[3.0] "FIP's booking had really gotten off the rails, and this show suffered terribly from it. The 3-Way match morphing into a trios match was okay, but again this is in a weird limbo between a competitive match and a squash that doesn't fully accomplish anything. Ruff/Day was a wonderful undercard sprint and Leon Ruff is a real gem prospect for the WWN. Jarek/Barrett lacked purpose, but it is one of the least dull appearances by Jarek 1-20. Aria/Jenkins had potential but was much too short to have any substance. Sharp/Stigma was a nice way to push asides complications arising from the hurtful bookings of certain characters, leaving more space for the action, but sadly Thomas Sharp wouldn't be utilised further. Case/Caleb was the most boring matches between overpushed slugs I have seen in a long long time. Priscilla/Stormie looked like a fun match-up with colourful personalities, but never got out of first gear. Davis/Skyler had no personalityor direction, feeling very much like filler for the uppercard. Yehi/Tracer was athletic and had no major problem per say, but somehow Tracer X lacked any distinctive personality, which made this the most forgettable match of Yehi's historic reign, despite the undeniable efforts put forth by both wrestlers. Hooligans/Ducklings was on its way to be a very cool main event fight and possibly the best bout of the night, but FIP chose to ruin it by having The End interfere making this a No-Contest in a No DQ match, just deflating the crowd who finally had found something to get invested in. There was talent on the show on some efforts across the board, which makes me feel bad for being so severe, but the atrocious booking, with shortchanged time allocations and cheap non-endings galore made this an horrendous mess, with the few strong points having trouble being more memorable than the phony edgy trash that surrounds it, preventing this show from being decent, and just barely watchable."