[7.0] "First, the news: Bam Bam was suspended following his PPV attack on LT. Congratulations. The first match is simply well done--in a relatively long, fast-paced, and multifaceted title match, the Gunns put an end to the champions' Cinderella story. After a brief interview with the dejected former champions, there's a squash match featuring Mike Rotunda, complete with a phone call segment from Roddy Piper, who's set to reappear on the scene just in time for Mania. The King's Court segment isn't groundbreaking in terms of quality, but the new IC Champion Double J's challenge to WWF Champion Diesel comes across as plausible and appealing to the fans. To wrap things up, there's a brief jobber match featuring The Bulldog and a hint that Bigelow is ready to make a statement. Carried by a tag team match that's outstanding for a '95 weekly episode, this is an overall entertaining--if not downright good--show."

[6.0] "I wasn't so impressed with the wrestling but I'm going to be consistent here and grade this as a post-ppv show, and what I like on post-ppv shows are advancements of any stories that came from that show. Far too often, the Raw after a PPV will be something that was taped weeks prior and they didn't pull that bullshit here. They actually followed up with a tag title defense from the guys who won it the night previous. And JJ was on king's court showing off his new belt and talking shit about razor. This is the kind of stuff i really like to see after a ppv. Todd Pettingzoo also gave a very detailed recap of the ppv, which was nice. The tag match on tonight's episode was ok. It wasn't great but it also didn't feel like it dragged, as these 10+ min raw matches often do. The other two matches were basic raw squashes and were pointless. Would have liked to see some fall out from IRS with the urn, but we did get some bitterness out of bulldog for coming so close to winning the rumble. Vince also made an announcement that Bam Bam was suspended for what he did to LT, and for some reason they couldn't get the audio to work at the end for his "apology". I can't tell if that was a work or not but I give them props for making almost every segment of tonight's show build off of something that happened at the pay per view, which is something they rarely do. Love it. Would have given it more points if there was good wrestling."

[6.0] "This was an above average episode of RAW for the era. While the two squash matches definitely could have been a lot better, I really enjoyed the tag title match, and although some of the booking decision were questionable, it was nice to have an episode of RAW that felt more eventful than they often do. Not perfect, but still a fairly good show all things considered."