[8.0] "I think impact are really firing on all cylinders and they have done the ROH invasion really well, Maria is a great mouthpiece which I never thought I would say"

[5.0] "The middle of the show has once again sunk a lot. Jake Something vs Chris Bey is definitely the best fight of the show. W. Morrissey interestingly smashed unknown newcomers. Guerrillas of Destiny & Jay White - here is a great appearance, I hope it will be hot and interesting."

[6.0] "This was an ok show but it felt like it was missing something. Jake Something and Chris Bey felt like it could've been the main event but I understand needing to have the main event push the Honor no More storyline. It is good to have the Bullet Club back and a potential giant four-way war on IMPACT."

[5.0] "This episode for me snapped Impact's hot streak. It wasn't terrible but it didn't really have the kind of match which makes the lower moments worthwhile. A lot of talk about the Rumble by James, which is just a dead end to me because I don't watch WWE. Also not really a fan of every western woman in the business talking about "making history", "empowerment", or "herstory" in every promo. Those are all tired marketing slogans to me. Take a hint from the Stardom women who in their post Wrestle Kingdom conference just said "We give our best every time. Come and check us out." The emphasis should be on the wrestling, not in making a charity case of yourself. Other than that, Impact have done a good job of making Morrissey feel like the de facto face against Moose without really changing his character. It feels natural."

[7.0] "The BTI match was another X-Division sprint that worked great. The same goes to the main show's opener as both had great chemistry with a subtle backstory. Guerrillas of Destiny & Jay White returning to Impact is a huge boost for Bey's uncertainty on his Bullet Club moniker. Team Impact vs. Honor No More had the seeds planted as this invasion angle certainly has me interested. The tag match was decent but uninteresting as this feud is becoming even more duller. Mickie James had a solid promo hyping her Royal Rumble appearance as well as her rivalry against Tasha Steelz. Morrissey furthered his "so far, so good" feel story against Moose while JONAH is back to cementing his footing as a monster. The main event was a good showing from PCO and increased the heat of the newly brewed, intriguing "invasion" angle. Extra perks to next week's build by subtle backstage scenes and we have another solid episode of Impact."

[7.0] "A good episode of impact with a really good opening match, and some solid build for future shows (E.G. Progressing the ROH invasion, Jay White and GOD appearing)"

[6.0] "Opening match was good. GoD and Jay White showing up is interesting. The tag match was fun. Morrissey is being built correctly. The problem with Impact is they have some good ideas and some bad ideas. No one cares about these ROH rejects. Jonah also doesn't seem to be winning over the crowd. He is just too bland. PCO looked way too slow and gassed to keep up with Chris Sabin."

[7.0] "This show started and ended great, with not that much in the middle, but entertaining enough. The opener was absolutely amazing."

[9.0] "This was an incredibly strong episode of Impact and is continuing the role the company has been on since Hard to Kill 2022. Opening match was fantastic and the debut of G.O.D and the return of Jay White was a great surprise. Interesting to see where this goes with the Good Brother rivalry. Clearly the NJPW and IMPACT relationship is getting stronger. State of the Kockouts address was done well. Two great squash matches which either drove story forward, rebuilt characters or spun off to something else. See Decay and Johnny Swinger for that last one. That main event was epic, Chris Sabin is better now than he was 20 years ago. Top quality episode"

[6.0] "The episode is not bad for what seen on screen, but of course is weaker than the previous episodes. Strange booking."