[4.0] "The opener was okay, but lacked a spark to gel and feel entertaining. Excellent/McBride was nothing special, but the good finish helps Greg Excellent. Blood/Fine was very boring, with the green rookie dominating in haphazard manner, before Drew Blood pulls out a random and inch out the win, diminishing is already diminutive credibility and continuing to sink the Junior Heavyweight Division. Callihan/xOMGx was a very pleasant midcard match with energy and intensity, topped by a unique finish that felt impactful. Following in their steps, Havoc/Gacy felt much more artificial and messy, a clear step behind in pace and using a superfluous amount of weapons that served no real purpose except to give Joe Gacy a real injury that felt truly uncomfortable to witness. Vortekz/Moore was surprisingly dynamic and engaging, a truly nice back-and-forth thriller that gave them credibility, but at this point the Devon Moore character is a mess and just unpleasant without any logic or substance behind it. Macktion/Armada was fine as a showcase to the burgeoning Tag Team Division, but these young team need personalities and issues between them to progress further. The Elimination Match was fun and had neat intensity behind every attack, but felt a bit too short, truncated and rushed to fit some arbritary time constraint and thus not developing its full potential. Maff/B-Boy was a very lackluster main event, a rather paint-by-numbers Strong Style Match that did not mean much. The show is quite uneven with a very lackluster main event, but there are enough nice matches to make this a decent show that does little to build anticipation for the upcoming Cage Of Death event."