Chris Jericho & The Big Show vs. Shawn Michaels & Triple H

[6.0] "That segment with Hornswoggle was cringeworthy. Good tag team match with a ton of finishers at the end. Jericho leaves RAW."

[6.0] "Could have been main as we close in on the end of DX and Shawn Michaels, this is one of their better RAW matches in the last stand, good back and forth enjoyable"

[8.0] "Jeri-Show dominates logically and effectively, balancing Big Show's destructive power with Jericho's opportunistic cynicism, while DX perfectly plays its role as a star tag team, with Triple H struggling before Shawn Michaels triggers the big comeback. The match is distinguished by a well-constructed build-up, featuring isolations, false starts, an explosive hot tag, and a spectacular finish. It also works very well in its TV context thanks to an engaged audience, helpful commentary, and a conclusion that immediately serves the show's narrative. Its main limitation remains a psychology that is more functional than profound: little zone work, less refined selling, and a deliberately busy final act that prioritizes spectacle over subtlety. In short, it's not an absolute classic of pure wrestling, but it's a very successful, memorable TV match, perfectly calibrated for Raw."

[7.0] "I think this match is on the same level of the one they made at TLC, without any particular moment which can be defined relevant. (6.5/10)"