[9.0] "The whole night was a brutal war every match featuring some very bloody spots. 44OH! Are scattered out the card but the biggest surprise was the return of Mance Warner who hadn't been in IWA in some time, the crowd went nuts when his music hit. They also hype up Double Death but that tag match was lackluster at best, same with Insane Lane's match."

[7.0] "[RSP/Warner - A brilliant way to start the show with the biggest heel currently in independent wrestling, he and Mancer put on a solid match. With an impressive finishing sequence and inciting the crowd, they captured a great atmosphere for the rest of the night. (8)] [Crist/Williams - Not the most entertaining match for the first half, but they did go for a lengthy amount of time with only a couple of moves not connecting. The final stretch was truly epic, and Billy the P's interactions with Crist are hilarious. (7)] [Rotten/Giza - Many horrifying moments in this match, and it became pretty hard to watch in places. Giza is still getting used to the pain of gusset plates, and both boys put each other through a proper vicious battle. (7)] [Herzog&NDC/Patricks&Crane - A little on the short side, but it was fun to watch and produced good action. Herzog & NDC is a team I'd like to see more. (5. 5)] [Maria/Beverly - Very rough match as Beverly shows his strength (opposing a woman) and when Maria goes through the first mirror! Jesus Christ. I like the concept of this stipulation, and the distinctive sound the mirrors make when someone shatters it is so satisfying. I had low expectations for this one, but they sold their performances perfectly, although there was a terrible botch with one of the mirrors. (6. 5)] [Lane/Cash - Boring, big guy walk-and-brawl type match, very skippable. (3) [Ryan/Wellington/JWM - Oh, boy, was this cruel. Wellington stumbled to the ring (visible injury) with a backpack full of formidable weapons and battled like a true deathmatch star despite having the body mass of someone half his opponents' size. Murdoch and Ryan typically performed how you would expect the KotDM to do and faithfully kept it fresh to the finish. He was out quick, but young Wellington did stick out among the other two IMO. (8)] RSP/Warner (8) Crist/Williams (7) Rotten/Giza (7) Herzog&NDC/Patricks&Crane (5. 5) Maria/Beverly (6. 5) Lane/Cash (3) Ryan/Wellington/JWM (8)"