[6.0] "No bad matches but not up to what you would expect from Evolve . Let's just say it wasn't a max effort night and felt like a B show . I've given it a chance but I still don't get the amount of time and effort they put into Page . Matches worth watching : all of them and my top match was Johnny Gargano vs. Zack Sabre Jr."

[7.0] "If Evolve's MVP is leaving "for greener pastures, " as L Leonard oddly told us viewers, it begs the question not of doubting his sincerity when he thanks us customers for paying his company's bills, but why we even bother in the first place if WWE is indeed 'greener. ' And why is J Styles on commentary heel-leaning & joshin' as if he's looking for a gig at a comedy club when in front of the crowd he's a stern yet fair-minded 'GM? ' JS, honor the consistency of a character. Anyway, onto the action... FY still feels like an opening match guy as his in-ring presentation hasn't yet coalesced from who he was pre-Catch Point to now that he's a member of that 'catch wrestling' squad. Keen booking usage of DB whose lighter energy rubbed off on the too-heavy spirit of one trying-to-be-a-face EP; their 'lesson' mid-match was entertaining. D Allin continues to bring and give all - missing a running Yakuza kick into the outside post - in a nine minute sprint with the more over than ever TJP. Why is 'Dustin' wearing trunks with 'Taylor' on them? However this 'hardcore, ' starting in PWG, gimmick he has created for himself has made me take him a little more seriously. Pre-three way Gargano comes out and gives a 'Papa HHH' speech. Fast-paced hot action. A seductive Galloway plea led to an appealingly plucky and physical Gulak & DG battle. ZSJ's submissions aren't often knee focused so full advantage of the bandaged JG didn't happen but the match had a nice flow if it wasn't overly gripping. 6. 75"