[6.0] "A fine show, not without flaws but clearly underrated by some, at least in my view. Taz vs. Bigelow absolutely ruled, 2 Cold vs. RVD was good despite a surprisingly hostile crowd, FBI is fun, Sabu/Sandman is fun, you get the full on garbage brawl match with some crazy dives. Some matches are misses but overall it was fun."

[1.0] "Oh my God, so after a surprisingly decent November to Remember we're back to doing this bullshit and they really outdid themselves on this one. Garbage wrestling all around with untalented, trash wrestlers, who couldn't do it in any other promotion, but you will constantly hear annoying Styles taking piss out of WWF and WCW. The only good match here is the opener, since it nvolved workers who could actually work, and then it just went downhill. The worst examples of this garbage were the Triple Threat Tag Team Match with absolutely no talent involved whatsoever and Sandman vs Sabu, which Joey tried to put over as a massacre, meanwhile it was another one of their boring spotfests. Also Tanaka and Furnas had a nightmare with absolutely no chemistry between each other, RVD vs Scorpio and Dreamer vs Credible were indie-minded contests with everybody kicking out of everything and no-selling absolutely all of the more impactful moves and the main event was a typical, overbooked Heyman bollocks with interferences all around the place. There's Taz vs Bam Bam too, which wasn't the worst thing I've seen, but they disappointed me by turning to their "hardcore" roots after a promising start. So yeah, screw ECW and this mindless glorification of the worst wrestlers on Earth who had so little talent, that they had to give each other concussions to get over."

[6.0] "not a bad show at all, it had two good matches (RVD vs Scorpio and Taz vs Bigelow), a demolition derby (the 3 way tag) and the rest is passable"

[7.0] "Much better than some previous ECW PPVs, but I think it's fair to say that this PPV is probably more notable for it's "moments" than it's matches. I believe Tommy Dreamer Vs Justin Credible is worth seeking out, as also is RVD/Scorpio, but not much else is. The Dueling Canes match is overhyped to quite an extraordinary degree, and really underdelivered in my opinion."

[4.0] "Another poor ECW show, with very little to recommend it. At this point they're focussing more on being "extreme" for the sake of it with dimishing returns, and ignoring the "wrestling" side of things. I imagine it came across better in the arena, but really there was nothing here that hadn't been done better on previous ECW shows."

[5.0] "Two matches here stood out as worth seeking out - RVD vs. Scorpio was an entertaining match with a "what do they have to do to win" story, and Bam Bam vs. Taz was a good brawl and featured one of ECW's classic visuals with the two of them crashing through the ring. The tag three-way dance was also the kind of chaotic arena-wide brawl that became ECW's calling card, and was a fun watch. Nothing else too bad on the card, but nothing else too notable, and the ordering of the matches was a bit odd."

[2.0] "Oof. Another dire ECW PPV. When they miss, they MISS. I can't even enjoy RVD with all of that Bill Alfonso whistling. Jesus! At least one of the points I'm awarding is for Bam Bam and Taz almost dying. :O"

[4.0] "Not a terrible show, but a lot of filler and points at time where there was too much going on. I rather enjoyed Bigelow and Taz, and the three way tag match was goofy dumb fun."