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Firstly, while it wasn't hyped really at all. It didn't really 'need' to be, as the MitB has been a staple part of WWFG's Wrestlemania for YEARS.
However a bit more advertising could've been used rather than a 'do you want to be in MitB sign up here' ordeal that happened.

Yes there were a handful of qualifying matches, but the majority weren't spectacular and seemed to go through the motions, three of which were auto wins.

This year's version however added the TLC twist to it, and while I applaud the effort of doing something 'new', it didn't do anything for the match.

There were no table spots, the chair shots were limited, as was the ladder usage. A bat was brought into play, and each time it was no sold, as were a pair of handcuffs.

Now by all means I'm not voting this match as a flop because Hiro won it, quite the contrary he deserved some sort of redemption over the past few years.
However, the win did absolutely nothing for him. Because for those not in the know, there were two major players in that match that had their own storyline outside of it, Hiro and Kujaku. Kujaku at that point had put Hiro through multiple tables and constantly one upped him throughout his debut, cards afters. Yet in that match they team up, and Hiro doesn't attempt to get any sort of redemption or retaliation at him. That rather dulls the match when you know all that.

But Chrono, if you were paying attention they were hinting at a war games match later on.
While it is true, Wrestlemania would've been the ample opportunity for a face to get some sort of revenge to the heel. Then the next show, the heel would retaliate perhaps get the win in the next ppv, and so on and so forth.
But what happens in the off chance the heels won the war games match? Then the face would've gotten no retaliation or anything. All for naught.

Moving on
The no-selling a huge turn off, namely the incident from Drako, a spot monkey (and I use the literal definition of the terminology) who did no spots. Blatantly no selling a move despite a guaranteed auto-hit performed upon him. Yes Kujaku did it later on in retaliation (without the auto-hit) which is just as bad but that first instance is when you start to realize as a viewer/reader 'yep this match is going to go down hill' and for the most part all the parties involved to their credit attempted to turn it around but you just knew it wasn't going to work.

There were really no spots in the match, despite one of the participants being a high flier, another one arguably one.
It was just a disappointing match to read, even the participants agreed upon it.