[4.0] "A big nothing of a show. Not that anything is necessarily bad here, but absolutely nothing of relevance happens on this episode, which is more or less what I thought of the previous SmackDown. And speaking of SmackDown, I'm starting to get the feeling that Russo & co. simply took the lazy approach to booking the two main weekly shows and just spread one week's ideas across both of them instead of coming up with stuff for each of them. It really feels like the WWF is getting to the point where they're in dire need of shaking things up creatively, which thankfully does happen not too long from this point. As for the episode itself, Big Show continues to be made to look like an absolute buffoon in a program that I think was meant to elevate him, Billy Gunn follows his completely unearned face turn up by challenging Triple H for the WWF title, Kane and X-Pac continue to tease a breakup and Al Snow shows up and cuts a terrible, nonsensical promo. None of the matches were remarkable in any way either, so as a whole this show is safe to skip."

[6.0] "This show was kinda the opposite of SmackDown, where it was a lot more middle of the road and just not as memorable as other Attitude Era Raw episodes, but the show did still have it's moments. It's pretty much The Rock's show at this point as he just kills it with his promo skills and the one on Kane was hilarious. There was two decent sprints with the tag division with E&C vs Acolytes and Hollys vs Hardys with the Dudleys attacking the Acolytes again. Howard Finkle again cracked me up when he goes to introduce Ken Shamrock. Uh oh. This show also began to hint X-Pac might turn heel because he no shows as Kane's tag partner and he's conveniently replaced by Triple H who attacks him with a sledgehammer. The main event was fine with Kane getting payback after the match and I surprisingly enjoyed the Women's hardcore match as well."

[4.0] "Fairly poor RAW. Not much is happening of note at all lately and it just shows how much WWF are missing Austin right now if guys like Billy Gunn are getting main event title matches. Al Snow's stuff is getting old and boring now as well and it only gets worse."

[4.0] "There wasn't much going on here. The Unholy Alliance challenge The Rock 'n' Sock Connection, which isn't very exciting. Billy Gunn is pushed a little against Triple H and it's not compelling at all. We also see Big Show get made fun of for his penis size, which isn't the most riveting segment. The presence of Mick Foley and The Rock always makes things at least a little entertaining, but the show was still mediocre."

[6.0] "Fine show but nothing really spectacular here. Women's hardcore match was MOTN and was probably the highlight of the show. Main event Billy Gunn looked strong for some reason and basically dominated HHH after the early going"

[6.0] "A lot of the car crash stuff is facing diminishing returns and you can see why they started shaking things up creatively a few months later. It's still a pretty good show, but you can feel the format starting to wear thin by this point."

[5.0] "Unfortunately a weak episode. It makes a good build-up for the next SmackDown but the show itself isn't that cool. Most part is contained by useless storylines and trash like Al Snow's segment and women's hardcore match. Main event is very weirdly booked. Billy Gunn looks more strong that Triple H who can't defeat Mr Ass again and again after what seemed to be a cheap victory for him. Of course there are some entertaining stuff but I need to be objective and this Raw is terrible at booking and storyline development."