[3.0] "This was an OK show with a lot of misses than hits. Ruckus vs Trent Acid match was easily match of the night. The second match on the show is easily one you can skip unless you want to hear five minutes of homophobic jokes"

[5.0] "The opener succeeded by sheer force of audacity, and the finish was truly breathtaking. The Tag team match was useless and dumb. Knoxx/Flash was boring and the interference felt random and illogical. The Nick Berk Gauntlet was a cool concept and gives loads of credibility to Nick Berk. GQ/Blade was a cool match-up with neat athletic feats, but the match had unnecessary stalling, went too long and exposed a bit of their flaws with spots of sloppiness. Ruckus/Acid was nothing short of awesome, as not only was the match exciting, but the story told magnificently paid off Trent Acid's agonizing title reign by having all his cheap tactics fail and seeing the Junior Heavyweight division unite for a deserving new champion that promises to deliver great matches in 2003. Messiah/Gage was very boring, as Messiah unexplicably worked heel and stalled constantly, while Nick Gage is just an unlikable asshole, and their paint-by-numbers crowd brawling continued the baffling slump of the main event scene, with the only notable thing being the new allegiance of The Dew and the early stage of The Hi-V. The main event was a standard garbage wrestling gorefest, with Zandig kicking out too early of the finish because he is an irredeemable selfish asshole. The main event scene stinks right now and Zandig does his best to kill the shows to feed his monster ego, but nevertheless the junior heavyweight division came through and saved the show through sheer force of will, presenting many entertaining matches in a variety of ways, making this an actual fun watch and good show despite the glaring flaws that are yet to be fixed in the other divisions."

[6.0] "Edit: I raise my show rating to 6 points, because of the Ruckus/Trent Acid match. The show started with energy and ended with the crowd seemingly satisfied. First show of 2003 in a new building brings new type of setting, more intimate crowd. The show was mediocre to OK for a CZW January show of the time. Traditionally the January shows are a bit more lower profile shows for CZW, but this had its moments. Cash vs Dutt was quite energetic, two young hungry wrestlers showing off. A fast paced opener with some heat and a quite flashy high risk spot. Nothing too deep. Second match was more like a segment. Adam Flash vs. Ian Knoxx - Flash working in the undercard. Quite boring filler with a Z-Barr run-in. Nick Berk goes through the students to get to Jon Dahmer. Some OK wrestling and submissions there but nothing more. The gauntlet part seemed like a filler. GQ vs. Ric Blade was haunted by several botches (as Blade is known to be prone to them) Still some effort there. Trent Acid vs. Ruckus ***œ-***Ÿ MOTN. A good story driven high impact cruiser match to end the long feud. Great face/heel dynamic and crowd work. The Messiah vs. Nick Gage focused more on gathering heat for The Messiah. Few nice hardcore moments/spots though. Main event; Nate Hatred vs. Nick Mondo vs. Zandig felt like a pretty typical exhibition hardcore match rather than a big title bout. I have seen much better matches from all three guys and much better BJW DM-title matches in CZW. Still a decent way to end the show with a bang. Overall short show that didnŽt feel overbooked and had one match totally worth watching and couple of entertaining matches. After the opener the undercard was pretty bad, but it is what is at the time."