Ric Flair vs. Steve Austin

[7.0] "With the space of a few months WWF/E had presented The Rock vs Hogan and Austin vs. Flair. The 4 biggest stars of all time from 2 different era's. I enjoyed this match more than most Austin matches of this period. His pulling punches was really funny. Flair could still go and was a fanatic heel still. Iit made for a very good TV main event."

[5.0] "I've surprisingly never heard of this match. Seems like its one of Austin's last matches in the company before his walkout that would basically spell the end for his career. It's pretty solid. Could do without that interference for that long, but didn't really stain the match all that much."

[6.0] "It's really a great tv match. Austin pulling his punches is really funny. Flair is selling with his emotions like always."

[6.0] "This is a fun forgotten tv match here. Most remember Austin's walk out in 02 but barely anyone remembers his last match of his full time Wwe career was againt Flair here. It's a solid despite neither guy being at their peak. Makes you wonder how good this match could've been just 5 or 6 years earlier. 3.25/5"

[8.0] "Great TV match. Whole match long angle regarding Austin not being able to use a punch. Flair was just great as well. Considering he must be mid 50s at this point he sure as hell can still go."

[6.0] "This condition of the match significantly hit the tactics of building a match for Steve Austin. Whenever the Texas Rattlesnake had an advantage over Ric Flair, he missed it because he couldn't punch his opponent. However, the Nature boy, being the dirtiest player in the game, managed to sneakily hit Steve. A well built match, obviously this fight deserves praise and a recommendation to watch."

[7.0] "Watching what Austin was doing on this show before this match, it's no wonder Austin got fed up with how he was being booked. That said this is a good match with creative ways to stack the deck on Austin while also giving us a dream match between Austin and Flair in what would sadly prove to be one of the last matches of Austin's career. They kept the match at a fast pace while Austin not being allowed to brawl comes into play several times, while Flair plays the natural villain as he did in his prime. The stipulation was obviously never followed up on. Probably not a good enough match to change my opinion on the rest of the episode, but a good main event."