Brock Lesnar & John Cena vs. Kurt Angle & The Undertaker

[8.0] "A really solid tag match, which puts Cena in with the three main eventers and be looks an inevitable star too when he ends up getting the pin, even of it was by cheating. It's a very solid and well worked tag team match thats furthering feuds along for No Mercy and its well structured where the face team have complete control on John Cena up until the commercial break, then after the heel team isolate Kurt Angle for a long time and the fake hot tag was great. Undertaker cleans up when he does eventually get tagged and then eventually Cena gets the big win over Angle. Brock's bump where he falls on his head on the outside is scary!"

[8.0] "Up until the 1st commercial break Cena is getting owned by Angle & Taker up until Brock pulls the rope and sends Kurt to the outside. When we come back from the break, Lesnar/Cena gets great heat on Angle, which includes a really good fake hot tag to Taker. Taker finally gets the hot tag and he cleans house in a great way. Cena however steals this one by using his chain on Kurt while the referee was distracted to get him & Lesnar the win.****"

[8.0] "This match entertains me a lot, probably because it's surreal to see Cena and Brock teaming up. I didn't get bored at any time, and I liked the in-ring psychology between rivals and partners. Underrated main event in my opinion"

[8.0] "Cena starts the match and gets schooled by both Undertaker and Angle. We don't get much Lesnar involvement until he pulls down the ropes as Angle is running into them and causes him to take a violent tumble to the outside. The match then goes to break and it comes back to Angle getting worked over by the heels, who make quick tags to keep Angle in their grasps. Undertaker doesn't get enough credit as a tag worker. Not only is he great at clearing house after making the hot tag, but it's also the small things like rushing around the apron and bashing on the ring post to wake up the crowd and his partner that really put him over. Lesnar gets knocked on his head after Undertaker rushes in and clotheslines him out of the ring. Cena takes advantage of all this commotion going on in the ring and nails Angle with his chain to steal the victory. This was a total sprint with an unrelenting pace. The No Mercy PPV is just a few weeks away, and this match is here to hype up the two biggest singles matches on that card. If I was watching this at the time and I wasn't sure if I was going to order the PPV, this match would easily convince me to part with my cash."

[4.0] "Not a big fan of this match. Not a bad match but its just a normal weekly tag team match. Apart from Angle and Lesnar bumps there is nothing special about this. Does is job building No Mercy PPV."

[8.0] "A lot of little things make this match greater than just the in ring action. Don't get me wrong there are some very big bumps, both Angle and Lesnar land hard on the outside, but more than that each wrestler is made to be shown as unique. Cena and Lesnar leaving the ring when Taker comes in protects his aura and he is made to be shown as explosive and dangerous. Likewise Cena's unorthodox style and underhand tactics come into play to out-maneuver Angle who is shown to be technically proficient with his many reversals and then Lesnar and his power and athleticism is unmatched. The Lesnar's landing from the Belly-to-Belly by Angle is testament to this. The match is simple but feels bigger due to its structure, a worthy main event."

[9.0] "Super fun, Angle and Brock both take absolutely nutty bumps to the floor and there's a lot of top quality action mixed in. Always really like how everyone in the match has history with each other. SD had a really good main event scene at the time."

[8.0] "Excellent tag match with a hot crowd on Smackdown. Thus isn't a 'must watch' but it is a very good match and is worth a look. ***3/4"