[6.0] "Solid but nothing special, exactly what you'd expect from a house show main event. It didn't need the 15 minutes of post match shenanigans, but it was all good fun."
[7.0] "On paper this match looked like the main event of a house show (and it almost is, actually) but it entertains. I never expected to see Brock Lesnar fighting The Rock and Triple H at the same time, not gonna lie"
[6.0] "It's certainly not the best Triple Threat in the world, and since it's a house show, there was no chance of it being a 5 star classic, but it was entertaining. Started slowly, but as the match progressed, it started to flow better and it led to a satisfying finish. Brock was still lacking experience and it showed at times, and this match could have gone for a bit longer, but it was overall a nice watch."
[4.0] "Nothing to see here. The first half of the match featured nothing but punches, kicks, and not much else. The second half sees each wrestler hitting their finish before the free man breaks up the pin. This featured the worst trope of multi-man matches, where one worker gets hit with a basic move and lays outside the ring for minutes at a time so the two other guys can do their thing. We get a rare instance of Brock showing that he's still green when he just stands there and watches Triple H attempt a pin. Triple H goes the extra mile and gets some color, even if it didn't add anything to the match. I'm not expecting guys to bring their A-game when they are working house shows (this was pretty much a televised house show) and I'm sure the live crowd loved this, but there's no reason to seek this out."
[7.0] "Not a bad main match for the world title, which was undeservedly forgotten in the wrestling industry. Typical style for a triple threat match, but the beginning of the fight was a little difficult in terms of perception, but then the fighters warmed up and began to build momentum, but it seemed to me that the match would have been worth adding an additional 3-5 minutes of time."
[6.0] "It wasn't the best and it had a lot of the usual awkwardness you get in triple threat matches but the novelty and star power easily carried it through. It is incredible to consider what WWE would have to pay the participants to do this match today compared to what they would have got at the time."
[8.0] "Dieses starke Triple Threat Match ist so unbekannt und fand nie irgendwann in dieser Form nochmal statt (***1/2). Es war 14 Tage vor dem SummerSlam 2002. Es wäre sicher sehr interessant gewesen wenn der Titel hier gewechselt wäre. Aber er blieb bei The Rock."
