty, Io Shirai, in their multiple matches. I like TS's leg-hook German, and this was tighter than the majority of women's bouts. Speaking of names, whether it's Diesel, the dude from Osaka, or this joke in Progress, anyone nicknamed 'The Bodyguard' sucks. The tag title was alright - Scurll was too much the panderer tonight to wear trunks appelled 'the Villain, ' but I'm a fan of J Davis as I think he conveys someone who lays it all on the line, ie. his tope suicida. For a man his size, Fabian can move awfully well on-the-ropes, though he needs to polish himself or he'll find himself not-over and off shows, kinda like Gran Mettalik. I wish more of Dunne's matches were bruisefests instead of this typical indie showcase. The Main event and subsequent angle reuniting the 'Swords of Essex' was great stuff and it was rewarding to have waded through all the irreverency to reach the end in which we'r eleft w/ strong heel heat. 7. 25"

[9.0] "A great show, from start to finish. That was very fun for some parts. The 3-Way Match is MOTN (****1/4), closely followed by the main-event, a very good reborn of a great rivalry. Great performance by the ladies too, and once again, Fabian Aichner continue to improve ! An awesome end for PROGRESS, for a tremendous year."