[6.0] "The opener is a fine little match that showed glimpses of Rory Mondo's future wrestling acumen. Callihan/Dahmer was a great intense battle that showed the best of Sami Callihan and was the most enjoyable Jon Dahmer performance in years, as well as a clever way to introduce Jon Moxley and The Switchblade Conspiracy. The Tag Team Gauntlet Match had issues with pacing, but overall it was a very decent match with a mix of classic and current teams, very much appropriate for an anniversary show. Sabian/Fantastico was perfectly serviceable, making Sabian look dangerous while Ego continues his solid underdog performances. Pinkie/Blood wasn't the cleanest or funnest match, and the finish, while impressive, feels out of nowhere and pretty artificial. The preambule of the Trios Match was better than the match itself, as they never found their rhythm and were very dull throughout. Ruckus/Moore was honestly decent, but Devon Moore is still pretty sloppy and was clearly a step behind Ruckus who played the crowd like a fiddle, and the bad ending means everything B-Boy touches turns into crap. Carter/McBride looked like another successful showcase match for Carter Grey, who really has an IT Factor and could have truly broken out, but then the overbooked finishing made the talentless blackhole Ryan McBride look like superman, severely hurting the aura of Carter Grey who would never get to fulfill his potential. H8/Fiction was a boring garbage deathmatch that had absolutely no flow and is the definition of gratuitous violence. Sami Callihan winning the CZW Iron Man Championship was done in very cheap fashion, but the decision is absolutely the best for the title belt and the progression of Sami Callihan. Drake/Kingston was an intense battle, utilizing barbwire judiciously to enhance their attacks and a gloriously gutsy performance that feels truly worthy of a CZW Main Event. Despite bad decisions, this is a pleasant show that seemingly puts the promotion back on tracks."
