[7.0] "7 I'm being generous here because this event really shouldn't have come so close after the last one meaning there was almost no build to any of it. All the matches that mattered delivered though and the crowd was really into it. I hope doing so many PLE's close to each other is not going to be become a habit though."

[6.0] "The best opinion that I could think of this PPV was satisfactory! TNA had little time to build storylines and pencil in matches for this event, and they did a pretty good job of delivering a solid card. Nemeth and Maclin stole the show with a fantastic battle, while the main event and the six-man tag became the next-best matchups. The knockouts had a fine night where Grace defended the title in a solid three-way dance, but the tag division is completely furloughed with a "surprising" switch where the challengers are thin like a lasagne sheet. In short, nothing exceptional was expected from here to take away, but it still cut a good blow-off event before the second Big Four."

[7.0] "When it comes PLEs, TNA continues to be consistently good. Out of the eight matches, seven were at least watchable. The opener also between Maclin/Nemeth was match of the night for me. The Tag Team Championship was number 2. Rounding out my top 3 was the 6 man tag."

[7.0] "Sacrifice might not have been an amazing show or anything, but it was very consistently good. None of the rate-able matches fell below average for me and all but one were above average. The Knockouts tag team championship match is hard to place because it felt like more of a moment than a match, but it did what it intended to do and wasn't a massive disappointment or anything. [MOTN: Time Machine vs. Grizzled Young Vets & Mustafa Ali]"

[8.0] "Another very good show from TNA since the rebrand. Not a bad match on the show with some really good ones with some strong title matches. Not understanding how much build people think you need for a B show that's practically free. It got enough build to give the matches real stakes."

[7.0] "It was a solid show, not amazing and unforgettable but not woeful either. I think the matches of the night were Hammerstone vs Alexander, System vs ABC and Nemeth vs Maclin. I was really disappointed in the MK Ultra vs Spitfire match which was by far the weakest match in the card. Don't understand the finish as I feel it was poorly done even if they wanted to split up Slamovich & Kelly."

[7.0] "Despite having very little time for build since the previous PPV, this was a very solid show all around. Alexander-Hammerstone II was my favorite of the night, and shows that Hammerstone was a wise signing and likely future main eventer in TNA (and, of course, the result almost certainly sets up for a rubber match between the two). Elsewhere, Moose and EY turned in a solid main event that certainly shows the value EY brings as someone who can fill any position on the card (being in the opener at the last PPV and in the main in this one); the former Dolph Ziggler had a good TNA PPV debut against Steve Maclin; Ali and the GYVs vs. Time Machine delivered good six-man action; Jordynne had a solid three-way title defense against Brookside and Steelz (although the result was never in doubt), and the Edwards/Myers vs ABC Tag Title bout was a solid tag match with a result I didn't quite expect. PCO vs Kon was an OK little hardcore match that served as a decent breather. The weakest point was the Women's Tag match, which was too short to amount to much, and I definitely think splitting MK Ultra - as was teased - this soon would be a mistake. Overall a decent couple of hours of wrestling here."

[6.0] "Pretty average. They were only two weeks off the last PPV, so it's hard to build those stories sometimes, but maybe they shouldn't book these things so close together. Still, what you could see of Nemeth/Maclin was good, as was Alexander/Hammerstone."

[7.0] "This show started off hot but could not maintain the match quality throughout. Some matches over delivered while others were down on potential quality and some matches are Kon vs PCO"

[7.0] "The show turned out to be quite lively. Despite the active and rapid decline of TNA after a sharp rise, PPVs consistently try to maintain the brand. And now, despite the complete absence of a clear build-up, the show turned out great. Its reminiscent of AEWs approach, only on a smaller scale, because there is an even greater focus on PPV quality. There were a couple of controversial moments at the show, and they concerned the results, but at the same time it will be interesting to see what awaits on the upcoming TNA releases, because they will be recording the show right after this PPV."

[7.0] "Pretty good PLE from TNA here helped by an invested crowd. For some peoples issues with them running Windsor so often, they are into the shows they do there. Maclin/Ziggler and Hammerstone/Josh were my two favorites of the night but there were no matches I would call bad (although the KOs tag title match was weirdly handled, as does the potential splitting of MK Ultra.)"

[5.0] "An average PLE overall. The pre-show was not the most interesting. Numerous video bugs at the start of the show. The System winning the tag titles is bad; ABC comes out of a pretty good Best of 3 to end on that note. Moose/Young snore with Kazarian's intervention. Curious to see Slamovich's solo push, she's got to go dethrone Jordynne Grace. Hammerstone is a future TNA main eventer."