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[4.0] "I know Manny Fernandez has a positive reputation in some corners, but I'm going into this match blind with regards to his work. This is a basic, house-showy exhibition pitting the de-facto ace of the company against the latest gaijin opponent to work against. Lots of wristwork and chinlocks on Manny's part. Jumbo works a lot of this from underneath, but he ultimately wins with a jumping knee and then a Thesz press, before a wild Hansen appears and ambushes him. **1/4 might be a bit harsh, but this is hardly essential."

[7.0] "Bret Hart makes it three good matches in one night, this time with the toughest (in kayfabe) opponent of them all. The dynamic is simple: the big monster who got a bye after squashing Jim Duggan in 5 minutes, against the banged-up underdog who has already wrestled for half an hour. As you'd expect Bigelow spends most of the match on offense, beats the hell out of Bret and seems to have beaten him after interference from Luna, before the decision is scrubbed off and "this match will continue". I wasn't really a fan of that false finish, but it doesn't detract from the match too much for me. Bret scores the upset and then the aftermath sets up a long feud between Bret and Jerry Lawler."

[9.0] "I like this a little better than their match from Summerslam 1991, making it my favourite Mr Perfect match in the WWF. I would have preferred this as the final, though the Bam Bam match is good in its own right and it does get Bret over more having to face the monster last. This one starts out babyface vs babyface, before Hennig soon establishes himself as working heel for the duration of the match. It's a technical match that gradually increases in intensity, everything they do is crisply-executed and hard-hitting, the finish is a flash pinfall which further sets up Bret as an underdog for the final. Hennig works fantastically as a 'temporary heel' incorporating minor cheating tactics and bad sportsmanship but never crossing the line into doing something irredeemable. I loved the spot of him getting out of the sharpshooter by targeting Hart's fingers, playing off of Hart's match with Razor Ramon in the previous round."