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[9.0] "Classic event where they completely freshened up the main event scene. The Rock and Benoit had a memorable main event with a lot of drama going on and a false finish that had everyone thinking Benoit was the new champion because of a bogus DQ before Mick Foley restarted it. It's a really fun match with great wrestling and fun storyline shenanigans. Jericho had a star making Last Man Standing match with Triple H that made him truly look like he belonged in the main event and was a long awaited PPV match. The six person tag was a hot opener because of the Lita and Trish rivalry and there was a crazy visual in the cage match where Rikishi lands a Snuka style splash on Val Venis from the top of the cage! The match quality was fairly consistent from start to finish with the best stuff standing out really well and there's also a several backstage segments added as well with Triple H thinking Kurt Angle was Stephanie flowers, Undertaker chasing Angle all over the arena and Edge and Christian getting caught faking an illness to avoid fighting APA. Unfortunately E and C vs APA was a disappointing DQ and Undertaker v Angle was alright, but a bit of a squash."

[9.0] "Rewatched the whole thing after a few years. A few things to note. Very early on, Okada does a Spike DDT on the matted floor that looked violent as fuck, followed by a neat crossbody on the outside jumping over the guardrails, and finally, back on the ring, a slingshot senton. Pins him and it's a one count... As this is a very long match, they try to keep you engaged from the beginning, but that seems a bit too much if he isn't going to sell the damage. Omega, although he lost, ended up looking the strongest of the two, as he ate quite the punishment in kayfabe (4 rainmakers to end him), and out of kayfabe too. That cardboard box table almost injured Omega. A regular table would have been better for that spot to kill the momentun of the fall and it would have looked better as well. Okada does take some risky bumps too, with that amazing dragon suplex from the top rope being the absolute highlight of the match. Character wise there isn't much to say, Kenny is the Terminator for some reason. Making his entrance with the Bucks by his side and wasting time outside the ring, one would think he'd play the mischievous gaijin heel, but it didn't look so as the match developed. By his own merit, he stood his ground and fought cleanly. Maybe because by that time, it felt like he represented New Japan, too, having wrestled there for quite a while. The hype for this match opened a door for a lot of people in the wrestling community to a different market and style of wrestling, and influenced many on how they would start working their matches. Companies, even."

[0.0] "My vote for the worst professional wrestling match of all time. Sure you have things such as Jenna Morasca vs Sharmell; but those get more of a pass because it involves people who are not stars & stuff like that are more side show attractions than actual main parts of the product. This match used two of the top stars at the time in WWE's top gimmick match & it went on to shit all over all of it. It was an insult to the concept of what wrestling is meant to be. It made me question my wrestling fandom & I tuned out to many shows after witnessing this match."