[6.0] "Overall another solid episode of Lion's Break Collision here. This episode has the New Japan debut of Tom Lawlor, and he has a really good impression with a pretty good match with Rocky Romero in the main event. I like the character work with all the Young Lions so far. For pandemic era wrestling this show has been enjoyable. Kevin Kelly and Chris Charlton have done a pretty good job on commentary throughout."

[7.0] "Don't let the card fool you this show was entertaining for more than Lawlor's debut. the opening tag was quite fun and really made Karl Fredericks look like a star. Unfortunately, it also made the DKC look like the opposite of that, since he was largely useless throughout the match, and really only seemed to be there so that Misterioso didn't eat the pin. The main event was a fun pro wrestling version of a MMA match. of course Lawlor looked great, but Romero held his own, and didn't feel out of place."

[6.0] "Of all the Lion's Break Collision shows this was clearly the least satisfying. Still worth watching though."

[5.0] "Another mediocre show, but at least it's only half an hour. This one had the weakest (opener) and the strongest match of the shows so far so it was a mixed bag. Interesting to see NJPW hyping Lawlor as a former MLW champion. Also the opener was 07:39 according to NJPW, wouldn't it be better and easier to use the official time (I'm maybe a bit naively guessing someone from cagematch is timing the matches of the show)?"