[3.0] "I can't comprehend how you can mess up the half of your show so bad. First few matches were just medicore, but perfectly passable. However second part was festival of overbooking and clusterfucks."

[1.0] "A really bad PPV, not worth paying any amount for at all, it looks cheap and the commentary is awful as well - it starts with a shit hype package followed by slow, dull opener overshadowed by a poorly handled debut. Follow up tag match features three guys who should not be on PPV, only Norman Smiley can go and he is entertaining, felt like a Thunder opener, lots of botches and awkwardness, after match shenanigans were fun enough. And fuck me, basically no one on this show can cut a promo. Bam Bam vs The Wall, utterly mediocre, the strikes look terrible, ended way too soon, after match shit with David Flair and Crowbar was pretty shit, big bump of the stage was good but not deserved. 3-count vs Nobbs was decent for what it was. Booker and Kidman vs Harlem Heat is plain boring, Torrie looks great. Finley and Vampiro was mediocre in the ring, truly awful out the ring. World Tag match is a disaster from how its booked to the winners to the action in the ring. Bullrope match could've been mediocre but because of the booking it was just bad. Sting v. Luger could have been alright but is overbooked and the actual match is the least focused on thing. The world title match promises a little early on and then refuses to deliver, not fit to be a world title match on PPV. Main event was fine if unremarkable, not as bad as people make out. Nothing here was worth paying for and ultimately I feel no one - not the fans, wrestlers or commentators cared at all at any point tonight."

[0.0] "Rivals the Bash for the worst PPV of 2000 and thereby WCW's worst ever. Just like that show this has 0 good matches on it, Vampiro vs Finlay would be the worst match on many shows today but was clear as the best here. The 5 match run of atrocious matches to end this show is like nothing I've ever seen, just complete and utter garbage. WCW in 2000 is impossibly bad and if you ever see someone comparing any product in today's wrestling to it you can safely assume they're either insane or we're lucky enough to have never sat through these shows."

[1.0] "Wow I really watched it. Why? I dunno. What the hell was that, people really paid to see that show. How"

"This is the worst PPV level event I have ever attended. No joke, I think that 5000 attendance number is very generous. If this show had taken place 5-6 years earlier, it would have been huge. Hogan/Flair, Sting/Luger, even Dustin/Funk. But at this point you had guys who didn't care, booking that made ZERO sense, and fans who were only there out of habit."

[1.0] "This is one of the worst PPVs I've ever seen. There are so many matches that we've either seen before or just have no watchable value to them."

[3.0] "Most of the show was just typical 2000 WCW, most of the matches being too short, all but one match being over 10 minutes, too many run ins that just pointless, such as Luger interfering twice in the main event. Some of the opening matches were average and the rest were not good enough. There wasn't anything that stood out during the whole PPV. But I do think that giving it 0-1/10 is a little harsh."

[3.0] "Saved from becoming a total disaster by a surprisingly good Falls Count Anywhere match from Vampiro and Fit Finlay with honorable mention going to the tag team of Booker T and Billy Kidman doing what they could with the opponents they had, the rest of this show was among the worst wrestling events I've ever seen. Uncensored '95 was slightly worse, filled with the same kind of gimmick matches that only dragged things down, and was also headlined by Hulk Hogan in a godawful strap match, so it's no surprise a company that was apparently incapable of learning from its mistakes went out of business less than a year after it put this debacle on."

[0.0] "Everything from the Bull Rope I Quit match is beyond bad. This might genuinely be the worst stretch of matches on a major professional wrestling pay-per-view ever. The last four are incomprehensible."

[0.0] "Just about every single match here sucked so much with Sting Vs Total Package lumberjack casket, Sid Vs Jarrett and Hogan Vs Flair strap being the complete and utter worst, all said. Overall WCW Uncensored (2000) is an utter and complete flaming trash can of a wrestling show just like most PPVs during WCW's dying days."

[0.0] "I take back what I said about Halloween Havoc 2000. That's not the worst show that I've ever seen. This show is. The only match that popped me, was Screamin' Demons vs XS, but that match can't be rated due to match length. Norman gets wiggled by Stacy there. And that s*** is rad. The rest of this show is not rad. It's terrible."

[0.0] "The opening matches were okay, not good in any sense but passable. Got some chuckles out of Norman Smiley and the Demon. Brian Knobbs vs 3 count onward was absolutely horrid, with the possible exception of Finlay and Vampiro which was something I suppose. Last 3 matches is possible the worst 3 consecutive match run ever on PPV."

[0.0] "A disaster. This is the worst WCW show, the last 3 matches are legit 3 of the worst EVER! Doesn't help that everything else sucks too."

[2.0] "The statistics said the crowd was just over 11, 000 but from the cameras it looked like they had maybe 1500 people in the building. I thought Fall Brawl 98 was an abortion, I thought World War 3 98 was turds, and I thought Bash At The Beach 99 was the drizzling shits. Upon further review, THIS show is even worse than ALL of those PPV's! At least BATB had that one good match in the tag title match and WW3 had a passable cruiserweight match, same at Fall Brawl. This piece of garbage didn't have ONE match that cracked beyond 3 stars! 2 stars out of 10 but it was really trying hard for that 1 star rating."

[0.0] "Uncensored was always WCW's worst PPV, and this was no exception, with awful gimmick matches combined with equally awful non-gimmick matches, and only a couple of matches that reach the level of barely watchable. Half of the matches were zeros, and the rest were barely any better, little made sense and the stuff that did was risible. Several of those matches involved some of my all time favourite wrestlers, which shows just how bad the booking was - if Flair, Sting, Dustin or Funk couldn't make a match watchable it's clear the company was irredeemably broken."

[1.0] "WCW Uncensored PPVs traditionally are awful, but this final Uncensored was extra awful. [1st match] Probably the best match of the night, but wasn't up to the usual high standards of cruiserweight matches. *** [2nd match] Short match by two jobber teams. At least Lenny & Lodi's repackaging is better. * [3rd match] Started off as a pretty decent big men contest, untill they took it outside for a DQ result. Table spot was cool despite the obviously gimmicked monitors, just don't get the reason for protecting Bam Bam with this result? Pretty memorable Chokeslam spot from the set from Wall to Crowbar, that got repeated throughout the PPV. DUD [4th match] Handicap squash basically... by Knobbs. *1/2 [5th match] Had potential but had scruffy moments. ** [6th match] Odd pairing for a match, but seemed to work. **1/2 [7th match] Forgettable match where the stip was barely utilized. **1/4 [8th match] Pretty soft match to begin with, until Funk randomly changed the match type. Oh! and I giant Chicken was involved because why wouldn't it be? ! *1/4 [9th match] Overbooked awfulness. 1/2* [10th match] The overbooked awfulness carried over to here too. 1/4* [Main] Very little different to the earlier Bullrope match, but weapon shots were here in place of bell shots. I don't know why this was hot-shotted to the Main, it had very little heat for a Hogan/Flair match. 1/2* This PPV definitely ran it's course, not sorry to see it go."

[1.0] "A fairly putrid event. CW title match is not good to start, and the tag match to follow is better but still not particularly good. Bigelow/Wall isn't long enough to be anything, then Wall tries to murder Crowbar by chokeslamming him off the set, which commentary treats as deadly serious. Hardcore title match is BAD, how does Knobbs keep getting pushed? Harlem Heat match is again not good, terrible storyline. Finlay/Vampiro is the only good match of the night, a shockingly fun brawl that goes all over the arena. The Mamalukes/Harris tag match is passable, barely, but Funk/Dustin is shockingly bad, absolutely no crowd reaction and for some reason a raw chicken is the primary weapon. Luger/Sting is very silly and almost completely bad, Sting looks especially bad by this time. Jarrett/Sid is a horrible match, Sid couldn't punch his way out of a paper bag but still Jarrett is somehow worse, and overbooking overflows. Hogan/Flair is just as horrible, a 4 corners strap match that someone ends by pinfall after Flair and Hogan sleepwalk through spots that weren't that great 5 years previously. Horrible show."

[3.0] "WCW was heading towards its end at this point, and while Uncensored 2000 was not the company's lowest point, it certainly wasn't very good. Overbooking ran rampant throughout the majority of matches - somewhat expected given the "hardcore" theme of the Uncensored PPV series - but here it was enough to mar even the handful of matches that otherwise would have been worth watching. In retrospect, I can appreciate that WCW was at this point attempting to build new stars out of people like Vampiro and the Wall, but lousy booking would ensure that they would never really get anywhere, and the overreliance of past-their-prime stars and the letters "NWO" in the main event scene hampered any possible strides the company might have been able to make. At one time, WCW had been my preferred company, and it was sad to see what it had become by this point. At least we got the YAPAPI INDIAN STRAP MATCH (though, actually, Hogan's cracked-out promo for the match was far more memorable than the match itself)."