[7.0] "This show suffers from a DVD editing that feels extremely half-assed, cutting just after the fall and jumping to the next match with half the matches missing entrances, severely damaging the FIP feel. Banks/Ryze and Gibson/Madison were both supbar wrestling matches and lower points of the show. Otherwise, this show exhibits remarkable consistency. The Spanky/Strong opener surprised with how solid and exciting of a match they had in a concise timeframe. Salvatore Rinauro came out good of the Fray match that helps build his credibiility up. Vegas/Dunn as well as the forgotten-on-this-website Jerelle/Rave both serve their purpose as sweet midcard filler and heating up the tag division. The 6-Men tag team is a simple, crowd pleasing little match. The main event blows off the Punk/Homicide feud, never reaching the heights of their 2004 craziness which then proceeded to overextend the feud, but still concludes it on a firey passionate note that honor to potential for violence that these two can conjure together. With a consistent string of decent, even woith the absence of classics, this show ends up being a quite good experience that could have been even better if FIP just had taken as much care in their production values as the wrestlers did in their performance."