[1.0] "Yeah this is another terrible UK show. It's once again a house show that they pretend is ppv quality. For what it's worth, Triple H and Rock had the best match of the night but that's not saying much when it's a slow moving cage match where it's overbooked to hell and back. There's just not much here"

[4.0] "Exactly what you'd expect from these Attitude era UK PPVs. Passable action, but nothing at all that you really need to go out of your way to see. The main event cage match is easily the best match of the night, and one of the best matches from these UK shows, but I still wouldn't call it good enough to make this show a must see. Decent action, but not much more than that here."

[6.0] "This show was actually decent and dispite the typical booking with the UK PPV's at the time, it was a better show than some of the disappointing US PPV events we got in 1999. The Rock v Triple H in a Steel Cage had a bunch of interference at the end, but it was a very entertaining main event. There was also a good Jericho v Road Dogg match here and I thought the Tag Match and Jarrett v D'Lo was decent as well. There was a really good show long storyline to get a lot of heat on the British Bulldog on home soil where he accidentally hits Stephanie on the head with a trash can, then later attacks Chyna in her match with Jarrett and gets negative reaction when he wrestles X-Pac as a result. He also ends up costing The Rock as well. The rest of the card was pretty average."

[5.0] "Jeff Jarrett vs. D'Lo Brown is a solid opener, its short but the action is pretty fast. Nothing particularly special, but there's some classic heel antics and its entertaining (6/10) Godfather vs. Gangrel, peaks during entrances. Nothing too bad but very unremarkable (4/10) Venis vs. Henry is even more throwaway and without cool entrances (3/10) The women's match was a bit of a mess with clunky action (2/10) Jericho vs. Road Dogg starts off with a brawl but quickly goes back to the ring. Its a nice little match with Jericho being a perfect obnoxious heel while Road Dogg gets the crowd going. (6/10) Jarrett vs. Chyna is barely a match as it ends by DQ in 4 minutes. Wrestling wasn't too bad before that though (4/10) Kane vs. Big Show is No DQ in name only since its a standard match better than others they had but still skippable (4/10) X-Pac vs. Bulldog is innofensive. X Pac is over here in England and does his best to make the match interesting. Davey Boy isn't as good as he was anymre and the match is way too short to hide that (4/10) The Tag Title match is a solid elimination match. That's really two four minute matches stuck together Fast paced but only fine (6/10) Triple H vs. The Rock is the best match on the show. Pretty good cage match between two top talents. Its not insanely brutal or memorable but its enjoyable (7/10) Overall you can tell its a filler show, but it goes by smoothly and there isn't as much boring brawling as usual"

[5.0] "It felt fresh and like a pre-Attitude Era show and even though it wasn't the best in terms of the match quality I was happy to escape the constant brawling for once. Old-school barricades, no garbage matches and most of the stuff kept in the ring. Some decent bouts here and there with Triple H vs The Rock leading the line, where they delivered a good contest with a big match feeling. Also Jarrett vs Brown and Jericho vs Road Dogg were quite enjoyable, while Bulldog vs X-Pac and Triple Threat Tag weren't bad. There were obviously some skippable matches like Kane vs Show or Godfather vs Gangrel, but even then the fans weren't bored and were chanting loudly. The only rotten thing was the women's Fatal 4 Way, but at least it didn't went long. Overall nothing incredible, but I always gladly watch these UK shows, as the atmosphere there feels like we're back to the 80s and early 90s."

[3.0] "Mostly notable for being Vince Russo's WWF swansong, and there was much rejoicing. Sadly the event was mediocre, with only the last two matches being decent, and the dumb ending of the main event spoiling it and ending the show on a sour note."

[2.0] "Poor UK fans getting these glorified house shows that they advertise as a PPV but at least they got a decent main event out of it, a little bit if story revolving BullDog and a awesome match between Kane and Big Show."

[5.0] "A decent show for UK only PPV. Undercard is okay. There are no really terrible matches except for maybe Show vs Kane and some are even pretty good like tag team triple threat. Main event is great. Not many people watched it but I think that this match deserves to be in the list of the best matches of Rock vs HHH rivalry."

[3.0] "Hot british crowd but an unacceptable card, too much of an house show to be enjoyed as a pay per view event to watch at home. The best match is Triple H vs The Rock in a Steel Cage, good enough and with almost a big surprise at the end. Road Dogg vs Chris Jericho is another good match, the rest if far from being watchable and got me bored so many times."

[3.0] "It's another NOTHING event. There are some decent matches, but no storyline advancement. Now, I'm more of a wrestling guy than a storyline advancement guy, but in the middle of the Attitude Era, it's pretty jarring not to have any storyline advancement. Meh."