[7.0] "I remember going to a local toy show around 2002 and a guy was running a table that had new old stock of WWF home videos and I found this gem! I loved what we got on the home video release EXCEPT.......they cut quite a few matches to squeeze it in and it was a travesty that they cut the Savage/Dibiase match from the VHS release! At least 2 other matches got cut as well for time constraints and it wasn't until Youtube came along and somebody uploaded the rest."

[6.0] "Although this was a year or two before my time, it is full of wrestlers I watched when I first got into wrestling so I just have a lot of nostalgia which helps this show along. Fucking awful commentary helps drag a lot of the action down though."

[5.0] "A fifteen match card could've been reduced to a more reasonable number as some of the matches felt rushed and I don't think that what amounted to a bunch of squashes needed to be there. The highlight of the show was unsurprisingly Savage vs DiBiase, though Hogan and Andre had one of their best outings due to the addition of the classic WWF blue cage."

[7.0] "This wasn't as grand as I remember, but I did enjoy the environment of the match. i love baseball stadium shows and this was peak WWF for me, maybe a year away from the ultimate peak, but still a rare gem to find, even if it is on YouTube now."

[5.0] "Mid show, even it was 1988. So many boring matches. Steel Cage at the main event was a solid old school match. 5/10"

[7.0] "A fun show at a big baseball stadium with lots of matches. Despite the setting and high attendance this isn't a particularly important show for the WWF in the scheme of things. It was neither on PPV or a TV taping, but was released in edited form on Coliseum video at a later date. The highlights here include a very good opening match between the Rougeaus and the Killer Bees, the Rougeuas were a highly entertaining heel act at this point. We get yet another good Savage/DiBiase match and then probably the best version of Andre/Hogan you will find. It's a super underrated brawl with a classic old-school layout: heel rule-breaking, heat segment, blood, fiery comeback, satisfying conclusion. It's also notable because it's Hogan's return to the ring since he left a couple of months prior to film his movie."