[6.0] "The show pleased with the first three matches, with a particularly cool duel given by Coffey and Dragunov. Main and Pre-main are a little sour, although last year Square Go was weak, this year, in my opinion, it is even worse, but in 2017 there was a cool, exemplary battle. Well, Lionheart is certainly a midcard champion. Undoubtedly, he deserved this title more than others, but nevertheless, he gives out matches very weak. In general, ICW has had problems with champions in recent years."

[9.0] "Square Go time! First major ICW show I watched when I signed up to their on demand service was the 2018 Square Go. Took the ride ever since. How times flies. Awesome opening tag match! The POD looked like the dominant team and the KoC were the underdogs. I enjoyed the Aspen Faith's selling of the arm, and the POD dominating the final moments of the match. Both teams put everything into this match, with the KoC picking up the win in a huge surprise, and well deserved too. Toni Storm and Kay Lee Ray had a fairly good match that would have been much better had it continued on to a decisive finish. The outside interference by Kasey, while intended to create a new story going forward, ruined an otherwise solid contest. Both women did a solid job overall. The Zero-G title match between Joe Coffey and Ilja Dragunov was a hard hitting contest. Lots of strikes and power moves but plenty of great wrestling too. I felt the match was a bit slow at times but that didn't take away from the match itself. However, I do feel that the finish was a little flat, whereas it was an excellent match. Lionheart vs. Angelico was a solid World Championship match. Nothing of note happened other than it was a good match between two good wrestlers. When it comes to the title matches, this, alongside the Women's title match were the weakest of the bunch, but not because they were bad. The other two title matches were fantastic, where the remaining two just couldn't compete. Obviously, the Square Go was chaotic and fun. Lots of surprise moments such as BT Gunn lasting mere minutes, Viper entering, Mark Coffey's alliance and of course, Liam Thompson and Red Lightning lasting as long as they did, with the latter pulling off the shocking upset and last eliminating Joe Hendry. What a moment! Of course, the post match was something else. Brilliant ICW event to kick off 2019."