The Big Boss Man vs. Tito Santana

[4.0] "McMahon said Bossman likes to take his time .. he sure did, this match started out with a slow pace and sort of stayed that way not much for highlights but dusty Rhodes got involved for a big pop"

[2.0] "Its not that good. Tito spends the whole match selling and barely getting any sort of offense because hes mostly lying on the mat. Bossman lumbers around occasionally doing stuff to Tito before taking another 5-15 second break doing nothing before either doing another move or trying to get heel heat. The powerbomb was nice from boss man though and the crowd at least liked the match."

[3.0] "Not a lot happens in this and an alleged sex trafficker calls it amazing action. We get an ad break half way through to liven it up and the NES, L Ron Hubbard books and the Romance Line ($2 a minute) are pushed to viewers which suggests whoever was selling the ads was not sure what the target audience is. We cut back to the match and I have a much less interesting time."

[6.0] "In the leadup to Survivor Series 1989, the WWF opted to do a special episode of Prime-Time Wrestling, pitting members of each team against each other singles matches. This is the opening match and I have not seen this since it first aired. Santana and Boss Man are two of my old school favorites. Dusty Rhodes and his parody, Akeem, are at ringside. Tito pretty much works from underneath, taking the brunt of Boss Man's punishment for the majority of the match while trying to muster a comeback. Santana gets the win with Dusty's help."