My personal thoughts:
The Sandow/Shamus match was annoying because the chants for Sandow sound too much like the chants for Shamus. I loved the Curtis Axel pin to end the three way match -- really clever, and I think it was sold pretty well. Women's match came too soon to use as the bathroom break/refreshment break I was hoping for. I don't know if it was even good for a woman's match. These things are what they are I guess. Ambrose vs Kane was pretty good -- ending was a little anticlimactic (any count-out ending usually is for me.) Kane was lumbering around a bit and a few botched moves hampered it, but the ones that actually work, really sell well in person. I was really impressed with the speed that Daniel Bryan has for his size/build, seeing it in person. Ziggler/Del Rio was good -- Del Rio had a lot of heat live... more so than anyone else that night (except Cena in the pre-show packages.) Punk/Jericho was the biggest pop of all that night -- I really like both those guys, and they had the crowd going. The "One More Try" chant was pretty cool too. The tag team match I was really impressed with how fast Bryan can move for the size/shape he is... he was really moving out there. I thought this match worked pretty well too. Good satisfying ending to it. Main event - lumberjack match was fun - loved the initial no reaction on Ryback, and then the second time they all tear him to pieces. The Cena divebomb onto the pile was good for cartoonic effect, but makes absolutely no sense to actually do in a match. So then Ryback wins, which tells you Cena automatically wins the next phase (otherwise, what's the point in a third), and the tables were fun. The steel steps nearly bouncing into the stands was interesting. The ambulance match was good (I enjoyed the precursor announcer table breaking, especially after Kane had teased us with the Spanish announcer table break!) Both of my boys agreed that the company that makes the ambulance probably needs to re-evaluate their QA process. Looks like Cena missed the hole a little bit as Ryback sort of bounces off the side with one of his arms into the hole, and it looks like Cena hesitates before celebrating, but everyone pretty much thought that was an awesome way to end it (though I must say I suspected it since they are twelve feet off the ground at that point with not too many areas to go to that aren't going to be hard as hell or with spectators nearby.)
We really had a good time, and next time I wish they would announce the Spanish announcers! They have to run like cockroaches to the table while the lights are off so as not to interfere with the show. Maybe Del Rio will require they announce them now that he is a champ.