Christopher Daniels vs. Doug Williams

[6.0] "A good match for sure but I do feel like the last couple matches on this card suffered from the show already going long and this was a surprising choice for a main event. It definitely feels like Joe vs Low Ki was the right call to main event. 3.25 stars"

[7.0] "A weird choice for main event, but still a good match, and honestly one of the overall best on the show. It was built around Doug trying to hit the Chaos Theory, but Daniels would always have a counter to it. He finally hits it near the end of the match, but Daniels gets the ropes and takes advantage of Doug's confusion to roll him up with feet on the ropes to steal the win and make it so that Doug can't shake hands in ROH again which is a stupid stipulation. Good match, but Joe vs Ki should've definitely main evented over this. ***1/2"

[6.0] "Dick Togo was supposed face Doug Williams originally but unfortunately was injured before this show. Doug vs Daniels is an appropriate replacement here, yet doesn't really feel like the main event match. I feel like I may have enjoyed this one a little more if I hadn't been so deflated from the previous two or three matches. Daniels wins the match and according to the stipulation Doug Williams is now never allowed to follow the Code of Honor; which should hurt him since he's such a stand up, respectful wrestler."

[6.0] "This was originally scheduled to be Doug Williams wrestling Dick Togo with the winner facing Daniels, since both men had previously felt disrespected by the Fallen Angel, but unfortunately Togo was injured prior to the show. This match was pretty underwhelming if I'm being honest. It was solid in a technical sense, but all felt pretty dry, and at only twelve minutes this seemed like a midcard match rather than a main event. A very 'WWE' cheap finish to close Glory By Honor didn't really help matters either. This fell pretty short of my expectations."

[6.0] "Both of these guys have charisma like wheat bread, so the technicality can't do much for me when they're so bland otherwise."

[7.0] "Pretty solid stuff built around the Chaos Theory with a good finish that continues Daniels' run as the hateable top heel. One of many examples of ROH's weird ordering of cards as I'm not sure this should have main evented over Joe/Ki or the world champ, but hey based Dick Togo is here to send the people home happy. (***1/2)"

[8.0] "Great match with a curious stipulation. If Williams wins, Daniels is forced to follow the code of honor, if he loses he can't shake hands again. The match was really good. At the beginning Doug Williams works on his opponnent's leg with a nice submission work and a nice selling of it by Daniels. Then Daniels gets the upperhand, until Doug Williams tries the first Chaos Theory, which Daniels inverts it into a stunner of his own. After a while, Williams tries another one, but Daniels blocks it with some forearms, but Williams connects a Tornado DDT. Then he did the 3 knee combo and a spining fisherman buster, really cool stuff. He tries to hit the Chaos Theory another time, this time inverted into an STO. Daniels gets the upperhand and connects the BME. The finish was wonderful, finally Williams hits the Chaos Theory, but Daniels grabs the rope, so the count stops and then he pins his opponent and uses the ropes to gain more leverage and win the match. Fantastic. I really enjoyed all the match."

[7.0] "If Doug Williams wins Christopher Daniels must adhere to the code of honor and shake hands, and the loser can never shake hands in ROH again, which is a funny stipulation. Williams targets the legs of Daniels throughout the match. Daniels blocks the Chaos Theory with a Stunner. Daniels blocks it again but takes a Tornado DDT from Williams. Williams then hits a spinning Fisherman Buster. Daniels blocks the Chaos Theory again into an STO. Daniels doesn't sitout with the Blue Thunder Bomb he just throws Williams to the ground. Christopher Daniels does Saki Kashima's Revival which was cool. Doug Williams finally hits the Chaos Theory but Daniels was in the ropes and he steals the victory. A good main event but Ki vs. Joe should've main evented over this."