[6.0] "I thought this was a decent episode of Dark: Elevation. The match that was worth watching the most was the main event between Serpentico and Brandon Cutler. Other than that, the card is skippable. 6/10"

[4.0] "I kind of like Brandon Cutler, and his match with Serpentico was legitimately funny, but a show main evented by these two is pretty inessential."

[6.0] "A little too many squashes, but some of them were well done. The main event was hilarious and the commentary team worked really well."

[7.0] "Above average Dark Elevation show here. Good action in the undercard from Shida, Archer, and Sakura. The main event between Cutler and Serpentico was lots of fun."

[4.0] "The show is absolutelly skippable, you can skip it and you will not any remorses it's not a good show I have to say."

[6.0] "Above average Dark imo. Trish Adora and Emi Sakura had a really solid match with Trish getting a lot of support from her home crowd. Nothing groundbreaking, but a really well worked pro wrestling match. Crowd popped huge for Dalton Castle, and although their opposition was kinda lacking Dalton and the Boys put on a good show. The main event was AEW's ultimate jobber-off. Its always nice to see the house band of Dark, Chaos Project, and Cutler got a pretty nice pop (though it was mostly people excited by the BTE intro). Cutler and Serpentico are so good at looking bad that the match ended up like a 3 Stooges bit (in a good way). Very satisfactory Dark."

[6.0] "Overall, a decent card. The women's matches were good. I especially liked the work in Shida & Sakura's matches. Hikaru Shida & Emi Sakura are two incredibly beautiful and talented women who know how to put everything together. Although, not listed here there was one more match: Lance Archer vs Papadon. That match was a good competitive match with the Murderhawk Monster getting the win. The Niese/Woods team looks to have some good chemistry in the ring. Mark Sterling continues to do well as a classic heel manager everyone just loves to hate. The last two matches had some pretty good comedic elements. Dalton Castle & The Boys ROH World Six-Man Title defense had a battle of the boy band wannabes with some solid technical wrestling from Dalton, good athleticism from the others. The Main Event saw the bottom two on the main roster going at it in a comedy match that got the crowd going and entertained."