The Good: Although it was slow to get started, Judgement Day quietly developed into a really good show by the time John Cena and The Great Khali squared off for the WWE Title. Yes, that sounds like one of the worst matches ever on paper, I know, but it was actually really entertaining. Go on and watch it and see for yourselves! The Hardys and Cade & Murdoch had a really good match over the World Tag Team Titles. The rednecks' reformed heel act was certainly interesting and added a new dimension to their act. Shame it didn't last, mind. Edge and Batista had their usual good match, although Edge's no-sell of Batista's spinebuster was a rare oversight on his part and took away from the match. And MVP defeated Chris Benoit two straight in their 2/3 falls match. Benoit did everything he could do elevate MVP in their series. This was the Canadian Crippler's last WWE PPV match. The Bad: CM Punk and Elijah Burke continued to display but a shred of chemistry in their overlong and boring match. Shawn Michaels couldn't work a normal match against Randy Orton due to a very real injury, so WWE presented an extended angle instead. They did what they could with the situation, but it was a disappointment nonetheless. The Rest: Not the dud you might have been led to believe it is, Judgement Day 2007 is worth going out of your way to see.
