[6.0] "This had a some good multi-way matches; the four-way Progress Title defense for Man Like DeReiss against Darian Bengston, Tommy Billington and Bryan Keith was my favorite of the two and did a good job of showcasing all four, while the six-way JCW Title contendership match had some fun spots and did well in incorporating the Deppen-McCoy rivalry within it. The three-way street fight between Janela, Mathers and Comoroto was also decently entertaining. Shire vs Mako was also good; the YDNP vs Top Team match, Sade vs Everett and the opener were solid. The Manders-Connelly lights-out match was a solid brawl, though not quite as good as the other recent Manders matches in JCW, and while I get what they were going for with the ending - Shire throwing in the towel for Manders whether he wanted it or not, in order to set up tension between partners - the execution came off a little flat for whatever reason. Maybe not as strong overall as the last few JCW events but still a solid enough show."

[6.0] "A solid show sort of brought down by the atmosphere being a bit quiet in the latter half of the show. Some good matches still with the PROGRESS Title Match, the scramble, and the Top Team/YDNP tag being my favorites of the show."

[6.0] "Whilst certainly not a bad outing, I feel this card was a little bit down on the past few JCW shows, which have all been excellent. With that said, a generally high quality of match, a few advancements in stories and a good variety of matchups makes this more than watchable. ***1/4."