Chelsea Green vs. Mickie James

[6.0] "Hah, Mickie James was unlucky at the beginning with the judge's blackout, but she was able to overcome herself and won with the help of a loophole that blew up in time. Chelsea Green didn't win even after its crowning Van-Prettier, it's worth putting up with it."

[7.0] "This was a pretty good contest where James found a chance to continue her "Last Rodeo" streak defeating a competitive star in Chelsea. The action was good enough to be this long with the expected plan of infusing interference in favor of Chelsea. The finish might've not been the best option to let the story continue for James, but it's strong enough to give the win as well as send Chelsea "home" portraying her status with the brand. 3.25 out of 5 stars!"

[8.0] "Great match despite the potential "Dusty Finish" at the end there. Mickie getting the pin with the double-legged jackknife. It would have been a tremendous miscarriage of justice for James' career to end on a "Dusty Finish"."

[6.0] "This match went exactly how everyone would expect it to, but really it what it's needed to be - Purrazzo and Green tried to cheat in different ways to win, but in the end none of their tricks worked."

[7.0] "Good wrestling by Mickie James, I've always liked her and she put on a good show against a Chelsea Green who is no slouch either."

[7.0] "Good match and Both wrestlers delivered, Mickie's story to win back the Knockouts title stays as my current favourite story in the company, I didn't like the ending"

[7.0] "That was pretty good with the personal feel of the rivalry shining through in the match up. Even though the outcome was predictable, that one nearfall towards the end by Chelsea Green after the I'm Prettier was very close and a good moment in the match. (***1/2)"

[7.0] "Another good little match on this show between Chelsea and Mickie this time which was definitely the best match the two could have had together as I found it relatively better than the one they had over the summer, a rematch that was much stronger without being exceptional and which was above all a good way for Chelsea Green to say goodbye to Impact Wrestling just before her return to the best women's division in the world, WWE's one. She had one hell of a run even if she didn't win the title, and I think that leaving the company just after a competitive match against the legend Mickie James is something perfect for her. It wasn't her best performance by any means but she put on some good stuff, solid heel-work from her and with Deonna, as for Mickie she was fantastic as always. Mickie continues her journey with another win."

[7.0] "OK, the wrestling is good, but on this Last Rodeo run I've actually been more into Mickie's acting (and gear, love the frills on the hat). She and Chelsea did great here, and went in the opposite direction where, instead of forcing Mickie out of IMPACT, Chelsea seems to be the one "going home" at this point. Looking forward to her and Taylor Wilde at OverDrive."