Batista, Randy Orton & Ric Flair vs. Chris Jericho & Rob Van Dam

[8.0] "Ignoring Randy Orton's RKO botch - this was a very fun three on two handicap match that had a lot to enjoy"

[6.0] "Good match that unfortunately lacked a lively crowd up until Jericho's hot tag that led to a solid but slightly underwhelming closing stretch. For the first 6 minutes, both teams took turns having control, with the babyfaces having taken a tinge more. Jericho took an awesome-sounding Spinebuster on the outside from Batista as they were seemingly setting up the heat segment for the commercial breaks, with all three members surrounding Rob in the ring as they left for the break. For the rest of the match, Van Dam sold for Evolution's heat as they worked over his arm while Jericho stayed on the outside still selling the Spinebuster, and he threatened to turn the tide around 3 times. They finally got a nice pop for Jericho's hot tag, and they managed to maintain the excitement as he fended off what they threw at him, and then things ended when the pace was picking up. A good match that was missing a stronger crowd participation, more notably when the Babyfaces were dishing out offense. ***"

[7.0] "Good match here with some good storytelling. Jericho and RVD are a pretty good underdog tag team in this kind of scenario and I enjoyed watching them control the early stages of the match before Batista swings the match Evolution's way by taking out Jericho. Post commercial is RVD surviving a relentless 3-on-1 disadvantage while Jericho is still recovering and it's all very dramatic and effective from the heel team. Jericho's comeback is great ank keeps the crowd invested and while the RKO botch at the end is hilarious, they recover it okay with a second one. It's a shame about the finish, but a fun match nonetheless."

[7.0] "A great match that Evolution showed in all its power. I do not know why RVD & Jericho were together, but they looked very cool. And finally I saw Chris for the first time since 2001 with a face. ***1/2"

[7.0] "The babyfaces had control of the match until Batista hit a spinebuster on Jericho on the outside. They then isolated RVD since it was a 1 V 3. Jericho's offense was good during his comeback, but he definitely could've sold the back injury better. The ending was hilarious because it's one of the funniest botches I've ever seen.***1/2"

[7.0] "It is seriously a great match, although a little random. Too bad about the botched RKO in the end, it was really great until then."

[8.0] "They really liked this 3 on 2 format around this time but you know what, it worked, gives you a dynamic match where the babyfaces are disadvantaged but not overwhelmingly so. Once again, the talent on display is considerable."