[6.0] "Undercard for this show was pretty average. Last two matches were pretty solid. Blake vs Lee was my MOTN. Atticus vs Alex wasn't too far off from being it as well. Recommend the last two matches overall."

[5.0] "I had tickets to this show and was so underwhelmed with the card that I decided to grab dinner during the undercard. I felt that the first three matches were average at best and did not really deliver, especially in front of a very tired crowd. The tag team and 8 way matches were solid and definitely established a tag division presence in the company that had otherwise been lacking. Warner against Tankman I felt could have been shorter. There were multiple points in the match up I feel should have been the logical ending. By the time Blake and Lee came around, I found myself longing for the main event, although the angle in the post match with Lio Rush was solid. That being said, I was definitely hoping RSP v Alex would happen as I felt like Alex was due for a world title reign, but was equally hyped for the Alex v Atticus match, that took place in Rickey's unfortunate sickness, because they have great ring chemistry as demonstrated by the 2nd round TOS 5 match. This blew my expectations away, and it is the only saving grace of this show. Alex brought back the camel clutch which was a nice surprise, and definitely popped me big. This was a very suspenseful match. You could feel Atticus's drive to win throughout, but ultimately falling short to Alex made me want to see more. This established Atticus as a legitimate deathmatch threat and a skilled singles competitor brought out by Alex's expertise. My only gripes on the match was that the stream quality was rather poor, as was the camerawork. Overall it sent the fans home happy, which is all you can ask for as a fan."

[4.0] "Not a great show. A shuffled around card and a lot of the workers being exhausted from the show prior explains a lot, but I can't say I overly enjoyed my first real GCW experience. A lot of the early matches were forgettable, and while the CTE-Team Bussy match was fun, it was still a bit of a silly comedy match. The Scramble had some more odd comedy, though the fact that it turned into a mauling from the Warbeast was interesting, and I do love Mance Warner a lot. The Christian-Moriarty match was energetic and dynamic, but a little empty of story, and the main event was just kind of a generic hardcore cluster - though I say that as someone not overly invested in lighttubes-and-glass hardcore matches to begin with."

[4.0] "They had a show on New Years Eve, so this show on the first day of 2021 felt like more like a hangover. The wrestling was okay. Some misses here and there, but otherwise fine for a indie show. Nothing however gained much steam, hence why it felt like a hangover. There was something dead tired about everything. Jordan Oliver -vs- Tre Lamar [* 1/2], Ken Broadway -vs- ACH [**], Chris Dickinson -vs- Cole Radrick [* 3/4], Joshua Bishop & Matthew Justice -vs- Allie Kat & Effy [* 1/2], KTB -vs- Shane Mercer -vs- 1 Called Manders -vs- Charlie Tiger -vs- Elayna Black -vs- Ellis Taylor -vs- Levi Everett -vs- Steve Scott [* 1/4], Mance Warner -vs- Calvin Tankman [* 1/2], Blake Christian -vs- Lee Moriarty [**], Alex Colon -vs- Atticus Cogar [** 1/4]"

[5.0] "Another good show afflicted by technical and pandemic problems. Nice bouts: Colon/Cogar (and a bonus from Homecoming Colon/Gray) and Christian/Moriarty."

[3.0] "Unfortunately a bad show. A series of mishaps happened before the show, few matches cancelled because of various reasons. There was no remarkable match except Colon vs. Cogar. This show was a total disappointment but I liked the main event."