Jimmy del Ray & Tom Prichard vs. Ricky Morton & Robert Gibson

[6.0] "The match was great, this felt like the real wrestling outside the cartoons of the WWF, which worked great here and it's my favorite match of the show and maybe it's the best of the show, a great level out of WWF cartoons of the time, but only thing is that the crowd almost didn't react and that cuts the hype of it, you can even see people leaving and going for food and then returning, so that's a low. 6/10 [***3/4]"

[7.0] "Fans who only watch WWE aren't always the easiest to please and sometimes it's because they don't know what they're looking at. Straight wrestling matches are the exception and not the norm. That remains true today. While this match still wasn't the greatest thing ever, it was a lot better than the sleepy fans would have you believe."

[6.0] "Good match that should've been great. The WWF fans weren't into their style of wrestling, which I personally enjoy. As a result, the main spots got a small reaction which ended up hurting the overall quality of the match. Their WCW SuperBrawl match earlier that year was better. [***1/4]"

[6.0] "This is a surreal watch. Jim Ross is drafted in for the call, reverting to type while Gorilla plays the hits. That's probably not the weirdest part either, with the lads playing their own hits to absolute silence. They visibly work harder in response, encountering some unusual clumsiness but equally producing highlights worthy of the main event. Unfortunately, Boston is unmoved, even chanting boring in response to a level of work that's entirely absent from this show otherwise. It's a fascinating experience as a result, a good match in spite of the setting. ***"

[6.0] "A good, old-fashioned southern tag team match, which wasn't appreciated by the Boston crowd very much since they didn't know either team. That baffles me considering how over the Rock & Roll Express was just a few years earlier."

[8.0] "This is a great match in front of the wrong crowd. The Boston crowd simply wasn't familiar enough with the southern style tag wrestling being presented to them, and as a result, the reactions suffer. That's nothing against the match, though, which is textbook Rock'n'Roll Express vs. "Insert Jim Cornette's team here", which is always fun to watch."

[8.0] "This is my favorite match on the card it's actually pretty freaking fun. The ring work was very much ahead of it's time for the fed. it's still crazy to me to see moonsaults in the early to mid 90s (in America) There was also a pretty good powerbomb from Tom Prichard. Cornette throws the Heavenly Bodies his racket to get a cheap heel victory. Honestly this is worth watching, check it out for sure."

[6.0] "It was a good match, unfortunately the crowd wasn't familiar with most of the guys in it and as a result they didn't care as much. It could take you out of it a little especially during the faces' comebacks, but the workers still delivered a pretty good match. Some great, clever spots like Gibson blocking Morton being Irish Whipped into a corner or the rowing using Bodies' legs. The finish seemed a bit confusing, but I still enjoyed it and the whole contest would probably be a better watch in front of the SMW crowd."

[8.0] "This was really bad crowd but I don't hold that against either team. It's really interesting to see them go in a WWF PPV and just as strange is the superb announcing team of Jim Ross and Gorilla Monsoon--a bizarre and pivotal time in the company's history. Lots of athleticism and innovation from both teams."

[7.0] "It didn't really fit on this card and the crowd wasn't particularly invested (although I wouldn't say they were dead either), but I really enjoyed this match. It's a pretty different style to what you'd usually see on a WWF show, but it's a style that I enjoy. It doesn't feel like a prime RnR performance and there seemed to be some sort of issue going on with everybody near the end, but I still thought it was a lot of fun."

[7.0] "It's weird seeing a non-WWF title match on a WWF PPV. Anyway, this match was very good with some really good moves, but sadly the crowd didn't care at all. I can't blame them because this type of wrestling wasn't common back then, but it is funny that the match the crowd was into the least actually ended up being as the best match of the night. [***1/2]"

[5.0] "This is a Smokey Mountain Wrestling cross promotion. Crowd is dead for it and it's not up to the NWA tag matches the RNR Express put on years earlier. But we would see much worse tonight!"

[8.0] "I'm a sucker for classic southern style tag 'rasslin, so I probably ended up enjoying this more than most people do. The Heavenly Bodies got underrated way too much, and the RNR still got it in spite of their staleness in this era. The crowd didn't really care, sadly. But then again, I didn't give a crap about them either, so it's all fair. [***3/4]"

[5.0] "A very difficult match to rate this one. On the one hand, it was a technically very competent and fun match, but on the other hand it had little to no crowd heat. The fans could not have cared less for either team, since the Heavenly Bodies were unknowns to them and the Rock N'Roll Express were no longer relevant. I can't really go higher than 5 for that reason."

[8.0] "Better than I expected, Heavenly Bodies are no Midnight Express but they have a lot of ability. RnR is a bit predictable but they are one of the best in that traditional style, so they always bring it. Got a bit muddled at the end but some really great action, including some moves not seen often in ’93."

[7.0] "Good tag team action, the fans never appreciate it because it was a match from the outside of the WWE. Still, two of the best tag teams, so it was nice to see even if Morton and Gibson were not at their best. ***1/2"