Bret Hart & Jim Neidhart vs. Marty Jannetty & Shawn Michaels

[8.0] "We got a real treasure here! Beloved baby face tag teams going at it and Shawn plays Ricky Morton for his team. Gorilla knocks on Jannetty and Shawn for not doing a back slide pin attempt correctly. Eventually this thing goes to the time limit and it breaks down in a brawl until Santana and Roma have to break it up. Rockers/Harts put on a couple of classics around this time. Sometimes they were a time limit draw, other times a double DQ or on one other occasion, the Rougeaus got involved."

[9.0] "Simply one of the very best non-finishes to a Shawn Michaels match ever, with Mankind at Mind Games eclipsing this one. The Rockers against The Hart Foundation was like peanut butter and banana, it just tasted so damn good. Yes you could see the shades of what was to come with HBK and The Hitman, but the alchemy of these four men was not just a stepping stone to that undeniable legacy Shawn and Bret would carve, it was its own flavor of incredible tag team wrestling. This is the final Rockers match included on the seminal Shawn Michaels retrospective, My Journey, and for good reason. You can bridge the gap as a fan from this match in the Garden to Shawn's turn against Marty, and the DVD picks back up with an Intercontinental Championship Match between Shawn and Bret in '92. One of the defining matches of WWF tag team wrestling in the late 80s, and if this was the one where they went for the epic instead of the night the rope snapped a year later, we may be talking very differently about the legacy of this rivalry. ****1/2"

[9.0] "(****1/4) classic, up there with the demolition vs Harts match, very fast paced and 20 minutes of pure action between one decent worker, one very good worker and two people who would go to be the greatest of their era."

[5.0] "Pretty tragic for these guys to put on something so very solid only for it to end with a draw, that really ticked me off and the overbooking at the end did not help at all. Everyone is showcased pretty nicely here, the biggest surprise here is Neidhart who performs a really sick looking dropkick as a counter."

[6.0] "Another Rockers-Hart Foundation match, another tag-team clinic capped off with a really stupid finish. Much of this match is a repeat of their earlier bout on Prime Time Wrestling but I actually prefer that match because they get most of the same spots in but in less time with fewer rest holds. Whereas that match ended with the Rougeaus interfering then getting chased to the back by both teams, here we have a schmoz/brawl on the heels of an apparent time-limit expiration. In neither case do we see a payoff between the Rockers and the Hart Foundation."

[9.0] "Apart from the stupid time limit, everything about this rocked! Everybody blend so well together here. We got all the different interactions between the four men which were all great. I love The Harts playing heel since it's practically impossible to have a straight up face vs face tag match under this condition. An absolute blast of a tag match. Was about to give it a ****1/2, but the ending ruined it for me. Almost a guarantee MOTY for WWF 1989, but at least it's a pretty strong candidate. [****1/4]"

[8.0] "Excellent tag match between two top teams, it really felt like both Bret and Shawn in particular were trying to prove something here, and I guess it must have worked!"

[8.0] "Great match in spite of the ending and the commentary, these two teams were great against each other. It's a shame we didn't get to see more matches involving these two teams, due in part to the breakup of the Hart Foundation and Bret's singles push. But we would, of course, get more Bret vs Shawn in the '90s. Good tag team wrestling overall."

[8.0] "Even some of the worst commentary of all time, with Gorilla Monsoon and Hillbilly Jim, couldn't hurt this match, it was that good. When it comes to listing the WWF's best tag team matches of the 80s, this match is a prime candidate for the top spot on that list."

[6.0] "This was solid. Some back & forth to start off the match, and then we get Bret & Neidhart working over Michaels, which was pretty good. Michaels was a decent FIP, and then we got a hot tag to Marty, who was a decent hot tag, too. All in all, a pretty good tag bout. **3/4"

[8.0] "Truly a perfect blend of speed, strength, and wrestling ability. Bret Hart and Shawn Michaels are well-known for being the in-ring performers they are but I enjoyed the moments Bret and Marty shared in this match. True brilliance in wrestling between those two. Shawn and Anvil had solid moments as well. Bret just cannot seem to land any of his elbows. The tag team wrestling is also terrific. Could've watched this match for an hour. I will say that as much as I don't enjoy time-limit finishes, it felt as though this match was heading towards a double DQ anyways. Thus, I say 8."