[7.0] "Typical episode of ROH on HonorClub: good technical wrestling, a variety of styles, and a main event that saves the show. It isn't one of the most memorable episodes of the season, but it effectively serves its purpose as quality weekly content.,"

[4.0] "A show that felt unnecessarily dragged to two hours. A solid opener and solid main event with completely predictable outcomes were the main highlights here. The show felt littered with debuting/returning acts that made it hard for any of them to retain in the usual tier of contest that ROH in 2026 produces with little getting to stand out with 40 wrestlers showcased over two hours. Things continue to feel needlessly drawn out such as Lethal Twist vying for the Trios Titles yet Lee Johnson is challenging for the TV title on the following episode. Satnam gets another win here in a match that required some effort while proceeding to his random wins leading to nothing. Death Before Dishonor is in August but it is safe to say that ROH will continue to kill time until then in business as usual. Why the promotion needs as much stuffed into episodes as it does with so much of it of little substance is a mystery."

[5.0] "Two hours were absolutely unnecessary for this show. Two hours filled with short matches, most of them pointless. Even when they weren't outright squashes, they were basically ROH stars facing random wrestlers with a jobber role. Thankfully, the main event surprised me in a good way and ended up being better than I expected. It was a solid title defense, but one good main event isn't enough to make up for two hours that felt like they would never end"

[6.0] "overall a pretty mid show with a fun opener and pretty good main event, some matches were bad and other matches were mid, I think the last 2 weeks have been weaker than normal"