[5.0] "This came off as a definite filler show, but there were some good tag matches to its credit. The Alexander/ZSJ vs MCMG main event was easily the best of the night, if a bit overlong, and a good company debut for ZSJ, though who knows how much they'll actually get to use him going forward. Bailey/Seven vs Rascalz was good and ABC vs Myers/Edwards was solid even if it had a throw-together team randomly challenging for the belts. Most of the rest was pretty average - Grace/Trinity vs Shaw/Purrazzo was OK but just setup for the Grace-Trinity title match; Threat-Edwards, Moose-Rhino and Something-Hotch was average stuff that easily could've been done on the weekly TV, and Dreamer-Deaner didn't amount to much past just kind of wasting Deaner (I'll always be a Dreamer fan, and the DM Title was a nice thank-you gift to him, but he really doesn't seem to have much left and I think it's time to move the belt on to someone else at this point). Ultimately the main is the really essential part here."

[6.0] "Well the days of Impact are coming to an end and we're returning to TNA. This was a satisfactory way to close the book on Impact, but I had hoped for their last PPV to be more memorable. I think my favorite match was the opener but the main event was good too. The Tommy dreamer match was fucking abysmal and the Moose vs Rhino match wasn't much better. I liked the Scott D'amore promo about signing Trent Seven and talking about Mike Bailey though."

[8.0] "Yeah, solid ppv by Impact, their "last" before the rebranding of the name. Good transitional show with a perfect name."

[8.0] "Great last event under the IMPACT Wrestling Banner, all the matches had their ups and some did have a down or two but overall enjoyed the matches in the most part, can't wait to see what TNA offers when it get reborn at Hard To Kill 2024. Ace Austin & Chris Bey vs Brian Myers & Eddie Edwards: Brian Myers & Eddie Edwards brought it, whereas Ace Austin & Chris Bey proved that they are the best tag team in Impact Wrestling/TNA, with a high physical match to start Final Resolution [***1/2]. Jody Threat vs Alisha Edwards: For an impromtu match, it was an enjoyable watch, to watch Jody Threat defeat Alisha Edwards after Edwards promo following the opening match [**3/4]. Tommy Dreamer vs Deaner: Deaner tried to win the match by any means necessary but Dreamer used it to his advantage and gained the upper hand and win the match and retain the title [***]. Mike Bailey & Trent Seven vs Trey Miguel & Zachary Wentz: Mike Bailey and Trent Seven worked well as a tag team, Trey Miguel and Zachary Wentz showed their experience as a tag team in a match that was great to watch from bell to bell [***3/4]. Jake Something vs Jason Hotch: Jake Something obviously came into the match at less than 100%, but gave an hell of an effort against Jason Hotch [**]. Rhino vs Moose: The match was not long and ended when Moose hit the low blow on Rhino [*]. Moose vs Rhino: It re-started as a street fight and while it had some good moments, the two referee bumps were not needed and should not have happened [**]. Jordynne Grace & Trinity vs Deonna Purrazzo & Gisele Shaw: Trinity & Jordynne Grace were able to work together well despite being opponents at Hard To Kill in just a few weeks, and glad they got the win [***1/4]. Josh Alexander & Zack Sabre Jr vs Alex Shelley & Chris Sabin: Could not have asked for a better final match under the IMPACT Wrestling banner before it gets reborn into TNA, an absolute banger of a match, ZSJ in Impact/TNA is cool to see and Alex Shelley and Chris Sabin looked good as well in the match and Josh Alexander was the perfect tag team partner for ZSJ in the first match ever in Impact for ZSJ [*****]"