Last Wrestling Match Watched 2.0

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WWF Wrestlemania XV - Hell in a Cell Match: The Undertaker vs. Big Boss Man

There's a reason why I've only seen this 1 time. There is very little chemistry in the match, and it is surprisingly short. Worst cell match ever, by far. After the match the craziness continues as The Brood repels from the top of the arena dropping a noose into the cell. Paul Bearer hits the button that raises the cell and hangs the Bossman from the top of the arena. 1/2* There’s WrestleMania win #8 for the Taker, on a side note this was Taker's last WM until X-Seven which was only two years away.

 

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WWF Wrestlemania X-Seven: The Undertaker vs. Triple H

AHHHHHH the forgotten HHH/Taker match, well it's only forgotten about from the WWE. went out to have a kick ass brawl with no slow spots. I’ll even forgive the ref bumps because he was only slowing down the chaotic brawl this match ended up being. In hindsight, this match doesn’t live up to the classics these two men would have 10 years later, but it’s still a great match. ***3/4 There’s WrestleMania win #9 for the Taker

 

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WWF Wrestlemania X8 - No Disqualification Match: The Undertaker vs. Ric Flair

I love the build to this match even more then i did for the HHH/Taker match @ WMA X-Seven. Which featured Taker beating up his best friend and his son, then getting Flair arrested, then getting Flair thrown off the board of directors. If it wasn't for WM i feel flair should of went over but hey that's just me. As for the match a few blown spots aside, this was a pretty brutal brawl. A little slow at times, but never enough to kill the crowd or my enjoyment of the match. The addition of Arn made for a great moment, Taker totally carried this. *** There’s WrestleMania win #10 for the Taker

 

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WWE Wrestlemania XIX - The Undertaker Vs. Big Show & A-Train

Originally scheduled to be a tag team match with Nathan Jones paired with Taker, but he was taken out pre-match and Taker went it alone. That did hurt the believably as he was facing two monsters and was not Zombie Taker, but Biker Taker. To be fair, this match is a lot better than I remember it being, don't get me wrong it is pretty shit just not as shitty as i remembered. This match should have been the one given 6 minutes not 10. *1/2 There’s WrestleMania win #11 for the Taker

 

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WWE Wrestlemania XX - The Undertaker vs. Kane

At the time The Undertaker returned as the Deadman which an awesome moment, and his entrance in this match is still fantastic. However the match is not awesome matter of fact it's fucking horrible, now that i think about it this is a glorified 8 minute squash to reintroduce the deadman gimmick. *1/2 There’s WrestleMania win #12 for the Taker

 

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WWE Wrestlemania 21 - The Undertaker vs. Randy Orton

AHHHHHHHHH the “Legend Vs. Legend Killer” feud, I've been wanting to watch their matches again so i might do it after watching this match. I loved during Taker's entrance he did not walk he had a machine take him. As for the match this was a solid start but it had it's moments of being sloppy with spots and the middle drug a little, but they made up for it with a extremely hot ending that made it more memorable than it should have been. ***1/4 - ***1/2 There’s WrestleMania win #13 for the Taker

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SPOT OF THE MATCH

 

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WWF Wrestlemania 22 - Casket Match: The Undertaker vs. Mark Henry

Better than I would have anticipated as they kept things moving and went with more of a power match. No rest holds was a plus and Taker hit his signature spots to keep the crowd happy. *1/2 There’s WrestleMania win #14 for the Taker

 

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WWE Wrestlemania 23 - World Heavyweight Championship Match: The Undertaker vs. Batista

AHHHHHHHH The match that put the STRAK on the map. “streak within the streak” of stealing the show at Wrestlemania year after year. This also may be the best match of Batista’s career. These two had crazy ass chemistry I've seen people call this the weakest but i still think the Backlash match was more weak, Cyber Sunday match is still my favorite with this being a close second. Still, this was a high quality power match with no rest holds. Good stuff all around, this match has aged really well. ****1/4 There’s WrestleMania win #15 for the Taker and World title win number 1 as well.

 

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WWE WrestleMania 24 - World Heavyweight Title: The Undertaker vs. Edge

The match told a great story with Edge wrestling a smart match, always one step ahead of the Undertaker's usual moves, but he made that one mistake and got caught with Hell's gate. GOOD SHIT. ****1/4 There’s WrestleMania win #15 and 2nd run as world champ, i think oh and There’s WrestleMania win #16 for the Taker.

 

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WWE Smackdown 03/03/2006: World Heavyweight Championship - Kurt Angle vs. The Undertaker

This is the rematch from No Way Out due to the controversial finish.Which isn't really controversial as Angle rolled through the Triangle Choke and pinned him clean. This was equally as good as the No Way Out match as they had something to build from and busted out even more moves. It was nearing ****3/4 territory until the DQ finish to set up Henry/Taker for WM damn this should of been the MAIN EVENT for WM22. ****1/2

 

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WWF Raw Is War 06/12/2000 - King of the Ring Qualifying Match: X-Pac (w/Road Dogg & Tori) vs. Dean Malenko

Malenko comes out escorted by some of the Godfather’s women. X-Pac and Malenko have a staredown to start when Road Dogg grabs at Malenko’s ankle from the floor distracting him for a shot from behind. X-Pac pounds on Malenko then whips him looking for a dropkick but Malenko fakes him out and rolls him up. X-Pac rolls through it and tees off on Malenko when Malenko rolls back through it into the Texas Cloverleaf but X-Pac grabs the ropes. Malenko lays the boots to X-Pac then goes for a whip but X-Pac counters with an elbow then connects with a spinkick. X-Pac kicks Malenko down in a corner and goes for the Bronco Buster but Malenko dodges it and X-Pac straddles the turnbuckle. Malenko whips X-Pac and hits a heel kick for a two count. Malenko goes for a whip, X-Pac reverses him hard into a corner and charges at Malenko but runs into a powerslam. Malenko covers X-Pac but Road Dogg pulls Malenko off of X-Pac so Malenko slams X-Pac with a Tigerbomb then takes a swing at Tori who’s on the apron. Tori then distracts the referee while Road Dogg nails Malenko behind his back and X-Pac follows up with the X-Factor for the three to advance in the tournament. Could have been a good match with a lot more time, but this was 2 minutes of fun. I would of had Dean go over. *1/2

 

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WWF Raw Is War 06/12/2000 - WWF World Tag Team Titles: Too Cool © vs. T & A (w/Trish Stratus)

Albert lockups with Grandmaster Sexay to start and forces him into a corner but Sexay ducks a right hand and gets in some shots. Sexay goes up for the count-along punches when Albert grabs him by the neck but Sexay fights out of it and comes off the ropes with a forearm. Sexay goes for the ropes but Test nails him from behind and Sexay decks him but Albert hits a press slam followed by a clothesline. Albert whips Sexay hard into a corner then goes for the splash but eats a superkick. Sexay starts crawling toward his corer and Albert tries to keep him from making a tag but Sexay hits him with an enzuigiri then manages to tag in Scotty 2 Hotty. They’re doing a hot tag segment just a minute into the match? Scotty takes it to both men then hiit dropkciks on Test and Albert. Sexay hits a crossbody that sends both himself and Albert over the ropes to the floor while Test boots Scotty down and hits a gutwrench powerbomb. Test covers Scotty but Sexay climbs to the top and breaks up the pin with the Hip Hop Drop. Sexay dropkicks Albert through the ropes and Scotty readies for the Worm when Trish hops onto the apron with her boot in hand. Scotty stops Trish from coming in but Trish manages to pass her boot to Test who waffles Scotty with it for a two count. Sexay hops onthe apron and Test takes a swing at him but Sexay ducks then snaps Test’s neck on the ropes and Scotty follows up with the bulldog. Scotty sets up for the Worm again when Val Venis runs in and nails Scotty from behind causing a DQ. Val grabs the ringbell and clocks both Scotty and Sexay with it before throwing them back in the ring and Albert plants Scotty with a chokebomb while Test takes out Sexay with a pump handle slam. Rikishi then runs out for the save and takes out both T&A with superkicks then hits the running butt charge on Albert in a corner then does the same to Test. Rikishi grabs Val and tries to bring him in when Trish weakly attacks him from behind but Rikishi just shrugs Trish’s blows off as he shoves Trish down in a corner. Rikishi readies for a Stinkface but Val comes in and distracts him long enough for Albert to get Trish out of harm’s way. Didn’t even have the chance to get really good since they rushed through it. *

 

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WWF Raw Is War 06/12/2000 - Tables Match: The Dudley Boyz vs. Vince & Shane McMahon

Well that was allot better then expected too bad they botched finish but atlest they tried to clean it up. I give made love to Vince and Shane for bumping the entire match. **

 

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WWF Raw Is War 06/12/2000 - WWF World Heavyweight Title: Triple H © (w/Stephanie McMahon) vs. Chris Jericho

Well this was very good and in true HHH/Y2J 2000 fasion they had the crowd believing Jericho might pull it off like he did a couple of months ago, well that was untill the overbooked finish. But outside that this was marvelious. ***1/2

 

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WWF Raw Is War 06/12/2000 - WWF Intercontinential Title: Chris Benoit © vs. Matt Hardy

I swear i called this, so Jeff Hardy failed to beat Benoit on Smackdown so let’s see if Matt has better luck tonight. What next Lita next week, wait Lita hasn't joined them yet. Another good match with some great back-and-forth action. Not as good as the Jeff/Benoit match but this was still pretty good. ***1/4 After the bell Benoit refuses to let go of the hold when Jeff Hardy comes out to chase him off. Jeff then checks on Matt when Benoit waflles him with the IC belt, just like on Smackdown. Benoit then walks off whiile both Hardys are laying in the ring.