[6.0] "An above average episode of ROH, but not totally unwatchable thanks to the Men's World TV title main, and a great wee tag bout between Bustah and the Brain vs. the Dark Order. Cut like four of the squashes and this would be a good ep."

[4.0] "Of ROH On Honor Club shows, this was one of them. Quantity over quality is often the way with a pair of solid matches in the main event and the Alec Price/Jordan Oliver tag. The results were obvious from every match before they started including the six enhancement matches on a ten match card over 90 minutes. There were two title matches with little reason to expect a title change from either with names that regularly lose in addition to the fact that a Ring Of Honor title has not changed on the weekly show in over three years since it started. Little feels to be done with building contenders for most of the titles with title contention often being discussed on commentary and never delivered. Bandido has now not defended his title since Final Battle 2025 almost four months ago with his last two matches being losses on AEW TV/PPV. The studio crowd continues to be small and not very invested in a lot of the action. It is hard to blame them when it is largely just matches being thrown in front of them without much of anything else to be invested in beyond random lower/middle of the card feuds with names that regularly lose on AEW TV/PPV being the main acts here. In short, it was a Tony Khan booked episode of ROH TV where the TV studio has given them a cosmetic change but the format of the show remains the same."

[7.0] "Solid show! ROH is finally getting its own identity, and the show is clearly improving ironically by downsizing. The Nick Wayne vs Komander was a solid match and a clear standout on a show that mostly showcased up and coming talent. I would recommend giving this show a watch if you are interested in checking out what 2026 ROH has to offer!"