Booker T, Midnight & Stevie Ray vs. Curt Hennig, Gerald & Patrick

[1.0] "A nothing match between the two for something? I don't remember the tension between Harlem heat once again wow.The control and Henning win with shennigans"

[1.0] "Heat is going through their final breakup as Stevie is jealous of Midnight. Hennig's retirement at Mayhem lasted all of 24 hours now he's working for Russo's bunch. Stevie doesn't show up for the first few minutes but finally walks out and bitches at Booker. The heels work over midnight then Booker hot tags and a brawl erupts. Hennig sneaks in and pops Booker with knuckles and he gets pinned. CC are #1 tag title contenders now. God this show sucks!"

[2.0] "I have no reason to be enthused about this match just from booking alone, as it sets up the Harlem Heat breakup with dissension between Stevie Ray and Midnight, and also features the Harris Brothers winning a match over a better tag team. In-ring it's weak too, as expected from the Harris boys. Midnight was somehow the second best worker in this match."

[1.0] "Guess Curt Hennig didn't retire after all? this is pretty much a numbers game match favouring the heels. Stevie Ray return & potential save is teased but oddly not delivered. Finish is missed while Midnight & Stevie squabble on the outside. Horrible."

[2.0] "This gets a couple of points just for being an actual match rather than whatever the last few things were, but it was mostly just an excuse for Russo to tell more bad stories, and they all got mixed up so it was hard to follow them even if you did want to."

[3.0] "This six man tag is barely noticeable, all we are meant to see is that Stevie Ray doesn't like Midnight, and the match is barely remarked upon. Way too many talentless people in this match, with the Harris twins (in their cringe worthy "creative control" gimmick) being particular offenders."