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[6.0] "This is one of those matches I have mixed feelings on as this match should have been so much better than it was! I just didn't like the 'McMahon in every corner' stipulation at all because whilst there was important storytelling with Vince McMahon turning heel betraying The Rock and siding with Triple H, having then all there surrounding the ring like this just puts all the focus on the McMahon's and not the actual main eventers. The quality of the match itself was good despite some of the disappointing booking with the Big Show making no impact and getting eliminated very early. Foley's appearance was underwhelming too because it just did not make sense how he was working with Triple H to take out The Rock in the triple threat portion of the match. He got a big car crash spot and then he was quickly taken out by Triple H afterwards. His Hell in a Cell retirement match would have been a much better way for him to go out than this. The final stretch between Triple H and the Rock lasts a good 20 minutes and is really the only good one on one encounter at this entire show. It set the blueprint for the classic matches to come, but it really should have been a one on one match to begin with. Triple H ended up being the first heel to leave a WrestleMania as champion."

[4.0] "Man i was not a fan of this. Was not at all what I expected the opening match to be. Slowly paced, SHO dominates the offense, most of which is either working an arm or his standard cheating which is fine for what it is but not exciting. Made for an underwhelming first impression from Wayne."

[8.0] "Paul Bearer was more than just a manager. He was the soul of a supernatural era and the emotional weight behind some of WWE's greatest storylines. A perfect mix of theater, fear, and loyalty that left a lasting mark on wrestling history."