Booker T & Goldust vs. Chris Jericho & Christian

[6.0] "Good match that also provided good entertainment. It was one of Goldust's best performances and the aim of this match was to prove that he wasn't the weak link in the tag team with Booker T. I think that goal was achieved after this match."

[8.0] "Very entertaining tag team match that continues the storyline going on with Goldust trying to prove he's not the weak link to the team. Really hot tag team match with an invested crowd. It does have the common trope of a false finish, cut to commercial, match continues kind of thing that was booked in a lot of TV matches that year, which gets a bit repetitive. It's a good match with great storytelling and what felt like an important pin for Goldust. His facial expressions and mannerisms alone work really well."

[6.0] "This was a somewhat good match. It wasn't that memorable. All four wrestlers were okay in their roles."

[8.0] "Goldust was the FIP, Jericho, and Christian did a great job at isolating him/working on his back and Goldust's hope spots and selling were amazing, this led to a good hot tag from Booker. The match after the commercial break gave both teams convincing near falls, and Goldust also had an amazing hot tag here. The crowd was hot all throughout this match as well here great match/structure.****"

[9.0] "Great TV tag title match here between two good teams. Goldust is so so good. It's a great shame things went a bit south for him for some time after this because he should have been in his prime."

[9.0] "Hidden gem. Goldust's career performance, acting as the main shine, initial face-in-peril and hot tag, all of which are incredibly great. Structured so that a commercial break follows the false finish, then leading to effective nearfalls that the heel champions could've won with. WWE had some really good producers 20 years ago."

[7.0] "Good tag match that got a reasonable amount of time to achieve. Everyone showed good chemistry, felt like it could have hit a higher level but good."