[5.0] "No better or worse than your standard ROH weekly show, lending me to question the fact it was given a big name and special event status. It failed to come close to the quality of the first show, which I thought was better than your average weekly show. Syuri/Starkz and the opener were the only matches I would check out if you don't have time to check out the whole 90 minute show."

[4.0] "Not a good show. Most of the matches here were just kind of there. I liked Billie vs Syuri but I wouldn't call that good either. There's nothing awful either, though. Which is why I'm going with a four."

[6.0] "Both of the title matches were solid, as was the Syuri vs Billie. Nothing I would recommend, though."

[7.0] "Pretty cool show with some nice showings and a few AEW debuts from fun wrestlers. Had a good time with this one"

[4.0] "A show with a few solid matches to start before veering into veering into being a commercial for AEW Collision in the middle. Some bizarre choices such as having Olympia featured in a loss before challenging for AEW Titles at Forbidden Door. The Opps match felt superfluous and not like anything that needed to be featured on a Global Wars themed ROH show continuing the blurred line of AEW/ROH feeling executed in underwhelming fashion. The same can be said for Mikey Nicholls picking up a win over Aaron Solo who exclusively has lost in most matches for years. Predictable title matches (Ace Austin hyped as someone undefeated in singles matches in ROH poses him as no threat to an AEW Title.) Very little overall in the way of stakes. A show that could have been labeled as a regular episode of 2026 ROH overall and there would be little to differentiate it as the guest names were not much of a factor but considering it was treated under a higher priority name, I feel it missed the mark more."