Bobby Lashley vs. John Cena vs. King Booker vs. Mick Foley vs. Randy Orton

[8.0] "A good match between all five men involved with really solid and entertaining action and psychology between everyone throughout it all, the crowd was into it, and it was a fun way to end what had been a very pour show."

[6.0] "You recon Orton needed to shower after this one? So short for a PPV main but was chaotic throughout to make it a fun time. Bobby Lashey maximised his minutes like a maniac. Need to tap into early Lashley era wtf! ***"

[6.0] "6.5 So this is good but another one of those matches where you just know the champ will survive. its such a mosh of talent, not even really in a hot feud.. Foley is in the match for example... which makes not alot of sense but fits the finish. What they do is chaotic fun but at times it just feels like a match you do on TV instead of PPV. Sick dive by Lashley at least. I'm not down on the match, the work is good and like I said, fun.. but its not beyond that."

[8.0] "This is a great match and really exceeded my expectations. Non stop chaos from the biggest names at the time plus Mick Foley. Think this is criminally underrated."

[6.0] "Personally, I don't feel like this was a PPV-quality match; it felt more like a glorified TV main event. That said, it was still quite the blast with its chaotic nature as everyone interjected to get their stuff in. The match intentionally focused on two pairings: Mick vs. Randy and Cena vs. Lashley, which made Booker come across like an outlier in a sense but in a positive way; commentary appropriately highlighted him as the opportunistic one, and he served as the glue connecting different parts of the match. The flow of the match was constant, which made it an exciting outing. ***1/4"

[8.0] "Really good WWE championship match. The 5 men went at it. They used the No DQ rule well. It looked awful when randy orton nailed Mick Foley from behind and he hit head first on to the steel chair."

[7.0] "This is a good time, packing in a whole lot of top guy offence in its 10-minute runtime. The result is a match that comfortably leads the night in terms of energy and excitement, delivering on the lineup's almost video game appeal. ***1/4"

[4.0] "What was the idea behind that match? Why was Foley in it? Why was Booker in it if he wasn't gonna eat the pin? It could have been a pretty good Triple Threat between three guys who were really over at the time - Cena, Orton and Bobby - instead we got a big chaos that you can barely follow with no psychology behind it, just guys doing moves to each other. Lashley gets hit in the head with a chair, gets back a few seconds later, Foley doesn't even sell the Punt Kick... This match was really all over the place."

[5.0] "This match does the extremely boring thing when it comes to multi man matches, and a HUGE pet peeve of mine. The ENTIRE match is just two guys having mini singles matches with each other, only to get taken out and replaced with someone else. There's not one moment in this match where pairs of opponents are fighting at the same time. It's always a 1 vs. 1 situation from start to finish. That is the laziest and least exciting way to put a match like this together. The little sequences came out alright most of the time, and there was enough chaos to prevent this from being a bad match, but it really boils down to this match being a let down and a waste. When you see these 5 names on paper, you'd expect more than what you get from this match. I didn't dislike this match, but I was immensely disappointed by it. Decent match, but a let down. Also, it's a fun fact that this is Foley's final non-Royal Rumble WWE PPV match."

[8.0] "A very strange main event match, usually forgotten due to the Benoit incidents overshadowing this very show. Also the final time Mick Foley challenges for the WWE title ever. Lashley's suicide dive is pretty memorable, and could've been iconic if not for the circumstances. A pretty cool table spot with Cena's FU too. Everyone in the match had at least one major spot, although i do wish Orton and Booker had more to do. Weird to say this is Booker's second to last PPV appearance before he goes over to TNA. Overall a pretty decent match to be honest. Pretty good for the build to Cena vs Lashley too. A sure fire 8, very fun little 5 way main event"

[7.0] "It isn't great in terms of workrate, it's only ten minutes long, it has nothing really memorable...but it entertains. I guess what makes this match entertaining despite all his flaws is the starpower. There are some moments you'll remember straight After the vision, like Lashley's Suicide Dive or John Cena's AU on the announcers' table, but as I said there's nothing really memorable. Nothing special but at least entertaining"

[7.0] "A pretty weird main event here, with Mick Foley involved for some reason. Still, this was only ten minutes and was at a breakneck pace. Plus, there was a pretty cool staredown between Cena and Lashley, and a cool spot where Cena FU'd him through the announce table with a BIG impact. This match didn't get boring at all, I will say, and ended in a pretty cool sequence. Nothing special, but pretty fun."

[7.0] "This was good for what it was. Everyone attacks Orton at the start which is hilarious, then they all start brawling with one another. A lot of stuff happened even though this was only about 10 minutes long. Lashley got a chance to shine here and he looked great.Also, these 5 being in a match together is a sight to see.***1/2"

[7.0] "Hot start to the match with everyone attacking Orton then everyone brawling with each other. I really liked that everyone was going after each other rather than one person fights another here and another pair fights here. Very chaotic match with some many things happening. Lashley pushes Orton? s RKO only to get FU? d through a table. That ruled. There are a few more great transitions like that in the match, like a five knuckle shuffle attempt into an RKO. Foley doesn? t do much past his greatest hits. The match ends in 10 minutes. Fast and brisk. Perfect. ***1/2"

[7.0] "This is a funny main event, the No DQ rule makes it a bit unpredictable. This is short but it has good action and some nice spots. Mick Foley has maybe his last relevant match in WWE. Lashley is on a big push and he gets competitive with John Cena, that is still the top wrestler of Raw. Enjoyable but nothing remarcable. ***1/4"

[7.0] "It was fun and everyone got to do something. My only problem with this is that it is only ten minutes. It wasn't enough time to tell a story except for a build up for Cena Vs Lashley. Lashley was the main attraction here. Jumping over the ropes was a very nice spot and then him getting AA threw the table was cool. Overall ***1/4."

[7.0] "This was a good match. Every one was kind of in and out so there really wasn't any selling but every one got there shit in. Wish it would have went longer than 10 minutes. ***1/4."

[7.0] "A good match that mostly a car wreck style sprint here. All of these men looked game to win but Foley stood out the most. This was good but nothing special IMO. (***)"

[9.0] "This match was an extremely, very much fun sprinting match and good build up for John Cena vs Bobby Lashley for their singles match at Great American Bash. One of my only negatives of this Randy Orton was doing the punt and not being a bigger deal."

[7.0] "This match was getting very interesting and than it just ended... so abruptly too. It had some fantastic spots such as Lashley clearing the entire top rope and wiping out every man on the outside, which was scary but very impressive. Really this match didn't need 5 men, as it was just little pockets of 1 on 1 matches between different variations of the 5 competitors. ***1/4"