[4.0] "The show immediately sets the stage for the main event. Pretty Deadly interrupt Bron Breakker, Wes Lee interrupts Pretty Deadly--matchmaking complete! But first, there's a lackluster encounter between Truth and Waller, which is unfortunately cut short by an injury. Schism then comes together for a statement, though it's pre-recorded and set to subtle music. Distracted by disagreements between Chase and Hudson, Thea Hail falls to an ambitious opponent. In full Mark Henry mode, Odyssey Jones proves to be too much for Javier Bernal. Mandy Rose celebrates herself with a self-congratulatory segment. But then Kay Lee Ray emerges from the smoke. Nikkita Lyons has to cheer Zoey Stark up a bit after a surprising loss. Feroz has established herself on the Level-Up stage, but is more of a cannon fodder on the main NXT show. After the main event, Breakker is attacked by Von Wagner. There's not much quality in the ring today, and the developments within the storylines are fairly limited."

[7.0] "This was pretty good. Waller did a really good job of covering up Truth's botch. Pretty Deadly are one of my favourite tag teams right now so a show centred on them will get a higher vote from me. Jade, Indi and Kiana all in good storylines is a plus as well"

[5.0] "Bron started the show barely and had Pretty Deadly as this week's enemies. Wes Lee supported him to set the main event which wasn't followed in months. Truth & Waller were just getting started through their match until the unfortunate injury of the former. I pray nothing but the best for Truth! Ava had a pretty solid progress on her character & sold the facts of joining The Schism pretty well. She could play a major role in making the unit interesting at bits. Thea & Kiana barely fought to progress Hudson's fill-in for the released Hayward, and I'm interested in whatever Chase U does because of the enjoyable silliness. Odyssey Jones returned to action in style while Mandy Rose had her celebration go typically crashed by Alba - I swear to The Almighty, if the trigger's not going to be pulled, I'm done with the division! Stark & Hartwell had a decent bout improvising the edgy nature of Stark & helping her arc of frustration well while Jade had a reheater against Feroz. The main event was unsurprisingly the best match despite the action being good at best. The post-match altercations towards Bron, direct/indirect, crowded the scene on a mixed note. This episode was a clear downgrade from last week and I can't find the reason to see this kind of a downfall after producing a rock-solid show previously. Maybe this could be the plan of creating a foundation towards Deadline - if so, it's not a good start!"

[3.0] "Please. For the live of god. Get Bron Breakker away from these dorks as soon as possible. He's far too good to be anywhere near this place."

[4.0] "This was a really uneventful episode. There were 6 nothing happening matches on the show that were neither good nor bad, merely just there, they were mostly decent enough but won't be remembered by tomorrow. The match I had the most interest in was Kiana James vs Thea Hail as I'm a fan of Kiana and have investment in the Duke Hudson storyline. They wrestled a basic but proficient match that at one point saw Duke cheat on behalf of Hail only to be ejected by Chase as that was against Chase U code of conduct. Duke accepted his punishment then re-emerged to run off Charlie Dempsey who attacked Chase during the post match, the segment ended with Duke giving Hail the eyebrow wiggle, which got a laugh out of me, Duke is great and hopefully he gets to wrestle Dempsey as that could be a great, stiff match. Elsewhere, the show opened with a painful segment between Breakker, Lee and Pretty Deadly which set up the main event. Mandy Rose's celebration was also abysmal and ended with KLR crashing the party complete with a small amount of smoke...this feud is dead and KLR with this awful gimmick is not over. Backstage, Zoey Stark entered a locker room and threw her bag down on the opposite side of the room to Indi Hartwell, despite this having no effect on her and being none of her business, Hartwell demanded to know what Stark's problem was in a completely unreasonable manner, they are teasing a Stark heel turn but it was Hartwell who came across as completely unlikable in this segment. Their subsequent match was the worst on the show for me as I found it extremely boring and hard to pay attention to. This episode also established Wagner as Breakker's next challenger, why Wagner is getting this push both in kayfabe and shoot is beyond me. The show ended with Wagner laying out Breakker then cutting backstage to a monitor watching Crews who was likely upset that someone was holding up an 'Apollo sucks' sign, JD distracted him though by threatening to detach his retina."

[6.0] "A decent show, nothing more. My assessment is subjective, I don't think it deserves more or less, it's something decent and entertaining for a while, one of the problems is that watching it live makes you eat a lot of publicity."

[7.0] "Good show, in my opinion we had good matches, important promos and storyline continuations, so very good."