[3.0] "I love everyone in the main event but it felt like really lazy booking on MLW's part. I watch Fusion and I don't know why the promotion let Salina make Tom Lawlor the special guest referee in the World Tag Team Title match. Everything else was good although I wish Brian Pillman Jr. didn't become a job guy."
[5.0] "Well it's an easy watch at least, a good ratio of segments matches, with matches being mostly nothing. I still watch though, even if it is mostly for background."
[5.0] "Another mostly-nothing show from MLW. Nothing particularly good, nothing particularly bad, just there. Low Ki squashing a jobber in under 8 seconds in 2021 is just about the most redundant thing you could could ask from MLW. And then yet another squash match with Mil Muertes, who I'm honestly pretty excited to see in MLW. I'm assuming they've finally sent Pillman packing to Florida for good now. The tag title match was, well it was a match. The same punch-kick brawl we've seen from the Von Erichs since their debut, with special guest crooked referee Tom Lawlor, that was overbooked into oblivion with it essentially becoming a six-on-two massacre. When a guy's been booked as strongly as LA Park has in MLW over the last couple years, he (with his son tagging along) shouldn't need that much help to beat a couple of OK wrestlers to begin with. Aside from the matches it was the usual suspects having the usual promos we see every week: Hammerstone and Kruger are big strong men who are mad at each other, Injustice is pissed about something, Richard Holliday is a dick. The most intriguing thing about the episode is the mysterious benefactors who bought out Promociones Dorado: "Azteca Underground Inc. ". Call me optimistic but it kinda sounds like they're going to continue with the Lucha Underground pseudo-crossover, especially with Konnan in the middle of all this. If Dario Cueto shows up on MLW I'll most likely shit my pants."
[6.0] "The focus was totally on Mil Muertes. A weekly like this doesn't give much more at the end of the day at this purpose but the result was at least satisfactory indeed..."