[7.0] "high 7 and it was a solid show. some matches really blew the others out of the water. thought they delivered with the main event and it felt nice theyve beendoing that more constantly with the ppvs"

[5.0] "Mostly decent with a couple of standout matches and some notably bad writing. Lots of focus on the System, and if there's one thing TNA loves, it's a "heel stable taking over" storyline. ABC vs Alexander & EY was my favorite match of the night, while Grace vs Paxley, Santana/Maclin vs Rascalz and Ali vs Seven were also good. The main event had enough chaos to be entertaining and mostly cover for Matt Hardy's current condition, and the return of Brother Nero was not wholly unexpected but still welcome; hopefully they'll have a better run here than they did in AEW. Edwards & Myers vs the Nemeths was OK enough. On the other hand, PCO vs Swann was the weakest match of the night, and the romance story with Steph de Lander doesn't seem to be working. The worst moment, though, would have to go with the result of what was an OK match between Hendry and Kazarian - having Hendry, currently the hottest act in the company, lose relatively quickly to a barely-visible weapon shot with the primary goal of setting up a TV match between Kaz and mostly-retired road agent Ace Steel, may be one of the most genuinely baffling booking decisions I've seen from any company so far this year, and that left a bad enough taste to dock a point or two on its own."

[5.0] "There were three good matches on this card in my opinion, and the rest ranged from mediocre to bad. At this point, I'm just not feeling any of the storylines in TNA at the moment. From the weird PCO x Steph De Lander love story, to Mustafa Ali's political campaign gimmick, to the existence of the System as one of the most boring dominant factions I've ever seen. Jeff Hardy returning was a cool moment because I'll always enjoy seeing Jeff show up, but this time it comes with the caveat that his last run in AEW was awful and I dread potentially seeing him self-destruct even further. Overall, this wasn't a bad PPV, but a lackluster main event and a string of other lackluster matches left me feeling pretty tepid to this show as a whole. [MOTN: ABC vs. Eric Young & Josh Alexander]"

[7.0] "This played out like I thought it would. Why is TNA trying to mimic the Bloodline with the system I'll never figure out. One other thing I can't figure out is who's facing Moose at Slammiversary is it Hardy or Alexander?"

[8.0] "Great PPV - Without going into details for the matches themselves this was a well rounded PPV that eb and flowed nicely. I would have liked to see a couple different booking decisions from my end but this gets me really excited for some big things to come at Slammiversary next month. TNA has really picked up since returning to their heart and soul in January at Hard to Kill. The Nic Nemeth build just has me ITCHING for his to win TNA gold and they keep dangling it right there in front of me. Jeff Hardy return really excites me as he is my personal GOAT. The roster has really beefed up in recent months. The possibilities we currently have are pretty insane and I'm thinking we could be in for a really special run right now. Best match - TNA World Title. Worst - PCO vs. Rich Swann. Moment of the Night - Jeff Hardy return. Feel Good Moment - Tatum crossing the line."

[8.0] "Mike Santana & Steve Maclin vs Trey Miguel & Zachary Wentz: This match showcased two great singles wrestlers in Santana and Maclin and one of the best tag teams in The Rascalz, the match had solid action and a enjoyable tag match to open the event [***1/4]. PCO vs Rich Swann: Not a bad match, the interruptions from AJ Francis was not needed, the action was average at best [*]. Brian Myers & Eddie Edwards vs Nic Nemeth & Ryan Nemeth: A solid title match, Nic and Ryan could have become champions if not for Dirty Dango getting a cheap shot on Ryan [**1/4]. Frankie Kazarian vs Joe Hendry: A match that was not long, that needed more time to get to that next level [*3/4]. Mustafa Ali vs Trent Seven: A decent title match, Seven proved to be a worthy challenger and came close to winning but Ali proved that he had what it took to win, great sequences for the most part [****]. Eric Young & Josh Alexander vs Ace Austin & Chris Bey: My favourite tag team match of the night, ABC are one of the best tag teams in TNA, Alexander & Young made a decent team, the action was great throughout and chaotic in the final moments which was good to see [****1/4]. Jordynne Grace vs Tatum Paxley: Tatum held her own against Grace, despite the result being obvious in the favour of Grace, this match was decently worked by both [***]. Moose vs Matt Hardy: A solid Broken Rules match, some decent spots, Hardys wife Rebecca returning was nice to see, even if Moose was the obvious winner here, Jeff Hardy returning post match was shocking [****1/2]"

[3.0] "I try to give TNA a shot a few times a year because I truly do enjoy a lot of the people there and am a lapsed fan (used to watch back in the FSN days all the way up until the end of the Spike TV run) but boy was this one a slog to get through. Lot of baffling booking decisions and sub par matches. Really enjoy Hendry, Ali and ABC though."

[8.0] "This may be the best TNA PPV in a very very very long time. Every match except the Swann and PCO match delivered to me. Most matches had a pretty decent build up to the show. The crowd was actually incredible here. Which i wasnt expecting such a hot crowd honestly but they definitely delivered. Was very surprised to see ali be so over here i know its his hometown but i mean right before this match they tried theyre hardest to make him look like the biggest asshole in the world lol. I think the road to slammiversary looks very interesting going into the show. The world title is the big one to me honestly. I have come with 2 possible matches that i believe may happen for moose and his world title. Option one is obvious. And thats nic nemeth taking the world title from moose. Now that is quite obvious as an option and i dont think many people will complain. But now if they want to get a little bit spicy what if they do this. They have moose defend the world title against joe hendry in the main event of slammiversary. I mean hes already the most over babyface the company has. Obviously i think he shouldnt win the world title there its to soon in my opinion but thats a choice for sure have hendry loose and then start the long grueling chase to become world champion. Its really just up to then weather or not they want to continue this system dominant reign as champions. I personally think everyone is loosing there titles at slammiversary. And now the tag team titles i think it could look like a number of things. Either a three way with system defending against ABC and the hardys (which if your remember ABC have a rematch for the titles they still havent gotten) or what i think they should do and thats just a 2v2 with the system against the hardys . With the hardys becoming tag team champions. The x division title i think is a lock for Ali vs Bailey at slammiversary which i think is where you do the title switch. Its the best possible time i believe ali has had a nice long reign definitely elevating the title to a place it hasnt been in decades. The story is already there so they dont even really have to work hard to get there honestly. Another thing that i believe will happen at some point either on a main event of Impact in the build up to slammiversary or even as the main event of slammiversary which i think would be the wrong move because i believe your world champion should be defending at imo your biggest show of the year. And thats a 5v5 match with all members of the system against. The hardys, The nemeth brothers, joe hendry, and rebecca hardy. I think the main event pretty much gave away the fact that this match is coming sooner then later and i think it should be on a episode if impact for sure. But back to this show. Every match did exactly what was needed from it in my opinion everything but the bad PCO and Swann match which wasnt all bad because aj francis has been doing incredible work lately been loving everything hes been doing. Top to bottom its a great show. Main event was incredible much better then i expected. Things would have been much different if the main event fell flat but luckily that did not happen. This show and the most recent episode of impact has me incredibly excited and i cant wait for thursday honestly. Such a fun show."

[7.0] "A pretty consistent and enjoyable show from TNA here. Ali and Seven ended up being my MOTN. Matches like the opener, ABC tag, Jordynne/Tatum, and the main event were also enjoyable. Some underwhelming booking and results (Dangos usage in the tag title match, the ending to Hendry/Kazarian being underwhelming.) A showcase at least of when their roster is given the platform they can deliver an enjoyable show. TNA often felt like the best fit for Jeff Hardy and I hope that he can stay healthy in his return there. 6.5-7"

[1.0] "Really bad card, really bad work, really bad creative. If you have to watch any match on the show give the rascalz tag a shot, it was a fun one. but other than that? yuck."

[6.0] "A pretty poorly built card, with a bunch of matches made on last night's IMPACT, but the three tag matches and the X-Division title match made this passable."

[4.0] "That wasn't a good show at all. X-division and Alexander were the best things, but they can't save a show where the most over wrestler in the company lose to Frankie Kazarian, and where Matt Hardy is in the Main Event."

[10.0] "This show had everything you could want out of a wrestling event with decent storytelling, incredible in ring work, and moments that will never be forgotten. TNA seems to really be clicking now since the rough start to the year"

[5.0] "First TNA ppv I've watched live in years and man was this a reminder why I don't. They just didn't seem to care about what normally sells me on a PPV which it banger matches. Honestly the gimmicky main event was enough to make me wanna refund this shit(I didn't buy it). I should mention I also didn't know the full card coming in. Matt Hardy vs Moose... this match had the work rate I'd expect from an NWA main event. Tatum Paxley did good but this could have been on the weekly TV. All that talent and she once again wrestled someone in their developmental. Joe Hendry lost. Mustafa Ali continues to do his best proving the Fed right about him. The Nemeth bros lost. Honestly for the PPV after the partnership this felt uninspired, lazy, and honestly made me wonder if the really expect to gain new fans by putting on this awful show. Oh and Brother Nero"