[6.0] "Most overrated show of all time. The opener is quite enjoyable, like most of jericho's matches. After that, most matches were fillers, no good wrestling until the TLC, filled with embarasing matches such as guerrero vs test, chyna vs ivory, the gimmick battle royal. And, oh my god benoit vs angle, which was the most boring match this two ever had. I mean it's basicaly average chain wrestling with a botched roll up. Vince vs Shane is more of a drama match than an actual street fight. The Six Man Tag Team Match is absolutely forgetable. The tlc is awesome but the sms 2000's was better. HHH vs Taker is cool but for unreal referee bump And the main event...... Fantastic match but way too much finishers and kick outs. and the ending is probably one of the absolute worst nonsense ever."

[10.0] "To this day. The greatest Wrestlemania of all time. Stories galore. The greatest TLC match. A masterclass with Angle & Benoit. Shane vs Vince surprised me with how good it was. The perfect end when Linda rose from the chair to kick Vince in his grapefruits Triple H & Undertaker was okay but both their entrances were fantastic with Motörhead. Austin selling his soul to beat The Rock in an excellent main event but Austin turning heel was a complete failure as he personally didn't want to. I still watch this show every Wrestlemania weekend to get in the groove."

"As a new wrestling fan who hasn't watched this before but heard about how it's the best show ever, I went in with some huge expectations. I'd say the show definitely met the expectations. My favorite matches were definitely TLC 2, Undertaker-HHH, and the Hardcore title triple threat. The McMahon match is soap opera nonsense in the best way and had me hyped when Linda stood up. Gimmick Battle royale was so bad it's good. Rock-Austin is in a category of its own, just a massive match that feels like the biggest deal in the world. I just wish that there wasn't as much or any Vince involvement. If they were gonna go with a similar ending, I wish that they would have just gone for Stone Cold beating him mercilessly for long enough that even this Texas crowd would have been a bit uncomfortable. Or at least just don't have him shake Vince's hand, just let him be a loose cannon psychopath obsessed with the championship that everyone in the company now needs to save the company from. Overall I'd say it's a 9/10, I don't know if a show can be a 10/10, but this probably got as close as anything can. A different ending and a better first few matches would have took it over the top."

[10.0] "Great f'n show. It started a bit slow but kept getting better as show was going on. They had a bit of too much people on the card and there was plenty of filler, but positives outweigh the negatives here. I wasn't much fan of the opener, Regal REALLY doesn't have chemistry with anyone although he and Jericho put on a pretty solid match here. It suffered from being painfully predictable, which is the same issue they would have in 2002. **3/4 6 man match was whatever. At least It was short. 1/2* Hardcore triple threat was creative, but it was usual Raven garbage match with no story and just walking from one spot to another. Kane and Big Show were playing along and spots were creative enough and it was entertaining but that's about it. Legdrop in the end was cool but completely missed Big Show, for better or for worse. **3/4 I liked Eddie/Test match, it was obviously overshadowed by Test's leg getting caught up in the ropes but Eddie kept his cool and they worked well until the finish. Bonus points for Dean Malenko appearence. I'm probably wrong but I don't remember him doing ANYTHING in WWE after this Mania. Test looked good in this match and Eddie was doing his thing. **3/4 Angle/Benoit was on it's way to be a classic but was rudely interrupted by cheap finish designed to protect both of them, I guess. Technical exchanges in the beginning were amazing and it kept getting better and I enjoyed it as much as their Rumble match. That should have been a clean finish. This show defintely had something for anyone. **** Chyna/Ivory was boring even for squash standards. Also it was completely wrong investment of time in Chyna considering that she was out of company in few months. She completely ran over Ivory which I guess made sense for the storyline. For the match itself, DUD. Vince/Shane match is to go in the Best of Sports Entertainment category. Not one bit of traditional wrestling storytelling but it was still an entertaining mess. First half of the match is pretty boring but as Shane does his elbow through the table everything completely kicks in another gear. Trish turning on Vince, Stephanie and Trish in catfight, and then greatest moment in Mania history. "RIGHT INTO MCMAHON FAMILY JEWELS". I don't even want to know how she got up if she was under medication, I could care less. Mick kicks Vince's ass and Shane does his second crazy spot for the win. ***1/2 TLC 2 was greatest spotfest in wrestling history, which doesn't equal 5 stars. It's kinda an issue when people from outside the match bring more story than people that are in the match. Still it kept getting crazier and you can say they defintely earned their money that night. What can I say that wasn't said before. ****3/4 Gimmick Battle royal was a nice break from insane pace of the show. Nice payday for veterans and absolutely nothing going on in the match. Big pops for Doink, Hayes and Slaughter. DUD, but a harmless one. HHH/Taker was fun Attitude Era style match. It felt like a fight but not bland brawl, for the most of time. Obviously ref bump is a plothole here but otherwise it allowed them to have more entertaining match. GREAT finish. **** Main event was, well, a spectacle. They should use this match as an example of what main event truly means in wrestling. If not for worst booking decision of all time I would say that this is my favorite match of all time. Intensity, crowd, storytelling, holy shit what a match. The Rock delivered on his promise from before the match and so did Austin. Not even Vince can stop this from being ***** match. Second half of the show is some of finest wrestling that Federation ever aired. 10/10 show"

[9.0] "Phenomenal show. The first legitimately great WrestleMania. TLC II is MOTN, but there's a lot of good ones here."

[4.0] "Match 1 [4.5/10 ]Match 2 1/10] Match 3[ 3/10 This i match was good wwe style hardcore match but short on good spots that hardcore matches need] Match 4 [ 2/10 Meh i know Eddie can do better not so about his Opponent ] match 5 7/10 [ Match of the Night for me is as would expect of these two . Match 6[ 0/10 one of the worst matches iv ever seen] Match 7 [ 5.5/10 this is an ok Hardcore style match in general bot weak in compare ot others in the cannoon of pro wrestling] Match 8 5.0/10 [ "I love spotfest wrestling bit hardcore and not and that is in fact the point of matches like this. So this being said if I was watching this with 2001 eyes it would be seen as great top level match, but watching in modern eyes this has been bypassed as a spots' fest match. Be stuff like cage of death matches or Death dome matches or even the is better Crazy Crusher vs. Hell Storm is better spot fest so a better ladder match and that what matters. Any hardcore style match be it fmw, Big japan WWE or any promotion.] Match 9 0 /10 [ This was on your biggest show of the year this added 0 buys it as bad ] Match 10 [ 7/10 i like thus match HHH before he became an over indulgent ass with his matches so his good matches side note i love longer matches] match 11 [ 5.0/10 the 4th hardcore style match o the b nighty its no nq TLC Hard core and street fight . this also was to tame for me and the post match stuff was very predictable watch the build up package Austin openly he will od nany thing to beat rock i not saying this in 26 years of Hindsight the lampshades the heel turn hugely /. total score 38.9/100 3.9/10 4 by the system of this sight]"

[10.0] "For what it's worth, I think this is probably the greatest PPV in WWE history. Except for the first few matches, everything here was fire. This was also kind of a celebration of WWE's win of the Monday Night Wars, with WCW guys watching from up in the skybox. Plus, faces from the past in the gimmick battle royal were fun to see. The TLC match was great, Undertaker/HHH was good. Just so much to love about this show."

[10.0] "This may have been, and may still be, the best WrestleMania of all time. There is absolutely no comparison. Even the Chyna/Ivory match (which was the weakest match of the show) by far was still a decent match. Though it went short. Highlights: TLC, Austin/Rock, Shane vs. Vince, Taker/HHH"

[7.0] "It was a little bit hard for me to rate this show. Cuz I thought most of the show was a miss-opportunity matches that missed the opportunity to bring something unique or different or just really really good. The main event is still iconic. The other stuff are bad/fine "whatever type of matches (it's not a good thing at all) ; and there's like another two good matches. Overall, it's not an all time show cuz there was some stinkers."

[8.0] "To say this is the best ppv in WWE history is just wrong in my opinion. It is a really good show and there is quite a few great matches and a few good, but there is just as many not great. Near the middle there are three 4-5/10 matches in a row."

[5.0] "The major wrestling show of the year opened with a match between Jericho and Regal for WWF Intercontinental Title. Decent enough for an opener that warms things up, but given their talent they could have easily showed a better match (6/10). Moving on to the string of three boring and weak matches, we have an ordinary Six Man Tag Team Match that was less than 5 minutes (5/10), WWF Hardcore Title Triple Threat Match that had interesting concept on paper, but was boring to watch (5/10), and WWF European Title Match between Eddie and Test that was nothing special (5/10). Then we would have Kurt Angle vs. Chris Benoit that had some good moments, but was ruined with lack of structure and an anticlimatic ending. Decent match, but when you see these two in the ring, you expect something better and more special than that (6/10). The next match was between Ivory and Chyna for WWF World Women's Title. It was probably the worst match of the show that fortunately did not last too long (4/10). After all of these okay to mediocre matches, we can finally draw a line here and move on to a significantly better half of the show. Street Fight Match between Shane and Vince was more of a spectacle than actual wrestling, but it was really entertaining (7/10). And then we finally have it. The legendary TLC Three Way Tag Team Match with The Dudley Boyz, The Hardy Boyz, and Christian and Edge for WWF World Tag Team Titles. This is not only one of the highlights of the show, but it is one of the best matches in this company and dare I say in wrestling history in general. So many memorable moments here, it was simply phenomenal. The best match on the card, that is for sure (9/10). Then we have a short filler Battle Royal Match (4/10), followed by Triple H vs. Taker that was definitely one of the better matches on the card (7/10). Mania closed with Steve Austin vs. The Rock for WWF World Heavyweight Title. First of all, what an amazing video package. Nu Metal goes so well with wrestling and creates such a big feel for this match. As for the match itself, it was a total bloody war. They left everything they had on that ring (8/10). This Wrestlemania is the highest rated on this website and is widely regarded as the best Wrestlemania ever. There are some good to great matches (TLC and Austin vs. The Rock in particular are one of the best matches in WWF/E history) that make this Mania memorable. However, the first half of the show is just too weak and boring to sit through and this reason alone makes this Wrestlemania hard to watch as a whole. I would rate this show 5.5/10. Best match: TLC. Recommended matches: Austin vs. The Rock, Shane vs. Vince, Triple H vs. Taker. Worst match: Ivory vs. Chyna."

[9.0] "An incredible night that is probably one of the best Wrestlemania's in history. The main event really lived up to the hype, even with Vince's involvement for the finish and the Austin heel turn to close the show. The TLC match really stole the show with everyone involved really putting on a classic and the spot of the night had to be Jeff Hardy taking The Spear from Edge in midair. Taker/Triple H was solid as was Angle/Benoit, and the Hardcore Title Triple Threat really delivered and was a great spot for Kane to shine if he wasn't going to be in a more meaningful storyline. There were definitely some matches that didn't seem to warrant being on the biggest show of the year, and the gimmick Battle Royal was just goofy but there were certainly many more ups than downs on this card. The McMahons match was super entertaining and I feel like Linda McMahon got one of the biggest pops of the night. Solid 4 stars."

[10.0] "The best Wrestlemania ever. This statement is as common as "water is wet" in the wresting world, but it is the undeniable truth. Wrestlemania X7 is just a ridiculously good show that showcases the pinnacle of wrestling. A lot of that is due to the variety on the show, and there's a lot of variety. The main event is an intense brawl full of big moves, finishers, twists & turns, and capped off with a finish so shocking it killed the wrestling boom. Austin/Rock have a very good claim to be the best Mania main event ever, and there still is so much more to this show than this match. The Hardcore triple threat has all the silly hardcore brawling you could want, Angle/Benoit is a pure wrestling clinic meant to satisfy the purist of Real Graps fans, the battle of the McMahons is soap opera bliss, filled with memorable moments and one of the best pops in Wrestling history, TLC II is a death-defying spectacle and my MOTN, and HHH/Taker is a very good semi-main event featuring two top stars and one hell of a spot. Even the lesser moments of the shows such as the RTC matches, the gimmick battle royal, and the European championship match are fun and serve their purpose and place on the card. It is the best Wreslemania ever, simple as that."

[10.0] "Deserves its reputation as the greatest WrestleMania of all time. TLC match and the main event were highlights."

"A 'high water mark' as far as WWF/E pay per views go. The relative low point of the 'gimmick battle royal' is completely forgivable given the majority of this card. This event takes place basically immediately on the back of the folding of ECW in 2001- resulting in several matches early in the card featuring talent from the late promotion. There is a small roster of really incredible matches on this card- namely TLC2 (a particularly strong gimmick match concept executed to perfection), Benoit/Angle (a masterclass in technical wrestling and severely underrated and under-watched match for obvious and justified reasons), and the main event (featuring an incredible heel turn at the end). Generally speaking, this is the Wrestlemania to show to an up-and-coming fan. It showcases the full range of truly solid booking and strong talent that was afforded to WWF at the turn of the millennium: a 5 star PPV for the WWF if there ever was such a thing."

"To this day one of my favorite PPV's of all time. Lots of fun stakes and story throughout. Nostalgic and an easy watch. I try to go back to it once a year at least."

[10.0] "This was a perfect WrestleMania where every match hit in the right way. The entire event encapsulated the entire Attitude Era in one night where there was just something for everyone. If you want a great wrestling match you have Angle v Benoit. If you like your soap opera style drama it doesn't get much better than Vince vs Shane. If you like a big spotfest TLC II is the daddy of those kind of matches. Even the Gimmick Battle Royal is a nice tribute to the characters of yesteryear. There's great matches people still talk about to this day like the outstanding Rock v Austin match, which ended in a really shocking Austin heel turn and there are great matches that are somewhat overshadowed like the Hardcore Title match and Undertaker v Triple H. It's a fantastic show from top to bottom and it is still to this day my favorite wrestling event of all time."

[10.0] "This is the best WrestleMania WWE ever produced. The Astrodome is such a beautiful venue and the stage is iconic. The show starts with Chris Jericho (c) vs. William Regal for the Intercontinental Title. The match was really good with the fairly short time they had. APA/Tazz (with Jacqueline) vs. Right To Censor (with Steven Richards) was a match I'd expect to see on RAW or SmackDown and wasn't fit to be a Mania match. Kane vs. Big Show vs. Raven (c) for the Hardcore Title was amazing. Raven got the shit beat outta him by Kane, getting thrown through a window and ran over with a golf cart. Big Show did well but the main highlights are Raven and Kane. Eddie Guerrero vs. Test (c) for the European title was a decent title match. The action was solid but I feel like the amount of interference by Dean Malenko & Perry Saturn made Eddie look weak to Test having needed both of the remaining Radicalz's help to win. Kurt Angle vs. Chris Benoit is another masterpiece that they had. They did actual wrestling, which you'd see in the Olympics or NCAA, before transitioning to the pro moves. Chyna vs. Ivory (c) for the Women's title was definitely a career highlight for Chyna as it is her last WWE championship win before moving to porn but it's a squash match. It does make Chyna look dominate and has a great story behind the match but it falls flat in terms of in-ring action. Shane McMahon vs. Vince McMahon in a street fight is a highlight of the whole show. Shane had just taken WCW out from under Vince and the plan was to have some WCW guys get involved in the match. Sadly, Shawn Stasiak had blabbed about it to some media outlet and they got thrown in a skybox. The match was insane with some great work from Linda McMahon and Shane. We see his first Coast to Coast ever here. TLC II happens next and oh man its the best match on the card. It has been talked to death on YouTube and other wrestling forums but its awesome. The Gimmick Battle Royal was one of those legend reunion moments that was a quick paycheck for the boys and didn't serve any other purpose. Doink (who was played by Ray Apollo and not Matt Borne) got the biggest reaction out of the crowd and got the loudest boo I've ever heard when he got eliminated. The eliminations were quick and Iron Sheik won. HHH vs. Undertaker was their first of three Mania matches and it is insanely good. It definitely gets outshadowed by their Hell in a Cell match but it is good. HHH got chokeslammed to shit by the hard cam. Austin vs. Rock II was an impeciable main event and arguably a top 5 WrestleMania main event of all time. Vince McMahon interferes and Austin becomes WWF champ once again. This event is the begginning of Steve's heel turn with the 2 Man Power Trip and Alliance coming soon after."

[10.0] "Live from an absolute beauty of a building in the sold out Houston Astrodome, Wrestlemania 17 has the reputation as the best pay per view of all time. I think it does indeed meet this unique qualification, as the card from top to bottom is entertaining. That even includes Chyna - Ivory, as at least Chyna is presented like a mega star and looks tremendous. Two ALL TIME great matches in TLC II and the main event. The former with the Dudleyz, Hardys, & Edge and Christian and the perfectly booked run ins of Little Spike Dudley (LSD), Lita, and Rhyno. The latter with the two biggest stars of the Attitude Era in Austin & Rock. I also love the Gimmick Battle Royal. Watch this show if you haven't."

[8.0] "For it not being the most perfect event in terms of all matches being top tier, yet still be dubbed the greatest Mania ever, speaks volume how good the highly rated matches were. Incredible event."

[8.0] "Good event. There were lots of solid and average matches on this show. There were some good matches too."

[9.0] "The first Mania that actually reached heights matching the events prestige. Enjoyable from start to finish. Jericho and Regal have a fun fast paced opener that worked well, it could've used a bit more time though (7/10) The APA and Tazz kill Right to censor in a solid and short bout (6/10) The Hardcore triple threat has enough dumb fun to make up for the walk and brawl sections (7/10) Eddie VS Test is solid, but probably one of the more forgettable parts of the show (6/10). Angle/Benoit was the best technical match of the night (8/10) Women's title match was a squash that did what it needed to do and nothing more, nice win for Chyna (5/10) Shane/Vince was as much fun as it could be and more considering who was in the ring (8/10) TLC still holds up as an incredibly fun car crash (10/10), The Gimmick battle royale is the weakest in ring for obvious reasons but its nice to hear Heenan and Okerlund (5/10) Triple H gives the Undertaker his first entertaining Mania match with a good brawl (8/10) and the show closes with an epic Austin/Rock main event that outshines their previous Mania closer by miles (10/10). Not a perfect show all the way but damn close to it"

[10.0] "One of the greatest, if not THE greatest, Wrestlemania's we have ever had, this was brilliant. None of the matches left me bored or uninterested, each one had something to capture my attention, and the ending to it was peak entertainment."

[10.0] "The great mania with important relevance. Wished had they removed the six man tag between RTC and APA and tazz and the gimmick battle royale and gave Chyna vs ivory much more. This would have been even more solid card. While I hate the Austin shaking with the devil shit. It's still a great show with memorable moments. This should be the blueprints. Atleast 60% of the card being show stealers and classic. That's why this was awesome"

[10.0] "What I like about Wrestlemania X-Seven is that there's something for everyone. Backstage brawl, technical wrestling, family drama, lot of bumps and, most importantly, a battle royale with old timers. And let's not forget a landmark finale that close an whole era. WM17 is more than just of the sum of its parts, it's a landmark in the wrestling universe that will never be forget,"

[10.0] "The greatest wrestling event of all time, and the stunning crescendo to the Attitude Era. WM17 is stacked with great matches, top-tier storytelling and a fantastic atmosphere. There are many little things I love in this show: Heyman on comms is fantastic; the My Way theme song; the pacing throughout; the graphics; Linda in the street fight; it being the first WM stadium show in a while; Mean Gene and Heenan on the Battle Royal; Motorhead."

[10.0] "There will never be a better ppv at the grandest stage of them all for world wrestling entertainment"

[10.0] "Now this is a PPV. The big blow-off of the attitude era. Great variety of matches with a couple of epic ones thrown in. All capped off with two of the biggest stars in wrestling battling each other in the main event. No PPV has come close to this one!"

[10.0] "Whenever the topic of best Wrestlemania comes up, this is high on everyone's list and there's a reason for that. Not only is it the culmination of an era of wrestling that many loved, but it's also a very fun and varied show with a little bit of something for everyone. Still the best Wrestlemania of all time for my money."

[10.0] "The Greatest Wrestling Show of all time. WrestleMania 17 is peak attitude era u have all the top stars crazy storylines and the most entertaining wrestling has ever been. The Show starts off With a Good Chris Jericho & William Regal Match for the intercontinental championship. Then you have a quick Little six man tag team match. After that Kane, Big Show and Raven have an really fun hardcore match for the hardcore title. Next up Eddie Guerrero & Test have an ok match for the European Championship. And then Kurt Angle & Chris Benoit do what they do best and have an amazing technical wrestling match. After that Chyna defeats Ivory in a quick Squash match for the Woman's Championship. And then you have the attitude era summed up in one match Vince McMahon Vs His Son Shane O Mac in a Street Fight With Shane's Mom Linda in his Corner & Stephanie McMahon in Vince's match was a ton of fun. After McMahon Vs McMahon we have what's tied for best match of the night in TLC 2 Between The Hardy's Vs Edge & Christian Vs The Dudley's in a TLC Match for the Tag Team Championships. This was a blast there was so much chaos, body's were flying everywhere, some of the bumps were nuts and it also has the most famous spot in wrestling history with Edge Spearing Jeff Hardy Dangling 20 Feet in the Air. Then We have a legends battle royal with the Iron Sheik being the Winner. After that We have the first Undertaker & Triple H WrestleMania Match which was good not as good as the other 2 but still good none the less. And Finally the Main Event the best match of the night in Stone Cold Steve Austin Vs The Rock for the WWF Championship in which is the Greatest WrestleMania Main Event of All Time. You Have the two biggest Stars on the biggest stage with the biggest prize on the line it cant bigger than that. The Match was Amazing the crowd was hot, the action was entreating. And then WWE does one of the biggest swerves of all time and has stone Cold Steve Austin turn Heel and aligned himself with his most Hated rival Vince McMahon. And that is how the show closes with Stone Cold and Vince standing tall. WrestleMania X-Seven is Perfect from beginning to end"

[10.0] "Historical significance of this show is out of this world. Just few days after putting final nail in the coffin of WCW, WWF prodcues one of the most compelling extravaganza ever seen in the wrestling circuit. Emotional and extremely entertaining father vs son match, where the whole McMahon family is involved, revolutionary ladder match which defines new model of brutality and second chapter between most charismatic individuals in the industry. Maybe the show is not entirely equal in terms of quality of matches, but reasonsed mentioned here makes April 1, 2001 one of the most important and incredible days in pro-wrestling history."

[10.0] "Jericho vs regal. ***1/4. Kane vs raven vs show. ***3/4. Eddie vs test. **. Angle vs beniot. ****. Shane vs Vince, ***1/2. Tlc 2. *****. Taker vs HHH. ****1/4. Austin vs rock. ****1/2. Would have been 5 with a good ending"

[10.0] "Just the pinnacle of my childhood. This Wrestlemania is still my favourite overall. It has everything I wanted as a child, and a lot that I enjoy as an adult. The TLC match, the main event, the hardcore triple threat. Just what a Wrestlemania should be!"

[10.0] "WWF WrestleMania 17 (2001) is still to this very day the best show in all WWF/WWE and wrestling in general. The closing angle of Austin turning heel was very controversial and matches like Jericho Vs Regal, the six man tag match, Eddie Vs Test, Chyna Vs Ivory and the gimmick battle royal are all just fairly fine at best, but the WWF Hardcore Title triple threat and Shane Vs Vince are both really great, Angle Vs Benoit and Triple H Vs Undertaker are both fantastic, both Christian and Edge Vs Dudleys Vs Hardys TLC 2 and Rock Vs Austin are masterpieces, the red hot Houston crowd and commentary from Jim Ross and Paul Heyman are just the best and overall everything is just absolute vibes. Overall WWF WrestleMania 17 (2001) is the best wrestling show of all time and it's just the absolute peak in everyway."

[10.0] "WrestleMania 17 is without a doubt the best PPV WWE has ever put out. It was the pinnacle "sports entertainment" show, with every single top Attitude Era star you could think of being on this card with a little sprinkle of classic wrestlers from the previous era in the battle royal match. I'll even say, having Paul Heyman on commentary instead of Lawler made it even better, and I'm not hating on Lawler at all... but I felt as if Heyman offered more to the show than Lawler ever could. The Regal/Jericho match starts off the show pretty good and it just gets better and better from there, minus the Chyna/Ivory match, of course. But aside from that match and the battle royal, every other match delivered. So many "WrestleMania moments" from this show, from Edge spearing Jeff Hardy from the ladder, to Undertaker hitting the last ride on HHH from way up high, with the controversial ending of Rock/Austin. Such an incredible show. The only negative thing I'll say is that the ending, Vince & Austin teaming together, kind of puts a downer on things... I'm sure everybody has heard the story of Austin thinking he was getting stale and needed to change, and no doubt WM17 would've been the moment to do that, I just personally didn't like it. Aside from that, it's just about as flawless as WWE could ever get to putting on a perfect PPV. Completely encapsulates the Attitude Era and how popular/good WWF was at that time."

[10.0] "A fantastic Wrestlemania. As a kid, this was THE show, a show I'd never forget. And watching it again, over two decades later, it still lived up to the same hype. Just about everything that night was perfect, even small things like the lighting and the stage. It's all so memorable. They also fit ALL this into a 4 hour show, with everything important getting plenty of time and being well-paced. There was no fluff, which has been my biggest problem with WWE PPVs in recent years, where they drag out like 5 matches over 3+ hours."

[10.0] "The greatest WrestleMania of all time with two perfectly made matches, a lot of other fun matches, and like one miss. Overall a fantastic show of pro-wrestling that I enjoyed and is definitely worth to watch."

[10.0] "The best Wrestlemania of all time. Everything was good at the very least, and most was much better than that. TLC II is one of the greatest Tag Team matches of all time, if not THE greatest. Vince vs. Shane is a great example of a story-driven Street Fight. The main event is legend. Even lesser stuff like the Gimmick Battle Royal I thought were fun. Outstanding show. It'll be tough for WWE to ever top it."

[10.0] "WrestleMania X-Seven is simply the single greatest wrestling event of all-time. Sublime. Nothing more needs to be said."

[10.0] "When you think about the peak of professional wrestling, especially during the Attitude Era, WrestleMania 17 stands as the embodiment of that spirit. This event, held in 2001, was not just a wrestling show; it was a cultural phenomenon that captured the essence of an era defined by larger-than-life characters, intense rivalries, and unforgettable moments. WrestleMania 17 is often regarded as the greatest wrestling event of all time, and for good reasonits combination of star power, depth, and sheer entertainment value is unmatched. One of the standout matches of the night was the technical masterpiece between Chris Benoit and Kurt Angle. These two elite wrestlers put on a clinic in the ring, showcasing their incredible mat skills and leaving the audience in awe. It was a match that highlighted the importance of in-ring storytelling and pure wrestling ability, and it still holds up as one of the best technical bouts in WrestleMania history. On the other end of the spectrum, the Undertaker versus Triple H was a brutal slugfest that perfectly captured the intensity of their characters. This match wasnt about finesse; it was about two titans clashing in a war of attrition, and it delivered in spades. The TLC match featuring Edge and Christian, the Dudley Boyz, and the Hardy Boyz was another highlight of the night. This chaotic and innovative bout was full of jaw-dropping "OMG" moments that have been etched into the memories of wrestling fans. The high-risk maneuvers, insane stunts, and sheer danger involved made it a match that is still talked about today. It wasnt just a spot-fest; it was a revolutionary match that redefined what tag team wrestling could be. The main event, however, was the personification of what WWE was all about during the Attitude Era. The Rock versus Stone Cold Steve Austin was the ultimate showdown between two of the biggest stars of the time. Their chemistry in the ring was electric, and the match was a rollercoaster of emotions, culminating in one of the most shocking moments in wrestling historyAustin siding with Vince McMahon. While Austins heel run may not have been his finest, the image of him shaking hands with his longtime nemesis remains an iconic moment that fans still discuss to this day. In conclusion, WrestleMania 17 is a true all-time classic, a perfect storm of star power, match quality, and unforgettable moments. The depth of the card, from the undercard to the main event, is something that has rarely been matched in wrestling history. Whether its the technical brilliance of Benoit versus Angle, the sheer brutality of Undertaker versus Triple H, the innovation of the TLC match, or the epic showdown between Rock and Austin, this event has something for everyone. WrestleMania 17 isnt just the best WrestleManiaits one of the greatest wrestling events of all time."

[10.0] "The definitive greatest Wrestlemania, great matches, amazing storytelling and a hot crowd with an all time classic like TLC 2 and the main event which is my favorite match of all time."

[7.0] "(Sorry english is not my firtst language) Chris vs William Regal wasnt enough good opener, Eddie Guerrero vs (Johnny) Test was just a big lose of time for me but other matches was really enjoying, its kinda sad for me that the best one was hardcore im not into hardcore matches"

[8.0] "Match 1: 7/10 Match 2: /10 Match 3: 9/10 Match 4: 5/10 Match 5: 8/10 Match 6: /10 Match 7: 8/10 Match 8: 10/10 Match 9: /10 Match 10: 9/10 Match 11: 10/10 Total: 8.25/10"

"After watching WrestleMania 40, I think this WrestleMania has a bit of competition! However, this is not only one of the greatest WrestleManias of all time due to having two of the greatest matches in the history of the company, but also due to it being a swan song to the Attitude Era. The vibes from this PPV are unparalleled and will never be replicated!"

[10.0] "Simultaniously the high point and the end of the WWE Attitutde Era. What started with Austin's face turn at Mania 13 ends with his partnership with Vince McMahon and heel turn 4 years later at this event. A stacked card, perfectly laid out and not a bad match on the card. Possibly the best PPV of all time."

[10.0] "About as perfect as a show can get. First of all, the Astrodome is the PERFECT place to hold WrestleMania, and the crowd could not eat up the action more. Ross and Heyman deliver amazing commentary throughout in one of the greatest duos to do it for a night. Good opening stretch of matches, with things really heating up after Angle Benoit. Amazing, iconic moments throughout, 2 of the greatest WrestleMania matches of all time, and no dull spots leave this as a near perfect wrestling event."

[6.0] "This show was good but did not live up to the expectations I had on it considering the way people spoke to me about it. I would go as far as to say its overrated as outside 1 or 2 matches its nothing special. The main event and TLC match are the 2 I would say you should not miss"

[8.0] "Best wrestlemania by far, up to this point. The first mania that actually feels like a wrestlemania, from the size of the crowd to the size of the ramp and stage. From top to bottom the matches are at worst solid, and at best amazing, with the standout being clearly TLC II"

[10.0] "Ok, in term of the quality of wrestling match. There are some NJPW/puro/AEW event that better than this show, even if NJPW shows have a lot of 5 stars matches than WMX7 but the feeling, intensity of WMX7 can't be replicate. This is the highest peak of attitude era or maybe the pinnacle of pro wrestling, storyline is perfect, production is great, matches are amazing, star power is second to none and most of them are in their peak of their career (Austin, Rock, HHH, Taker, Kurt, Benoit, Y2J, Gurrero.... are in the same PPV). This is the best wrestling event of all time, I can't rate below 10 and there will never be a show like this again because at that time after Vince buy WCW, WWF/E want to show to the world that they are number 1 and the winner of Monday Night War."

[10.0] "My rating for WrestleMania X-7 is a 10/10. A perfect show that even though It had it's down points, you forget about those points because the show is so good on quality of matches and definitely and we'll deserved the Best WrestleMania of all times, a show that I enjoyed from begining to end"