Gangrel, Mark Henry, Steve Blackman & Val Venis vs. Joey Abs, Pete Gas, Rodney & The British Bulldog

[0.0] "What a match, where they literally turn and forget what they were doing shows before this PPV, on booking was a disaster, then the match itself after watching it, I just can tell that even the crowd wasn't into it, and you distract with something else instead of paying attention to it. 0/10 [DUD]"

[2.0] "What in the hell was this booking? Bulldog just concussed Stephanie like three weeks ago, the Mean Street Posse are rolling with Bulldog so ok but what is this other team? Val Venis was burning Mick Foley's book, Mark Henry just turned on The Godfather, Gangrel is lost without the Hardys or Edge and Christian, and Steve Blackman is like look guys I'm just here to get paid. They booked 8 heels in a Survivor Series match. Bulldog turns mini-face as he's the last guy on his team which was fun for a second but he's so washed at this point Val and Henry finally put him and the audience out of their misery and win."

[1.0] "Mean Street Posse involved, you know it's going to suck. Val Venis gets the win in a match he should've gotten the win in due to his opponents all sucking. Why Bulldog teamed with those bums is beyond me."

[3.0] "I mean, it's a match with the Mean Street Posse in it, what do you expect? Honestly, I almost like the story of the match - Bulldog has to overcome being teamed up with those three gormless goofballs as they get annihilated by the babyface team, and then digs his way pretty impressively out of a hole 4-on-1 before being overcome by the numbers advantage. If this match had some more actual talent in it, I might have liked it. Unfortunately, it had Pete Gas, Joey Abs, and Rodney, and the babyface team wasn't significantly better. Realistically, well-past-his-best Bulldog was the second best guy in here, and the match peaked when he and Val were wrestling - and it peaked at "slightly above mediocre." Ehhh."

[4.0] "I'll give this a slightly generous 4 points because it got in and out quickly and didn't overstay its welcome. The problem with this match was that it was just full of guys who were not remotely over, so the crowd didn't care. Val might have been the most over guy in the match, and this was a bit past his peak. Short match with quick eliminations. Everyone got their bite size action in and then departed. Not really a good match, but doesn't ruin the event either."

[3.0] "A very forgettable match that seems like a popcorn match in all honesty. The Mean Street Posse is probably best suited for heaters for bigger stars or managers because they were pretty much worthless in this one and made it really seem like a 4 vs. 1 handicap match. 2 stars at best."

[3.0] "There was a very impressive Mark Henry moment where he sends Bulldog flying with that press slam. This wasn't a very interesting match as Mean Street Posse was a jobber team and Bulldog was at a big disadvantage because of it while the other team was randomly thrown together at the last minute as there was no build to it at all. It's a match you'll forget about as soon as it's over."

[3.0] "It was ok .The Posse were brought to be jobbers but this also affect bulldog .Henry look impressive in this match as do bulldog by eliminating two wrestlers of the opposing team"

[1.0] "Yikes. Bulldog looks ROUGH here. As it stands, this is a match between a misfit team of low card guys, and the mighty fallen in Bulldog and his squad of backup jobbers. It's a pretty hard watch. 1 point for Gangrel's entrance, which is always fun."

[4.0] "I loved Mean Street Posse as Shane's flunkies, but I don't want to see them wrestle. They're good as punching bags, but nothing more. I mean it wasn't awful, but the star power in this was almost non existent. Bulldog and Venis looked good, everybody else did their part, that's about it."

[6.0] "Mean street Posse showed they wanted to get good / serious. Bulldog more or less showed up. Gangrel and Steve Blackman got a rare pinfall on PPV. Daft but not trash."

[0.0] "Good lord, what a boring match. It's pretty bad when you can't remember a single offensive move from the match."

[4.0] "** - random match. Good enough maybe for a raw but not ppv quality. Definitely skippable and nothing memorable"

[4.0] "And oddball setup here. I guess Bulldog and Posse are the heels for this thing. Posse are totally useless as Pete Gas gets taken out by Blackman and a bicycle kick. Gangrel kills Rodney with an impaler and the last guy of the three Joey Abs gets a stun gun on Mark Henry, but that's it for him as Henry fights back and the big splash finishes Abs. Bulldog is now 4 on 1. Bulldog and Gangrel fight up top and he hits a superplex and pins him. That will ease things up a little. Next he and Blackman do a little thing and Bulldog gets a fisherman suplex for the pin. Henry in and he gives Bulldog an ugly press slam that drops the poor guy on his shoulder but he comes back until he gets double teamed, which is weird watching a tweener and a heel double team the heel champion. Big splash from Henry and a money shot from Venis gets the pin. Okay I guess."

[2.0] "Well this was awful. An absolutely past it Bulldog and three guys who never had it in the first place against four random faces. The action was as poor as the booking."

[1.0] "Overly long nothing match with no storyline that drew no heat from the crowd, not even from Bulldog."

[3.0] "Has there been a more underwhelming Survivor Series team than the combination of the Mean Street Posse and roided-up 1999 Davey Boy Smith? It's clear that this was shoved onto the card to eat up some time and give some of the midcard acts something to do. The Posse are very poor workers, as evident by Rodney screwing up a simple elbow drop. The face team of slightly more interesting gimmicks makes quick work of the Posse, eliminating all three members in a little over five minutes. Henry botches a press slam and nearly drops Bulldog on his head in a scary spot. The Bulldog is left to fend for himself and is able to get wins over Gangrel and Blackman in quick fashion. I thought that beating all of the face team by himself would be a good way to rehab Bulldog after his disastrous return to the company, but Venis and Henry are able to get the win. I'm not sure who came out of this looking good."

[2.0] "This was so loooong, with average wrestling and little to no heat. Bulldog was back for a couple of months and get no reaction from the crowd allready. A part from a nice DDT from Gangrel after misscomunication and Val Venis splash, there's nothing to sse here."

[2.0] "This was a boring match that drew no reactions from the crowd. I don't even remember if there was much of a storyline going into it. Fans just didn't seem to care about the match that much. I didn't care either. (*)"