[9.0] "Just rewatched this show it was great for what it supposed to be the arena was not looking any kind of good honestly but the matches was not bad especially the masterpiece between kevin knight and dax harwood of course like any other collision shows the multi-man tag team matches saves the show and that unsurprisingly was the congolomeration vs. the don callis family"

[6.0] "The backstage bits were good but the matches were pretty underwhelming, seemed like they only had Kevin Knight vs Dax Harwood booked and had to fill up time for the rest of the show. I kinda liked MxM segment, but wasn't doing an Open Challenge and then getting squashed the whole Max Caster gimmick couple of weeks ago? Starting another one of these feels kinda lazy and having another heel faction answering it is a choice. They showed some less featured stars but it became kinda too much and the showd didn't felt important at all. Sure, Statlander and Toni were there, but that's pretty much it. The Triangle of Madness backstage assault was the only other thing from a big story in this show so I don't know if that's a good thing the women are carrying this show or if it's a bad thing Tony Khan considers his women's story a filler like the rest of it."

[4.0] "A very skippable episode. The Storm/Statlander promo felt very community theatre to me, and maybe that was the point, but it didn't sell me on the match. It just felt like "Wrestling is dumb and silly tee-hee" kind of stuff, and I'm so far beyond the whole holding onto a handshake as the other turns away thing. I've completely lost track of why Triangle of Madness as just jumping everybody. AEW has really been leaning into the simp marketing recently with Hangman relegating the world title to the "Men's world title", women beating up men on a weakly basis, an increased number of mixed tags, and "Men like you" promos. It's lame as fuck but that's what modern marketing is all about."

[5.0] "Aside from the good Harwood vs. Knight, the matches were really disappointing. I have nothing against showcasing talent that's a bit underserved on TV shows, but I think there's more room for improvement when it comes to incorporating them. It felt like a filler episode, reminiscent of the weaker moments of Rampage, although it was somewhat saved by a few nice little angles involving Daniel Garcia, Nick Wayne, Megan Bayne, and the Storm/Statlander promo. But again, it wasn't excellent, just okay. In-ring quality: 2/5. Non-match angles and segments: 1/3. Bonuses/penalties: none. Overall: 5/10. Show seen on Triller TV."

[5.0] "The show didn't felt like a usual Collision show, more like a Rampage reboot. The good side is that part of the show was a way to promote and show some the roh stuff, I don't how many new people are gonna check out the actual product or at least remember that there's another promotion here, wished it was better booked. Nonetheless, I see that they heavily pushing the heel factions, starting and finishing the episode with deathriders and callis family, like I saw on Dynamite, but here other than have a fine match both, it does not add anything important on their ongoing story. Eddie Kingston was able to "redeem" himself, after a low/bad match for his retutn at all out, maybe he's overreacting too much during the match, aside the well strong style attitude. Good as well the Kevin Knight/Dax match, but itcouldn't go on for long and the finish didn't get sense for me: I like how Stokely is showed as a funny gm, but now with FTR it seems weak and not fitting well, and so doing the attempted interference and steal the victory (stay there and say not to jump), and failing. It woul made sense if he was gettin in the way by Willow, giving more value at this mini story going. Nice promo with Statlander & Storm, and in timeless style, it was like a theatrical performance of two lovers. I'm sure that is gonna a be a one on one title match and then toni is going forward with involving with the tag title scenario, because here there's some interesting develop story to go through, maybe for a month and an half. Overall I'm feeling a 5/10"

[6.0] "The show was mostly filler and the mostly silent crowd didn't help either. There were a couple of set-ups and highlights, but I wouldn't recommend anything outside of one segment. Opening trios match was solid. Nice to see Billington and Priest on TV. Garcia/Menard angle was nice. Hayter vs. Jay was alright. Very nothing match. LFI squash was fun. It hurts me physically to see Guevara on TV again and it hurts me even more to know that the only reason LFI can get on TV is because Guevara is in there. Dralistico vs. Eddie was another nothing match that felt much longer than it was. Eddie is still shaking off that ring-rust. DCF vs. MxM TV was alright. Knight vs. Harwood was a really good match. Knight winning was great and Megan Bayne teaming with FTR looks good on paper. Toni/Statlander angle was the true highlight of the show; should've been on Dynamite. A really interesting and fresh approach that made something we've seen countless of times before, feel special. The closing trios match was solid. It set-up Kyle vs. Kyle 2 which should be fun. 6/10."

[6.0] "It was just there, wasn't it? Not going to mark down a show that does the base essentials right, but I'm not going to mark up a show that does more than that. Weaker Collision than normal, but nothing horrifically bad."

[2.0] "It's just another one of those late stage rampage like Collision where nothing much is happening filled with forgettable stuff and house show style irrelevant matches. Aside from Dax vs Knight all the matches were either mediocre or poor. Best thing on the show was the segment for the women's world title and that's not enough to save this show from being a complete dud. Crowd was also really poor yet somehow they ended up being better than the stinky Dynamite crowd which is kinda funny."

[7.0] "I'm particularly interested in what happened after the match between Dax Harwood and Kevin Knight. The thing with Willow is Stokely's storyline, not so much FTR's. And it was Stokely (not FTR) who brought in Megan (and Penelope) to deal with Willow. Obviously we're getting a mixed trios match next week in the short term. But, more importantly, I think that with women's world tag titles introduced, this is actually the beginning of Big Stoke as manager for the tag team of Megan & Penelope. I hope I'm right because that would legit be so cool (and effective) for all involved!"

[7.0] "I thought this was a pretty good episode. They threw a lot of characters on the screen in a little amount of time, but I like most of these people. I just wish that Rampage was still around so that some of these acts could get even more airtime and refine their work a bit."

[5.0] "So there was some story progression during this Collision, but not much to look at match wise except for the Dax and Knight match. The stuff with Storm and Stat was good, as was most of the non-ring stuff. Next week's episode looks better."

[5.0] "Fairly middling show. Collision has sadly been going downhill since football season started. At least next week's episode looks pretty loaded. Venue looked abysmal on TV and the crowd was trash."

[6.0] "Good opener between the Death Riders and Priest, Billington & Lethal. My girl Anna Jay took a loss to Hayter, and then LFI wins a squash match. The Mad King goes over on Dralistico, & The DC Family defeats MxM TV. In a shocking upset, Kevin Knight beats Dax the Ax. Loved Bayne and Ford laying waste to Willow. A very predictable main event, at least Archer got protected."

[4.0] "Very depressing crowd that kinda pushes down the whole show. It looked very empty, and the people who were there were very quiet. That being said, I can't exactly blame them, because it wasn't a particularly exciting show. This is definitely the type of show where you are better off just skipping all the matches except if one of your favorites is wrestling, and just watch the segments to keep up with the ongoings. I did like the Kris and Toni promo, so there were some fun stuff, just not enjoyable to watch in full."

[6.0] "A low energy show in front of a completely dead crowd. There was just about enough here to not make it a complete bust and I enjoyed the Toni/Stat promo which helped hide their in ring promo flaws and felt different to the usual face offs and the LFI squash match a fair bit"

[6.0] "The attendance didn't look great, which made the show feel small time. Mostly okay early segments and it's nice to hear PAC speak. I'm looking forward to the match between him and OC on dynamite but it'll be interesting to see who has to do the job given they both just came back and OC lost on Wednesday. I was wondering where Priest & Tommy went so good to see them. Good showing for both men in this 6 man tag which had a nice finish. Decent promo from Garcia post match. Another by the numbers matriarchy segment. Shoutout to the crowd for caring about the Hayter v Anna Jay match but there was no story going into it and I was waiting for the finish. The in-ring work itself wasn't too bad. Acclaimed segment to setup a match that I'd expect the acclaimed to win. The segment itself wasn't that great. Good squash match for Rush & Guevara that didn't overstay its welcome. Eddie v Dralistico match went longer than needed, but Eddie's still shaking off ring rust so he probably needed to get as much ch time as possible. DCF Dynamite recap, leading to DCF v MxM TV. They've done a face v face match, now they're doing a heel v heel tag match? (Also had the swirl face goa on dynamite). The pre match promo from MxM was actually pretty good though. Match itself was fast and enjoyable but strange dynamic throughout. Also, why was El Clon the manager though? lol. Outrunners & Dalton Castle segment was kinda weird (intentionally), but I was fine with it. Triangle of Madness kept attacking the women to continue the blood & guts build. Knight v Dax was a very good, engaging match and it's nice for Knight to pick up a meaningful singles win. Interesting post match. Bayne and Ford joining FTR might actally be a great idea. Stokely might be perfect for Bayne and I hope that's official. Statlander & Storm segment had a very interesting approach. This promo was fantastic and should've been done on Dynamite. 1st hour of this show felt like ROH but the 2nd half came alive here. Triangle of madness got in the way of an impromptu match and Thekla's brief mic work didn't hit but was at least brief and Harley stepping in was nice (she gets some spotlight) to setup a 6 woman tag next week. Fun main event match with a fine finish. Surprised that OC didn't get the pin and I hope they do more with the conglomeration. Kyle v Kyle also setup. 2nd hour was significantly better than the 1st but still had to endure that 1st hour."