[6.0] "So before this match Albtero Del Rio was about to spin the wheel when Maryse spun it for him. It landed on of course cage match which is a horrible stipulation when you're wrestling a giant so Alberto was very pissed. Honestly this match was satisfactory for me. Big show did the massive chop spot to Del Rio in a move that assumingly hurt like shit. Then Alberto started kicking Big show a ton. Big show tried to get a chokeslam on Del Rio which was reversed, though big show soon hit a massive superplex on Alberto. Though in a sort of dumb finish Mark Henry let Alberto Del Rio win by opening the door, but if you ignore how much that devalues the stipulation it was admittedly quite bad ass because Mark Henry threw Big Show through the damn cage wall. So I suppose the point of this match was more to get Mark over and it certainly seemed to work."
[6.0] "Worth it just for Mark Henry, who was on the best run of his career at this point in terms of character and story. Del Rio is window dressing and Big Show is Big Show, but damn, Henry is so great to watch. He's a ball of rage, firing back at the crowd, injecting some real anger and emotion into a company that was focused on being as sterile as possible at the time. Tossing Big Show through a steel cage is a very memorable moment, as is Mark Henry forgetting how doors work and just opting to tear the thing off its hinges."
[7.0] "Admitedly, this is an one-moment match. That's why the seven. It was the time Mark Henry terrorized the Big Show during his biggest push. The match is short, nothing really special, although they did well for the time they were given. Mark Henry destroys the cage's door and then proceeds to brake one side of it, throwing the Big Show outside. It was, and still is, a memorable moment."