[4.0] "Strickland/Core was rather messy and upside-down, but the result was sound. Colon/Moore was frankly laborious, contrived and repetitively redundant, but if CZW is intent on forcing an unnatural Alex Colon push, this match-up was a logical and acceptable step. The 8-Men Scramble Match was very fun, but the result could hardly have been worst, sacrificing a burgeoning talent to the benefit of a sloppy go-nowhere tryhard. The midcard tag team match was rather messy, never really gelling properly and showing how their respective feuds have run out their natural course. Nation/Loco, in contrast, showed restraint and benefited from it, using the classic tag team formula to show the champion? s strengths while also letting the challengers have a good comeback and build potential as future champions. Masada/Fox was solid, fluid and clean, but despite all these flawless facts, it felt a bit casual and not as great as it should have been. The Callihan/Drake Iron Man Match had dry patches, but found ways to remain interesting and not stale for an hour, with falls looking meaningful and earned, certainly the best title match of the year. Then AR Fox waltzes in after an hour-long match, cashes in a title shot on an exhausted new champion and gets the cheap cowardly victory, being the worst babyface in the company and crapping on Sami Callihan? s reign. Then , out of nowhere, Sami Callihan turns heeler, gets joined by Dave Crist, then Jake Crist randomly turns heel, which completely screws up his already stupid sibling storyline, and they go on to form OI4K as the heelest stable that ever heeled. The main event is great and some matches are very fun, but the booking is too hectic, contradictory and plain stupid to be anything more than a decent event that severely underdevelops its potential."