[5.0] "Really bizarre show in hindsight. The WWF leads the way as the USA starts to process the 9/11 tragedy. A lot of the expected rah-rah stuff. Stephanie McMahon says it's just like when her dad was on trial for steroids. The matches are all very short but some are fun. A weird curiosity."

[7.0] "A touching tribute show after 9/11 but lacked storyline progression or standout matches. The Rock's promo was decent, and short interview segments added emotion, but the show was skippable."

[4.0] "They put on a bland show after 9/11. Nothing noteworthy really. If you want to see a touching tribute show then this is for you, otherwise it's skippable. The beginning tribute with all of the superstars on the ramp was nice. And a bunch of superstars do these 10 second interview segments throughout the show talking about really whatever they want regarding 9/11. It's sorta interesting if you're into that shit. I'm not currently, so it bored me. Maybe I'll go back to it at some point. Maybe I won't. There is no storyline advancement and no great matches either, although nothing shitty either. Rock's promo before his match is decent"

[10.0] "Lovely tribute show after the 9/11 attacks and a bit surprised that less people have voted for this show. Made a welcome relief during a turbulent time for the country and had fun in ring action"

[8.0] "A good show that was overshadowed with the 11S attack. It is weird to hear a full show without Ross and Heyman argue, but it is very emotional"

[6.0] "This show progressed zero storylines, although Rock and Shawn Stasiaks segment was actually entertaining. But in the context, it makes sense because of 9/11 so I understand and won't hold it against them."