Alex Zayne vs. Lio Rush vs. Ninja Mack

[9.0] "Look, maybe its just sentimental (This was my favorite match when I was in high school) but goddamn does this match hold up."

[5.0] "Wow that was a decent, albeit a tad flippy, three way exhibition match. Some really nice spots, transitions and pacing but ruined by a notch of an ending. Either Ninja Mack didnt kick out when he should have or Lio Rush didnt get off the top turnbuckle in time to break up the pin.. either way he ended up looking like a douche bag. Would have been 7 if not for the botch."

[7.0] "I liked this a fair bit as a big dumb spotfest. They really did screw up the finish quite remarkably bad though."

[5.0] "I don't usually like spotfests, but this one was ok, except for the excessive antics of ninja mack. some spots were brutal, but the end of the match was terrible"

[4.0] "An usual Ninja Mack spotmonkey match, and when you add Alex Zayne to the equation, it can only be worse. To be honest I don't know how this type of match can be appreciated. It was even a lot too much for an opener. **"

[7.0] "This match was just the definition of fun, there were some great high flying moments as well as some great high flying moments and it was just fun."

[7.0] "I have a bias towards athletic spectacles, and this match definitely stroked that itch. The finish felt a bit anticlimatic, still very worth watching."

"An amazing way to open a show with three extremely talented athletic competitors. The botch at the end was handled well compared to other botches I've seen and didn't subtract much from the match."

[6.0] "This had a lot of cool spots but there was some sloppy spots here and there as well and the finish seemed weird and flat. ***"

"Some of the most athletic spots from cruiserweights I have seen in a long time. Other than a botched ending, this would have been a great match"

[7.0] "Great opener with a botched ending (? ). Great action, speed all over the place and good spots. Perfect to start the whole thing."

[8.0] "Awesome three-way spotfest to start what is surely one of the most important shows in the history of the promotion with a blockbuster main event and a stacked card overall, this match was originally supposed to be a one-on-one thing between Mack and Zayne but the returning Lio Rush decided to crash the party and we're certainly not going to complain about that. It's so good to see Rush in a GCW ring once again, for a year he's been putting on a lot of great matches in the company and he's finally back where he belongs. This match was obviously a succession of spots for eleven minutes with no selling and no psychology, if you come to see this match you know what to expect anyway but I have no problem with matches like this when they are well executed. And that was the case here, all the moves were impressive and apart from the botched ending, this was so cool to watch."