[6.0] "Once again, I think Mickie James had the best intentions, but her proclaiming this the only all-women's PPV just really rubbed me the wrong way. Before this, there were at least three of them. LPWA Super Ladies Showdown in 1992, WOW Unleashed in 2001, and WWE Evolution in 2018 were all before this, even if they weren't as good. This was completely average. Leyla Hirsch and Kamille probably had the best match."

[7.0] "While there's a room of improvement, I thought it was a pretty good show, and felt like a big deal. The match of the night for me was Kamille against Leyla Hirsch, I thought they had a great match and worked well together. Other matches worth checking out were Deonna against Melina and the finals of the NWA World Women's Tag Team Championship tournament. Some of the camera work were distracting, but I thought this was a fun show overall."

[3.0] "This show had a great intention, and a good message, but in the execution it was bad. When you're presenting a "historical" show, and that only 2 out of your 7 matches on your card are good, there's a problem. I don't necessarily think that's an NWA issue tho, but an issue from the women's wrestling scene in the United States. Apart from a few wrestlers like Allysin Kay or Leyla Hirsch, most of the women booked here are bad or are still green, and that's a huge problem in the U.S scene. Hopefully one day, the scene will take the Japan route, so the women in the U.S scene can deliver MOTYC in shows like this one, shows that make history, shows that, in paper, can change the scene & the industry."

[4.0] "Good idea, good intention, but the execution was kinda bad. Awesome Kong retiring was a nice segment, the three title matches were all solid-to-good but the opener and the following two matches were terrible and the main event was kinda bad, being filled with literal no-name wrestlers. it didn't feel like a main event at all."

[7.0] "A night everyone involved in should be proud of. I have to admit I was a bit scared that the overall in-ring level didn't delivered but I was wrong. The NWA Women's Championship match between Kamille and Hirsch is my MOTN [68] ***1/2- with the tag team title [66. 5] *** 1/4 and the Knockout title [64] *** 1/4- also being really good matches. The opener also make the job [58. 5] ** but the two tag team semi-final and the ME failed to be at the level. The two promo from James and Gail Kim/Awesome Kong where really emotional (I don't cry, you cry.. ) as was the end of the show. Cheers to all of this women for their hard work. The in-ring deserve a 6 but the overall is a really solid 7. Can't wait to see the next one! "This is not about women wrestling. This is about professional wrestling. ""

[8.0] "Just a great night overall. The matches were done well with the NWA title match being the best of the night. The impact title match and tag team final was solid matches as well. The Women's invitational was hit or miss but the ending was great and Green winning was perfect. Some great moments like Awesome Kong and and Gail Kim and the presentation overall helped increase the grade as well. Just a great night that meant a lot to the superstars and those involved and they delivered a very fun night."

[7.0] "Someone below referred to this show as "wholesome" and I could not agree more. The emotions were obvious. You could tell just how much this show meant to everyone involved. EmPowerrr was a reminder of all that is good about wrestling."

[7.0] "Show got better as it went on, the first three matches felt sloppy and out of sync, but once the Impact title match happened things kicked into second gear and the performances felt crisp. This was a coming out moment for Leyla Hirsch this year, she showed she's proficient enough to be put in a big match situation. The battle royale was a blast as well. I do feel NWA should have better production for a show like this, it felt like their commentary and camera work were out of sync."

[6.0] "This show was rather mediocre, especially looking at the match quality, I would actually give it a 5 in terms of wrestling. Like the opener was a sloppy math while the small tag team tournament they had wasn't good, except the final perhaps. The Impact knockouts title match and the main event were disappointing imo, even if I liked that Green won, but the NWA Women's Title match was very good. However, another thing I disliked was the commentary, it was alright overall, but Velvet Sky was so annoying and horrible. So, the reasons why I'm giving it a 6, instead of 5 are Mickie's promo at the beginning and the promo with Kong and Kim, they were nice."

[6.0] "The opening match was decent but uninspiring, and the first tag match was terrible, with only Kay looking good. The second provided a brutal finish and was an okay match. I spent most of the time watching Haley J. The Knockouts match had good ring work and was one of only two matches that had any story. Though the action was a bit sloppy, this was an interesting watch. The NWA Tag Team Tournament final was a lot better than the previous rounds and surprisingly good. Fast-paced with high energy on behalf of everyone. The NWA Women's Title match started so boringly I didn't even care when the action got good. First half 3, second half 6, so I'll meet in the middle. And I thought the Gauntlet was genuinely good when it got going. The things that stood out to me as highlights were... Debbie Malenko makes a comeback, Lady Frosts time in the ring, Jamie Senegal recognized as a woman on PPV, and the crowd reception for Tootie. Diamante/Tormenta/Rae (4) Kay&Belle/Michelle&Se7en (3) King&Velvet/Yang&Gordy (4) Purrazzo/Melina (6) Kay&Belle/King&Velvet (7) Kamille/Hirsch (4. 5) Gauntlet (6)"

[6.0] "Thought this was alright. The match of the night was by far Kamille vs. Leyla Hirsch and I felt like it should've been the main event. The production for this show wasn't at 100% but still, apart from The Hex vs. Hell on Heels (worst match) everything was enjoyable, was cool seeing Awesome Kong again and I liked the show."

[6.0] "Very fun show filled with short matches (outside of the main event), some nice surprises (Awesome Kong retirement/Debbie Malenko's return), nice crowd. Show easy to digest."

[8.0] "Production blips aside this was one of the best non-WWE, non-AEW shows of the year so far. Just about everything delivered with some great performances from Kylie Rae, Lady Frost, all the AEW women, Deonna Purrazzo, and the newly crowned NWA women's tag champs The Hex. Also gave a spotlight to new or lesser known women such as Tootie Lynn, Jazzy Yang and Masha Slamovich who promoters need to take note of after their strong efforts tonight. I really hope we see more of this Freebabes tag team too. Included an emotional non-wrestling moment with Awesome Kong coming out to announce her retirement from wrestling, standing alongside longtime rival Gail Kim. The only slight criticism I have was Chelsea Green going over in the invitational rather than Jennacide, Lady Frost or hometown favorite Tootie Lynn. Aside from that, kudos to Mickie James and her team for assembling such a fantastic night of women's wrestling! It provides a solid foundation for NWA build on. Since the company returned to production due to the pandemic it has been lacking energy in places, but EmPowerrr is the catalyst it needed to regain interest in the product. Just hope Billy Corgan is taking notes and ensures the men's side of things improves and injects some new blood into its ranks."