[6.0] "A good episode of Raw Is War, the show started with the Nation Of Domination and their new member Ahmed Johnson explaining his actions. The DOA come down and a brawl starts between them leading to Ahmed getting injured. The first two matches of the show were nothing special. I liked the fact that the ECW were still showing up in Raw. Sabu made had his first match with Flash Funk were despite the limited time they had a fun match. Mankind vs Bulldog was alright with Mankind wearing an Austin shirt trying to impress him to be on his team. The triple threat match was by far the match of the night and was very enjoyable with a nice finish for Owen to get the win. I loved the segment of Bret Hart where he picked on Tommy Hearns and saying that he is a fake hitman, this led to Tommy getting in the ring and hitting Jim the anvil. The main event on the other hand was passable with The Undertaker getting involved in the stupid feud of DOA and Nation Of Domination. Farooq gets the win for his team with a clothesline while Vader was focusing on Taker. This lead to Taker hit the tombstone to Vader and leaved the ring Paul said that he is going to reveal his secret to the whole world.Overall a good episode of Raw with the best moment being the triple threat match."

[7.0] "Mostly good episode of Raw, but despite the fact the ending of the main event left us with a juicy cliffhanger with The Undertaker and Paul Bearer, the match itself was very poor and it's just not good watching Undertaker caught in the crossfire with that terrible Nation vs DOA storyline that started on this show. The best stuff once again is everything to do with the Hart Foundation and we get a very fun Owen vs Goldust vs HHH Triple Threat match out of it. There's a lot of highlights with them such as Bret calling Tommy Hearns where he ends up punking out Anvil Neidhart. Bulldog vs Mankind is a fun sprint with Mankind continuing to campaign to become Austin's partner. It's great fun and it's like the Rock n' Sock come early! There's a few good short sprints here with Flash Funk vs Sabu and also Brian Christopher vs Scott Taylor. Ahmed Johnson's promos are just as nonsensical as ever and I couldn't understand a word he was saying on the opening promo after his ridiculous heel turn last week. He also got injured cancelling his PPV match with The Undertaker."

[7.0] "Another good episode of Raw. This time there are not so many important moments but it has few solid matches like first ever triple threat match. Undertaker/Paul Bearer storyline became even more interesting."

[8.0] "Solid episode of Raw, focused on the split and the renewal of the Nation of Domination, with the beginning of a faction of bikers. The match for the Intercontinental Championship lasted long and was good, as Mankind vs British Bulldog. An episode where everything seems to move in the right direction."

[9.0] "Very little is done to explain how Faarooq convinced Ahmed to join the Nation but Ahmed Johnson is injured literally in the first segment of the show when the Disciples of Apocalypse debut and take out the Nation. I personally would prefer if they had held off for a bit so it looks like Crush had some time to go out and find some biker buddies but I'm genuinely surprised at how well the debut comes off, there are literally small D. O. A. chants by the end of the segment they debuted in. People wanted a cool stable to cheer on to fight the Nation and Hart Foundation. Ken Shamrock is still VERY green in the ring taking bumps very awkwardly and only has two moves, belly-to-belly slam and ankle lock. Sabu gets a great showing against Flash Funk but they used a table that wouldn't break ending the segment in normal Sabu botchy fashion. WWF had started their lightweight division over the last few weeks and mentioned the upcoming tournament. Sadly WWF didn't do what WCW did and gather a mixture of styles and wrestlers from around the world, week 1 consisted of former tag team partners Tommy Rogers and Bobby Fulton putting the crowd to sleep. Week 2 was a little better, this time they had Brian Christopher actually get promo time leading to his match with Scott Taylor. Christopher had just debuted the week before as a USWA talent taking on ECW's Chris Candido."