[3.0] "As a casual viewer, all I can say overall is that this was a bad show. I understand that this is not a "professional main-stream" promotion, but, with its legacy, I expected something more. Even the lack of recognizable faces doesnt bother me; the problems when watching are much deeper. I could understand the stupid and weird booking, especially the terrible ending of the main event, even though I've watched some random OVW title-matches on YouTube after that and basically all of them is either too short or over-booked with a lot of interference and annoying swerves. But the most serious thing that irritated me the whole time watching was the fakeness of all - the fakeness of the wrestling moves, the wrestlers are very bad at carrying out simple strikes, they always get confused and walk aimlessly in the ring or walk demonstratively towards their spots, despite how inorganic it looks. The women's bouts suffer especially hard, easily falling into the category of the most unnaturally executed matches I've ever seen. If I had seen this as a child, I would have been completely sure that wrestling was fake. The only wrestlers that have made a good impression on me are Beau Amir (cool looking monster), Jay DeNiro (he doesn't deserve losing so much), Blanco Loco (really fun to watch), Ryan Von Rockit (great gimmick), Shane Mercer (crazy strong dude), "The Outrunners" and Joey Avalon (not perfect, but really good, especially in one-on-one matches with experienced opponents), and half of them aren't even regular members of the roster!"