[6.0] "An entertaining show that kept things moving in the Knockouts Television Title tournament as well as setting things up for the next show. A good exchange between Nic Nemeth and KC Navarro ahead of their TNA Title Match next week. Enjoyable main event between Cedric Alexander and Fabian Aichner in the match of the night."

[9.0] "For me, this was the best post-Dreamer episode of Impact so far. Aside from the opening match, which wasn't bad, just fairly average, the rest of the show was consistently entertaining, with a great main event and a strong focus on pushing young talent. That said, I'd like to see less interference during matches; one per show is more than enough. Hopefully TNA keeps improving; there's still a long way to go."

[4.0] "This was quite similar to most of the AMC era episodes - very mediocre. The promo involving Nemeth & Navarro was easily the best part of the show. Other than that, it was more of the same - only one of five matches ended without interference. The System are treated like the best stable of all time, even though they're downright boring. Speaking of which, I found most of this episode to be a little boring."

[7.0] "A pretty average episode overall but it ended on a very strong note with the main event. The Ziggler/KC storyline is getting more and more interesting to me and I'm definitely more invested in it than I expected to be. I don't think Navarro is winning the title, but the feud itself hasn't beed bad at all. I also like that they're keeping pretty much the entire Knockouts division involved through this TV title storyline"

[8.0] "Good episode of iMPACT this week, the first TNA TV I've watched in a while but it didn't disappoint. Good matches throughout. The opening women's bout was straightforward but enjoyable, followed by a good big-man match between AJ Francis and Moose, then a very good match between Bear Bronson and the highly impressive Ricky Sosa. The Thea Hail vs Harley Hudson match that followed slightly fell short of my expectations as an NXT enjoyer, but it was still mostly good with just a few moments of sloppiness between two women with a lot of potential (and great to see Thea get a win, for once, somewhere. She's got tonnes of charisma and I hope she'll get a sustained push one of these days). And to cap it all off, an excellent main event between Cedric Alexander and Fabian Aichner, where both guys gave it their all and showed off a lot of technical skill. The post-match was also encouraging, with Leon Slater and Ricky Sosa making the save and talk of a "revolution" from the younger generation on commentary. Overall an enjoyable show, let's hope they can keep this momentum going in the post-Dreamer era and don't regress back into LOLTNA stuff."

[9.0] "This was an almost flawless episode with good in ring action, talking segments kept relatively short or non-existent, and a lot of underneath issues moved forward or started. Every match was from good to great."