"Look at the ratings on this show and you will see that TNA is always trying to stack a solid flow of good matches throughout the card. This isn't working for them. I have been watching all these big shows. They put stuff that could main event as the opener or the 3rd match of a 9 match card. You forget it even happened by the time Indi Hartwell or some woman you don't want to see gets her 12 minute match. Then, the main events from this chunk of NXT crossover have been overstuffed and serving something other than TNA or the fans in attendance. This company was dying. Understand that. It still is dying by it's decision making."

[5.0] "Two really good matches (Slater vs Alexander and Ali vs Miguel), a surprise solid bout for Agent 0 and Moose (nice to see Bill Collier finally getting some shine on a relatively-big stage), a lot of average stuff, and one really bad match in Elegance Brand vs Team Mickie. The main event was okay but the Alisha "swerve" was obvious from a mile away. Not the worst TNA effort in recent times but not really worth going out of your way to see."

[4.0] "A spectacular spotfest, that doesn't take itself quite seriously enough, kicks off the show, and just like that, you've already seen the best match of the night. Ali and Miguel manage to put on a relatively decent performance, but the rest of the show is a string of naively interchangeable bouts. The Hardys are well past their prime, Arianna Grace seems overwhelmed, and the Hardcore Country Match is quite an ordeal. Considering that the main event is more for the Moose storyline than a title match, I can't possibly give it more than four points in total."

[4.0] "I think if you tweak a couple things this becomes a much better show. International title match needed to be added to the X division title match. Cedric should have had Eddie's spot in the main event. Then at least the turn by Alisha maybe would have been slightly less obvious because I was really suppose to believe Eddie and Alisha were just going home all weak and not talking about all this"

[0.0] "An absolutely atrocious, irredeemable show. There was nonsense and shenanigans in essentially every match - the only one that didn't was the tag title match! The women's trios match is clubhouse leader for worst match of the year but it's not alone, there was stiff competition on this show. Tommy Dreamer and Hunter Johnston are dreadful bookers and its industry malpractice to let them continue churning this out with some form of consequence. Don't watch this, there's no point in wasting your time."

[5.0] "A very TNA 2026 show, in that the wrestling -- other than the X-Division types -- is fine at best and often bad at worst, and there's so much interference. And yet, it's probably one of TNA's better big PPVs of late. Just goes to show, I guess."

[5.0] "This show was okay, but there was so much interference. The opener was the match of the night. The International title was second, but even that had interference. The show didn't give me the satisfaction that a "big 4 PPV" should, because it felt like most of the matches were there ot advance storylines and set up stuff for the TV show. A few of the matches here were downright bad or mediocre. The undead realm segment dragged (and should be on TV anyways). The EC3 appearance was announced ahead of time, but was kind of cool."

[6.0] "This one is a step up from the previous TNA PPVs most of this is due to the showcase of big talent in Leon Slater, Cedric Alexander, Mustafa Ali, Mike Santana, and Moose. Leaving for a show with a split of fun matches and bad matches. The highlights of course being Leon vs Cedric and Miguel vs Ali that are really the only matches making this worth watching. Moose and Agent 0 was the surprise match kinda given the feel of a Hogan more hardcore match. The main event was shaping to be another match worth watching until it got plagued with interference"

[6.0] "Fine enough show. It started off really strong with the first 3 matches but slowed down tremendously after the hardcore country match which was so dumb and bad that I actually kind of enjoyed it. Nemeth and AJ was fun but the crowd was dead for the next two matches dispute the international title match being very good. Hardy match was alright and main event was good until it was ruined by the overbooking like why would a vinete play in the middle of a match"

"[5.0] This PPV was mid at best. The Slater/Alexander march was by far the match of the night but boy-oh-boy that Hardcore Country tag match was rough! One thing was there was just way too many interferences all over this PPV."

[7.0] "A solid show, even though I wasn't expecting much from it. Slater vs Alexander and Miguel vs Ali were the matches of the night. Moose vs Agent 0 was a surprise - I really liked the style of that match. Quite a lot happened during the PPV; all the storylines are moving forward. Some fresh new developments are taking shape. The main event was good, though overbooked - but that's TNA's speciality. On the other hand, Grace vs Lee was a dud. Grace is rubbish and shouldn't be wrestling. She's only here because her father is a federation official."

[6.0] "Leon Slater vs Cedric Alexander: Unsurprisingly this was another memorable and great defense from Slater, Alexander gave a great challenge, the brainbuster on the top turnbuckle looked brutal, Slater retaining made sense, a great way to start Rebellion 2026, they could have gone 5 or 10 minutes more and I would not have complained [****]. Frankie Kazarian vs Elijah: There were a few okay moments but the referee did have too much leniency with the guitar parts that were used, Kazarian won using a low blow which was a weak way to end a PPV match [**1/4]. Special Agent 0 vs Moose: I enjoyed watching this match more than I expected to, they had some solid action and the outcome was surprising with 0 picking up the win against a former world champion Moose [***1/4]. Ash By Elegance, Heather By Elegance & M By Elegance vs Mickie James, ODB & Taryn Terrell: I did not like this match much, there was not really anything that stood out [DUD]. Nic Nemeth vs AJ Francis: Nemeth winning in his hometown was nice to see, KC Navarro returning was surprising, there was some good action, the ref bump was not necessary [***1/4]. Ariana Grace vs Lei Ying Lee: Not a good match that was highlighted by Xia Brookside betraying Lee, not PPV worthy [DUD]. Mustafa Ali vs Trey Miguel: A great match between these two, they have good chemistry and a few memorable moments and spots throughout, Ali winning the title was interesting [****]. Bear Bronson & Brian Myers vs Jeff Hardy & Matt Hardy: The title change was surprising, the match was fine from bell to bell, Hardys were obviously not 100% and The System took advantage and it paid off [***]. Mike Santana vs Eddie Edwards: For the most part was going decent, but following the revelation that Alisha Edwards was aligned back with The System and The System getting involved on the outside and then inside the ring it did go a bit down hill, Santana retaining was the right choice [***1/2]"

[5.0] "Rebellion had one of rhe worst matches of the year on the show with the Hardcore Country match. That was really bad. The best match was for me Slater agains Alexander. Glad the crowd booed rightully Carlos Silva. Overall an average show with a few solid matches but also some bad stuff."