Good: The Jordan and Gable experiment is a success! Gable was impressive in the ring, Jordan usually is, and their finish move looks hard to pull on a lot of people, but it's great.

Bad: That new finisher for BAMF, it looks really awesome, but I just see a botch coming miles away.

Change: Wasn't a far of the pointless Samoa Joe squash, I would have removed it and give half of that time to the main event and the other half to the Jordan/Gable match.
Good: Props to the face off at the end, it's weird to just call in a 'face off', but the whole segment was awesome, I kinda wished that the Trios champs would have come out, but they can do that some other week, this night belonged to Mil Muertes and his congregation.

Bad: I wouldn't have given the medallion to Bengala, not that he's bad, but it's his second match and the LU fans don't know much about him, Mascarita Sagrada deserves it more.

Change: Can we not have Vampiro knock out Pentagon Jr with just ONE MOVE! Just have Vampiro chokeslam him, but let Pentagon walk it off. Or a little bit more fight between them, anything but make Pentagon look weak.
Good: Progression, all matches progressed their own feuds.

Bad: So this time ROH does decide to run the card for their PPV, but unfortunately, there are a bunch of matches that make no sense to the story lines and have no build up to. Almost feels like a non-canon TNA ppv.

Change: This show needed two small recap segments, one telling us why Castle vs Young have problems, and an interview on what Jay Briscoe thinks about losing the title.
Good: I'm gonna say it, i for once welcome our new Impact Overlord Bully Ray. Look, from all the choices TNA had, I can think of many better options, but realistically, from the usual TNA surprises, they took a guy that can legit talk, has beef with some of the heels, and is not Mike Tenay. I'll take it as a good.

Bad: Bad move from TNA to not check on Hernandez contracts before taping several weeks of story line for a big faction and their opponents. I may have to check spoilers to see what i'm missing, but I have a feeling we're going to be missing on some good stuff because of this problem. Having said that, TNA did a good quick job replacing that segment with a big recap of the Magnus vs Storm feud and hyping us for next week's match.

Change: There was no need for Brooke to win the title if the real feud is Taryn vs the World, and more importantly, Taryn vs Kim. I would have just made this a non-title match where Brooke gets a clear pin over the champ.

Promotion of the Week: Lucha takes the week with a great show. This week I felt that neither show was particularly amazing, they're all mostly building up their upcoming shows and in the case of TNA, just continuing their fall out. Rankings show that ROH > TNA > NXT, but in reality, they were all in the same level.
Rankings: LU (1st), ROH (2nd), TNA (3rd), NXT (4th)

MVP of the Week: At the end of the day, I think the man I remember the most is Gable, so i'll give it to him. Just like the promotion of the week, there wasn't a particular wrestler that went beyond their usual work.