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WWF Over the Edge 1999

Date: May 23, 1999

Location: Kansas City Convention Center, Kansas City, Missouri

Headlined by a Triple Threat Match between Stone Cold Steve Austin, The Rock & Mick Foley. Austin regains the WWF title shortly after Backlash but Mick Foley now enters the title picture.

Event Highlights:

Main Event:

Triple Threat Match for the WWF Championship



Steve Austin (c) vs. The Rock vs. Mick Foley

An intense and unpredictable bout, featuring Austin’s resilience, The Rock’s charisma, and Foley’s hardcore style. The climax sees Foley delivering a shocking surprise with a barbed wire bat, culminating in Austin retaining after a thunderous Stunner.

Under Card Matches:

The Undertaker vs. Kane

A brutal showdown with fire, barbed wire, and intense storytelling. The Undertaker emerges victorious after a chokeslam through the announcer’s table.



Edge & Christian vs. The Hardy Boyz

High-flying tag team action with daring spots and near-falls. Edge & Christian pick up the win with a clever use of the ropes.



Val Venis vs. Shane McMahon

A comedic and chaotic match, highlighting Shane’s unpredictable antics. Val Venis wins with his Money Shot finisher.



The Big Boss Man vs. The Road Dogg

A gritty street fight leading to a victory for the Boss Man.

 

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WWF King of the Ring 1999 – June 27th, 1999



Location: Continental Airlines Arena, East Rutherford, New Jersey



Attendance: Approximately 17,000 fans

A grueling night awaits Shane McMahon as he intends on getting into the KOTR tournament with one vacant spot but he must first qualify against Intercontinental Champion Val Venis! The Rock regains the WWF title after Over The Edge and will defend against Mankind in the main event of the show but with Stone Cold Steve Austin lurking around, who knows what's gonna happen! Val Venis defends the Intercontinental title against Jeff Jarrett while D'Lo Brown is set to defend the European title against X-Pac. Also on the card, The Hardy Boyz continue their rivalry with Edge & Christian

Event Highlights:

Main Event: WWF Championship Match

The Rock (c) vs. Mankind

In a highly anticipated showdown, The Rock defends his WWF Championship against the unpredictable Mankind. The match is intense, with both superstars showcasing their resilience. After a grueling battle, The Rock retains the title with a devastating Rock Bottom, cementing his reign as champion.



Key Matches & Results:

1. King of the Ring Qualifier Match — Shane McMahon vs. Val Venis

Shane McMahon pulls off an upset victory with a surprise roll-up, earning a spot in the King of the Ring tournament.



2. Tag Team Match: The Hardy Boyz (Matt & Jeff) vs. Edge & Christian

The Hardy Boyz win after a high-flying ladder match, showcasing their daring style.



3. Intercontinental Championship Match:

Val Venis (c) vs. Jeff Jarrett

Val Venis retains with a Money Shot.



4. WWF European Championship Match:

D-Lo Brown (c) vs. X-Pac

X-Pac wins the title with a X-Factor, capturing the European Championship.



5. King of the Ring Tournament Quarter-Finals:



The Big Show vs. Kane — Kane advances after a chokeslam.

Road Dogg vs. Billy Gunn — Road Dogg wins in a tag-team rivalry continuation.

Shane McMahon vs. Gangrel — Shane advances with a surprise victory.

The Undertaker vs. Ken Shamrock — The Undertaker wins in a brutal match.

6. Special Attraction Match:

Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. The Rock — A fiery confrontation, ending in a no contest after interference from The Corporation.

7. King of the Ring Semi-Finals

Kane vs Shane McMahon - Shane upsets Kane to advance to the finals
Road Dogg vs The Undertaker - The Undertaker pins Road Dogg to advance to the finals

Tournament Final:

The Undertaker vs. Shane McMahon — Shane pulls off an upset with some interference, earning the King of the Ring crown, which sets up new storylines for the summer

 

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WWF Fully Loaded 1999​

Date: July 25, 1999

Location: Continental Airlines Arena, East Rutherford, New Jersey

In order to get another shot at Stone Cold Steve Austin, The Rock must win a #1 Contender's Match against Triple H if he wants to get that title match in the main event. Elsewhere, Jeff Jarrett wins the Intercontinental title from Val Venis but Venis gets a rematch on the PPV; Mideon beats D'Lo Brown for the European title and D'Lo also gets his rematch at Fully Loaded; Kane battles The Undertaker; The Hardys pull double duty by facing The Brood in the pre-show and then, The Dudley Boyz on the main card.


Card & Results:

Pre-Show:




Hardy Boyz vs. The Brood

Hardy Boyz win via Swanton Bomb from Jeff Hardy on Gangrel.

Main Card:

1. The Godfather vs. The Big Show

Result: The Big Show defeats The Godfather via pinfall after a Chokeslam.




2. Tag Team Match: The Hardy Boyz vs. The Dudley Boyz

Result: Hardy Boyz win after a Double Twist of Fate on Bubba Ray Dudley, followed by a Swanton Bomb.




3. Intercontinental Championship Match: Jeff Jarrett (c) vs. Val Venis

Result: Jeff Jarrett retains after interference from The Blue Meanie, leading to a DQ.




4. WWF European Championship Match: Mideon (c) vs. D'Lo Brown

Result: Mideon retains via pinfall after interference from The Ministry of Darkness.




5. No. 1 Contender Match for the WWF Championship: The Rock vs. Triple H

Result: The Rock wins via pinfall after a Rock Bottom, earning a shot at the WWF Championship.



6. Special Attraction Match:

Kane vs. The Undertaker

Result: Kane wins after a chokeslam through a table.




Main Event – WWF Fully Loaded 1999:**

WWF Championship Match: Stone Cold Steve Austin (c) vs. The Rock

Result: Stone Cold retains the title after a low blow and a Stunner, in a controversial finish.

 

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WWF Summerslam 1999​

Date: August 22nd, 1999

Location: Target Center, Minneapolis, MN

The Rock regains the Intercontinental title and defends against Triple H at Summerslam; Too Cool capture their first tag team titles and defend them against The Hardy Boyz while the headliner is Stone Cold Steve Austin vs The Undertaker for the WWF title. This Summerslam also features an ECW showcase as Tajiri takes on Rob Van Dam

Main Card

1. Intercontinental Championship Match

The Rock (c) vs. Triple H

A hard-fought battle with interference from DX, culminating in The Rock retaining after a thunderous People's Elbow.




2. WWF Tag Team Championship Match

Too Cool (Grandmaster Sexy & Scotty 2 Hotty) (c) vs. The Hardy Boyz

High-flying action as the Hardy Boyz push the champions to the limit, but Too Cool retains after a massive splash from Grandmaster Sexy.




3. WWF Championship Match

Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. The Undertaker

A brutal, no-holds-barred match with both superstars exchanging signature moves. The Undertaker wins via disqualification after interference from The Ministry of Darkness.




4. Special Attraction Match – No Disqualification

Kane vs. Mankind

A match filled with chaos and destruction. Kane emerges victorious after a chokeslam onto a steel chair.




5. ECW Showcase

Tajiri vs. Rob Van Dam

An explosive high-flying contest with RVD capturing victory with a Five-Star Frog Splash.




6. Women's Match

Sable vs. Luna Vachon

A fierce rivalry culminates in Sable defeating Luna with a Sable Bomb.




Pre-Show Matches

D-Lo Brown vs. Val Venis

D-Lo Brown wins with a Lo-Down.




Edge & Christian vs. The Acolytes

Edge and Christian secure the win with a Con-chair-to.

 

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WWF Unforgiven 1999

Date: September 26, 1999

Location: Providence Civic Center, Providence, Rhode Island

Once again, headlined by Austin vs Taker for the WWF title. D'Lo Brown regains the European title and defends it against Val Venis; the New Age Outlaws issues devolve into a Hardcore Match between Road Dogg and Billy Gunn.


Match Card & Results:

1. Intercontinental Championship Match

The Rock (c) vs. Mankind




A brutal, hard-hitting contest. The Rock retains after a devastating People's Elbow, but Mankind’s resilience earns him huge respect.

2. Tag Team Match

The Hardy Boyz (Matt & Jeff) vs. Edge & Christian




Known for their high-flying antics, Hardy Boyz win with a double-team move off the top rope, earning their first major tag team victory.

3. European Championship Match

D-Lo Brown (c) vs. Val Venis




D-Lo retains with a Frog Splash after a tight match filled with interference and chaos.

4. Hardcore Match

Road Dogg vs. Billy Gunn




A wild, unpredictable match with weapons everywhere. Road Dogg pulls out a kendo stick to secure the victory.

5. WWF Championship Match

Stone Cold Steve Austin (c) vs. The Undertaker




One of the most anticipated matches of the night. After a grueling battle, Austin retains by pinning The Undertaker after a low blow and a Stunner. The show ends with Austin celebrating as the crowd roars.

 

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WWF Rebellion 1999 – October 2nd, 1999




Location: Manchester Evening News Arena, Manchester, England

All of the titles except the Light Heavyweight title change hands before we get to Rebellion in the UK; Cactus Jack wins the WWF title from Steve Austin and defends against The Rock; X-Pac wins the Intercontinental title and defends against Jeff Jarrett; Val Venis wins the European title and defends against D'Lo Brown; The Headbangers win the tag titles and defend against The Dudley Boyz; Light Heavyweight Champion Taka Michinoku defends against Jerry Lynn



Main Card Highlights

1. Intercontinental Championship Match

Challenger: Jeff Jarrett

Champion: X-Pac

Outcome: X-Pac retains after interference from The Radicalz (Dean Malenko and Saturn).

Match Summary: A fast-paced bout with high-flying maneuvers. The Radicalz interfere, causing a distraction, allowing X-Pac to hit the X-Factor for the pin.




2. WWF Tag Team Championship Match

Challengers: The Dudley Boyz

Champions: The Headbangers

Outcome: The Dudley Boyz win the titles via pinfall after a 3D finisher.

Match Summary: A chaotic, hardcore-style match with chairs and tables. The Dudleys dominate with their aggressive style.




3. WWF European Championship Match

Challenger: D'Lo Brown

Champion: Val Venis

Outcome: Val Venis retains by pinning D'Lo after a Money Shot.

Match Summary: A technical battle with some high-impact spots, ending with Venis's signature finisher.




4. Light Heavyweight Championship Match

Challenger: Jerry Lynn

Champion: Taka Michinoku

Outcome: Taka Michinoku retains after a moonsault.

Match Summary: A high-flying classic highlighting the cruiserweight division's talent.




5. WWF Championship Match

Challenger: The Rock

Champion: Cactus Jack

Outcome: The Rock wins via pinfall after a Rock Bottom.

Match Summary: An intense, brutal match with moments of interference, including a run-in by Stone Cold Steve Austin. The Rock finally secures victory with his signature move.

 

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WWF No Mercy 1999 – October 17th, 1999




Location: Gund Arena, Cleveland, Ohio

Attendance: 18,000 fans


No Mercy is headlined by the rematch from Rebellion between The Rock and Mankind for the WWF title but first, Mankind must take on Big Show in a Hardcore match. Val Venis captures the Intercontinental Championship and defends against Jeff Jarrett; Edge and Christian duke it out to crown a #1 contender for the European title; The Hardys battle the Dudley Boyz in tag action; Tori goes one-on-one with Ivory.

Main Event:

WWF Championship Match

The Rock (c) vs. Mankind

A brutal, emotionally charged match with both superstars giving their all. After a grueling contest, The Rock retains his title with a decisive Rock Bottom followed by the People’s Elbow.




Under Card Highlights:

Intercontinental Championship Match

Val Venis (c) vs. Jeff Jarrett

Venis defends his title successfully after a vicious Money Shot.




Tag Team Match

The Hardy Boyz vs. The Dudley Boyz

A high-flying, extreme encounter ending with The Hardy Boyz securing the pin after a Swanton Bomb.




No. 1 Contender Match for the WWF European Championship

Edge vs. Christian

Edge wins with a spear, earning a shot at the European title at a later date




Hardcore Match

Mankind vs. The Big Show

An all-out brawl involving steel chairs, trash cans, and tables. Mankind emerges victorious after a classic hardcore brawl.




Women’s Match

Tori vs. Ivory

A quick match showcasing both competitors’ athleticism, with Ivory picking up the win.

 

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WWF Survivor Series 1999

Date: November 14, 1999

Location: Joe Louis Arena, Detroit, MI

Attendance: 18,500

Another edition of Survivor Series that features the Wildcard format for the Survivor Series match with Rock headlining one team and Austin captaining the other. In the meantime, Triple H wins the WWF title and defends it against newcomer Olympic gold medallist Kurt Angle in the main event of the show. Chyna makes history by becoming the first women to hold the Intercontinental title and defends against Jeff Jarrett. Elsewhere; Mick Foley battles The Rock in a No DQ match; the Hardy Boyz battle Edge & Christian and in the pre-show, new Light Heavyweight Champion Tajiri defends against Dean Malenko.


Match Card:

Pre-Show:




Light Heavyweight Championship Match:

Tajiri (c) vs. Dean Malenko

Tajiri retains after a hard-fought match, showcasing high-flying agility and technical prowess.

Main Card:

1. Survivor Series Classic: Team Rock vs. Team Austin

Traditional 5-on-5 Survivor Series Elimination Match




Team Rock:

The Rock

Triple H

Kane

The Big Show

Mankind

Team Austin:

Steve Austin

The Undertaker

Shane McMahon

Test

X-Pac

Match Highlights:




Intense back-and-forth action with multiple eliminations.

The Rock and Austin face off, leading to chaos.

Final Four: Kane, The Big Show, Shane McMahon, and Mankind.

Winner: Team Rock, with Kane eliminating Shane McMahon last.

2. Intercontinental Championship Match

Chyna (c) vs. Jeff Jarrett




Chyna retains after a brutal match, with assistance from her bodyguard, Eddie Guerrero, distracting the referee.

3. Tag Team Match

The Hardy Boyz vs. Edge & Christian




Match of the Night: High-flying, fast-paced action, ending with The Hardy Boyz winning after Jeff Hardy hits a Swanton Bomb on Christian.

4. No Disqualification Match

Mick Foley vs. The Rock




A brutal brawl involving chairs and tables.

Foley wins with a Double Arm DDT onto a chair.

5. WWF Championship Match

Triple H (c) vs. Kurt Angle




Main Event:




A technical masterpiece with near falls and counters.

Triple H retains after interference from X-Pac, who attacks Angle with a steel chair, setting up ongoing feuds.

 

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WWF Armageddon 1999

December 12, 1999

Location: National Car Renter Center, Sunrise, FL

This final PPV of the millenium is headlined by Triple H vs Vince McMahon for the WWF Championship. Chris Jericho captures the Intercontinental title and defends it against Val Venis. The tag titles are vacated due to injury and the Hardy Boyz and Edge & Christian meet in tag action to crown new champions; Mick Foley defends the hardcore title against Al Snow; Kurt Angle appoints himself "United States Champion" and defends his "championship" against The Rock - who pulls double duty by taking on Stone Cold Steve Austin as well; Trish Stratus makes her WWF PPV debut by taking on Jacqueline


Match Card & Highlights:

1. Intercontinental Championship Match

Chris Jericho (c) vs. Val Venis

A high-energy bout with Jericho retaining after a devastating Lionsault.




2. Tag Team Match

The Hardy Boyz vs. Edge & Christian

An electrifying ladder match for the Tag Team Titles, with The Hardy Boyz capturing the belts after a spectacular Swanton Bomb from Jeff Hardy.




3. WWF Hardcore Championship Match

Mick Foley (c) vs. Al Snow

A wild, no-holds-barred contest with Foley retaining after a brutal chair shot.




4. United States Championship Match

Kurt Angle (c) vs. The Rock

A classic showdown with Angle retaining after a sneaky roll-up.




5. Women's Match

Trish Stratus vs. Jacqueline

Trish wins via submission with a sharp figure-four leglock.




6. Special Attraction Match

Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. The Rock

A highly anticipated rematch with Austin winning after a Stone Cold Stunner.




7. Main Event – WWF Championship Match

Triple H (c) vs. Vince McMahon (with Shane McMahon)

A grueling match with interference from Shane, but Triple H retains after a Pedigree on Vince.

 

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WWF Royal Rumble 2000

Date: January 23, 2000

Location: Madison Square Garden, New York City


Kurt Angle shocks the world by winning the WWF title on the first Raw of 2000 against Triple H and The Rock will challenge Angle in the main event of the Royal Rumble for the title. Chris Jericho defeats Chyna to become the Intercontinental champion and Chyna gets her rematch at the Rumble; The Hardy Boyz defend the tag titles against The Dudley Boyz while The Acolytes battle Big Show & Kane to crown the next contenders to the tag titles.

Key Matches & Highlights:

1. Tag Team Championship Match:

The Hardy Boyz (Matt & Jeff Hardy) vs. The Dudley Boyz (Bubba Ray & D-Von)




An explosive ladder match that saw the Hardy Boys retain their titles after Jeff Hardy climbed a ladder and hit a Swanton Bomb onto D-Von through a table.

2. Intercontinental Championship Match:

Chris Jericho vs. Chyna




Jericho retained with a clean victory after a Lionsault, solidifying his rising star status.

3. No. 1 Contender's Match (for the WWF Tag Team Titles):

The Acolytes (Faarooq & Bradshaw) vs. The Big Show & Kane




A brutal contest with heavy brawling, ending with The Acolytes pinning Kane after a double clothesline.

The Royal Rumble Match:

Participants:




Notable entrants included The Rock, Stone Cold Steve Austin, The Undertaker, Mick Foley, Triple H, and many surprise entrants.

Surprise Entrants:




"The American Dream" Dusty Rhodes making a guest appearance at No. 30, causing chaos.

"The Texas Rattlesnake" Stone Cold Steve Austin entered at No. 1 and dominated for much of the match.

The Undertaker entered at No. 15 and immediately engaged in a fierce showdown with Austin.

Moments:




The Rock and Stone Cold had a tense showdown, culminating in a double elimination at one point.

Mick Foley, in his Cactus Jack persona, entered at No. 27 and delivered his signature hardcore brawling.

The final four included Austin, The Rock, The Undertaker, and Triple H.

Winner:

Stone Cold Steve Austin outlasted all competitors, eliminating The Undertaker last to secure his third Royal Rumble victory and earn a shot at the WWF Championship at WrestleMania 2000.




Main Event:

WWF Championship Match:

Kurt Angle (champion) vs. The Rock




An intense, technical matchup with interference from The McMahon-Helmsley Faction.

Stone Cold Steve Austin appeared midway through the match, distracting Angle and allowing The Rock to hit a Rock Bottom for the victory and the title shot at WrestleMania.

 

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WWF No Way Out 2000

February 27, 2000

Target Center, Minneapolis, Minnesota

This edition of No Way Out is headlined by Triple H defending the WWF title against Mick Foley. Triple H defeated Kurt Angle to win the title on Smackdown a few days after the Rumble; Chris Jericho defends the Intercontinental title against now-former WWF champion Kurt Angle; Dean Malenko dethrones Taka Michinoku as Light Heavyweight kingpin and defends the Light Heavyweight title against Essa Rios; The Hardy Boyz battle the Dudley Boyz; The Rock squares off with Shane McMahon in a no DQ match; Road Dogg takes on Tazz in a Hardcore Match.


Card Highlights:

1. Opening Match - Hardcore Match

Road Dogg vs. Tazz

An all-out brawl with weapons and chaos. Tazz seeks revenge after being betrayed earlier by the New Age Outlaws. Road Dogg pulls off a surprise victory with a pump handle slam onto a steel chair.




2. Intercontinental Championship Match

Chris Jericho (c) vs. Kurt Angle

A technical showcase with Jericho defending his title. Angle counters the Walls of Jericho with a roll-up, but Jericho narrowly retains after a low blow distraction.




3. Tag Team Match

The Hardy Boyz vs. The Dudley Boyz

High-flying action and table spots galore. The Dudleys dominate late, finishing with a 3D on Jeff Hardy for the win.




4. WWF Light Heavyweight Championship Match

Dean Malenko (c) vs. Essa Rios

A fast-paced contest filled with high-flying maneuvers. Malenko retains after a Texas Cloverleaf submission.




5. No Disqualification Match

The Rock vs. Shane McMahon

A personal rivalry culminates in chaos. Shane uses a steel chair, but The Rock counters with a Rock Bottom through a table for the victory.




6. Main Event - WWF Championship Match

Triple H (c) vs. Mick Foley

A brutal, no-holds-barred match. Foley fights valiantly, but Triple H wins with a Pedigree after a sledgehammer shot. The game retains as the crowd erupts in a mix of cheers and boos.



Results Summary:

Match Winner Method

Hardcore Match Road Dogg Steel Chair Pump Handle Slam

Intercontinental Title Chris Jericho Low blow distraction

Tag TeamThe Dudley Boyz 3D

Light Heavyweight Dean Malenko Texas Cloverleaf

Shane McMahon vs. The Rock The Rock Rock Bottom

WWF Title Triple H Pedigree

 

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WWF WrestleMania 2000

Date: April 2, 2000

Location: Arrowhead Pond, Anaheim, CA

This year's Wrestlemania 2000 is headlined by a 5-way match for the WWF Championship; with Stone Cold Steve Austin unable to fulfill his slot as Rumble winner, 4 other men step up to Triple H to try and take the title away from him but first The Rock demanded to settle his score in singles with Triple H in singles action on the show and he gets that opportunity. Elsewhere, William Regal costs Chris Jericho the Intercontinental title against Christian and Jericho now challenges Regal to a European title match at Wrestlemania while Christian must now defend the Intercontinental title in a 6-way Ladder Match! Hardcore Champion Al Snow defends his title against Crash Holly; The Hardyz battle The Dudleyz one more time; Essa Rios takes on Taka Michinoku


Match Card & Highlights

1. Intercontinental Championship Ladder Match

Participants:




Christian (champion)

Jeff Hardy

Edge

X-Pac

Gangrel

Steve Blackman

Highlight: A high-flying, risk-taking ladder match culminating with Jeff Hardy retrieving the Intercontinental Title, showcasing his signature daring moves.




2. Hardcore Championship Match

Participants:




Al Snow (champion)

Crash Holly

Highlight: An all-out, no-disqualification brawl through the arena, with Al Snow retaining after a brutal steel chair assault.




3. Tag Team Match

Participants:




The Hardy Boyz (Matt & Jeff Hardy)

The Dudley Boyz (Bubba Ray & D-Von)

Highlight: A chaotic, high-energy match filled with tables and dives, ending with The Hardy Boyz claiming victory.




4. Cruiserweight Match

Participants:




Essa Rios vs. Taka Michinoku

Highlight: Fast-paced technical bout with high-flying maneuvers, with Essa Rios securing the win.




5. Singles Match

Participants:




The Rock vs. Triple H

Highlight: A grudge match with intense storytelling, ending with The Rock victorious via Rock Bottom.




6. WWF European Championship Match

Participants:




William Regal (champion) vs. Chris Jericho

Highlight: A technical classic with Regal retaining after a Regal Stretch submission.




7. WWF Championship Match

Participants:




The Big Show vs. Triple H vs. Mick Foley vs. The Rock vs. Kurt Angle

Highlight: A wild, multi-man main event with alliances shifting throughout. The Big Show emerges victorious, capturing his first WWF Championship in a stunning upset.

 

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WWF Backlash 2000

Date: April 30, 2000

Location: MCI Center, Washington, DC

Big Show's reign as WWF Champion is short-lived as Triple H regains the title on Smackdown 10 days after Wrestlemania and is set to defend against The Undertaker; Big Show is trying to bounce back by defeating the self-proclaimed United States Champion Kurt Angle. Kane defeats Jeff Hardy to win the Intercontinental and squares off with Chris Jericho at Backlash while new Women's Champion Trish Stratus defends against Lita. The Rock joins forces with his cousin Rikishi to battle the New Age Outlaws while The Hardy Boyz renew their rivalry with Edge & Christian in a Hardcore Match.


Event Card & Results

1. Hardcore Match

The Hardy Boyz (Matt & Jeff Hardy) vs. Edge & Christian

Result: Hardy Boyz win after Jeff Hardy hits the Swanton Bomb on Christian.




2. Intercontinental Championship Match

Kane (c) vs. Chris Jericho

Result: Kane retains with a chokeslam after a tough back-and-forth match.




3. Women's Championship Match

Trish Stratus (c) vs. Lita

Result: Trish Stratus retains by pinfall after interference from Val Venis, leading to a disqualification.




4. Tag Team Match

The Rock & Rikishi vs. The New Age Outlaws (Road Dogg & Billy Gunn)

Result: The Rock & Rikishi win after The Rock hits the Rock Bottom on Billy Gunn.




5. United States Championship Match

Kurt Angle (c) vs. The Big Show

Result: Kurt Angle retains via submission with the ankle lock.




6. WWE Championship Match

Triple H (c) vs. The Undertaker

Result: The Undertaker wins the WWE Championship after a brutal Hell's Gate submission, aided by Kane's interference.

 

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WWF Insurrextion 2000 – May 6th, 2000

Location: Manchester Evening News Arena, Manchester, England

Attendance: 16,000

Several title changes take place in the week between Backlash and the UK PPV Insurrextion: The Rock beats The Undertaker for the WWF title and defends against Triple H in Manchester; Chris Benoit beats Kane to win the Intercontinental title and defends against Kurt Angle; Val Venis captures the European title from William Regal and will defend against Eddie Guerrero


Event Highlights:




Opening Match:

Hardy Boyz vs. The Headbangers

The Hardy Boyz pick up a high-flying victory after a spectacular Swanton Bomb from Jeff Hardy.




Intercontinental Championship Match:

Chris Benoit vs. Kurt Angle

A technical masterpiece, Benoit retains his title after forcing Angle to tap out to the Crippler Crossface.


Tag Team Match:

Too Cool (Scotty 2 Hotty & Grand Master Sexay) vs. The Dudley Boyz

High-energy action with Too Cool capturing the win after a hip-hop inspired finishing move.




European Championship Match:

Val Venis (c) vs. Eddie Guerrero

Venis retains with a Money Shot off the top rope, but Guerrero puts up a strong fight.


Main Event – WWF Championship Match:

The Rock (c) vs. Triple H

In a brutal contest, The Rock retains after delivering a Rock Bottom followed by a People's Elbow, with interference from The Corporation leading to a chaotic finish.

 

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WWF Judgment Day 2000

Date: May 21, 2000

Location: Freedom Hall, Louisville, KY

This edition of Judgment Day is headlined by The Rock vs Stone Cold Steve Austin in a No DQ match for the WWF title, with Austin back from injury. Also on the card; Chris Benoit defends the Intercontinental title against Kurt Angle and Chris Jericho in a Triple Threat Match; Eddie Guerrero takes on Rikishi in a #1 Contender's Match for the European title; The Hardyz and the Dudleyz duke it out over the tag titles; Mankind takes on Triple H; the tension within the McMahon family explodes as Shane McMahon battles his father Vince; Raven squares off with Crash Holly for the Hardcore title


Main Event

WWF Championship Match:

The Rock (c) vs. Stone Cold Steve Austin

Stipulation: No Disqualification

Result: The Rock retains after a controversial finish, with interference from The Undertaker, leading to a brawl that spills into the crowd.




Under Card Matches

1. Triple Threat Match for the Intercontinental Championship

Kurt Angle vs. Chris Benoit vs. Chris Jericho

Result: Kurt Angle wins with a victory via Olympic Slam on Benoit, capturing the title for the first time.




2. Tag Team Match

The Hardy Boyz (Matt & Jeff Hardy) vs. The Dudley Boyz (Bubba Ray & D-Von Dudley)

Result: Hardy Boyz win after a spectacular ladder match, capturing the Tag Team Titles.




3. No. 1 Contender’s Match for the WWF European Championship

Eddie Guerrero vs. Rikishi

Result: Eddie Guerrero wins, earning a shot at the European Title.




4. Special Grudge Match

Mankind vs. Triple H

Result: Mankind pulls off a shocking victory with help from The Rock, setting up future feuds.




Additional Highlights

Shane McMahon vs. Vince McMahon: A heated showdown with Shane emerging victorious after interference from The Rock.

Ladder Match for the Hardcore Championship: Raven vs. Crash Holly; Raven wins and retains the title.