Bret Hart vs. Owen Hart

[6.0] "A decent but ultimately unremarkable aftershock of the dormant feud between the brothers from the two previous years. The 'No Holds Barred' stipulation sounds dramatic, but in the end it's only half-heartedly executed. And unfortunately, this rock-solid match doesn't come close to the high drama or the exuberant performances of their previous encounters. These are still two skilled wrestlers, but on the eve of a dismal Wrestlemania, what's missing here isn't just careful build-up, but also a clear goal to achieve something remarkable. Instead, the two Hart brothers deliver entertaining, routine action--and that's something, at least."

[7.0] "This was a very good match. The rivalry between Bret and Owen Hart was the best overall thing that the WWF did in 1994. This was a No Holds Barred match on the go home Raw to WrestleMania XI. Despite the commercial break, they went out there and had a fun match, which Bret won after submitting Owen in the Sharpshooter. Honestly, give it 20-25 minutes and this should have been the blowoff at WrestleMania XI. It would have been far better than what we ended up getting. ***3/4"

[8.0] "Good but not quite great match. I don't think it was quite given the time it needed, and we were never going to see a No Holds Barred match at its full potential in a television match in 1995. Still one to track down if you're a fan of the Hart brothers rivalry, since this has become somewhat of a forgotten match."

[7.0] "A mostly forgetten Bret vs Owen matchup and probably the official end to their on and off feud of 94-95. The no holds barred stipulation doesnt play too much into the match besides the early portions of the match when they are brawling on the outside. That was fine but it got really good when they came back from commercial and got into the finishing stretch. Solid but obviously just wasnt allowed to reach the heights of their prior classics 3.5/5"

[8.0] "While it's definitely not at the level of their previous matches, this was still worth watching. It's unfortunately a bit on the short side, but the action is all very good and while it's not the most violent No Holds Barred match you'll ever see (no surprise there for a 1995 RAW match), it's a convincingly heated brawl. Not the unsung classic you might want to be, but for a TV match version of what they're capable of this was still a lot of fun."

[8.0] "meh, these two can't have a bad match, in just 13 minutes this is a tremendous match, feel like if they were given 7-10 more minutes they would've put on an all timer with how they were going but a great match regardless (****)"

[8.0] "Whilst not on par with their other classics, this is still a very good match. Owen being the snotty scumbag, looking for every advantage only it? s legal now. Figure pokes, using the exposed turnbuckle. Bret not being his usual methodical self, throwing more punches, looking to hurt Owne here. Admittedly it? s odd seeing a no holds barred match with no weapons but they pulled it off. ***Ÿ"

[7.0] "This is a forgotten gem, one of the less knows Owen vs Bret, which is also the last chapter of their long feud. It's really good, most of the match is a brawl outside the ring, Owen tries to get an advantage but Bret always counter him. Far from their best two matches and too short (only 12 minutes), but it's still a good match. ***1/2"