[6.0] "This show was just going nowhere until the final two matches. Seems every match on the underneath was too long and instead of just having matches, everyone was trying to have some "great match" with false finishes and brawling through the arena and tons of unnecessary fluff. I had expected better. Then the double main events came on and saved this entire enterprise, even if the main event was overbooked like a mofo."

[8.0] "Sabin Gauge vs Koda Hernandez: In a match that featured two wrestlers that I had not seen before, they had a good opening match, that showcased some great lucha libre wrestling and some good back and forth action, will definitely watch more matches with these two in [***1/2]. Missa Kate vs Rachel Armstrong: Considering that both Armstrong and Kate made their debut matches at the event, they did considerably well, Armstrong being the less experienced out of the two, she kept getting back up and giving as good as she got, Kate bringing in the crowd control stand was the only downside in my opinion [***1/4]. Jack Vaughn vs Jordan Kross: Kross getting the win over a veteran like Vaughn was shocking to see, the match overall was decent, even though there is quite a big experience gap between the two, Kross showed that he can go against a veteran like Vaughn [***]. Skye Blue vs Trevor Outlaw: This was a match that was full of confusion as in regards to whether it was actually for the Warrior Wrestling Women's championship as Athena was the rightful title holder and the fact as well that Trevor Outlaw is a male wrestler so should not have competed in this match anyway, it will be interesting to see where the title picture goes from here especially when Athena returns to Warrior Wrestling, even if it actually was to crown a new champion I'm glad Skye Blue won the match [**1/4]. Konosuke Takeshita vs Storm Grayson: While the constant interferences of Frank The Clown was annoying and shouldn't have happened, the match itself was of quite a good in ring quality, Takeshita and Grayson took it to each other and there were some good moments, and some funny moments like Takeshita giving chase to Frank The Clown, and the commennts from Val Capone (commentator) was hilarious as well [****]. Mike Santana vs Bryan Keith: They went to war in what I can only describe as one of if not the best matches I have seen Mike Santana compete in, he and Bryan Keith gave all they had and more and the respect between the two was on show at times, Mike Santana showed that he has a promising singles run in him which is good to see [****1/2]. KC Navarro vs Encore Moore: A great match that showcased great athleticsm throughout from bell to bell, the only downside is the constant disruptions from Frank The Clown, even after the referee had ejected him, Encore Moore had given a good fight to KC Navarro and vice versa, a good way to end Warrior Wrestling 31 [****1/4]"

[5.0] "(LIVE) I'm split on this show, it was fairly lean and had a marquee matchup between Bryan Keith and Santana that lived up to the hype but on the other hand 2 out of the 7 matches were pretty rotten (Kross vs. Vaughn and Blue vs. Outlaw) and it had a 20 minute Frank the Clown segment sit down that absolutely killed the momentum of the show dead after the first match. Nobody wants to watch that shit. Other positives include the return of South Bend's favorite son Konosuke Takeshita and the opener between Gauge and Hernandez who worked a pretty nice matchup outside a couple lane fire-up spots."