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[10.0] "His run in WCW in 1996 and 1997 was one of the most impressive runs I had ever seen, honestly. Every single show Dragon was upping the ante. It's a shame about the botched arm surgery because he was on a trajectory and that really halted his run bigtime."

[7.0] "The opening bout with Dragon and Rey Mysterio was the BEST match on the show, absolutely untouchable! One of the best Cruiserweight matches of 1996 without a doubt. Chris Jericho vs Nick Patrick was fun, because Nick Patricks selling was so over the top, the stipulation was in place so that it was at least competitive to Nick Patrick in some way, and it was the big comeuppance for Nick Patrick after months of screwing with Jericho and Teddy Long, separately. This was Jericho's first angle in a major wrestling promotion. Before that he was just pottering around the midcard being a goodie goodie two shoes babyface. The Giant vs Jeff Jarrett was never going to be anything other than it was, the angle was thrown together because of Ric Flairs injury. All to further Sting being unhappy with Jarretts comments toward him, and confuse people as to if Sting is WCW or nWo. Roddy Pipers Contract Signing with Hogan was a great piece of business, and did what it was SUPPOSED TO DO! Which was get heat on Hogan, heat on Bischoff in his first appearance since joining the nWo, Harlem Heat vs Amazing French Canadians was serviceable, and probably suffered from following the Piper/Hogan segment, it just felt like that particular angle was rushed at the end and we still didn't have a full on explanation as to why Colonel Robert Parker turned on Harlem Heat in favour of Jacque and Pierre. Perhaps he spoke about it on WCW Saturday Night or something. Sherri vs Robert Parker was all it was supposed to be, she was supposed to get 5 minutes, she got 90 seconds, but the crowd popped for her crossbody whilst wearing that full body dress which I thought was hilarious, and I honestly think she should have pinned him for 3 at that point. The fact he got up and ran off was annoying. That might have been Sherri's last "big moment" in WCW. Dean Malenko vs Psychosis was surprisingly clunky, they just didn't seem to have much chemistry! There were a few highlights but overall it was quite flat. The Triangle Tag Match was a big brawl but the thing is, back then, those Triangle Tag matches could never kick into 2nd gear because it was just impossible to tell a story when the match starts and stops so much. I think this should have just been The Outsiders vs Nasty Boys, as Faces of Fear get the Starrcade match. The Main Event WW3 match might have been good but infuriatingly they had the 3 rings being shot at the same time on the screen and you couldn't see what was going on half the time, till it got to the final ring. At least by 1997 they finally figure out that they needed to shoot the match better. Just annoying that they couldnt have figured that out after doing it this way already in 1995. I think Giant winning was probably the best move they could have made, because honestly, Giant was kind of fading into the background a little bit too much since joining the nWo. It reminds me of Ted being center stage for the nWo but then as the months wear on he kind of starts to feel like he's not needed. Overall, it was probably the weakest PPV since Bash at the Beach, but still helped push forward some important angles."

[7.0] "I expected it to be ok, and I liked it quite a bit more honestly. Bittersweet about the result, since I've been enjoying both tags as of late, (spoilers) but Havoc have had a good reign and after the tourney they had it was Ren and Talos moment."