[3.0] "The average steel cage match and the contract signing were the best things on this pretty bad episode."

[3.0] "For so long, they advertised and fueled interest in the match for the united team titles, and then they simply changed this match to a regular 3-on-3 fight. This is ridiculous. The whole story of Rousey and Charlotte is not clear what is going on, as for me the screenwriters are confused and are already writing God knows what, this confrontation is a big failure this year. Sheamus and his fashionable friends could be a hot grouping, but in the end they lose and look more like a grouping for a month or two, it's a pity. There was bad wrestling and strange plot decisions on the show, I'm disappointed. Boring!"

[1.0] "Honestly this was one of the worst shows i? ve seen in a while. So many rolls up? s and 2 minute match."

[6.0] "The show was okay, the match of the night was definitely the opener, I also enjoyed the supposed contract signing segment as well, the other matches were ok."

[4.0] "A show full of filler and hardly any entertainment (for me), the bouts were very short, and not much new."

[5.0] "A satisfactory episode of SmackDown this week. Starting off with wrestling was a cool surprise, and the stipulation actually made sense with the storyline that was going on. Happy Talk segment was actually not that bad. I thought this storyline was going to be god awful but it's actually had some fun moments. Ricochet VS Shanky was actually a pretty decent sprint. They crammed a lot into a very short duration, and made Shanky look more dominant than he probably ever has. Ricochet's title reign has been a success thus far I would say. Raquel's debut was fine I guess. I don't really see where she fits in on the SmackDown roster to be honest, but that could be said for anyone not named Charlotte or Ronda (and to a lesser extent Sasha and Naomi). The contract signing was merely okay at first, but once Drew and Roman came out and brawled, it got more interesting. Naomi and Baszler had an okay match that ended in a rollup again, but the heat Nattie and Shayna got after the match made them look really strong ahead of their title match. Woods and Holland actually had an okay match. Sheamus all but squashing Kofi immediately afterwards was unnecessary though. Beat the clock was terrible as expected. Ronda put the final nails in Shotzi's coffin tonight. There is no coming back from this utter burial. Aliyah on the other hand looked a little better seeing as she got to hit a few moves, as well as never actually quitting. The Ronda/Charlotte feud has just been terrible overall and the match at Backlash probably won't be very good. An alright show with some cool stuff but a lot of mediocre or bad stuff drag it down."

[5.0] "The Drew/Sami cage match was decent, if not great, and there was good build for the Women's Tag Team Title match on SmackDown in two weeks, but for some reason (possibly an injury), the Tag Team Unification Match is now a regular six man tag, and the show ended with a god awful Beat The Clock with Charlotte and Ronda that accomplished nothing other than Drew Gulak getting beaten up again. I don't know if WWE planned the cuts for a while, but something rankled me about Raquel Rodriguez having her debut match the night her old partner in NXT was released. If I or most people were booking, it would have been Dakota Kai debuting tonight, heck a long time ago."

[6.0] "The show is satisfactory with some good moments in the matches and outside (good stuff between Bloodline and RKbro)."