Jimmy Uso vs. John Morrison vs. Kofi Kingston

[7.0] "An interesting stipulation, but considering the circumstances, there's not much they could do. Some cool spots in here, pretty fun!"

[7.0] "An odd but entertaining match for the Tag Team Championship. Some good spots throughout and the finish was very creative."

[0.0] "I don't care if this match from an athletic standpoint was one of the greatest to ever exist, (it's not), having the tag team belts on the line with three singles wrestlers is so lazy and so unbelievably stupid that if I described it to a lapsed fan they'd probably think it was from WCW in 2000. To be as objective as possible, this isn't a bad match but with no crowd and the terrible booking I can't rate it any higher. Also, at this point I was so sick of the New Day and Usos interacting in any capacity. There was no reason for this match to exist in this capacity. It doesn't make any sense and now I have to come up with 750 characters even though I believe I've made my point without being too lazy about it. I'm not sure what else to add. I hate this match stipulation."

[6.0] "The sheer existence of this match is unfathomably stupid, but that's somewhat evened out by it unknowingly changing wrestling history, I suppose. As a match, it's quite impressive, sporting a refreshing focus on actually winning, imagine that. Unfortunately, the setting is even more limiting for this than the rest, with those booming high spots having no atmosphere to greet them. As a result, there's no obscuring the understandable downtime, giving Jimmy's struggles an often unsettling flavour. ***"

"Out standing ladder match. It is incredible and brutal. It is probably one of the best matches of 2020. They beat the crap out of each other. 9.25"

[8.0] "I liked this Ladder Match, it has good spots like Jimmy falling out of the ring the spanish fly of Morrison, etc. Very fun and light, especially for the match they gave us before (Sami vs Daniel), this feels good. I recommend it."

[9.0] "With or without a crowd, this is still an amazing and entertaining ladder match with some great action and spots from all three men involved."

[8.0] "A very good Ladder match with quite a few successful ideas. It was really cool to see, the spots are very good. The finish is cool. It's a shame that this match has been forgotten because it's definitely worth the detour. (4*1/4)"

[6.0] "It spouse to be three way tag but we got three way single for the tag title weird.The match itself it what you expect from high flyers with ladder stipulation.The ending where john hit his shooting star was good .I would give it 3 out of five star"

[6.0] "This match was a bit of a clusterfuck, with injuries and outstanding circumstances changing what should've been a neat Triple Threat tag team match featuring three of the best tag teams on the roster at the time turning into a Tag Team Championships Ladder Match, only involving half of each team? Fortunately, all three men do a fantastic job at creating a spot-filled, often brutal ladder match. There is some genuinely innovative use of ladders here. However, the match loses a mark because of the messy ending. Creative, but I don't think it paid off. Very messy and quite confusing."

[9.0] "Good match that was made on the fly. All three competitors embraced the idea that this would be a fast-paced spot fest and it enhanced the match. Morrison was the star of this match. Good multi man ladder match."

[8.0] "Really fun three-way dance between these three great workers who surely offered us one of the best matches of this WrestleMania almost unwatchable to this day as it's hard to see an empty arena like this again and even more so for such an important show, of course the lack of crowd doesn't go in their favour as if it had taken place in front of a hot crowd this match would have had a much better reputation considering the banger it was in the content. I don't think the three of them have received enough praise for the fact that they've come up with something so qualitative with ladders in a context like this one, although I can obviously understand that the lack of atmosphere is currently sad. But I still decided to see it again and it was so cool seriously, all three of them really worked their asses off and Morrison was unreal in this. Of course it's awkward to see three guys competing for tag team titles but at the time there was so much change that I can't even blame them, and then honestly this Ladder match ruled with a lot of great spots and a creative ending."

[8.0] "This was a quality match between three good workers. A little slow at points, but there were a ton of creative spots, and I commend these men for taking these kinds of bumps in front of nobody. Morrison's Spanish Fly was incredible, and the finish was very unique. Really good. [****]"

[7.0] "This was weird, but entertaining match with a good stipulation. I particularly liked the end, creative."

[6.0] "They really tried to make the most of it all given the rug being pulled out from being a team match, and the fact that a ladder match is SO dependent on crowd reaction. They did some ladder spots, that despite being pretty standard ladder spots in every WWE ladder match, were pretty fun. However the whole match felt cold and disjointed, and completely forgettable. 3 and 1/4 stars."

[8.0] "When i saw this match on paper, frankly i was very disappointed bcoz this was for the tag titles and bcoz it was a single Triple Threat match, I am a bit reducing my points but the match itself was very good. I was pleasantly surprised at what these three accomplished at an empty stadium but I had a hard time watching what Kofi and Morrison had to endure during this match in their 40 year old bodies. i hope WWE never books them again in such a ladder match again but I was happy that i get to watch these amazing men doing amazing things. ****"

[7.0] "With a live crowd, il could have been a 8 or a 9, but spot fests aren't really the most fitting type of match with no crowd. Kudos to all three of wrestlers for their excellent work, but the lack of crowd badly hurt that one."

[0.0] "Pretty standard WWE ladder match with the same spots we've all been seeing every ladder match for at least 15 years now. At times I was wondering why they even bothered to make it a triple threat due to how heavily they relied on the formula of one guy staying out of sight while the other two did stuff. The slow climbing and reaching is also beyond comical at this point, and most spots seemed to be in slow motion. Morrison at one point waited so painfully long to be stopped from climbing with Kofi apparently missing his timing, and when Kofi finally arrived, it appears from Morrison's sudden change of position on the ladder that a cut had been made. Then you have Uso falling out of the ring (off camera despite WWE having full control of the editing) probably onto a crash mat. I understand the circumstances but moments like this are not true to the art of pro wrestling, so on top of this being a boring contest, it also cheated and doesn't deserve to be credited as a well-performed match. The cut to include and remove a crash mat disqualifies this from being a professional wrestling match for me and places it into "cinematic matches" territory. It's about a '4' without the editing but it fails at being a professional wrestling match."

[7.0] "An entertaining ladder match, but it seems almost sacrilege to have a tag team match with out any teams. Regardless, they brought it in terms of bumps and spots, but it did hurt not to have any crowd oohing and ahhing. ***3/4"

[8.0] "This was an entertaining ladder match with loads of bumps. A crowd would have really elevated this particular style of wrestling."

[8.0] "Gemessen an den Umständen war das hier ein wirklich sehenswertes Spot-Fest. Selbstverständlch hat das Pubikum gefehlt, was dem ganzen noch einmal ein oder zwei Punkte zusätzlich gegeben hätte. Dennoch sehr sehenswerte und streckenweise wirklich kreative (Stichwort: Ende) Leiterschlacht."

[8.0] "****1/4 rating. Very good match. Highly entertaining ladder match from 3 ladder match veterans. Morrison worked his ass off with creative spots as Kofi/Jimmy were their usual crazy selves. The finish was creative as well."

[5.0] "This wasn't good at all. Far, far too safe for a high stakes ladder match. Morrison was by a long way the star of what little good action there was, but Kofi and Jimmy were poor. This is a prime example of how limited the long running WWE superstars are, without good creative direction they lack that wrestler's instinct to produce when it really matters. Obviously this was a match scratched together, which made the result inevitable, as there is no way a new champion tag team can be crowned in a singles contest. That I can't think of one super spot shows what a poor LADDER match this was. But there were some technical highlights, all involving Morrison, that earn some points. If people are giving 8s and 9s for this then poor Jeff Hardy must be spinning in his stoned brain and wondering why he used to put his body on the line to earn such rave reviews."

[8.0] "Really fun stuff, all 3 men are insanely athletic and all the spots were cool and different. I actually enjoyed the finish and thought it was clever (***3/4)"

[7.0] "An enjoyable and pleasing contest in a context where creating a high pace intense match was not simple."

[5.0] "High spots matches don't work in front of no crowd. These guys killed themselves here, and the match still felt dry as hell. I think a handicap match with better storytelling would have worked better. Also, that finish sucked."

[9.0] "Damn! I havent watched Morrison since LU, i didn't watched EC but that was what i expect from him since his return. That Spiral Tap and Spanish Fly, Kofi's dive and Hurricanrana from the ladder, it was a great high fly match. Ending was good, could've been bit longer."

[7.0] "Could've been one of the best WM matches in a normal situation. This match wasn't adjusted to the changes. The emptiness after every amazing spot just felt terrible. Unlike the other matches, there wasn't really room for trash-talk unfortunately. But overall it's still enjoyable. The finish was great and weak at the same time. I've been waiting for such a thing, but to me it doesn't ring a bell why grabbing the titles mattered more. It bothered me even more that even in Kayfabe the wrestler didn't know about it. Another rule thing WWE never clarified."

[4.0] "The finish was cool and there were a few good spots but this match far outstayed its welcome in my opinion, while matches like this don't feel right without a crowd to pop for all of the big moves."

[7.0] "Gotta respect the effort & physicality that is showcased here. Loved Jimmy's banter throughout, and the finish was pretty neat n' unique. Good match."

[8.0] "A great match with a horrible finish, but that's symbolic of this entire WrestleMania. Incredible spots and athleticism, and it felt like these guys were actually competing instead of coordinating to wow the audience and get themselves over (most of the time). But that finish left SUCH a sour taste in my mouth. If Morrison had just unhooked the titles plain and simple, that would have been so much better. For me, that levels out to a ***3/4"

[9.0] "These guys absolutely killed each other! A normal ladder match is brutal enough... but in a ladder match without fans, without that adrenaline you get from crowd noise, every bump must hurt TWICE as much! They went all out, props to them"

[6.0] "Nice match with some interestings spots, probably the best match of the night (which is not much... )"

[9.0] "This was incredibly entertaining and Morrison looked like a damn star. The match was all action but flowed pretty well. Some really cool spots and again, Morrison was doing it in most of them. It's hard to have a truly great match in an empty arena, but this match was able to speak for itself. Credit to all guys here ****1/4"

[8.0] "Only match of the night that was really worth it. Had a weird finish, but everything else involved was up to par. This one didn't need a crowd. It is definitely worth a watch."