[6.0] "The first two matches were absolute trash really, both went just way too long and neither made any sense. After that though, the show really picks up. The Bulldog/Bam Bam match was very good. I see it hasn't gotten great ratings here but I really enjoyed it, and the crowd was hot for it too. It's amazing to see a guy like Bam Bam who I am used to seeing as a heel, be so adored by this crowd. It's pretty cool really. The Dean Douglas/Ramon match was meh. Then the two matches I was looking for, they were good. Bret Hart vs JPL was freakin awesome. Like, whatever happened to that dude? He was great here. I just wonder how much better this match would have been if this feud was given some time to really be more than it was. Then the final match, it was interesting but i don't understand why the fuck bulldog took owen's place and then why he showed up at the end only to get pinned within 5 seconds. What a weird match lol. Well I enjoyed this PPV much more than I expected to, and now the chaps have all the straps lol. But with only 2 good matches, I can't give this more than a 6. At least the two good matches were the ones I thought would be good and were the main events. Unlike other recent PPVs where the main event is hot garbage."

[6.0] "In your House 3, a event that being honest I can just simply qualify as average, I see names I don't catch from the New Generation Era (obvious since I didn't live it) but in the end it's an average mid point with bad and good matches. 6/10"

[5.0] "I might be feeling really generous with this one, but an enjoyable show. Bret vs. LaFitte is an underrated classic of a match. Show was probably going to be rated higher until a really stupid finish for the Tag Team match. Everything else is solid yet skippable."

[5.0] "Another bang average In Your House show. This show might have confirmed the established formula of decent PPV cards that would not blow you away for a lower price point. There are a few matches that didn't deserve to be PPV bouts, but no true stinkers. Bret vs. LaFitte was the only standout on the opposite side of that coin. This is a decent little card that you probably wouldn't need to rewatch with any regularity, but doesn't detract from the In Your House formula."

[6.0] "The WWF in 1995 was a shit show on its last legs. I don't understand why Vince McMahon decided to have monthly PPVs when this company was in ruins. These In yOur House events were mostly just bad, but I have to give him credit for trying something new. Michaels was the right guy to push at this time. Decent event, if only for the main event and the Bret Hart match."

[5.0] "Another mixed bag in 95 no surprises there. Vega/Mercy was a really bad choice as an opener, Spivey could barely move at this point so all his offense looks awkward (3/10) Sid/Godwinn was slightly better than that with two guys that could at least move around, but its overly long and feels like absolute filler (4/10) Bulldog/Bigelow is a decent big man match, with Bulldog playing a heel for a change and doing pretty well at it (6/10) Douglas/Razor is an average match, Dean was a solid wrestler with a dumb gimmick and Razor alway got the crowd going even with basic stuff. Not really that interesting and the finish was dumb (5/10) Hart/Lafitte is by far the best match of the night. Great wrestling and storytelling from Bret as always with the future PCO doing plenty of good highspots and keeping up in the ring. If you watch one thing out of the show it has to be this (8/10) Main event is a pretty good bout when HBK and Bulldog are together. They have good chemistry and Michaels could have a fun match with a broom basically. Diesel plays his part well. Yoko on the other hand was getting way too out of shape to do anything. Once again the finish ruins it with Owen Hart somehow getting pinned despite not being in the match a little (6/10)"

[4.0] "It doesn't have anything atrocious, but at the same time nothing here really stands out. Vega vs Mercy and Sid vs Godwinn are acceptable as wrestling matches I guess, but nothing that you would buy a PPV for. Bulldog vs Bigelow has a really nice pace, while Douglas vs Ramon is also good, although with a questionable finish. Bret vs Pierre is another example of Bret having too long of a match, especially with an underneath guy who shouldn't be presented as an equal opponent to the former world champion and then the main event has a big match feeling and it's structured well, but it's all diminished by the stupid ending and stripping the guys of the titles at the next show. So overall it's not bad, but boring at times with nothing great to hold on to."

[5.0] "Decent show. Diesel/HBK vs Yoko and Bulldog, Ramon vs Douglas, Bulldog vs Bam Bam, and Bret vs LaFitte were all solid matches. Nothing on the show was great, but nothing was offensive either. The only match with any real heat going in was the main event, the concept of any title being able to change hands was a decent idea to try and sell a B PPV."

[5.0] "Savio Vega vs Waylon Mercy - 4/10 Sid vs Henry O. Godwinn - 3/10 British Bulldog vs Bam Bam Bigelow - 5/10 Dean Douglas vs Razor Ramon - 5/10 Jean-Pierre Lafitte vs Bret Hart - 4/10 British Bulldog & Yokozuna vs Two Dudes with Attitudes - 6/10 Final Rating: 5/10"

[5.0] "The show started lousy but got better before a cheap finish. Once again, props to Bret Hart for carrying the show to something respectable."

[5.0] "The last two matches are worth watching but the rest of the card is awful with the only saving grace being that at least you do not have to sit through an Undertaker match"

[5.0] "This is a show with some good stuff, but it suffers from having all the titles in one match, and the first few matches aren't particularly interesting. When it does get going, it ends up being one of the better shows from the year, although that's not saying much. Also, "3 Belts, One Match" is a dumb tagline, as there are 4 belts, the tag champs don't share one... Watch the last two matches for sure, but the event as a whole is a decent if not spectacular 2 hours, even the bad matches are short enough not to be too offensive."

[5.0] "I'll give credit where credit is due. This event wasn't good up until the last three matches. The first three gave little to talk about or even remember. Douglas vs Razor was a good one, mostly due to Douglas' character work, as well as the feud they were having at the time. Hart vs. JPL (who we know today as the great PCO) became a great back and forth battle, with the little kid in me rooting for Hart at every turn. Weird how things would turn out later, eh? Hart retired and JPL having the run of his career in 2019. The main event is what this show was known for. All three titles were on the line, and yet you always knew who was gonna win. Fun 15 minutes of overbooked madness. Quite a moment, back then."

[6.0] "Pretty enjoyable show like the last IYH. Opener is not bad technikal battle. Sid vs Godwinn's is bad. Douglas vs Ramon is pretty good. Hart vs LaFitte is awesome. One of most underrated matches of that period. Main event is just okay."

[7.0] "The show is okay in the first hour and good in the second one. Bret Hart vs LaFitte is a great match, with much effort. The main event is an enjoyable tag team match where the ending makes no sense but the rest still works. Also, I enjoy the story between Razor Ramon and 1-2-3 Kid. Sid has a terrible match, one of the worst he could get."

[7.0] "While the first half of the show was very much a throwaway, the second half made up for it. The main event was an overbooked but fun spectacle, while Razor vs. Douglas was a solid affair, and the true gem of the show was Bret Hart vs. Jean-Pierre LaFitte, who put on an epic, back-and-forth match that would still hold up today (and all over a stolen jacket). At least those last three matches are worth seeing, and the first half was unremarkable but unoffensive."

[4.0] "Another very mediocre In Your House event from 1995. The show's final two matches are definitely worth watching, with a thrilling encounter between Bret Hart and Jean Pierre-Laffite (****) and a good tag team match between Michaels/Diesel and Yokozuna and British Bulldog (Owen's replacement), in which HBK and Diesel both became double champions (***). The undercard, however, was rotten, featuring a dire, boring opener between Savio Vega and Waylon Mercy (1/4*), Sycho Sid Vs Henry Godwinn (1/2*), a nothing match between Bulldog and Bam Bam Bigelow (*3/4) and a mediocre brawl between Razor Ramon and Dean Douglas (**1/4). Mostly bad show saved by the last two matches."