[10.0] "Certainly the best Fire episode DPW ever produced. That was stacked, and each fight offered a different showcase of styles with some subtle storytelling in them. Corino vs. Henry was brutal, Ku vs. Richards was gritty, while Bojack vs. Hill was completely crazy. That clearly kicked asses. Such a pleasure to watch DPW."

[7.0] "If you've never seen DPW shows before, in my opinion this is a good starting point - even though all three matches were about hungry wrestlers that had something to gain and/or prove, they all felt different and told different stories."

[5.0] "Nothing to write home about: a fine TV episode with 2 alright matches and 1 low-level good match. Henry vs Colby was decent. Colby is someone I've never been too impressed with, as was the case for most of this match until he really picked up his intensity and precision at the end, whereas Henry looked pretty good with all his attacks for the majority of the match. They had a decent story of a pre-existing rivalry which added extra drama to their interactions, which led to the match eventually exploding with all their 'epic' trades at the end, which were admittedly pretty good but also quite overkill. ***. Davey vs Ku was the MOTN -- a good display of intense striking and grappling from both men. Davey is always really enjoyable to watch in his element with matches like this, with all his attacks looking impressively slick and intense, and Ku was quite good with his own offence, though his selling could have been more emotive. Their rapid big-move trades, while they eventually became quite overkill as with most mega-indy matches, remained good because of how strong their technique likewise remained. ***1/4. Bojack vs Diego was really long without the proper content or structure to justify it, but I still somewhat enjoyed their take on the classic 'David-vs-Goliath' formula. Bojack was decent with his big powerhouse moves and monstrous strikes, though his few attempts at generic high-flying spots were pretty forced, and he was often exposed as pretty sloppy when it came to extended exchanges instead of individual spots. Diego was a fine high-flyer, with many smooth aerial stunts but with nothing unique or creative to stand out from the droves of other indy high-flyers. I did enjoy when both men would go back and forth trading impactful strikes, especially when Diego would sell/bump big time put all of Bojack's over. It became quite absurd with just how much of a beating Diego was able to survive, and their interactions sadly became more overly choreographed, but they still had some fun interactions in the final 1/3rd. ***"

[6.0] "I don't think this was as good go a home Fire that DPW usually put out, and I still think that this National Championship Tournament seems rushes, but the matches on this show were great and hard-hitting."

[8.0] "This was an awesome event. It is my first time watching DPW and will definitely check it out again. The opener was amazing, great storytelling and emotional fight. The second was a technical masterpiece. The main event was not as good, it went a bit too long and exposed two green guys, but was also pretty cool. Congrats to DPW, a truly hidden gem."

[10.0] "Best episode of DPW Fire to date. All the matches were amazing and the main event was ***** for sure! It was a very technical heavy start with the two National Title Eliminator matches."

[10.0] "This episode of Fire was perfect, hands down. Every match was great and everyone on the card brought their A game, go out of your way to match it."