Doug Furnas & Philip LaFon vs. Owen Hart & The British Bulldog

[6.0] "A good match to serve as the background as a way ti recap the opening chaos of the show. A good watch with fun action throughout. ***"

[8.0] "Excellent TV match. Furnas and Lafon don't have much charisma but they are certainly good in the ring. Hard to go wrong with Owen and Davey, Owen in particular is always great to watch."

[6.0] "LaFon wrestles like he's underwater. That is until last leg of the match, when he actually starts selling and doing moves. Even Owen looks stiff in the first round of the bout. Maybe it was humid in there. Who knows. The match really isn't too interesting until the end, Furnas delivers a nice hurricanrana, Owen gives a snappy bodyslam. There's this one little part where LaFon is reaching for the ropes and Bulldog pulls them away, but it fades to commercial. Curse television. It really does start to pick up though. Then it ends."

[7.0] "In the grand scheme of things, this is just action while the announcers react to RAW's opening segment, plugging the show's hook as they go. That doesn't make the action any less prestine though, with the combined execution making this a wonderful watch. As good as it possibly could've been in this spot, strong TV. ***1/4"

[7.0] "Pretty good tag team match with no real breaks in the action. I didn't get to see much of Fumas and LaFon back then, but they was underrated. It doesn't come into play here, but there's a good storyline which teased Owen and Bulldog splitting."

[5.0] "[5.0] Good match, but the crowd is aboslutely dead and despite the impressive athleticism on display, there's little character work from either side, which seems like a missed opportunity"

[7.0] "First time going back to the earlier days of Raw to see what it was like to watch this amazing era of wrestling. Really fun tag match but the crowd was sadly not too much behind it."

[7.0] "This was better than anything that was on the PPV the night before. Owen had eliminated Bulldog during the Rumble match, and even though we are told that Bulldog and Owen had patched things up, you still get the feeling that one miscommunication is all that this team needs to implode. They managed to keep things together for this match. The match itself was good stuff, a proper workrate sprint. I can see why Furnas and LaFon didn't make it in WWF due to them seriously lacking in the charisma department, but they are really fun to watch wrestle. LaFon was the quicker of the team, who could keep up with Owen during their exchanges. Furnas was more of a powerhouse and I loved watching him entering the ring by shoulder charging the socks off Owen. I'm looking forward to checking out their PPV rematch after seeing this, even if the result here was decisive."

[6.0] "Good action, but I think Owen Hart and British Bulldog needed to do more cheap heel stuff to really get these guys over. ***"

[8.0] "Really good match. All action with no rest holds, a rarity for the WWF in this time period. Furnas and Owen are absolutely great together and every guy looks good in this match. Don't really understand why Owen & Bulldog won but at least it wasn't clean."

[5.0] "Solid tag match, nothing special and the crowd was heatless for it. Owen's suplexes were awesome and I like the Can-Am Express but thy didn't shine here at all. **3/4"

[6.0] "I was not expecting a good match from Doug Furnas and Philip LaFon, but it worked well. Not a must-see but still a decent tag team match for Raw. Owen Hart used again the Slammy Award to get the victory. It's one of the last 40-45 minutes show of the promotion."