"It may be difficult to understand because it uses a translation function. Matches lasting less than 5 minutes will not be scored, so I will write them here. Chris Candido vs Crowbar [6]. It was an interesting car crash match. they have great compatibility. I wanted to see a 10 minute match on PPV."

[1.0] "This was yet another Thunder episode where not one match or storyline even had a chance to breathe. Sure, it means the show is as far from boring as possible, but it also means that nothing stands out or gets a chance to sink in with the fans. Also, the main focuses of the show were Funk vs. Bischoff and Ric vs. David. Yeah."

[1.0] "Greatest show of all time. I loved when the underdogs Rey Mysterio and Billy Kidman and Juventud Guerrera and Konnan beat Hulk Hogan's son by pinball in an I Quit/Falls Count Anywhere/Last Man Standing match. Also, this show has Arn Anderson vs Flair! Awesome! Another banger episode of Russo era WCW."

[1.0] "An atrocious show. Russo's all over it. The Horace Hogan/Billy Kidman match is so mind-numbing I don't even know how to explain all parts of it that didn't make sense. Suffice it to say that the Filthy Animals win this "I-Quit" match by pinfall. There is a great Arn Anderson promo and the opener is a good sprint, but that's about the only redeemable parts of this show."

[2.0] "Better than most WCW shows around this time, though that isn't saying much at all. I give credit for the first match, which was a rare genuinely good TV match even though it was quite short. I also enjoyed Arn's promo and the fact that he got to do a bit of wrestling, even though he could only do so much. The Daffney/David/Crowbar vignettes were also fun, except when Russo interjected his ugly gab into them. Besides that, well, it's pretty much all crap as usual, overbooked garbage nonsense in front of a quickly shrinking crowd."