[6.0] "It was a bit of a hit and miss show with Jericho absolutely carrying it in The Rock's absence as he becomes the main target for the McMahon-Helmsley regime where they force him to defend his IC Title three times and it really did show real potential in a big main event push for him as well as a big feud with Triple H down the line. He had two good matches with Angle and Benoit as well. The first two segments was really good with the first being the APA turning against the arrogant Edge and Christian when they was paid for protection and also there's a good promo with the McMahon's and Triple H which hyped up the Iron Man match happening at Judgment Day and also Jericho interrupting it with back up. Unfortunately the matches McMahon makes punishing the other babyfaces wasn't good to watch with Briscoe and especially Patterson soiling their reputation. The Rikishi vs Patterson/DX match was just horrible with a sickening ending. There's also a huge continuity error with the Earl Hebner storyline where he's now written off TV because of what happened to him on SmackDown, but he was perfectly fine just two days before at InsurreXtion and the other babyfaces looked very ineffective because they have this thing where they make the save when its all far too late! Outside of that stuff there's a fun little storyline where Eddie Guerrero is instigating a Radicalz split."

[4.0] "This was a very weak show for this time period, not just because The Rock wasn't on it, but also because many of the matches were weak outside of the opener, Hardys tag, and Jericho's matches with Angle and Benoit. Patterson and Brisco were in one match each, Eddie wrestled the Godfather, Jericho's second match was against Big Show, etc."

[6.0] "Jericho/Angle and Jericho/Benoit was good. Pat Patterson should not be here. No Rock either. Triple H promo was good."

[6.0] "While not as good as last week's Raw, the storytelling was still very well done, especially regarding Jericho specifically. Not bothered that we got a Rock-less Raw. But what I'm not digging is this loose organization of faces that all come to the aid of anyone getting beaten by the McMahon's. Explain to me why the Dudleys would give a rat's ass about defending anyone else on the roster, just seems unnecessary. Also, Jericho and Benoit are both perfectly capable of building heat without being overbooked with the McMahon's storyline, but it's whatever. Still, it made for good hype for the upcoming Judgment Day. Oh, and another excellent Triple H promo early in the show."

[6.0] "The stuff with Jericho all show long is fantastic, the segments and his matches with Angle/Benoit. Everything else was pretty bad however unfortunately, but luckily the Jericho stuff takes a decent amount of time on the show"

[5.0] "I would only really recommend watching Jericho's matches with Angle and Benoit. I really can't think of anything else worthwhile on here. Triple H's promo was interminable as usual, and the rest of the matches were either complete fluff or offensively bad in the case of Pat Patterson vs. Rikishi."