[8.0] "A clear PWG-ish show where many styles of wrestling merged together to put on some very cool encounters. The consistency was the strongest asset of this event, even if the opener was the less cool bout of the night, even if it was solid. Bandido vs. Richards was a superb dream indy bout to witness."

[7.0] "I think it's been a year since my last PWG show, It's great to see them back again! Evil Uno VS Tony Deppen: It's interesting to see Evil Uno wrestling outside of AEW, here he is showing the potential that has been denied to show. Although the fight was interesting, it was mainly consisting of flippy spots that tried to get this match a continuity, but it didn't happen, felt with some empty spaces. Adequate opener. [**1/2]; Aramis VS Dragon Lee: this match instead was much better. It had a lot of more spots than the previous one, but these two guys knew how to give more than that, and tell a story with that moves. Fan #1 of Mexican Style Wrestling. I liked it a lot. [***1/2]; Shelley VS Gresham: I didn't know Shelley had this Pure Wrestling Style in his arsenal, and I can say he is pretty good at it. And Gresham, maybe one of the best of the World at this Style. Pace by pace gave us a very interesting fight, with 5 final minutes of insane moves. Good match. [***1/2]; Moriarty, Myron Reed & Trey Miguel VS Zayne, Dante Martin & Cartwheel: These guys are completely INSANE, what a hell of a tag team match. I didn't know the half of the contenders of this fight, but now I know the quality and diversity of their arsenals. This is the type of tag team wrestling I like to see. Pretty solid. [****1/4]; JD Drake VS AJ Gray: These guys almost killed themselves. I mean, at the beggining I though Drake have knocked down Gray (fortunately it didn't happen). I liked this match, but it felt like a filler, so i suppose that puts off a higher score. Interesting encounter between two heavyweights. [***3/4]; PWG World Tag Team Title Match: I really didn't get into this match, maybe it was a lack of chemistry between both teams, of the fact that Brody and Black Taurus were figthing at a very slow pace trough all the match. It's not a bad match, but for PWG standards, worst match of the night. [***1/4]; PWG World Title Match: Good match to close the event. Richards and Bandido put all their efforts to make this match look good, and they almost did it. Maybe it was cause they were lacking some extra time to do more things in the ring, but I think it was a pretty solid encounter. The finishing was surprising, so extra points for that. [***3/4]; Overall show was pretty solid, just two of the fights of the night didn't make it, but the other ones were good, and the MOTN surprisingly that 6man tag team match. It's good to see PWG come's back with this level of wrestling. [***3/4]"

[8.0] "Really solid show, Lee/Aramis and the 6-Man Tag Team bout are really the best matches of the night and Gray/Drake was the weakest"

[9.0] "The return to form PWG needed. Uno/Deppen is a great opener. Dragon Lee/Aramis was a hidden gem on the card. Shelley/Gresham was surreal and surprising given the finish. Zayne/Martin/Cartwheel vs. Moriarty/Reed/Miguel stole the show for me despite the goofy ref spot (which I loved but others may hate) - there were a few stretches here that felt like a legit evolution to tag wrestling. Drake/Gray was a great chop fest, hoss fight. The Tag Title match was honestly a bit shorter than it probably deserved and didn't really hit a second gear imo, but all the dudes involved put in their all, the finish was badass, and the winners are clearly deserving of the belts. Finally, Bandido/Richards was a classic and told a great story of the confident veteran still shaking off the rust taking on the very best wrestler across three notable promotions, and it was the vets' aggression that ended up costing him. Great match. Mystery Vortex was fun but wasn't incredible, this show was both. Awesome stuff."