[2.0] "After a weird off-putting work-shoot angle, the opener was a fine tag team showcase that went by fast and made everyone look good and shapes up the tag team title scene. Reyes/Hagen was very disjointed, but at least the result was logical and does not force the already overbearing push of Ty Hagen. Tremont/Mondo was fun while it lasted, but the unfortunate injury stopped it before getting to their point. The Hyde/Excellent is extremely corny and pandering, really offensive to my taste. Fox/Crist was a very good dynamic match that highlights the strong midcard of CZW, but the title change felt extremely abrupt and unarned, tossing away the big victory of AR Fox very casually. The least said about the bigoted Men's Club USA angle, the better. Callihan/Butcher had enormous potential, but got stalled by DJ Hyde's long obnoxious promo, was turned into weapons torture instead of an intense fight and ended up with an original but anticlimactic ending cutting the match short, globally underdelivering on a match that had so much hype behind it. Moore/Joker had seemingly no good reason of happening and had no hype, which they tried to compensate by going at a blistering pace, which only served to highlight their sloppy tendencies and prevent any emotional momentum from building. By the way, the Moore/Sabian match of next month looks even worse on paper. The main event turned into a disgusting display of reckless violence, looking uncomfortably dangerous and irresponsible, the combat zone truly going too far this time. Some moments were truly enjoyable, but the night is generally dull, off-putting, very insulting, some of the worst stuff that CZW has to offer."