[9.0] "A definite step up from the previous DRIP show, which wasn't a bad show just repetitive. A lot of great action as usual but this time without too much extra and "trying too hard". If most Revolver shows get a 7-8, this earned a 9 because it was a clear notch above."

[8.0] "My first time ever watching this promotion and I was very impressed. Quality matches up and down the card. Nothing even remotely approaching bad."

[9.0] "Overall, REVOLVER THURSDAY was a great offering from Revolver. Your mileage may vary on intergender wrestling, but there was not a bad match on this card, and the main event, while a letdown for the crowd who wanted to cheer their hometown hero, furthered an ongoing story between promotion and delivered in terms of wrestling. The early matches between Reed and Dunn and Sabin and Keith were also standouts, and Miyu Yamashita had a nice showcase for a new American crowd."

[6.0] "The usual slog Revolver has in the middle of their shows is present on this show but there's plenty to like here, especially both matches involving the Motor City Machine Guns."

[8.0] "For anyone bemoaning the American indies, Revolver proves that they're still strong. A lot of these guys are TV talent, and those who aren't are the cream of the crop of the indies in a lot of cases. Yeah, you don't need to watch Crash Jaxon versus Fulton, but if you don't watch either of the Machine Gun matches or the tag title match, you're missing some of the best guys on the scene, and some great stories to boot. Alex Shelley is doing the best work of his career here as the top heel."