[9.0] "I think this undoubtedly was DPW's biggest event yet with all this imported talent and loaded card. Every match at the very least was solid, but some were much better than others. [1st match] Great fast-paced cruiserweight-style match, even if not everyone in the match typically fitted that stereotype! [2nd match] A good-but-basic Joshi style tag match that had stories brewing for later on. [3rd match] Really good hard-hitting but respectful match. These 2 have quite similar styles and were well-matched, although KETA looked a bit casual at times. [4th match] A real show stealing effort by these 2. Almost perfect if a few things were tweaked as they did a bit too much and probably should have gone home earlier with all that well earned momentum. [5th match] A very good match but it didn't really feel like a finale. A shame because of how good many of the earlier tournament matches were. The post match angle was quite a throwback also. [6th match] Amazing mix of great wrestling & weapons. Definitely the best I've seen Masato Tanaka be in his DPW appearances. [7th match] A masterclass of smart tag team wrestling, but not quite the best match it could be. [Main] Good in parts but had stuff I didn't like also. Definitely DPW needed a show like this, as well as a crowd like this. I don't think 2024 has been DPW's best year, but shows like this gives me hope for them yet."

[9.0] "An incredible show from beginning to end. Every match delivered and showed that DPW is really the best indy promotion out there right now. They are a company that seriously cares about their "signed" talent and the people who have been there a while, often at the same level or even higher than the international names and big stars who make their way down. None of these matches were bad by any means, and they all showed the best of the wrestling industry in the present day."

[9.0] "A show that felt better even than the sum of its parts. Only good matches on the show with the top four for me all being very good (KENTA/Blackwood, Bailey/Kozone, FTR/VIF, and Tankman/Something) with the main event having a highly memorable result. Enjoyable opener, tag match, National Title defense, and BOTB finals as well. Hot crowd as DPW often has in front of their biggest audience with a continued great commentary trio of Rich/Veda/Caprice with great production. Very strong show in what I would call DPWs best this year which is a credit to them with some of the strong shows they have had in 2024. 8.5+"

[9.0] "A triumph of a show. The hottest indie crowd since the days of Legion Hall PWG, the best production that a US indie has possibly ever had and a year long quality booking streak all culminated in a payoff, the likes of which I haven't seen since before the pandemic. This was the kind of show that in the heat of the moment would make me declare' indie wrestling is back! '. That may be going a bit too far but DPW nonethless deserve all the praise in the world for producing a show of this quality during a down period."

[9.0] "A very good show with a high level of fights, as well as good dynamics of the show and the fact that the arrangement of matches on the card makes it good to watch."

[8.0] "A very good show for DPW, their first major venue show and it definitely payed out. Awesome to see guys like FTR on the show and Something winning the title. Definitely makes me want to watch their next event"

[10.0] "One of the very best DPW shows to date. A wide range of great pro wrestling matches, from an awesome highflying/fast paced opener, to a super dynamite National title #1 contenders match and finishing it off with one of FTR's best matches of the year and a great brawl of a main event."