[7.0] "A much better episode this week that focused on potential unity instead of the lame 'we don't get along' crapola whose foundations are based in a world of irony that provides for too little of an emotional connection for a series of matches with importance. In addition there was the white-hot Goldberg/Lesnar segment w/ a cool visual construct: a diagonal of 'security' separating the two sides, w/ Heyman doing a far better job of crowd-manipulation than he was able to perform in Minneapolis. It also greatly helped matters that they weren't in Brock's hometown and Goldberg hulking presence persuaded me that this 49 yr old who owned an undefeated record against Lesnar could match-up against The Beast. Tonight's in-ring card wasn't much; the men who worked the opener treated it as such. But the crowd kept itself afloat for the evening, (except for turning on the Kendrick match at the moment the two awkwardly butted heads in the NW corner) and was 'Holy Sh*t'ing by the time the Smackdown crew showed up. A couple of smaller notes: S Rollins's vocal intonations don't come across as a babyface.. the way he refused Y2J's gift was plainly rude. After last week's disappointment against Rusev, Zayn was only trusted to go two with Bo. Why wasn't Styles scripted to tell Owens that at least he got the job done against Cena whereas KO did not. It would have given the cocky KO a reason to step back. Who needs to step back is Sasha B... girl, you've lost twice on PPV to Charlotte incl a main event position in your hometown and your two reigns as champ, 'Boss, ' have been pathetic."

[5.0] "The card and matches on this show were not that good but the advancement of the storylines were really good for this show. Nothing special, this Raw might beat Smackdown this week. In short, great go-home show storyline wise, not so great go-home show in terms of wrestling matches."

[2.0] "Just a few months into the brand split I don't care about a brand vs. brand pay per view at all. I only like three of the segments in this three hour show! Goldberg was great. He's something that WWE is missing today. Paul Heyman was great as well. All the matches were okay. I don't like that all the teams that were not getting along all got wins today. It really make the teams that are supposed to be units look bad. The only thing I care to see after this show is Lesner vs. Goldberg."

[8.0] "Very good episode. Owens and Reigns Vs Cesaro and Sheamus was a pretty solid match ***. Zayn Vs Dallas was a DUD. Six man tag was very good ***1/2. Kendrick Vs Sin Cara was bad and was just too long. Should have been Kendrick absolutely killing Cara for only 3 minutes. Tag match was very sad. Eight man was just okay. Both the Lesnar and Goldberg and SD Live and Raw segments were both very good. Really good go home show."

[6.0] "Not so bad episode of Raw. So much tag team matches just like week ago but they was fine this time. Lesnar & Goldberg segment & final segment was great."

[8.0] "Good Raw we had this week. They managed to make me quite anxious for the Sunday Survivor Series, especially for the matches of Raw vs. SmackDown LIVE. It's sad to see that it's become a fashion for some people to criticize everything that happens on Raw."

[2.0] "Tag matches galore, is that the best they could come up with? Three hours worth of boring tag matches. Sami Zayn & Brian Kendrick were in singles action but quite frankly who cares. The last segment was the only thing worth watching, yet Reigns & Rollins have to stand tall because they're the only two guys the WWE truly care about. 2/10, one mark for the last segment, one mark for Jericho, the rest is not worth watching."

[7.0] "Decent go-home show. They did a good job of establishing Goldberg as a no-nonsense badass, which makes it all the most frustrating that they won't book anyone on the current roster like that. I understand making the RAW roster look strong on RAW, but the SmackDown guys coming in to confront them and then getting more or less sent packing was strange. Matches were fine, if slightly boring in the case of Kendrick/Sin Cara. Nice efficient use of Braun Strowman to come in and do power spots."