Kane vs. Mankind vs. Steve Austin vs. The Undertaker

[7.0] "Something I appreciate of this, is how chaotic as always it gets, the match was all about making the important stars appear, and then a win for Stone Cold who caused a big impact with that win, the camera shaking and London celebrating. 7/10 [****1/4]"

[9.0] "Big names clashing in pure chaos as Vince looks on, it's very much the Attitude Era and frankly it's very much a whole lot of fun. Hard to go wrong with Steve Austin and Foley being involved."

[10.0] "Delicious attitude era content at it's finest here - genuinely the best to watch and enjoy, great match and great crowd"

[7.0] "A very typical atitude era four way, complete with the stooges. Doesn't stop austin from picking up the win, its not the most exciting ever but its still quite good"

[6.0] "There's nothing too impressive going on here, but it's satisfying seeing Austin beating the odds when they're this stacked against him, and the crowd absolutely loved it which really adds to it. It's chaotic and brawling, but this match is pretty much the definition of the Attitude era."

[7.0] "Not exactly one for the purists, but it's pretty much all action from bell to bell. They don't even wait for the other entrants, they just fight. The main story in the match was the odds stacking on Austin because of the McMahon's all around ringside with Briscoe as guest referee and he red cards Austin's most likely ally Vinnie Jones before the match even starts and counts his pins slowly before he eventually gets taken out and Earl Hebner takes over and Austin wins over Kane. Briscoe's stunner sell after the match was hilarious and then Vinnie comes back and they beat up Big Bossman and Hebner joins in which was hilarious."

[6.0] "I was sceptical going into this, but they really picked up the speed in the second half. It was once again a brawl from these four for the first half which was a shame, but then they returned the action to the ring and were nicely exchanging blows and moves there. Mankind's story in this match was also entertaining with him trying to be pals with all three of the guys and none of them feeling the same. Nice end to the show, although feels weird that there were no stakes."

[7.0] "Academy Award winner Shane McMahon is the special ring announcer. The special timekeeper is Pat Patterson. Gerald Brisco is the special referee, replacing the Big Bossman who is billed as the Special Enforcer. Vinnie Jones walks out and picks a fight with the Bossman, so Brisco ejects him. Vince McMahon comes out to join the commentary team, and we're underway. Mankind jumps Kane even before the other two get out there. Taker comes down and clears them both out, and then Austin runs down and brawl with Taker in the aisle and the crowd is nuts! Kane and Mankind helpfully brawl on the outside so that we can focus on Taker and Austin. They trade off, and Austin strangles Kane with a electric cord. Back in, Austin crotches Taker on the top rope to block the rope walk. Mankind and Austin team up to knock Kane out, and then Mankind offers Austin a handshake. Austin saus fk you and they get into a brawl. Kane and Undertaker break it up and set up for something on Austin, but Mankind breaks it up. Mankind grabs a chair and nails Kane, but Taker destroys Mick with a chair shot. Austin hits Kane with a Stunner, but Brisco is busy checking the time. Austin nails him as the Undertaker recovers. Taker choke slams Austin, then Kane. Earl Hebner replaces Brisco, but Mankind breaks up the pin fall attempts. Taker and Mankind brawl, allowing Austin to Stun Kane for the win. This was a shockingly good main event match!"

[5.0] "Shockingly enough, a basic brawl with lots of interference and general nonsense. Had this been part of a show with some good wrestling on it that wouldn't have been a problem, but the whole show was the same."

[6.0] "Very basic brawl but entertaining enough with the star power and the hot crowd being enough to carry it through. The human chain of people being choked by the cable and the interactions between Mankind and Austin were funny."