[8.0] "Quite a really creative show with a unique vibe. This bunch of good wrestling with thematic music was very interesting and I hope this concept will still live and this is not the last Emo fight in GCW."

[7.0] "Your mileage will vary based on how much you like the music performances mixed in with the show, and overall I enjoyed those parts. The wrestling portions are about what you'd expect from GCW without many bells and whistles, but it was a fun time to be had."

[0.0] "Waste of money on this show, wanted to watch wrestling not a live concert with sub par performances. Don't get me wrong I love punk rock when I was younger but this was terrible especially Allie Katch stopping her match to sing, it wasn't bad match until that happened."

[4.0] "Sub-par show that probably should have been titled GCW Hot Topic Fight instead. If you're themeing a show around a style of music, at least use that style of music--you may as well have themed this around punk rock and used pop artists that wear studded jackets, because that's punk rock, right? Weird musical inaccuracies aside, the card wasn't good at all. Jimmy Jacobs singing one of his songs about Lacey live hit me right in the nostalgia, a definite positive. Though, Allie Katch pausing her match to lead the crowd in singing a song that literally glorifies self-harm is abhorrent. Frame it how you will, but it's a matter of fact that Ohio Is For Lovers borderline fetishizes suicide, and Allie Katch calls herself an advocate for mental health. It doesn't sit well. Poor show."

[4.0] "Useless event with almost zero focus on wrestling and all. It's okay to have a different kind of things like this but it's definitevly not for me."

[9.0] "The brain child of Giancarlo Dittamo and Brett Lauderdale. The wrestling was on par with any other GCW show, could there have been more of it, sure. The emo gimmicks were great and the musical performances were great, especially Marko Stunt! Nick Gage's DJ set weren't great, could have been shorter. 9/10"