[4.0] "I really wasn't a fan of this show. It took almost a month for me just to sit and stomach the entire show with only 2 matches being worth a watch. Those being Pain/Kashmere vs. Briscoes and Mondo vs. Gage. The opener was horrible, Brian XL & Chris Divine vs. SAT was fine. The three way tag was another bad match. And finally, the three way junior heavyweight match was ok."

[5.0] "This shows only real negatives are the overly long three way tag match and the boring main event. Lobo turning heel because of the fans loving Ric Blade is quite funny. Tag match involving The Briscoes and Kashmere/Pain is one of the best CZW matches of the year so far."

[4.0] "The show started in lousy fashion, with one of those gauntlet matches that have no coherent structure and end up being a regular match with an overbooked preambule, and in this case nonsensical actions by pretty much every participants. SAT/DivineXL was a much better match, perfectly paced and full of cool crowd pleasing moves, making for a much better crowd warmer than the actual opener. The Triple Threat Tag Team Match ended up being long and dull, bringing the show down to a level of bland mediocrity. The triple threat junior was very fun and brisk, going by fast and giving all they had to give. The CZW Tag Team Championship Match is a cool contest that I need to revisit. Mondo/Gage was a very average match and a poor main event, only compounded by the telegraphed ending with the unnecessary heel turn of Lobo. The show had problem with consistency, alternating between long or overbooked boring match, and nice clean piece of exciting wrestling. What puts it under average instead of at par is the horrendously underwhelming main event featuring a nonsensical heel turn that has seemingly happened in three consecutives show and that is really messing up the whole structure of the roster and making everybody confusing and unrelatable, a huge problem that CZW must fix and stabilize before nobody can be invested in them anymore."