[8.0] "Impact once again overperforms on expectations with a consistently-good card. It builds up steam through some decent openers, including the in-ring debut of Trinity Fatu, before giving way to some strong title bouts in ABC vs. the debuting Subculture for the Tag belts, Miguel vs. Sabin for the X-Division belt and Purrazzo vs. Grace for the Women's belt, as well as a fun scramble for top title contendership. The Maclin vs. PCO match was a wild brawl that sometimes verged on being a bit too extreme for my taste, but I think that worked well in its goal of showing just how ruthless Maclin can be. Another strong chapter in what has overall been a strong year for Impact."

[7.0] "I feel that this show was let down a bit by the live crowd who seemed a little hesitant to really get going. Some of the matches were on the average side but there was nothing really bad, and I'd consider this the second good step in a row when it comes to Impact getting back on track towards the kind of form they had last year. If there's a stand-out moment on this card, it has to be the main event and the way the show ended. I also quite liked the six-man tag and the tag titles match. I'd call it a '6' or '7' overall. It ended on a match and a note I won't soon forget, so I'll give it a '7'."

[10.0] "Nice start with Aldis and King, interesting brawl with Slamovich and Killer Kelly; excellent match with OVE and Rich Swann Vs The Design, great quality and enjoyable to watch; fabulous job from Trinity; excellent match, worth seeing, from Chris Bey and Ace Austin with Subculture Webster and Andrews; There are already three matches that are spectacular, the truth is that all the wrestlers have shown off in this PPV so far; a great example of Wrestling and class with Trey Miguel and Chris Sabin, a good story told and a totally clean match in lethal movements and attacks, the ending seemed much better to me, since they can give us a match with a special rule, something that would be spectacular; The match to determine the first challenger for the Impact world championship was excellent, I loved how Jonathan Gresham fought more, but everyone did an excellent job in that Six-Man Match; Purrazzo and Grace gave a match worthy of PPV and worthy of being a starter, excellent match; What a great Main Event, not suitable for heart patients and little children, a great demonstration of the bloody and violent, inside the ring, a great job on the part of PCO and the great champion Steve Maclin; crazy that final section with Scott D'Amore, Bully Ray and Maclin, with a table on fire, complete madness; This is a PPV worth watching without rest, it has everything, just the first match like "MEH" was there, but Impact Wrestling excelled 95% with this show."

[9.0] "Great Show! The main event was an awesome, brutal spectacle, that exceeded my expectations! The post-match stuff was also damn good! Not surprisingly, Deonna vs. Jordynne delivered another great match! The World Tag Team Championships & X-Division Championship matches were also really good - great, especially ABC/Subculture! Trinity/Gisele was also really good, & the #1 Contenders match was fun! Also, it was great to see Jake Crist return...hopefully, he stays! Overall, their best Impact+/Ultimate Insiders Special in quite some time!"

[9.0] "First three matches were decent, but next we've seen banger after banger, with main event exceeding any expectations. Participation of Bully Ray was a bit annoying, but damn, I didn't expected Scott D'Amore to bu put through a table on fire, I popped hard for that!"

[10.0] "Loved this. The undercard was filled with matches no less than "solid/good" with the title matches on top all being "very good/excellent". SubCulture definitely made some new fans with their match with ABC. Great finale in the Purrazzo-Grace rivalry. Miguel vs Sabin was very good and ended in a way that sets up rematches. Insane main event world title match with an even more insane closing angle that goes right into the tv as a proper ppv should."

[6.0] "This show had a lot of decent/pretty good matches, but only that Main Event was a real stand-out, probably because I didn't expect it too be THAT wild. Everything else on paper that I thought had a chance to be a show-stealer (Miguel vs. Sabin, Purrazzo vs. Grace, ABC vs. Subculture and 6-way) had interesting ideas and were able to keep my attention, but all of those matches felt like they could've been better. I'm not of the opinion that Trinity/Naomi is a wrestler that was held back in WWE, so this match against Shaw didn't feel like a disappointment to me - Trinity has presence and is good enough in the ring, but just like majority of matches on this show, it wasn't must see."

[9.0] "So enjoyable. Impact is such a good promotion, I never walk away from a show feeling like I wasted my time. They are successful with their fans because they don't overdo it every show like some promotions do and then when they end with a huge moment like this show it feels really special. I don't know how Impact is not running bigger venues, this is really great wrestling. Check out this show - highly recommended!"

[9.0] "Best IMPACT show in awhile with lots of great matches throughout and good energy from the crowd and storylines"

[9.0] "As always a ppv way better than expected. Very good matches and storyline continuations too. Great show!"

[9.0] "All the matches here delivered, big time, and there was an awesome brawl angle between Killer Kelly and Masha Slamovich that escalated things big time. This show was almost perfect until the final ten minutes, and the return of fucking Bully Ray. No one cares, it's not 2012, go away."

[8.0] "I would say the best Impact PPV/special this year so far. Once the show got to the Trinity match, I thought the show got particularly good. The tag title and Knockouts title matches were both very good matches. The the scramble was a lot of fun. Sabin/Miguel had a good match that Id like to see another one of. Trinity/Shaw was a pretty solid showcase for both. The main event ended up being my match of the night and was the most violent Impact match this year since the great Miguel/Crazzy Steve Monsters Ball. If the show ended after that match, I might rate it more highly but they did have the show closing angle with Bully Ray once again closing a show aligning with Maclin and putting DAmore through a flaming table (as well as laying out MCMG and Rehwoldt. I am very tired of Bully Ray in high profile situations like this. I was fine with him putting over Josh Alexander but here we are four months later and he had an entire match focused around taking him out at the last PPV and here he is ending a show. Enough is enough with it. If not for that, I may rate the show more highly based on the matches 3-8. The Sami tag had its moments as well and Aldis/King was a fine match."

[8.0] "PPV over-delivered! Rich Swann, Sami Callihan, and Jake Crist had an exciting six-man tag match. Trinity and Gisele Shaw had a fun encounter, and the Impact Tag Title match was a breath of fresh air. Trey Miguel vs. Chris Sabin was a solid match. The six-way match had non-stop action. Deonna Purrazzo and Jordynne Grace delivered a hard-fought battle. The main event between Steve Maclin and PCO was brutal!"