[4.0] "This card featured a couple of good matches - and none that were outright bad - but there's nothing that really stands out as essential and no surprises. The results of matches featuring Impact roster members vs. local WCR talents were foregone conclusions, though the North vs. Fuego/Price and Callihan vs. Hawk served their purpose in strongly putting over the Impact guys. Taya vs. Rosemary was fine, though the finish came off a bit like one you'd see at a house show, as did the setup to get to Cage/Edwards vs. Shera/Raju (which I did find a rather enjoyable match). Elgin vs. TJP in the main event was decent, while Moose vs. Bonnar didn't really click, no doubt owing to Bonnar's pro-wrestling inexperience. MVP vs. Chavo was perhaps the best match of the night, though I couldn't help but feel like it could easily be a "superstars of wrestling"-type indy main event at this point. The poor production Impact puts into these network specials (far worse than their TV and PPVs, which actually look quite good these days) and the miniscule, lethargic crowd didn't help matters. Not a bad event, but one that's easily skippable."