[7.0] "This was actually a pretty decent show. Three really solid matches, including one of Warrior's better title defenses, and a major step up from the prior SNME. Shame that the Rockers/Hart Foundation battle didn't make it to TV though."

[5.0] "Ok show, definitely had it's ups and downs. Perfect vs. Bossman was great and Tito vs. Martel was good, though they never did get their proper blowoff. The Slaughter stuff is dead on arrival for me and Nikolai is not a good opponent, and I'm just counting down to Warrior losing the title already."

[6.0] "This was a surprisingly good show. Ted DiBiase probably pulls the best match ever out of the Ultimate Warrior in his attempt to win the World Heavyweight Title. Nikolai Volkoff is supposed to have a match with Sgt. Slaughter, but is beat down before it begins. Honestly, this was a much better option then having them wrestle. The Big Boss Man and Mr. Perfect have the match of the night, and finally, Tito Santana and rick Martel blow off their feud with a match that under delivers."

[4.0] "This is only the 4th Main Event broadcast and it's already a shell of what it once was. They started with the Hogan/Andre rematch that changed the company and here we get The Warrior and Dibiase with no angle or buildup and virtually nothing happening on the show besides Nikolai Volkoff getting pummeled by Sgt. Slaughter."

[7.0] "This was the first and only times there would be two Main Event specials in one calendar year. All the matches that aired for this show were really good. Hell this show even had the infamous dark match that didn't end up airing where the Rockers became WWF Tag Champs for a day. My personal favourite part of this show was Rick Martel vs Tito Santana. My least favourite part of this show was the Blow Away ad with Buddy Rose; I can see how some people may have found it funny (especially at the time) but it wasn't for me."

[6.0] "This was a good show that was well paced, as time felt like it flew by. With the exception of Slaughter vs Volkoff (which doesn't even really get started), all of the wrestling here is very solid. It's a bit disappointing that we have three straight matches without a clean finish, and there's nothing I'd consider to be appointment viewing, but for a quick dose of wrestling action this is a fun time. The highlight of the night for me would have to be Jake's brief promo to further his feud with Martel."

[5.0] "The second match was pretty much nothing but the three other encounters were at least very solid TV matches. The best one of those was the one with Mr. Perfect in it but even that was just average. All the promos were alright. Pretty solid 45+ minutes."

[6.0] "My favorite of The Main Event specials. A surprisingly solid card and Hart Foundation/Rockers is a lost treasure that we wouldn't get to see for years. Broken rope BS aside, that match is still very good."

[7.0] "A good show all around that nicely flew by thanks to its fast pace and short runtime. I really liked the three main matches in their own ways (Perfect/Bossman was my MOTN), and thought all of them served their purposes well. Recommended overall."

[6.0] "All three matches are good yet all of them are relatively short (the show is a little over 45 minutes long). However, with that said, all three matches got their respective stories and/or characters more over than they were coming in, which is great to see. Even though this is not a legendary show or anything like that, it's really enjoyable. And sometimes that's all you need."

[6.0] "I can't say that it is a bad show, it has three matches and every one of them has a meaning. Ted DiBiase deserved the title shot, I really wish he would be him to get the title and go against Hulk Hogan at Wrestlemania VII, but we all know how it ended instead. Rick Martel vs Tito Santana is the only good technical match and it has a good storytelling. It was the final chance for Ultimate Warrior to show that he was a true main eventer and I believe he did not show the rightful motivation."