Customer Rating: 
Summary: The Master Plan.
Comment: WWF Breakdown:In Your House was one of the most entertaining but forgotten events that came out of the year 1998. The main event has the odds against the Texas Rattlesnake like never before against the Brothers of Destruction. However, that is not all the event brings, so about the matches.
Owen Hart vs Edge. It is always great to see an Owen Hart match and this one was actually one of my favorites that Owen had in 1998. This match showed that Owen was capable of having a great match with anyone, as Edge was a little green at this point in his career. Awesome opener.
Al Snow & Scorpio vs Too Much. Hey, it's the J.O.B. Squad and their job is too ... job? Anyways, this was a decent tag team match that I thought was a little too long but still fairly interesting at the same time.
Marc Mero vs Droz. This match was just a filler to hold some PPV time since there was no storyline towards it. Other than a few nice moves from Mero, nothing special came from this one.
No Holds Barred: Bradshaw vs Vader. This was a good match for what it was but it could have been much better. Not many weapons were used but there were good displays of power moves and intensity. Basically, it never gets boring so I praise it just for that.
D'Lo Brown vs Gangrel. This match originally was supposed to be for the European title but D'Lo lost that title to X-Pac a week before on RAW. Luckily, this one is kept short which is good considering that Gangrel is not a great wrestler and D'Lo was not ready carry him just yet.
Triple Threat Steel Cage Match: The Rock vs Ken Shamrock vs Mankind. The winner of this match will be the #1 Contender for the WWF Title. Rock & Foley cut some funny promos before the match, while Shamrock stunk up the place with his. Anyways about the match, it was a fun and unique match to watch since this is the only time that a triple threat was inside a cage. Great interaction between all three men and solid action throughout. Best match on the card.
Val Venis vs Dustin Runnels. Oh my god, look at Terri's outfit. Sorry, I got distracted. This match was okay but their match at Judgment Day where Dustin wrestles as his proper gimmick "Goldust" was much better. However, this one is worth watching just to look at Terri.
Six Man Tag Team War: X-Pac & The New Age Outlaws vs Jeff Jarrett & Southern Justice. This was a solid six man tag team match that could have been better as well but the match overall was entertaining. The highlight was truly the ending of the match and guarantees the rivalry to continue.
WWF Champion Stone Cold Steve Austin vs The Undertaker vs Kane. This is hyped as a triple threat match but Vince McMahon made the stipulation that Undertaker & Kane can not pin each other to win the title but they have to beat Austin. Basically, this is a glorified handicap match for the WWF Title. Great storyline that lead to a better than expected match. There were times where it looked like Austin just might pull it out, even moments where Taker & Kane beat the hell out of each other just to see who would get the fall. The ending was little weak because it just puts over the storyline to the next PPV, which is Judgment Day. The overall match was awesome and check Vince's funny moment at the end of the event.
Overall, a very good show that would have been better if not for the two filler matches. But then again, you get an awesome opener, two great triple threat matches, and a watchable undercard. Can not complain about that.
Customer Rating: Summary: Undertaker vs Kane vs Austin for the WWF Title
Comment: WWF BreakDown;In Your House
9/27/1998
Copps Coliseum,Hamilton Ontario Canada
Owen Hart defeated Edge after interference from Christian who distracted Edge during the end of the match causing him to lose the match up.
Al Snow and Scorpio defeated Too Much(Brian Christopher and Scott Taylor).
Marvelous Marc Mero w/Jacqueline defeated Darren Drozdov.
No Holds Barred Match;
Bradshaw defeated Vader(This is Vaders last WWF p.p.v).
Dlo Brown defeated Gangrel after interference from Mark Henry
Steel Cage #1 Contender Match for the WWF Title;
The Rock defeated Mankind and Ken Shamrock in an triple threat cage match to become the # 1 contender for the WWF Title.(The Rock would win the WWF Title at Survivor Series 98).
Val Venis w/Terri Runnels defeated Dustin Runnels
Six Man Tag Team Match;
The New Age Outlaws and X-Pac defeated Jeff Jarrett and Southern Justice.(During the match Jeff Jarrett hits an guitar over the head of X-Pac.I think Hunter Hearst Helmsley/HHH was supposed to wrestle in this match but he had an knee injury).
Triple Threat Match for the WWF Title;(The Undertaker and Kane can not pin each other they can only pin Austin).
The Undertaker and Kane defeated Stone Cold Steve Austin after an double chokeslam and an pin.Then Vince McMahon comes to the ring,grabs the belt and runs with it to the backstage area and runs off in an limo;And tells Austin you dont have the belt anymore;its mine;its mine then he gives him the middle finger after the p.p.v goes off the air.No one is WWF Champion it is held vacant until Survivor Series 1998).
Customer Rating: 
Summary: rock + shamrock+ cage +mankind = a really super cage match
Comment: this was a really unique cage match there was some creative 3 men moves in the match some good spots the rock bleeds nice in this match i was expecting just a little bit more for these guys but am not really disappoint it would have been nice to see the cage being use a little bit more or saw a big spot off the cage can't complain each men did their best my favorite spot is where the rock does the people's elbow to both of them at the same time i enjoyed the rock old theme music when he made his entrance the song had a slow but cool catchy tone to it most of rock's songs were like that i miss the man as a performer he was the best entertainer of the new millennuim he was the coolest man of the wwf i want to be just like him where his 500 dollar shirts talk like him mankind was the nice wrestler alive and this is but he turned heel a couple of weeks ago so u will side another side of him that u have seen in a long time or maybe before shamrock really was the world's most dangerous man i don't understand why he did stay with the wwf he was standing to become more of my favorite wrestlers he probably could have had a 3 or 4 classic with benoit hbk and angle now as for the cage match it gets ***1/2-***3/4 i dig the ending of the cage match it was one of the most creative endings in cage match history i going to be a little throughtful and give this match a ***3/4 for the amazing ending
Customer Rating: Summary: Two Triple Threat Matches On One Card...Sounds Good To Me!!!
Comment: Breakdown: In Your House
September 27, 1998
Copps Coliseum
Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
Edge V. Owen Hart
Awesome opener. I really don't like Edge was a performer, but if you get him in there that can carry his ass, he looks like a million bucks and that's what happened here. Owen...R.I.P. Buddy, you are truely missed. Owen wins and gives Edge his first **** star match.
Too Much V. Al Snow & Scorpio
The JOB Squad won this match?...their Job IS to Job. Ok...whatever. ***
No Holds Barred Match:
Vader V. Bradshaw
ok match that had some very good spots in it actually. Bradshaw wins ** and speaking of JOBS...is seems like since No Way Out Vader have been doing to JOB everytime he was on PPV. Weird.
D'Lo Brown V. Gangrel
Short and thank god, Gangrel sucks. It's a good thing that D'Lo won. *1/2
Triple Threat Steel Cage Match:
Mankind V. The Rock V. ken Shamrock
Very cool cage match. I wonder why Vince doesn't do more Triple Threat Cage Matches. I think it's unique. The Rock wins. ***3/4
Val Venis V. Dustin Runnels
Look at what Terri isn't wearing. Very hott...AH, i just got slapped in the head by my wife...what I'm a guy..the day we stop looking is the day we die. It's the truth. Anyways, the match was ok and everyone was looking at Terri anyways so we are all winners. actually Val wins. **
X-Pac & New Age Outlaws V. Jeff Jarrett & Southern Justice
Good match that could have been better. DX wins. ***
Triple Threat Match for the WWF Championship:
Stone Cold Steve Austin (Champion) V. Undertaker V. Kane
One of my favorite matches. Great storyline and both Undie and Kane pin Austin at the same time and Finkle doesn't know who to announce as the new champ. ****1/4
Overall, a very good show with a very hott opener, two awesome triple threat matches and one very hott Terri Runnels as always.
Customer Rating: Summary: Not the best and not the worst!
Comment: This video is ok but is not the best I've seen.Some matches were ok and some were dreadful.The matches that were the best were Edge vs Owen Hart, Ken Shamrock vs Mankind vs The Rock in a cage match,and The Undertaker and Kane vs Stone Cold for the championship.The matches that were ok were Gangrel vs Dlo Brown Xpac and the New age Outlaws vs Southern Justice,and Bradshaw vs Vader.The matches that were dreadful were Val Venis vs Dustin Runnels,Droz vs Marc Mero and Al Snow and Scorpio vs Too Much.
