EV 2.0

[4.0] "ECW originals past their prime was the premise of this group and while they were still good performers throwing them all together did nothing for them. Also brian Kendrick joined them. Why? BEcause why not seemed to be the reason from creative. oh well. Glad this is over. MAybe it could have been good with better booking but just a nope from me."

[2.0] "This was another attempt at nostalgia from TNA, as this was a stable of ECW originals who couldn't use the name ECW due to WWE trademarking the name, so they had to go by "EV 2.0". and the fans couldn't chant "E C Dub" at the Hardcore Justice PPV because of that, which made the whole idea really stupid, and even worse is the whole angle ended with Tommy Dreamer pinning AJ Styles on PPV. Yeah."

[5.0] "It was a good nostalgia act but the story seemed to go a little too long. Brian Kendrick joining made no sense. Some members were still able to put on good matches but some did not have it anymore. Overall not a great stable long term but good to give credit to a few legends."

[3.0] "No issue with the stable's membership - in fact, some of my favorites were here - but it came along at a time when TNA desperately needed to be working on solidifying its own identity, and instead was spinning its wheels trying to relive the past of ECW. Most of these guys certainly could have had a hand in helping TNA move forward, but this wasn't the way. Wrong place, wrong time. And the painfully-lame name certainly didn't help."

[4.0] "This was bad. It was great to see a lot of the old ECW legends but this really wasn't how I wanted to remember them."