[8.0] "this show is better than the sum of its parts. We open with a four-way between Lady Flammer, Lady Shani, La Hiedra, and Reina Dorada. It's quite good, although it suffers because I don't watch Triple A, so I don't know who any of these ladies are. Lady Flammer seems to be the coolest, so I'm glad she won. We then close with a world title match between Alexander Hammerstone and Bandido. It's awesome."
[8.0] "Another solid episode of Fusion. The opener was fine, it was a bit messy but Lady Flammer will be a good challenger for Taya to overcome. The main event was one of Hammerstone's best defenses, and a good way for Bandido to exit MLW. This was definitely one of Fusion's better episodes since its return."
[7.0] "Good show with a great main event. Bandido is tremendous. Glad he landed with AEW though would have been fun to see him in a few more big matches in MLW. The 4 way was sloppy but entertaining and everyone worked hard which is a strength of this company."
[7.0] "The final Bandido song broke through on a tear and I just felt how much I love it when they sing in wrestling. In general, a pleasant episode where everything was somehow right and I didn't strain at all. The stories are developing well and there are unexpected twists. The end of the year seems to be going according to plan."
[7.0] "A strong episode of Fusion this week. Everything felt focused and worthwhile, furthering angles/stories and setting up future matches. The main event was stellar, one of Hammer's best since winning the title, and the opener served its purpose. EJ Nduka's promo was one of his best yet in MLW, while Mance Warner's comedy skit was quite entertaining. Killer Kross' write-off angle wasn't very good - he looked like he'd been scratched, so why call an ambulance - and I did laugh at them not editing out Myron Reed saying how much he was looking forward to facing Shun Skywalker on September 18th, but all in all this was a good hour's entertainment."
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