Adam Pearce, Colt Cabana & Super Dragon vs. CM Punk, Frankie Kazarian & Joey Ryan

[5.0] "Sadly, this couldn't keep my attention throughout it's runtime. There was some decent wrestling and high spots throughout but nothing really worth noting. Frankie Kazarian looked good out there and set up the following match with Adam Pearce well. Super Dragon, Colt Cabana and Adam Pearce weren't as good as their usual selves here and Joey Ryan and CM Punk put on a decent shift but nothing extraordinary"

[6.0] "Well, this match was the usual multi man six man tag with some stars of the company. A match set to built more feuds, in this case, Adam Pierce vs Frankie Kazarian. It's cool to see that some of this names will become legends of the industry. It was a fine match for what it was, maybe too slow at the start, but just the quality of the wrestling is better than the rest of the other matches of the show. As I've said, the start is really slow, with all the wrestlers tagging out at first and then with segments of mat wrestling. After a while, the heels begun to work over Joey Ryan with some cool moves, such as Super Dragon's double stomp, his chop and forearm combo on the corner or the curb stomp. Ryan regains momentum with a middle rope Side Russian Leg Sweep and finaly manages to get the hot tag. Those final moments were a spotfest with everyone hitting their best moves. For example the Devil Lock's DDT by Punk, a middle rope swinging neck breaker by Joey Ryan, the Super Natural Driver of Super Dragon, a reverse Rana out of nowhere by Punk. And finally, Kazarian is able to hit the Wave of the Future on Adam Pearce, but his manager pulled out the referee. Kazarian confronts him, but Pearce is able to grab the title and hit a piledriver to Kazarian on it to take the win. After the match, Kazarian leaves the arena on a stretcher, while Pearce cuts a promo talking he is going for the title."

[7.0] "Kind of an "all-star" six-man tag match, lots of big names. This match really set up the feud between Frankie Kazarian as PWG champion and the coming feud with Adam Pearce. This was an entertaining match, and a step above in terms of quality of most other matches on this show, which shouldn't come as too much of a surprise considering the names involved."

[3.0] "This resembles a televised main event where stars are thrown in two teams for little rhyme nor reason. The finishing sequence does add suspence and impact to the mix, but it comes after a very long match classify between average and boring. Unmemorable and wildly inconsequential."

[7.0] "Good match, slow but strong. It is focused on Adam Pearce and Frankie Kazarian more than their partners, trying to start a feud between them. Really and entertaining main event, that does not need to be overhyped, it is just good enough. ***1/2"