[3.0] "Yet another awful Dudleyz match and yet another awful La Resistance match. It's crazy how different the Dudleyz feel here compared to a few years prior when they were so exciting. A couple cool table bumps but still really rough, imo."
[3.0] "Yawn. Really dont like the RAW tag division. Dudleyz werent the force they were years prior and La Resistance was boring. Ultimately the table spots at the end made this semi-passable but it was odd that they started it off like a normal tag team match"
[3.0] "Once again we have a Tables Tag Team Match that doesn't make any sense in the rules department as they decide to stop tagging midway through, plus it's The Dudleys and La Resistance that are unwatchable, especially Bubba who looked like crap. Plus Conway gets almost killed because why not."
[5.0] "A passable, but strange match. They do a strange thing that I notice happens in a lot of Dudley matches where, they start the match as if it's a traditional tag match, and then half way through, they abandon the concept and make it tornado style. So you have half a match where the guys seemingly forget it's a table match, and then remember and a second segment starts up. Second, after D-Von is eliminated, two members of La Resistance follow up outside to hassle him more while Bubba swiftly eliminates the lone member of Resistance in the ring. Why? What's the kayfabe logic? The match is over if all three focus on Bubba while D-Von is down and triple team him to get him through a table. What's the purpose of beating up a guy that's been eliminated and leave your team vulnerable? It's a fairly standard table match beyond that. It's decent, but with all the weirdness of the match, decent is the best it is."
[5.0] "You can just feel it, you can just feel this was done to appease the crowd and The Dudleys and not necessarily in that order. D-Von Dudley is again the star of the show but Rene Dupree proves he cares about his work as well. Rob Conway allows himself to be a crash test dummy and takes the receipt for the Spike snafu. Dudleys for the most part looked like a dominant force that La Resistance had no chance against (see also: my intro statement). Title changes with definitive finishes are always nice and that raises the score a bit."
[4.0] "Some of the inconsistencies with the rules are really confusing! It has become a pet hate for me to watch a table match which should be fun and chaotic, end up being bogged down by a meaningless tag structure. Then when D-Von gets put through a table the commentary make a point of saying it's not an elimination match, when it clearly is but the guys are not sent to the back or whatever. It does get more enjoyable once they forget about the tags and Rob Conway takes a cool payback spot when he is eliminated and The Dudley's winning the tag titles back is a nice moment, but most of this match is boring to watch."
[7.0] "Still don't know why they bothered by following normal tag rules in a no disqualification match but once that ended it was a very fun tag match with the Dudley Boyz winning to pop the crowd."
[6.0] "The first half of the match was rather lackluster, and the in/out tags in a tables match felt awkward. However, the second half was much more exciting and chaotic, even if The Dudleys dominated on 2 on 3 making La Résistance even more rubish than they were. Rob Conway's bump looked particularly brutal."
[3.0] "This match does nothing for me, and I will always ask why have teams tag in and out if it's going to be a no-DQ match. Good on the Dudleys for winning the tag titles back though I guess.*3/4"
[4.0] "This was just a decent match with an ending that made the crowd happy because they wanted the boring tag title reign of La Resistance to end. The rules of the match were weird because it was a tables match where anything goes, yet they were tagging each other in during the first half. Adequate (**)"
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