[5.0] "I thought this was generally OK. The main event was a pretty fun twist on the Survivor Series formula and a match format I wouldn't mind seeing again. The Bully Ray-Odinson opener was a short-and-sweet brawl, though the "no tables" stipulation seemed kind of redundant (wouldn't using a table be a DQ in a regular match anyway? ), the tag match was solid, and the women's match was OK too. I didn't mind the wedding angle too much - it was stupid, yes, but enjoyably so, with the dialogue of Santino (sorry, "Sam Tino") getting a lot of credit for its entertainment factor; the only real complaints with the angle I have is that it maybe ran a little on the long side, and I would've swapped that and the Team War match in the show order."

[2.0] "God this show was rough. The match quality was below average and ultimately led to a wedding angle that I still don't understand."

[7.0] "Going live was always going to be a big ask, even with a significant part of the roster having some experience of live wrestling. I think the show rolled pretty smoothly and the wrestlers did seem to handle the live (and one-take) promos quite well. Production was solid, with my assumption being that they played it safe. The three matches were okay, nothing special. The Main Event was preety good with an excellent and intense ending. It could've been given a couple more minutes. The main event of the show (the wedding) was easily the highlight of Power with Aron Stevens and Sam Teano (lol) being very funny and carrying the whole thing. I was very sports entertained. All in all, a very good episode."

[6.0] "Average show overall. The main event match was a solid, competitive match. Could have probably done without the wedding angle. I guess Corrigan found a way to get the belts he wanted to be used for recognition as the United States Tag Team titles by having a team beat the Fixers. Will this mean that the Fixers will go back to being heels? Guess we will wait and see."

[2.0] "This was a horrible debut for the live format of the show. Subpar matches, and a terrible, irritating, nonsensical wedding angle that seemingly had no point. Aaron Stevens and May Valentine both are far better than that segment."

[7.0] "I read a lot of negative feeds on this show, in my opinion it was pretty cool with a live show, and Powerrr is back. 6.5."