Ric Flair vs. Ricky Steamboat

[9.0] "A bit disappointing that their last match has a non-finish. But anyway a great match as both can't miss, even with Sherri shenanigans and a cameo from Steve Austin."

[7.0] "The last televised meeting between two famed rivals, this isn't exactly a fairytale ending. It's very different to their best work and just a couple months after a Saturday Night classic, already feels somewhat prelim. To their credit, Flair and Steamboat ultimately overcome that, bringing Columbus to life after a surprisingly cold start. They mostly play the hits, but it's Sherri's presence that gives this a different flavour entirely, with constant involvement at ringside. It's a sizeable shift and brings some challenges, but still produces an awful lot of fun. It's not the ideal conclusion to their rivalry, but it is a neat novelty that adds some variety to the series. ***1/4"

[6.0] "The action was solid as you'd expect from these two. This match ended in a DQ. Somewhat good encounter."

[10.0] "Damn cool. I was afraid to be disappointed by the Steamboat and Flair trilogy in 1994, and their first match really seems only a pitiful shadow of their incredible series in 1989. But from the second match, they stopped playing on the history of the past and began to show something new, albeit based on the experience already gained in fights against each other. Here they reached their new peak, showing an easy, and at the same time incredibly intense match, which turned into a comedy and which reinforced the new facets of bad Ric, who doesn't hesitate to use even more dirty methods. I really laughed out loud at the end, when Steamboat, like a terminator, had already destroyed everyone, attacked the annoying Sherri, but it was still in vain, because the referee disqualified Flair. The match may not be for everyone and may upset those people who appreciate their five iconic encounters in 1989, but it's definitely something worth watching at least once in a lifetime (****3/4)."