Samu vs. The Undertaker

[4.0] "No high speeds, and barely just enough and this is already the second match of the episode where a tag team specialist has to step up in singles competition. That said, no one here is exactly showing any great ambition to deliver more than what's actually required."

[6.0] "Sure, this match was a little sloppy at times but I actually thought that overall this was a good match. Taker is returning after a short time away, minus both his urn and Paul Bearer both. Taker had his working boots on here. Samu relatively held his own. I didn't expect this to be good but it was."

[5.0] "Very decent match. It was nice to see Undertaker compete on RAW, or in a televised match per se, which was pretty rare. This was Undertaker's first televised match since WM 9, outside of a 1-minute squash on Superstars which doesn't really count lol. It was his return after the angle last month where Mr. Hughes and Giant Gonzalez attacked him and Paul Bearer and stole the urn. It was designed to put Undertaker over without Bearer or the urn, and it worked. [**1/2]"

[6.0] "If I'm not mistaken this is the first such entrance of The Undertaker on RAW. As for the match, it was OK, both wrestlers got their moment of glory. The Undertaker has been a delight with a couple of new moves. The whole thing with the stolen urn and Paul Bearer's injury seems to me to have been handled quite well in this match, at one point The Undertaker had problems due to the absence of his mentor and the urn from which he drew his strength and he almost lost. But, thanks to second breath, he still managed to pull out a win in this match. All in all, not bad"

[6.0] "This is kind of a strange match and a little bit of a precursor to the style Undertaker would work later in his career, as he uses moves like a drop toe hold and a dropkick here instead of just the standard big man offence. It's a little sloppy, but still an interesting match and an entertaining clash of gimmicks."

[6.0] "This match felt a bit slow but it was quite decent. Samu got a lot of offense and Undertaker won by making the comeback. The result was obvious here but I'm glad Samu didn't get squashed and actually had a competitive match with Undertaker. [**3/4]"

[5.0] "This was unremarkably fine for what it was. Samu got the heat segment and 'Taker made the comeback for the win at the end. Just a normal match to give the bigger name a notable win. [**1/2]"

[6.0] "A solid match, albeit kind of a weird one. I'm not sure what the thought process was to give Taker a long-ish TV match with one half of the Headshrinkers but hey, the result wasn't bad so I'm not complaining."