[7.0] "This was a good match, but really it was a fun match. The obvious appeal of this match is that it was the TNA reunion match of Chris Harris and James Storm as America's Most Wanted, a team that meant so much during the early days of the company. Aside from a match they had with The Naturals at an indy event in 2016, this is the first time they've teamed together in TNA since their break up in 2006, and for what he had to do, Harris looked pretty good in there. The story of the match was the conflict between PCO and the rest of Honor No More, which would lead to their break up later that year. There was a scary botch where PCO was supposed to dive onto a pile of wrestlers online, but he tripped on the ropes and sort of fell onto the wrestlers. He's lucky he didn't get hurt. They ended this match the way it should have ended, with America's Most Wanted hitting the Death Sentence, which the crowd popped big for. ***1/2"
[7.0] "It was so great to see AMW back even if Harris came across as more than a little nervous. This was enjoyable but a 10 man tag is rarely going to tear the house down"
[6.0] "Decent content with various combinations of workers getting to show off their stuff. It's nice to see AMW getting to tag together again, though as everyone has noticed, Chris Harris looks awful and clearly has lost several steps. The PCO botch was weird but that could ultimately allow them to tell the story that will lead to his likely face turn. Interesting decision, really, to put the faces over the HNM group, but that, again, could feed into the story they're trying to tell with PCO."
[6.0] "The match was OK. I expected a bit more considering the names involved. It was nice to see America's most wanted tagging after a long, long time. The PCO botch looked scary, thank God he's fine."
[6.0] "That's why they started offending PCO, he was so upset that he couldn't jump, that he decided to break his tactics and jump into the crowd, but he stumbled and it was doubly dangerous. In general, a quick match turned out, dynamics, exchange of Spinebuster, various crown tricks and memorized combinations. Honor No More has already started to lose to everyone and there is no question of titles for them. The opposition lost again."
[7.0] "I wasn't so much into the action of this match so I think for me it's somewhere between a '6' or a '7', but I did think this was quite well-worked with the teases and building up to certain spots. PCO's dive at the end was a bit botched but they can lean into that since they already set the match up to make him go against King's orders for a moonsault."
[7.0] "This was a very good classic multi-man match with all the shenanigans aptly worked out while Harris & PCO did so better than expected considering their age bar. The pacing could've easily gave a slow burning feel but it wasn't dull by any means. It was a really well worked fun match between a vile group and a collection of pretty good counterparts. 3.5 out of 5 stars!"
[6.0] "In my point of view, the fight was very slow and the most entertaining thing to see was how the rivalry that they already had previously developed, in general it was just that, a rivalry fight where we have seen a 5v5 in a ring to see who of the two teams is better."
[6.0] "Entertaining for another Honor No More 10-man tag. I think they have to go with ousting Vincent and/or PCO though, because another loss makes them hard to take seriously, while Eddie should be going for the title soon."
[6.0] "Really thought this was the point ti give Honor No More a win to get them, and Eddie in particular, back on track, but I'll always take a crazy PCO perfirmance and the return of the WildCat!"
[7.0] "Now, the match is not the best Ten Man Tag or multimen tag team match whatever of all time but I didn't expect a such good, considering his conditions, proof by Chris Harris, so I give it a point more. Entertaining."
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