[8.0] "The action was nonstop and hard hitting. The chemistry and the match were good the way everything flowed was great for the most part. The part where they took forever to break up Cody's submission felt a bit dumb like in a one-fall match why would you take so much time to stop a submission and in fact stop someone else from breaking it up so you can. Other than that, though it was good. Big reaction on the title change very good match."
[7.0] "A tornado-style four-way with nonstop action from bell to bell. It can sometimes be hard to incorporate a coherent story in matches like these, but they did a decent job of playing up the feud between Cody and Taven, and having Lethal avenge his PPV loss against Castle. Lethal was definitely booked to shine here, having the most stand-out spots and getting the best crowd reactions because of it. One thing I didn't understand was the spot where Cody has a submission on Castle - Lethal (slowly) goes to break it up, but Taven prevents him from doing so, then breaks it up himself. I wasn't a fan of how slowly Lethal went to break it up because he should have acted with more urgency considering the match was in jeopardy at that moment, and it made no sense whatsoever for Taven to prevent the break-up."
[8.0] "Having the title change hands at a TV taping is a smart move, and I? m surprised it took ROH this long to do it. This was well booked, though the logic of Cody working the ref in a match that can? t logically have disqualifications is pretty weird. Taven kicking out of the Cross Rhodes also felt like a mistake, though I guess the two had been feuding. Okay, forgiven. The table spot in this match absolutely could have been done without a table, and the whole table in title changes thing is just a joke to me now. That aside, this match ruled. The action was non-stop, almost everything felt like a logical extension of the issues among the four wrestlers, and the finish was super hot. Lethal looked like a beast."