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yamcha414 wrote on 17.06.2026:
[8.0] "Loved this episode. So much 90s goodness wrapped up in a neat lil package. My only complaint is that I wish they had more matches!"
Wrestling Forever wrote on 23.05.2026:
[7.0] "WWF Saturday Night's Main Event #31 bekommt von mir, 7 gute Punkte. Zu allen Matches jeweils mehr in den Guides. Eine Folge rein mit Titelmatches und keinem Ausfall. Klares Highlight der Co Main Event."
Smi-48 wrote on 30.11.2025:
[5.0] "It will be fourteen years before we get to see another WWF Saturday Night's Main Event, so let's enjoy this one while we can. Money Inc. wins by count-out because they decide to bail out in the face of their opponents' superiority. Incidentally, this remains the only match of the Ultimate Maniacs, but more on that next week. In the ring, it's all extremely weak work. The two opponents do things very differently afterwards, and suddenly the Bulldog is left without a title, which is his own decision on the way to WCW. Just how over the Hitman is at the moment can be seen in the loud reaction of the audience during his uneventful title defense against Papa Shango. Paul Bearer uses the remaining time to place a live promo for the Taker. At the end, there is a brief confrontation between the two singles belt holders, and the table is set for Survivor Series. But a lot has been shaken up. For 1992, that's an acceptable 42.5 TV minutes."
CMFunk007 wrote on 17.09.2024:
[6.0] "A bittersweet farewell to the Saturday Night's Mian Event era. I remember watching this on Fox when it aired, not knowing this would be the last one for about 15 years. It was time, though. The magic of these specials had long since faded. But this was a good one to end on, even without Hogan, who was such a staple of them."
Rjepic1 wrote on 01.09.2024:
[7.0] "A really good edition of SNME; which makes it kind of unfortunate that this was the last one for 14 years. I found this to also be a very easy watch. This show also is pretty important to the build of Survivor Series. I also liked that every match on this show was for a title. My favourite match of the night was the tag team match, and my least favourite the World Title main event. A shame that these last couple SNME's have been so good when the show was on its way out."
Giantfan1980 wrote on 02.07.2024:
[6.0] "The last of the old school Saturday Nights Main Events and one of the better shows. Michaels/Bulldog was definitely the standout match tonight and the tag title and WWF title match were average filler. Getting a TV match back in the day where all 3 titles were on the line was virtually unheard of for the WWF!"
KingsCrossing wrote on 26.05.2024:
[8.0] "I'm sure there's an argument that I'm being generous with my rating, but I had a blast watching this show. It's barely over 40 minutes without commercial breaks, and outside of the final few minutes of promos (which I also enjoyed) it's a pretty action packed evening. Every bout is fast paced and exciting, and there is barely any downtime between matches, plus we get a very noteworthy IC title change as well. You couldn't cram much more in to a show of this length, and the pacing ensures that its an absolute breeze to watch. Great card if you just want a quick burst of wrestling action."
Tomas Cunha wrote on 04.06.2022:
[7.0] "Quite the way to close the book on SNME, brief 2000s run aside. It looked exciting on paper to begin with the triple crown WWF belts all on the line, and I would say the show delivered. Plus, it added some flavor to Survivor Series with Bret v Shawn now being a champion v champion affair, and the cliffhanger ending of Bobby Heenan announcing the Ultimate Maniacs wouldn't be at Survivor Series after all. At less than an hour long, this is a really easy watch and the show flows nicely."
Sebastian V wrote on 07.01.2022:
[5.0] "Sowohl den Opener als auch das ME fand ich okay aber mehr auch nicht was beim Opener auch am Finish lag und beim ME konnte man halt klar merken, dass das Match halt eigentlich nur durch Hart getragen werden musste. Das klare MOTN war in meinen Augen das Match von Michaels und Bulldog. Das war wirklich mehr als anständig und unterhaltsam, kompakt, hatte ein gutes Tempo und gute Aktionen. Ansonsten gab es vor Allem noch das Segment mit dem Undertaker und Bearer und auch noch andere Dinge, die jetzt alle nicht besonders waren aber auch nicht schlecht, was für mich auch insgesamt für diese Show gilt, die ich als solide sehe und deshalb mit 5 Punkten bewerte."
TigerDiver wrote on 31.07.2021:
[8.0] "An underrated SNME in my opinion. The swan's song for the original show before its lame reincarnation in the mid 00s. The whole show pretty much flew by, with the highlight being HBK's IC Title win against the Bulldog in the MOTN. They teased a change to the SVS tag match at the end, which would come to play a few days later."
Mizzle Assault Ant wrote on 12.09.2018:
[7.0] "Good show overall, obviously the IC match is the best on the show, a pretty great bout with a surprising win for HBK after the much hyped Bulldog title reign from Summerslam. Opening tag is also solid, high paced at the very least. The world title match is passable but Shango is a very weak opponent for Bret. Fun Funeral Parlor segment rounds out the show."
Scotty 2 Hotty wrote on 19.05.2018:
[6.0] "Sehr spaßige Show, die sehr kurweilig daherkommt und mit HBK vs. Bulldog ein nettes Match zu bieten hat. Aber auch der Opener und der Main Event lassen sich durchaus sehen. Gelungene (vorerst) letzte Ausgabe vom Saturday Night´s Main Event."
jackleone wrote on 25.06.2016:
[7.0] "Another shorter edition of SNME, the last one before the return in 2006. Night of champions, three titles on the line. It's the final step of the feud between Savage, Warrior, DiBiase and IRS. British Bulldog vs Shawn Michaels was good, Bret Hart vs Papa Shango nothing special. It's a solid card for a final show."
Fountain of Misinformation wrote on 30.12.2010:
[8.0] "Al Bundy macht Werbung für die WWF, wow. Das erste Match ist sehr schnell und auch schnell vorbei. Ich glaube das Bret Hart-Video zu Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers' Makin Some Noise wurde zumindest in Deutschland bei WWF WrestleMania X gezeigt, ist richtig gut gemacht. British Bulldog gegen Michaels ist ein tolles Match, siehe Matchguide-Eintrag, und Michaels wird mit seinem ersten WWF-Titel belohnt, auch wenn er zuvor mit Jannetty -inoffziell- die Tag Team-Belts gewann. Hart gegen Shango ist zwar auch nur kurz und wird leider von einer Werbepause unterbrochen, gefällt aber ebenfalls. Shango war rückblickend betrachtet nicht nur ein cooles Gimmick sondern unter dem Budenzauber steckte auch ein talentierter Big Man-Wrestler. Am Ende gibt es noch ein kurzes Michaels/Hart-Interview und den Funeral Parlor. Insgesamt eine sehr unterhaltsame und sehenswerte Show."
SuckerPunch wrote on 07.05.2009:
[8.0] "Würde man den Nostalgiewert alleine betrachten, dann hätte die Show hier sofort volle 10 verdient. Zu diesem Zeitpunkt war SNME aber leider schon nicht mehr so groß wie noch in den 80ern, so dass man hier "nur" 3 Matches mit ein paar kurzen Promos zwischendurch zu sehen bekommt. Maniacs vs Money Inc. war kurz und schmerzlos als Aufbau für die Series aber gut und notwendig. Bulldog/Michaels war ein sehr schönes Match mit PPV-Niveau und auch Harts erste Titelverteidigung gegen Papa Shango ist überraschend sehenswert! Dazu kommt Vintage WWF Promomaterial von Flair, Perfect & Ramon (der sein damaliges Gimmick so grandios übertrieben spielt), Hart und Michaels sowie der Funeral Parlour. Wer auf Early 90s WWF/E steht, der wird hier gnadenlos gut bedient."