[7.0] "The dark match was short and quirky. The opener was quite good, as despite the short duration it was hotly competitive and they packed a lot in, making both guys look very good and dangerous. Ruckus/Veritas was less exciting and a bit more tentative due to Tyler Veritas's nervousness, but it plants seeds of a story that would have a big impact down the line. Excellent/Gage was pretty much just an unpleasant squash, as Greg Excellent honestly deserves better, and Nick Gage is just a lazy sack of shit these days. The 4-Way Match was very cool, fluid and exciting, with a neat ending that just fits into their chaos and adds spice to the Tag Team Tournament. Moore/Havoc was rather boring, nothing special at all, but then the attack tied them to the main feud, and most importantly Drake Younger made an unexpected heel turn that changes the roster dynamic. Cole/Fox was fun and athletic, but more importantly formally marks the heel turn of Adam Cole, as he resorted to cheating and turned his back on his tag team partner on his way to a dirty victory, starting the most famous stretch of his CZW career. Moxley/Robert started weakly, with the weapons feeling forced, but the last few minutes were exciting, got the crowd involved and made it look like a title change was really possible, a nice accomplishment. Callihan/Homicide was a fine main event, with a cool atmosphere that got the crowd going in a compact format that was all crisp action, but the cheap finish and result are less than ideal, as they could have really elevated Sami Callihan but fell short. The show has quite a few weaker matches in the undercard, and Nick Gage is an abrasive albatross that makes CZW an unwelcoming viewing experience, but the whole roster put their efforts in, presenting a lot of good wrestling, building up future matches and throwing in a lot of surprising character development that rearranges the roster and freshens it up to finish the year, a solid event that should benefit the future shows."

[6.0] "Jon Moxley vs Robert Anthony definitely worth watching. Other matches were also quite good, but what really kills the pleasure of viewing is the crowd. I had the feeling that a a bunch of bloodthirsty perverts had gathered, who were only interested when someone breaks his neck or bleeding. I understand connoisseurs of hardcore wrestling, but disrespecting a really good wrestlers, who are trying hard to show a decent match, is simply disgusting."