This was barely a notch above all of the 1993 WWF PPV shows but it _did_ have a couple of watch-worthy matches. The match between Bret "Hitman" Hart and his brother Owen was worth watching, and I give kudos to the two men for making a cagematch that lasted that long still entertaining. The conclusion of the match was not really a surprise as you could see it coming from a mile away, but the two Hart brothers still managed to make a cage match that lasted that long surprisingly entertaining. The match between Razor Ramon vs Diesel for the Intercontinental Championship belt was also interesting enough, with - again - a surprise ending/turn that bears following. I mean, you _knew_ this was coming but seeing it happen these years later, it's still fun. Sadly, however, that "main event" between "Undertaker vs. Undertaker" was just awful. I'm a huge fan of Mark Calloway, having met him IRL at an airport in Atlanta one afternoon (strangely, he was traveling solo, so I got to spend several minutes in one-on-one conversation with him there while we waited on our flights) and his Undertaker character, but this was a storyline that just didn't work...and the match was proof enough. They tried to make it interesting but even the in-person crowd was restless and locked down on it...whereupon Vince McMahon tried to play it up by mentioning the _'eery silence that has fallen over this stunned crowd'_ . No, Vince...not "eery" and not "stunned": this was just an awful match and the people were bored out of their skulls. In any event, this was hardly a remarkable card and we can only keep hoping that the characters and storylines will improve with time. Still no Hulk Hogan - and he's still not being missed - but a lot of the others' departures from the WWF ring are already being sorely felt. I watched this one once but it's certainly not worth watching MORE than once.