[9.0] "Really great show here with consistent quality matches throughout the card. The opener was a spotfest spectacular, and the pace of that match continued through to the following 2 matches, but obviously with different styles and execution. The Workhorsemen got more than they bargained for in issuing their open challenge. The National title 4 way was a fun multiman that had great dynamic from all involved, and had that interesting mini story of the VIF guys in it. Jordan Oliver was a perfect first challenger for newly crowded champ Jay Malachi, and they put on a match that completely blew away my expectations. And finally the Kruel Kombat match was like something out of a horror film, physically and metaphorically, but was quite compelling and well done for one of these. One of the best DPW shows I've seen for a while."

[7.0] "A pretty good show although one I felt wasnt quite as strong as their first NJ show. National title match was my match of the night. Enjoyed most of the show. Main event was pretty good but I didnt enjoy it quite as much as their previous match together. Still an enjoyable show but one I did have a bit more anticipation for considering the card on paper."

[8.0] "A really good show featuring a lot of very strong matches. It was a bit patchy occasionally but is overally very much worth the watch."

[9.0] "A real fun show. All the matches really delivered and everyone brought their all. The 6-man tag, 4 way National Championship match, and the World Championship match were all the best matches of the show, combined with the debut of the Grizzled Young Veterans, this was probably one of DPW's most memorable show."