[8.0] "Enjoyable Zero Hour. Before talking matches, how awesome is Renee Paquette? She is one of the most underrated hires by AEW. Ok, to the matches. A young rookie named Toni Storm, trying to break into the industry, takes on another up-and-comer Leila Gray. Toni earns a win over the former OVW women's champion, as she continues to climb the ranks. Double-J earns a win over QT Marshall, and then tells us he has a big announcement to make this Wednesday on Dynamite. An Eight Man Tag Match follows with Action Andretti & Lio Rush, stealing a pin from the Murder Machines, picking up the win over Top Flight and The Outrunners."

[4.0] "Rather mediocre and not really fun matches. The final match gives little weight to the team challengers, notably due to its form, which doesn't so much enhance the team as the group of 4. The few promos between matches were decent, and Jarett's created a little extra anticipation. There is, however, a little too much time devoted to the presenters' chatter. The introductory clip at the end of the show wasn't as cool as the previous one, but the Guns N'Roses background music fits the montage really well. In-ring quality: 1.25/5. Angles and segments: 0.75/3. Bonus/Malus: None. Total: 4/10. Show seen on the AEW Youtube channel."

[5.0] "Meh, perfectly fine pre-show. Matches were serviceable and the upcoming matches were broken down quite well"

[5.0] "A fine pre show. 90 minutes feels excessive with roughly a third of that occupied by in ring time. 60 minutes pre shows used to flow more effectively for them."

[6.0] "This was a normal Zero-Hour no matches stood out and the opener was quite bad but luckly the singles match and the "main-event" weren't really bad at all. Overall there has been better but this one wasn't also a show that I would call terrible. **3/4"