[3.0] "For historical purposes, I will give it a 3/10 because there is a title change but there is nothing else here to rate."

[3.0] "Containing a single match broadcast live from a much larger show (which was shown in its entirety on the MSG Network), The Brawl to End It All may not have much to it on paper, and in practice, the match itself isn't particularly good either - Moolah was way past her prime, yet didn't seem to want to give up much offense to Richter, and the finish was rather weak for putting over a new popular champion. But despite that, the MTV broadcast - which would get the highest Nielsen rating in MTV's history - was hugely important in establishing the Rock 'n' Wrestling Era via the participation of Cyndi Lauper (who made an effective manager, as well as bringing in new eyes), bringing the WWF to a new strata of the pop culture and setting the tone for the WWF for the rest of the '80s."