[4.0] "This was an interesting show representing these 3 promotions, although my enjoyment of it was greatly hampered by technical issues with this stream (? ), which I'm amazed hasn't been mentioned. The action would speed up and slow down very frequently and the screen would glitch out and it was very hard to get into anything here. I really wish DPW hosted this event instead, but oh well. As for the matches - [1st match] Was ok and very competitive, but also not very exciting. Post match promo by Alex Shelley was hard to hear. [2nd match] Strikes-heavy and had lots of walk & brawl around ringside. Not a lot of actual slam moves and when there were some, there was no follow through. Not great as a World title match, not sure if this is just WCP's match style? (haven't seen them before), but this just wasn't exciting or terribly interesting. [3rd match] Had more of a pace I like, but was also very sloppy and kept going when it should have ended. [4th match] Quite interesting as Adam Priest really had to adapt his style to take on Vinnie Massaro. [5th match] This was basically a prolonged squash. Jiah Jewell did get a second wind of sorts after being busted open, but it didn't lead to much other than more beatings from Tankman. This was another match where there was some odd collisions and miscommunications. Post match beatdown by Tankman & Adam Priest really cemented DPW as the heels on this particular night. [? 6th match? ] This isn't actually listed on here for some reason? but this was Titus Alexander & Starboy Charlie vs Los Suavecitos for the WCP Tag Team titles. I only know of Titus Alexander here, but all four guys were amazing and Titus worked well with his longtime friend & rival Starboy Charlie. Los Suavecitos barely stole their win from them. [7th match] As good as the previous Tag title match of the night (? ). [8th match] An absolute squash. [9th match] Better than the WCP World title match from earlier, Shame that Alan Angels seems to make up the entirety of the representation of Prestige Wrestling on this show though. [Main] This was pretty good but I think this had more potential. It just seemed to stay at a certain level and never blew up like it should and could have. I'm sure this show was better in-person, certainly judging by the lively crowd, but watching this back from the source was pain inducing for me. I really want to be fair here, but I enjoyed very little on this show and I was so glad when it was over."

[8.0] "A great first showing for Prestige, Deadlock and West Coast Pro. I like that it gave a feel for each company without losing the identity of any of them. Good commentary, good lighting. Matches were fantastic. Story telling was there. Match ups made sense. Looking forward for more."

[7.0] "Enjoyable show that flew by with almost every match except the main event being less than 15 minutes. Nice variety to the show with a lot of good talent on it with 3 good indie companies represented."

[7.0] "Very good graps. Love the crossover show, extra amount of title matches gave the card some high stakes fun. Love Blackwood v. Beef, the Tankman massacre, and some Starboy."