Conclusion
The Cobra vs Pittman thing was generic filler, but not completely awful. The tag match was defensible and the U.S title contention match had some great spots, it was just too long. The dungeon match was pure bullshit, but the second main event in Arn vs Flair was legitimately one of the best matches I’ve seen.
All in all, WCW isn’t at its best. It has a lot of big players in 90’s wrestling in Sting, Luger, Hogan, Big Show and Savage, but the mid-card isn’t there, besides a very young Eddie Guerrero who debuted on the episode of WCW Main Event, before this aired. It’s also far too hammy, ridiculous, dependent on Hogan’s mates and just generally quite dull. Overall, we’ll have to wait and see if it’s better than the first WWF pay-per-view on our journey, which is In Your House #3.
Thanks for reading and be sure to tune in next time.
