[3.0] "Most of the match was fine, but it was clear that Nakano didn't have the physique to actually kick out of the pin fall attempts by herself. The ref messed up the ending by actually counting 3 times when Medusa clearly lifted her shoulder. I don't know if the Japanese manager really didn't have a clue or if it was an act, but it made the entire finish very awkward..."
[5.0] "WCW really should have done more with Medusa and should have promoted this match a lot better because of their WWF rivalry. Still for the brief action it got, I did enjoy it. Nakano throwing Madusa about with her hair is a great visual and some of the striking from both women looked stiff as heck. Unfortunately the way the match ended was a bit of a WTF moment, but the bike smashing stipulation was dumb fun."
[5.0] "Their work was very good and hearing the crowd loudly reacting to some of the more painfully looking bumps was a great experience, but all in all they didn't get much time to build to the finish, which by the way was probably a little confusing to the live audience."
[5.0] "I wish WCW could have gotten behind the women's division with all of the Japanese talent coming in and out of the organization. Nakano makes a return here for the first time since the previous year, a former WWF Women's Champion by beating Madusa as Alundra Blayze in Japan. But this match is too short for a high rating, though what little we got from them was pretty good."
[7.0] "A good match with a dumb gimmick and a bad finish. Having said that, it doesn't take too much away from the action, and the match was good while it lasted."
[5.0] "Well this started off as what must have been a pretty decent women's match for the states at the time, but then there was a false finish. There was no sign of a restart, and Madusa just ended up destroying Nakano's Bike anyway. Weird."
[3.0] "The Winner gets to destroy the others bike. Ono rides in on a honda painted in rising sun motif. Madusa rides in on her pink Harley. These two put on much better matches. Madusa gets a german suplex pin a little over 5 minutes in. Ono tries bashing Madusa's bike by attacking the seat which does no damage AT ALL! Ono doesn't really have the talent for demolitions. Madusa grabs the sledge hammer and bashes up the plastic body panels on the honda. Shame, the Honda looked better than the pink Harley. Didn't care for this one."
[4.0] "While this wasn't an awful match by any means, it was a waste of both women's talents to have a five minute match with as much emphasis on the bikes as the wrestling."
[3.0] "Overall, not the worst women's match at the time. I even liked it. It was mobile, fast, not for long. A good pace, and the conditions of the match interested me. It was interesting. *1/2"
[5.0] "Some solid action with a few sloppy moments. What even was the finish though? Nakano back suplexes Madusa and bridges into a pin, Ref counts the 3 but Madusa actually gets the shoulder up so the match isn't technically over, Sonny Onoo gets confused and tries to smash Madusa's bike but she steals the hammer and smashes Nakano's bike, then the Ref declares her the winner. What? It's also strange that Nakano just kinda stands there shocked and doesn't even attempt to stop Madusa from smashing her bike."
[6.0] "Wir bekamen hier ein absolut solides Damenmatch zusehen, bei dem besonders Bull Nakano wieder gut aussah. Madusa hatte ebenfalls ihre Momente, wie zum Beispiel die heute noch verwendete Serie an Slingblades. Das Ende war allerdings mehr als doof."
[4.0] "This was actually quite disappointing. It seemed a lot sloppier than their other matches and they didn't seem to have it completely together. The DQ ending was really strange but at least the stuff with the bike smashing was pretty amusing."
[9.0] "This may be a weird stipulation, but as far as action goes I think it's absolutely great for the short time it gets. Bull Nakano is just miraculously good at all times, at everything she did, and Madusa's time in WCW is highly underrated."
