[7.0] "This seems like a very divisive show, but I'm not too sure why as I found it to be very enjoyable. Maybe I could have just been in a really good mood while watching this or something, but I thought that this was just great. Some of my favorite matches while watching 2006 CZW(so far) happen on this show. The tag team three way dance was insane, the chemistry and cohesion here was off the charts. One of the most slept on matches in CZW history. Cloudy/Cheech have great chemistry even if this is a step down from the COD 2005 match they had. Another great addition to this event was the fact that a majority of matches had the storylines that were pretty good or at least we're cohesive at the bare minimum. A rarity for CZW at the time. Now there really isn't too much bad on this show. Probably the worst thing that happens is in the main event and that's just due to Zandig overbooking it to shit plus burying Ruckus because hes a asshole. Overall this shows filled with highlights and hidden gems. If you care to read more of how I felt about matches I wrote more in the matchguide."

[5.0] "The opener was fairly boring, but had the right result. Pandora's tag match was very dull and ends with a stupid senseless swerve. AnDrew/NJAS was a great undercard match, showing lots of raw potential in the rookies and a solid fundamental basis. Cheech/Cloudy was the lesser of their singles encounter, but still a pleasant midcard match. The CZW Tag Team Championship Match was really great, a mix of styles that just clicked and gave a brutal battle where everybody made their mark and gelled wonderfully to give a dynamic, versatile and supremely captivating match that gives prestige to the championship. Havoc/Bailey was very rough, as both guys are much too green and felt lost in there, it ultimately didn't matter. Kingston/Castagnoli was well-worked, with Eddie Kingston bullying is opponent around and Claudio Castagnoli working well from underneath and showing resilience, as the two guys worked marvel with the counterintuitive dynamic they were handed. The Trios Match felt completely random and had almost no coherent dynamic. It was fine for what it was, with decent action all-around, but it really had no place this far up the card. Hero/Butcher was fantastically structured, with a clear motivation to the matchup, a layout that played to Necro Butcher's strengths and Chris Hero adapting him himself and actually striving, beating Necro Butcher at his own game, bolstering his credibility as CZW World Heavyweight Champion and preparing himself for the ROH Cage Of Death Match, a success on all fronts that feels tailored to the show's title. The main event was just gratuitous violence, with the welcome sight of Ruckus having the upperhand on Zandig, but the end was a chaotic mess, with Zandig stealing heat back and burying Ruckus because he's an irredeemable prick. The show has very good matches, very bad matches, and Zandig making the main event scene all about himself, so this is a typical average CZW show that screws up before getting truly good."

[3.0] "Minimal besser als BotB aus dem selben Jahr. Viele Unsäglichkeiten in der Undercard. Kingston vs Claudio ist das erste, was einem gefallen kann (**1/2). Hero vs Necro ist ein sehr stiffes und gut gearbeitetes Match (***)"

[7.0] "Und noch eine weitere, richtig gute CZW Show, die mit Chris Hero vs. Necro Butcher und Claudio Castagnoli vs. Eddie Kingston zwei pralle Highlights aufweist. (Das völlig unterbewertete) Kirchenknäblein Luke & Messiah vs. Pandora ihr Pappkarton hochklassig, Team AnDrew sehenswert und Havoc vs. Schluffes Bailey genau das, was man sich hiervon erwarten konnte. Einzig der Three Way Dance, in dem immerhin solche Granaten wie Generico, Steen und der H8 Club herumturnten, war am Ende dann doch eher enttäuschend und das große Highlight am Schluss konnte auch nicht ganz das versprechen (abgesehen von einem netten Ruckus Gag), was man von Bierwampenheinrich Zandig in der Regel eigentlich erwartet. Nichts desto Trotz richtig nett anzusehen und überaus unterhaltsam …! "