This would only be fun for those who (like myself) still miss the "rock-and-wrestling" cartoon-ish days of WWF glory. There was so much goofy stuff, goofy characters, silly storylines, etc that it - today - is almost hard to watch. Back then, however, it was a lot of fun and it was easy to overlook all the goofy hype and overkill. Some of these characters were essentially a "one-hit wonder" in the WWF, as they made a brief appearance and then vanished from the scene. Others hung around for literally decades and definitely left their mark on the world of professional wrestling. Many (if not most) of these are sadly either already deceased or well into retirement and/or disability. For those of us who still like to recall the days when pro wrestling was "fun", this is a neat experience.

Aside from the women’s title match, everything else is pretty entertaining. Well, minus the final portion of the Rumble. It advanced the Mega Powers tension and made a big star out of Studd. Oh, wait. But in all seriousness, it was a fine show.