[6.0] "It's an alright episode of Raw, which was the first one to take place in England and it featured a very good 6-man tag main event with at least some good set up for the World Title match at Taboo Tuesday as well as a strong tease that Edge was going to turn heel when he gets an opportunistic win and then spears both of his partners after the match! The Flair/Orton promos are also good on this show and that match easily had the strongest hype for the PPV given the uncertainty with the major title matches going into Taboo Tuesday. It does falter somewhat on the booking of that Regal tag match where the crowd was really deflated after he was completely screwed out of the tag team titles in his home country and it robbed us of a great moment. Kane's feud is still somewhat comedic because of how absurd it is and now as a face, he deliberately injures Val Venis with the chair for no reason! Exactly why am I supposed to be cheering this guy again? The Snitsky promo before it is hilariously bad. Also there's a decent Jericho tag match here as well, but the booking for the Intercontinental title with 15 possible opponents as you can imagine is all over the place. I can at least say I got some enjoyment out of this show and the UK events always had a charm to them, but this PPV build is very weak and the concept was poorly thought out."

[6.0] "An ok episode. Most of the matches were meh but the main event was great. Crowd was crazy hot at first, then the Regal screwjob killed them til the end of the show. Some very ridiculous stuff in this era but it holds some charm to me."

[5.0] "This was an okay episode, though disappointing for the first ever UK Raw. The last two matches were good but the rest left a lot to be desired, and the booking of the tag title match was terrible as Regal lost in his hometown and did anyone think the filler tag match after that would actually take place? The Flair/Orton promo exchange was also amazing, but the show just felt off."

[5.0] "This was only OK. There were some decent matches but nothing worth going out of your way to see. The nature of the Taboo Tuesday event with the fans deciding the matches on the night itself can't help but make the shows leading into it feel unfocused and insubstantial."