"Match Recommendations: Schaff vs Hammerstone, American Gunz vs Reno SCUM and Spencer vs Atlas. The first match is perhaps the best chain match that actually got me invested. The Gunz/SCUM tag and ME are incredible and worth the watch."
[7.0] "Wolves at the Door, a fitting name considering the amount of talent that came into this event without being DEFY regulars. Started off with a fun and fast paced four way elimination match. Fun stuff that gave the competitors enough time to do what they do. Surprising result. Next tag match felt like a waste. Did nothing but get the crowd riled up for some unknown and give NOL something to do. I can appreciate the hard work put into the match between the women, but in the end I found it to be decent at best. Hammerstone vs Schaff was a great big man style fight, with an added chain stipulation. Match took place inside and outside the ring and even got a fan or two involved. Schaff was great as always but Hammerstone really impressed here as well. Schaff dragging Hammerstone in his back to reach the corners was creative. Reno SCUM vs the American Guns was an awesome tag match. Scum looked great in their debut and gave the Guns a good fight. Might be the best Scum match to date. Havoc/Myers started off chaotic, and had me in chuckles thanks to Myers. No hold barred style match that was unpredictable, and quite frankly a worthy sequel to their previous match, probably even better. It was fun seeing Myers in an environment more familiar to Havoc, such as brawling around the ring, the weapon use and even leaping off the upper floor! Very fun and enjoyable match, best of the night. Spencer/Atlas had potential to be something special, but in the end it turned out to be a good main event, but without that special attribute it needed. Might be because it was clear there would be no title change, or because there was hardly any story within the match itself. Atlas was great though and gave Spencer a good fight, in what was a fast paced match. First time watching Atlas and I enjoyed his variety of moves, just as I used to enjoy Artemis when he first debuted here. Very poetic, I suppose. Arty retains as DEFY continues to churn out fun shows."
