BT Gunn, Chris Renfrew & Wolfgang vs. Michael Dante, Mikey Whiplash & Tommy End

[9.0] "One of the greatest matches I have ever seen live and definitely the match of the night for this event. If I wasn't convinced of ICW's quality yet then this match would show me what ICW was all about; great wrestling, violence and death defying stunts. I still remember, when they did the closing spot with BT Gunn and Mikey Whiplash falling off the cage, it was dangerously close to the barricade and we genuinely thought BT had hit his head on the way down and seriously hurt himself. Of course this was not the case. What a match. ALSO, getting to see Tommy End before his time as Aleister/Malakai Black is a cool wee thing to note."

[4.0] "This was an attempt at overly-dramatic cage match that felt empty for vast majority of it. All of big spots including 'almost-finish-of-the-match promo' (I guess it's different compared to a mid-match promo) got at least some reaction from the crowd, but the 'story' they were telling came across as something that was tolerated instead of being presented for the crowd that wanted to be emotionally invested to make it something memorable."

[9.0] "Holy hell what a war, all 6 men brought everything to the table, and beating the ba JEEZUS outta each other, one little thing I can nitpick is that i felt the finish was pretty lackluster."

[9.0] "6 men in a cage. Only other time I saw that, the match was all over the place. This one is no different, however you could legit feel the disdain that these two teams had for each other. The method of winning, having all men on a team escape the cage, seemed odd as that would mean the match could become a handicap match. Weird logic there. Anyways, this match was all over the place. In and out of the cage, there was action going on and it never slowed down until the end where Gunn and Whiplash were out cold. One of the reasons why I consider this to be the greatest, or one of the greatest ICW matches in history was the part that followed; Whiplash demanding that he and Gunn finish this off (they did have an epic rivalry leading to the match). That alone was a golden moment, just as this match was a golden match for ICW."

[9.0] "Something of a clusterfuck, but a good one. The brawling during this match was great stuff, but what really caught my attention was the psychology and execution of the stipulation; with every member of your team that escapes, you're down one member by your side in the actual fight. They used this in a lot of really interesting ways, like both teams being aware of the numbers game, and at one point throwing out a member of the other team in order to have it. Then, the escapee wrestlers kept brawling and fighting on the outside, not content with letting the match play out in the cage. The overtime after the double table bump was a good call too. In retrospect this was even better; a war between two factions with a really smart use of a stipulation. Great work from everybody, especially the Sumerian Death Squad of End & Dante. **** to ****1/4"