[6.0] "This match's rating is helped a lot by the star power in it. These guys were titans of the industry, and all are still respected today. The match started off interesting and ended with the spot fest we'd grow to expect from a 6 man tag match. Unfortunately, this just didn't necessarily feel like a PPV match, and feels like it was just the faces from a few feuds teaming together against their respective heels, which is often just a throwaway match on Raw. It was entertaining, but nothing amazing."
[8.0] "Lot to like here, Kevin Nash was a bit slow and clunky (as always) but with six veterans of the business (even at this point) you're not going to fail to but on a bit of a banger here"
[7.0] "Once again the incredible chemistry of Shawn Michaels and Chris Jericho was on display again. It was a chaotic and fun match with Shawn playing a fantastic face-in-peril as he always does, he is just so good. There was a funny moment as Flair comes in and misses an elbow drop on Booker T straight away who tags in Shawn who kicks his ass. Worst tag in ever. A much better tag was Nash coming in, although the crowd did not really care that much. It was nothing amazing or notable and more a filler match for the Triple H/Nash/HBK story but it was ultimately a good tag match."
[5.0] "Very much felt like a Raw main event. I feel like if you're going to have a six-man tag on PPV in this manner, it better be good. And this was just passable."
[6.0] "The opening act was fairly standard. They began with the workers of the team (Michaels and Jericho), then mixing and matching the different wrestlers in the match, all while making sure to prevent Triple H and Kevin Nash from touching. Eventually, this developed into a heel beatdown/FIP section match following a pedigree by Triple H to Shawn Michaels, who is solid as you might expect in the role. The eventual tag to Nash and the showdown between the former friends is tepid. Nash is quite lumbering and the crowd doesn't make any real noise at the potential match up. The heels bump for Nash who does what little he can do before a missile drop kick takes him out. Tornado rules take effect as everyone gets involved and fight around the ring. It seems Jericho will be beaten after a Nash powerbomb but Triple H, sledgehammer in hand, nails Nash for the win. Solid match. It had a distinct lack of drama though, despite the work having nothing really wrong with it for the large part. Nash, while slow and awkward, didn't really detract in any major way. ***"
[4.0] "This just felt like meh. Great star power, good workers, but it felt like there was no true heat or excitement to this match. Felt more like a Monday Night Raw main event than a PPV match, which shows you how bad this PPV has been put together so far."
[5.0] "I like these 6-Man Tags filled with star power and it wasn't bad, but it felt like nothing was at stakes and was more of a TV main event. Apart from that the final minutes when nobody knew who was legal played on my nerves and I can't even tell if Triple H and Kevin Nash were the legal men when the pinfall happened. But the work was good, everybody was over and it wasn't tough to watch."
[5.0] "I was on the fence with this match between 5 and 6 points. It was definitely a solid match, but it just had no...urgency. It felt cold. There wasn't anything about the match that kept me on the edge of my seat desperate for more. I especially feel bad for Booker T. Last month he was so over, and fighting Triple H for the world title, but not, he's a complete afterthought. They threw him aside as soon as Wrestlemania 19 was over. He seems to be in this match solely because "Well, he was the #1 contender last month." It was a good, but basic six man tag. Nothing really wrong with the match, but nothing happened during it that would make it even remotely memorable."
[6.0] "Not much really to say about this one. It's a fine match for what it is and I enjoyed the chaotic nature of it. It just doesn't feel like an important match and that's a big problem when it features one of the main champions in a PPV match."
[6.0] "This is a solid 6 man tag match, but this felt like more of a huge TV main event match than a PPV match. Its standard tag team stuff with the way they structured the match, with a good pace but it's still enjoyable. Shawn Michaels was my MVP for the match, and not that I would want more interactions between these two but I expected more from Nash and HHH in this match considering the build.***"
[5.0] "Ganz nettes 6 Man Tag Match. Hat jetzt nichts neues gezeigt, aber die Namen im Match sind alle groß genug, um sich für das Match zu interessieren. Ende war ganz gut umgesetzt, bis dahin gab es ein paar schwächere Phasen und ein paar bessere(**3/4)."
[7.0] "Langes Six Man Tag Team Match welches auch Teil der Kevin vs Hunter Fehde war. Es steckte aber auch mehr drin. Wirkte Random war aber gut (***)."
[6.0] "Decent match with some good action. Standard heat, comeback, cut off, heat, hot tag fair to start with but this broke down in a big way towards the end and the opening presented itself for HHH to use his weapon of choice."
[6.0] "I give this a 6. Satisfactory six man tag team match. I like the build up for this match. The two teams work well together and the pace was good. Hot crowd and a chaotic finish with Triple H using the sledgehammer to pick the win for his team."
