[1.0] "The show is an interesting case, as the wrestling was quite good but the booking of it made it seem like an hopeless atrocity. The opener was as good match, but as its evident function was a squash for War Machine, its lenght and distribution of offense seems weird. The following promo wasn't great, which is the case the whole night and really drags the show down. The midcard match went well, but for some reason I had no interest in it. The main event was short and only basic, but all the smokes and mirrors and interference made it somewhat of a mess. Really, this is a difficult hour of TV to watch, even if the parts could be good their streamlining is out-of-whack and confusing. Big time misfire for ROH."

[6.0] "Three Way Tag Team Match: ***1/2/MOTN-- Hanson & Raymond Rowe were really dominating, compared to Coast 2 Coast and Tempura Boyz Corey Hollis/Flip Gordon: **- Flip Gordon has shown he can be a really good wrestler that can win decent matches and potentially win gold Main Event- **- Disappointing main event Cody vs Frankie Kazarian- it didn't help all the interference and the disappointing ending I rate this a 6. 0/10"

[4.0] "Hanson & Raymond Rowe -vs- Leon St. Giovanni & Shaheem Ali -vs- Sho Tanaka & Yohei Komatsu – (Tornado 3-Way) [** 1/4] War Machine making a point that they are the tag division in ROH right now, trashing two of the teams and wanting the ROH Tag Titles back. Flip Gordon -vs- Corey Hollis [* 1/4] “Flip, Flip, Flip…” God awful intro music. The guy is getting pushed and gets his celebrated win here without too much fanfare. Cody (c) -vs- Frankie Kazarian – (ROH Title) [* 1/2] A throw-away title defense for TV as long as ex-champion Christopher Daniels is somewhat relevant, letting his tag partner shine for a short while. The wrestling was bland, and they “spiced” it up with distractions and interference before Cody won the 10 minute match with the Cross Rhodes."