John Bradshaw Layfield vs. The Undertaker

[7.0] "A fine TV match. JBL wasn't as scared of The Undertaker as he was in 2004 and he quickly took advantage of Taker's mistakes. I enjoyed the leg work and Taker's selling aswell. Even though JBL didn't have the greatest chemistry with Undertaker and he was a few years past his prime, he did well here. It might be the best match between them"

[5.0] "Same thing with the Michaels match earlier in the night but it does feel like JBL was never going to win this one"

[7.0] "This is just a stop on Taker's road to WrestleMania, but there's some meat on the bone here. The lads lead with a wild brawl before ultimately settling into some limb work, including a JBL figure four leglock. He's relentless in attacking that target, earning a focused sell from Taker who eventually makes a comeback, limp and all. They get some time too, allowing a Clothesline From Hell near fall down the stretch. Neither lad is near their best physically but on grit and knowhow, this is a damn good time. ***1/4"

[5.0] "I didn't even remember that main event. The Undertaker acted as a heel by directly attacking JBL at the end of his entrance. The Undertaker, like Michaels just before, won his trap match. In my opinion, the match is a step below compared to Michaels - Kane."