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WWE 2002: Ruthless Aggression

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This is the update post. This will links to shows, rosters etc... It will be constantly updated to help work through the thread.

Dual Brand Roster

Mr. McMahon, The Rock, Hulk Hogan, Big Show & Jazz



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Monday Night Raw Roster
General Manager

Shawn Michaels

On-Screen Personale

Jim Ross, Jerry Lawler, The Coach, Marissa Mizolla & Lillian Garcia


Albert, Billy Gunn, Chris Jericho, Chuck Palumbo, Diamond Dallas Page, D-Von Dudley, Goldust, Jeff Hardy, Kama Mustafa, Kane, Kevin Nash, Kurt Angle, Maven, Mr. Perfect, Perry Saturn, Planet Stasiak, Rikishi, Scotty 2 Hotty, Test, Tommy Dreamer, Triple H, Val Venis, William Regal, Ivory, Lita, Molly Holly, Stacy Keibler & Trish Stratus


Tag Teams
Billy & Chuck
Chris Jericho & Kurt Angle
Albert & Scotty 2 Hotty
Jeff Hardy & Kane
Kama & D-Von
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SmackDown! Roster
General Manager

Mick Foley

On Screen Personale

Michael Cole, Tazz, Kevin Kelly, Jim Cornette, & Tony Chimel


Al Snow, Billy Kidman, Booker T, Bossman, Bradshaw, Bubba Ray Dudley, Christian, Crash Holly, Edge, Faarooq, Funaki, Hardcore Holly, Hurricane, Lance Storm, Matt Hardy, Ric Flair, Rob Van Dam, Scott Hall, Steve Austin, Tajiri, Tazz, Undertaker, Debra, Jacqueline, Terri & Torrie Wilson

Tag Teams
Booker T & Bossman
Christian & Lance Storm
A.P.A. (Faarooq & Bradshaw)


Managers
Torrie Wilson (Kidman)

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Current Champions
WWE Undisputed Champion: The Rock
Def. Chris Jericho - RAW February 2002

WWE Tag Team Champion: Big Show & Hulk Hogan
Def. The Outsiders - Backlash 2002

WWE Womens Champion: Jazz
Def. Trish Stratus - RAW February 2002

WWE European Champion: William Regal
Def. Diamond Dallas Page - RAW May 2002

WWE Intercontinental Champion: Rob Van Dam
Def. William Regal - Backlash 2002

WWE Cruiserweight Champion Champion: Tajiri
Def. Billy Kidman - RAW October 2001

WWE Hardcore Champion: Christian
Def. Lance Storm - SD! May 2002




TV Shows
Week 1: MNR
Week 1: SD!
Week 2: MNR
Week 2: SD!
Week 3: MNR
Week 3: SD!
Week 4: MNR
Week 4: SD!
Week 5: MNR
Week 5: SD!


PPVs
No Way Out 2002 (Results Format)
WrestleMania X8 (Recap Format)
Backlash 2002 (Recap Format)
Judgment Day 2002 (Normal Format)
 
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#30 ·
Good Show

Rock promo to start the show was a good idea to warm the crowd up

Billy and Chuck going over makes sense, were always a good tag team and could work well with Jericho/Angle and Hogan/Show

Molly coming out and going heel was a great idea, she was always a great heel and should do well in the fairly small woman's roster

Perfect going over Test was good, both guys should be involved in the European title scene IMO

6 Man was a brilliant idea and would be a really good match, Angle beating Hogan again made sense to progress their feud

Goldust bit was good and i'm interested in where you take it

Mustafa going over Kane surprised me especially with the run in from Devon, looking forward to seeing where this goes

Main event surprised me as I had Nash going over, I think you are maybe rushing HHH/Rock but hell it will be entertaining and I'm looking forward to it. Not sure what Nash will be doing next.

Good way to start the brand split
 
#31 · (Edited)

SmackDown!
25 April 2002



Opening Segment
“Car Wreck” plays as SD! GM Mick Foley makes his way down to the ring to good ovation from the crowd. Foley gets in the ring and welcomes us to the first SD! of the brand extension. He says that he has a huge announcement for next week. Foley says that he has just finished speaking to the board of directors and that next week there will be battle royal involving the top superstars on SmackDown and the winner will get to face whom ever the WWE Undisputed Champion maybe at Judgment Day!

The fans cheer but then “Glass Shatters” and the crowd goes crazy as Stone Cold makes his way down to the ring. Austin gets into the ring and says that whilst the battle royal is all next and good for next week, he wants to be in action tonight. Austin says that he has unfinished business with Scott Hall and wants him in the ring tonight. Foley agrees and our main event for tonight is set; Steve Austin vs. Scott Hall!


Match 1: Cruiserweight Championship Match: Tajiri w/Torrie vs. Matt Hardy
This match is high flying and both men put on a good performance with Hardy hitting the Top Rope Leg Drop and a running clothesline. Tajiri fought back with a group of stiff martial art kicks, Tajiri then locked in the Tarantula. Tajiri set Hardy for the Buzzsaw Kick but Hardy ducked and rolled up Tajiri for a 2 count. Tajiri got back to his feet and kicked Hardy in the groin behind the referees back. Tajiri then hit the Buzzsaw Kick for the win at 7.42. Tajiri pulls an unhappy Torrie to the back as Hardy writhes in pain in the ring.


Match 2: The APA vs. Bossman & Booker T
This was a highly physical match that involved Faarooq legitimately “stiffing” up Booker on occasion with hard clotheslines. Bradshaw was down on the outside when Booker had the ref distracted, Bossman nailed Faarooq in the back of the head with the Nightsick, Faarooq keeled over and Booker hit the Scissor Kick to score the win at 4.55


Backstage Segment
We cut quickly to the backstage area where Scott Hall is standing over Austin. Hall is kicking Austin and throwing all kinds of props available on to him. Hall picks up Austin and rams in head first a number of times into the solid wall. Hall then picks up Austin and delivers a Outsiders Edge onto the Concrete Fall. The officials finally get there and break off Hall from a badly hurt Rattlesnake.


The Debut of Rico Contantino
We come back from the commercial as Julian Marquez is in the ring. He looks kind of slimy and untrustworthy, the fans don't think much of this arrogant jobber.

“Random Babyface Music 34” plays as out comes Rico Constantino...


Tazz and Michael Cole put over this guys serious martial arts background as well as him being a “happy-go-lucky” kind of man. Rico smiles and energetically makes his way down to the ring.

Match 3: Rico Constantino vs. Julian Marquez
The match starts and Rico takes control from the start but Julian pulls on Rico's hair and takes advantage, Rico fights back and nails Julian with a Spinning Back Kick, Julian flips over like a coin, Rico pins and gets the win at 3.11, to the fans approval. Rico panders to the fans in excitement as he celebrates.


Backstage Segment
Foley barges into Halls locker room and demands to know why he attacked Austin. Foley says that Austin has been taking to a near by medical facility and will be unable to compete tonight, Hall seems very happy about this and says that Foley will need to find a new main event now. Foley is irate and tells Hall to stop packing his bags and get his ring gear on. Foley says that he will find someone to face Hall tonight. The fans pop as Hall looks pissed off, as Foley leaves the locker room.


Match 4: Hardcore Championship Triple Threat Match: Bubba Ray (c) vs. Al Snow vs. Hardcore Holly
This match was organised chaos as all three men used everything but the kitchen sink on and around the ring. Al Snow hit Holly with a Trash Can and then got grabbed from behind, Snow was dropped with Bubba Bomb through a Table, Bubba pins and retains at 6.32


Battle Royal Promo
“Keep Rollin...” played as Undertaker made his way down to the ring. The fans boo Taker as he begins to speak. Taker mentions the battle royal coming up next week. Taker says that he has a decade of destruction behind him, but that the last time he held the world title was four years ago. Taker says that he doesn't care who the champion is, or who is the battle royal next week because..... “You Think You Know Me....”

Edge comes down to the ring to a huge applause. Edge says that he is the newest star on Smackdown and he has been waiting and waiting to make it to the top. Edge says that his opportunity is finally here. “One of a Kind........”

IC Champion RVD makes his way down to the ring to join the conversation. The fans are cheering for RVD as he starts to speak. RVD says that unlike Edge he hasn't waited for anything, RVD says that you need to make oppurtunities and not wait to take them. RVD says that he holds the IC title on his shoulder as proof for taking importunities. Taker shuts up RVD and tells both him and Edge that they shouldn't be in his “yard”......Taker says that Edge and RVD need to show respect to him, because he paved the way for both of them. “Woooooooo......”

The fans pop as Ric Flair comes down to the ring to join in. Flair says that “no one owes Undertaker anything”. Flair says that Edge and RVD worked hard and got where they were today because of their personal sacrifices. Flair says however, also says that no one has put more hard work and effort in this business than himself. Flair says that he is “still” the Nature Boy and that next week he will show all three them who deserves respect, when he wins the battle royal.


Backstage Segment
Foley is seen in his office. Foley is on the phone and he puts the phone down as Kevin Kelly walks in. Kevin asks Foley what the situation is with Austin and Hall. Foley states that Austin is still receiving treatment and that he has just come off the phone with Halls opponent tonight. Foley says that his opponent will be arriving very soon.


Match 5: Hurricane & Funaki vs. Christian & Lance Storm
Hurricane is very over but Funaki is the weak link in this put together team. Storm and Christian make quick work of the cruiserweights when Storm makes Funaki tap out to the Single Leg Boston Crab at 4.20


Pre Main Event Segment
A limo arrives, The door opens, we can't tell who's getting out as we cut to a break.

“Outsider” plays as Scott Hall is in the ring, he looks half cocky and half anxious.

“If Ya Smelllow....What The Rock.....Is Coookin'....” Cole and Tazz go crazy as the WWE Undisputed Champion is Halls mystery opponent!


Main Event: The Rock vs. Scott Hall
The match starts and The Rock is on fire with intensity, Hall gets back in the match and slows the pace down working over The Rock in corners. Hall targets Rock's knee and begins to focus on this in the match. Hall wraps Rock's knee around the ring post in one spot. Rock fights back and hits a huge Tilt-a-Whirl DDT. As the match progresses The Rock runs at Hall but Hall pulls the referee in front of him, Rock collides into the referee. Hall then escapes to the outside of the ring and brings a steel chair into the match.

Rock blocks the chair shot and starts to punch away at Hall, but Hall uses a low blow to take Rocky back down. Hall then picks the chair back up but Austin is running down the entrance ramp, he is bandaged and running with a slight hobble. Hall has yet to notice but he turns and sees Austin making his way closer to the ring, Hall turns his attention to Austin. Hall points to the chair and tells Austin to stay back if he knows what's good for him. Austin trash talks Hall from a distance and is actually distracting him as Rock is back on his feet!

Rock is pacing and pacing behind Hall, waiting and waiting....Austin flips off Hall and takes a few steps back, Hall looks impressed that he has “tamed” the rattlesnake, little does he know that when he turns back to focus on the rock he is met by a Rock Bottom!!!!. Rocky pins, 1...2...3!!! @ 13.44.



Post Main Event Segment
The Rock celebrates in the ring as Austin is on the entrance ramp with a huge psychotic laugh as Hall lies motionless on the canvas. The Rock walks back up the entrance ramp and meets Austin. There is plenty of space between them as they exchange, it is unclear what they say to each other, but is probably along the lines of respect and that they both know they will no doubt meet again in the middle of the ring.

Rock walks to the back as his music stops, Austin makes his way back down to the ring, Hall is slowly getting to his feet after his match with The Rock. Austin waits as Hall staggers to his feet, Austin gives Hall “the bird” and drills him with a Stone Cold Stunner!!! The Glass Shatters as Austin signals for a bear as he hobbles back up the entrance ramp to close the show.​


Rob Van Dam def. Christian
Jazz def. Jacqueline
Billy Kidman def. Crash Holly

Tajiri def. Matt Hardy to retain the Cruiserweight title
Booker T & Bossman def. Bradshaw & Faarooq
Rico Constantino def. Julian Marquez
Bubba Ray Dudley def. Al Snow & Hardcore Holly to retain the Hardcore title
Christian & Lance Storm def. Hurricane & Funaki
The Rock def. Scott Hall

Battle Royal - Winner to face WWE Undisputed Champion at Judgment Day

Confirmed Participants:
Steve Austin, Scott Hall, Undertaker, Rob Van Dam, Edge, Ric Flair, Hulk Hogan, Big Show
 
#32 ·
Smackdown review

Good opening promo, like the sound of the battle royal and the main event

Tajiri retaining the Cruiserweight title was a great call, his heel stuff with Torrie around this period was brilliant

Bossman/Booker going over APA surprised me, will be interesting to see if you keep them together and push them

Hall taking out Austin was great and built a lot of heat on him

Rico debuting as a face is really interesting, thought he did a great job with Billy and Chuck so surprised you went down a different route, should be good as he was always decent in the ring

Bubba retaining the hardcore title was good and this would have been a really good match

Battle Royal promo sounds brilliant and was a great way to get these guys on tv

Storm/Christian beating Funaki/Hurricane was expected but still good, hopefully Funaki/Hurricane was just a one night thing as Hurricane could have a great feud with Tajiri over the belt

Rock being the mystery opponent was a great call and the pop would have been great, him going over after the Austin comes out was a great way to end the match without making anyone look weak. The face off with Rock and Austin was awesome and Austin finishing the show stunning Hall although making sense I think was a bit of overkill.

Overall really good show, I'm liking the feuds you are setting up
 
#33 ·

Monday Night Raw
29 April 2002


Match 1: Chris Jericho w/Kurt Angle vs. Big Show w/Hulk Hogan

If Jericho can win this match, Shawn Michaels said that he would consider giving Jericho and Angle a tag team shot. Show beat Jericho a few weeks ago on SmackDown and looks to do the same tonight. The match is a very good opener with both Kurt and Hogan getting involved to help out their partner. The ending came when Hogan was accidentally distracting the referee allowing Angle to slide in the ring and deliver an Angle Slam to the Big Show. Jericho followed it up with a Lionsault and the three count for the win at 12.11


Commercials
Judgment Day Promo
SD! Promo
Live Event Promo


Match 2: Molly Holly vs. Stacy Keibler
Molly Holly comes out with newly died black hair. Stacy is no longer wearing the “dutchess of dudleyville” tshirt, but now is in black top with blue short shorts. Stacy gets a few offensive moves in but Molly is very aggressive and she drops Stacy with a DDT to pick up the win at 5.53


A Regal Interruption
Regal makes his way down to the ring to a chorus of boos. Regal is in a very smart suit as he climbs into the ring, Regal talks about that “rotten trollop” for a European Champion, Diamond Dallas Page. Regal says that last week in that six man tag match he embarrassed DDP and out wrestled him. Regal also says that how can DDP claim to be the European champion when his is not even from Europe

“Bang...It's Me, It's Me, It's D...D...P....” Diamond Dallas Page comes down to the ring, he says that last week he was whipped Regals ass and that Regal was mistaken if he thought he was better than him. DDP says that he is proud to be the European champion and that the only disgrace to Europe is Regal himself. Regal starts to get very angry as...

“Ahh, Ahh, Shawn...” Out comes the MNR General Manager, Shawn Michaels!

Michaels slides into the ring as the fans applaud. Michaels says that we obviously have a confrontation on our hands that there is only one way to settle it and that is, next week, Diamond Dallas Page will defend his European title against William Regal. The fans applaud as Michaels leaves, leaving DDP and Regal looking intently at each other in the middle of the ring. DDP wears the title belt proudly as we cut to a commercial


Match 3: Albert w/Scotty 2 Hotty vs. Planet Stasiak
The fun loving Albert makes quick work of the deranged Stasiak with a Baldo Bomb at 3.22


Through the Peephole
We cut to a clip, from what seems like a hand-held camera. Trish and Lita in the diva locker room. Stacy is also in their recovering from her match with Molly. Trish and Lita check on Stacy and say that they need that they don't know what has got into her. The camera is shaky as it seems to be used from outside the locker room, by opening the door slightly. The segment ends when the camera is put facing the ground, where it seems it was being held by someone wearing black and gold boots, that are identically to those Goldust wears.


Match 4: Jeff Hardy & Kane vs. D-Von Dudley & Kama
Kama who is going just by his first name now, starts the match with Hardy. This match is a very good tag team match between all four men and both teams work well together. D-Von has a new look that is red and black, so he is colour co-ordinated with Kama. The two big men exchange tags to stay fresh whilst beating down Kane, eventually Kane makes the tag to Hardy. Full of energy and crowd support, Jeff uses his agility to fly off the ropes and turnbuckles to take down D-Von and Kama. However D-Von and Kama double team Hardy, but Kane intercepts and clotheslines Kama to the outside. Kane and Kama fight on the outside whilst Jeff hits D-Von with the Twist of Fate and then the Swanton Bomb to pick up the win at 12.43


In the Sheriffs Office
Jericho and Angle barge into Michaels' office, they are all happy and over-excited at the fact Jericho beat Big Show earlier tonight. They keep making fun of the way Hogan tried to help but failed, as well as how dumb the referee was not seeing Angle get in the ring. They also make fun of Big Show for being stupid and not noticing what was happening.

None of this amuses Michaels, but he says that he is a man of his word and he will give Jericho and Angle a shot at the tag team titles at Judgment Day. Michaels says he has done this cause he can't wait to see Hogan and Big Show shut them up! Jericho and Angle leave wearing big smirks across their faces.


Match 5: Mr. Perfect vs. Perry Saturn
Saturn displayed some good wrestling moves in this match, including some cool looking suplexes however Perfect got the win after some good chain wrestling and nailing the PerfectPlex at 5.03


The Rock Interview
The Rock is backstage as Coach tries to get a few words with him before the match with Triple H. Rock hushes Coach and Finally, The Rock has come back..... Rocky continues with catchphrases mixed in with mocking The Coach. Rock continues and says that this next match is a long time in the making. Rock says that ever since WrestleMania, he has been waiting for the time when he faces Triple H one more time. Rock says that tonight, Triple H's wait is over. Rock says that Triple H has earned the right to face him and that he is one of the best in the business today. Rock says that Triple H better get ready because tonight The Rock is gonna bring it. If ya smelll, what The Rock........is cookin'. The Peoples champion gives the peoples eyebrow, as he walks off.


Getting Ready for the Main Event
Triple H is backstage and he sits with his head in his hands as he is emotionally about ready for the upcoming match. HHH sits up and stands up, he opens the locker room door and makes his way down the corridor as we cut to the parking lot.

The camera is in the parking lot as we see Kevin Nash making his way into the arena.....


Main Event: WWE Undisputed Championship: The Rock © vs. Triple H
Both men start with a stare-down but it quickly leads into a battle of fists. These two men have had plenty of matches in the past, so this one is not unique in anyway. They put on a good showing as Rock reverses HHH under-hook knee to the face and tries to lock in the Sharpshooter but HHH has this move scouted and pushes Rock onto the canvas.

The match continues with lots of counters, showing that both men have learned a lot from their previous matches as they know each others move-sets. Triple H can't seem to hit his high knees, spinebuster or pedigree, so he goes to top rope to take a risk but, Rock straddles HHH on the top turnbuckle. Rock climbs up and delivers a superplex to Triple H, Rock covers but only manages to get a 2 count.

The match continues as Rock and HHH slow down as they try and finish the match off. Nash makes his way down to the ring and he watches from about halfway between the tron and the ring. HHH and Rock both notice him, but try their best to keep their attention on the match. The match stays very equal but Nash takes his opportunity when the ref was not looking, and hooks HHHs leg from near the ring ropes. This momentary distraction causes HHH to turn around and see what happened, Nash steps back lifting his hands high in the air saying that he didn't do anything. HHH turns around and Rock nails him with a Rock Bottom. Rock pins and retains at 16.23 as Nash walks back to the back with a cocky smile on his face to close the show.

DDP def. Test
Kurt Angle def. Maven
Kevin Nash def. Tommy Dreamer

Chris Jericho def. Big Show
Molly Holly def. Stacy Keibler
Albert def. Planet Stasiak
Jeff Hardy & Kane def. D-Von Dudley & Kama
Mr. Perfect def. Perry Saturn
The Rock def. Triple H to retain Undisputed title
 
#34 ·
Jericho going over Big show was a good way to start the show, both these teams work really well.

Molly squashing Stacy is a good idea to get her over as a heel

Regal/DDP segment was good and hoping Regal takes the belt next week

Albert going over Stasiak quickly was a good way to get him on tv

This Goldust angle with the divas is interesting, at the moment I think it's not Goldust but someone new who will feud with him

Jeff and Kane going over Kama and Dvon makes sense and a Kane/kama feud could be really good

Looking forward to the tag match at Judgement Day, my guess is Jericho/Angle go over

Perfect going over Saturn again makes sense and was a good way to get him on tv, hoping you have him feud with Regal over the European title

Rock interview was a great way to build up the main event

Nash costing HHH the match was a great way to continue their feud and I'm glad you kept the belt on Rock because there is a much bigger pay off down the line when HHH finally wins the belt
 
#36 · (Edited)

SmackDown!
2 May 2012



Opening Segment
Michael Cole and Tazz welcome us to an explosive edition of SmackDown! Without any hesitation GM Mick Foley comes down to the ring to a huge ovation. Foley gets a few cheap pops in and then mentions that tonight their will be two championships. Crusierweight champion Tajiri will face Hurricane and Womens champion Jazz facing Torrie Wilson.

The crowd pops for those two matches but then Foley reminds everyone that tonight there is a fifteen man battle royal where the winner will go onto face WWE Undisputed Champion: The Rock, at Judgment Day!

“How Do You Like Me Know.......” plays as Hardcore Holly comes down to the ring to mild heat. Holly says that he has been with the company for nearly ten years and that he has never been given “a chance”. Holly says that since the brand extension, he thought he would finally get the chance to become a star. Instead Holly says that he has been relegated to Velocity and has not actually had a match on SD! since the split.Holly then carries on to say that Al Snow is booked in the battle royal but he isn't and that makes no sense.

Foley interjects and asks if there is anyone in the back who is willing to show “ruthless aggression” and to come out here and put their spot in the battle royal on the line.

“You Think You Know” plays as outcomes Edge. Edge gets a good response as he says that he is ready for any challenge and he says that he made his own opportunity and did not wait for someone to hand it to him. Foley asks for a referee to be bought down to ringside as this match is about to begin.



Match 1: Hardcore Holly vs. Edge
Edge takes advantage early on as the crowd is behind him, but Holly overpowers Edge and looks to close the match with a great dropkick and a few bodyslams and suplexes but Edge hits Holly with a Spear! followed by a pin to win at 4.11.



Undertaker Interview
Backstage and the Undertaker is standing by with Kevin Kelly. Taker is asked what he thinks our his chances going into tonight's battle royal for the number 1 contendership. Taker starts to speak but then seems to be looking out of range of the camera. Taker then says “good match, kid”. He walks over to a slightly fatigued Edge who is walking back to the locker room after his match moments ago. Taker tells him congratulations and that he sees something good in Edge. Taker then says that he was brave taking on Holly but he understands that Edge wanted to win a match tonight, and he knows that he won't be able to win the battle royal later.

Edge responds by taking exception to being called “a kid”. Edge says that he is hungry for success and to show the world that he is the next superstar in the WWE. Edge says that he doesn't just plan on winning the battle royal tonight, but that he also plans on eliminating The Undertaker personally.

Taker has turned serious and tells Edge that he doesn't want to be made famous by him. Edge responds by saying that “Edge will make Edge famous” and he starts tonight by winning the battle royal. Edge walks off leaving Undertaker in a thought-provoking state of mind.



Match 2: Cruiserweight Championship: Tajiri w/Torrie vs. Hurricane
Torrie is at ringside dressed in a long Japanese style gown chosen by Tajiri to cover her up from the world. Tajiri and Hurricane have a high paced fast match with the crowd really getting behind the Hurricane. Tajiri locks in the tarantula but Hurricane gets back in the match and hits a spinning neckbreaker, however he is unable to keep the momentum going when Tajiri removes the top turnbuckle pad and drives Hurricane head first into it. Tajiri then finishes the match with the buzzsaw kick to win at 9.02. Tajiri grabs Torrie and pulls her to the back. He tells her that he just showed her how to win and that tonight she must win the Womens Championship.



We cut to the back where Scott Hall is waiting in the parking lot with a baseball bat in hand. He has “Hall 3:16” written on the bat and he says that he has heard Austin is on the way to the arena and he can't wait to meet him.



Match 3: Lance Storm vs. Funaki
Funaki gets a bit of offence in the start of the match. Funaki uses his speed and techincal skill to keep Storm on the ground but Storm drops Funaki with a spinning wheel kick. Storm then hits a springboard clothesline from the top rope. Storm goes for the superkick but Funkai reverses it and then rolls Storm up but Storm reverses and grabs Funakis leg and locks him in the Single Leg Boston Crab , Funaki taps out at 5.13



Tag Champions Promo
Hogan and Big Show come out to a good ovation. They give their usual promo about how they are going to be known as the greatest tag team of all time. They also say that it is confirmed that at Judgment Day they will defend their tag team titles against Kurt Angle and Chris Jericho. They carry on to say that whilst Angle and Jericho are two young and great wrestlers, they can't match the power and experience that they have. Watchyaa gonna do, when the largest athlete in the world and Hulkamania run wild on you!!



Match 4: Bubba Ray Dudley vs. Christian
This match is non title so Bubba's Hardcore title is not on the line. Lance Storm is at ringside with Christian as the match begins. Bubba has the fans behind him as hits Christian with a flurry of punches and clothesline. Bubba goes for second rope senton splash but Christian moves, leaving Bubba to go spine first into the canvas. Christian goes on the offensive but the match continues to go back and forth with neither gaining a solid advantage. The match comes to a close when Storm distracts the referee allowing for Christian to hit Bubba with a low blow and then the unprettier for the win at 9.32

After the match Storm slides in the ring and celebrates with Christian. They both go to exist but as Christian exits the ring and starts to walk to the back Storm turns around and runs over and pins Bubba Ray....he shouts at the ref to count....1....2...3!!!!!

Storm has become the new WWE Hardcore Champion as Christian has turned back to see Storm standing in the ring with the title belt. Christian looks pissed off that he was obviously outsmarted.




Parking Lot Attraction
We cut back to the parking lot where a pick up truck arrives. Hall rushes over to where the truck parks. But before Hall can swing the bat, out pops referee Tim White! White asks Hall to not him and that Austin has a message for him.

“Glass Shatters”......

Back in the arena and Austin is seen walking through the crowd and down to the security barrier. Austin climbs over the barrier and into the ring. Austin has a mic in hand and he starts to speak. Austin says that whilst Hall has been in the parking lot, looking like a jackass waiting for him, he has been sitting in the arena wearing a hoody. Austin says that there will be no surprise attacks tonight and he is ready for Hall to come and get his ass whippin! Hall out to the top of the entrance ramp with the baseball bat. Hall looks smug that he has the weapon, but Austin pulls out steel chain from under the hoody! Austin is like a mad man swinging the chain around as Hall rushes to the back, Austin chases swinging the chain like a lunatic with a psychotic grin on his face. Hall rushes back to the parking lot and drives off!!



Match 5: Womens Championship: Jazz vs. Torrie Wilson
Torrie is hot as always and Jazz is bad ass. Torrie tries to keep the match fast paced as she drops Jazz with a running neckbreaker and a few snapmares and armdrags. However it didn't take Jazz look to get back in the match hit Torrie with some strong moves, including a backbreaker and finished the match with the Elevated Double Arm Chickenwing at 5.56 when Torrie tapped out.

After the match Tajiri helps up his girlfriend as he looks in disgust at her. He grabs her by the hair and looks likes he is about to hit her, mist in the eyes, by Tajiri on Torrie! Tajiri laughs as Torrie falls to her knees trying get the mist out of her eyes. Tajiri is setting her up for the buzzsaw kick but Billy Kidman rushes down to the ring to make the save. Tajiri slides out of the ring as Kidman tries to help Torrie in the ring.



In Foleys Office
Backstage and we see Mick Foley in what is reminiscent of his old office when he was WWE Comissioner. There is wire meshing on a backdrop and he has a wooden table with a steel chair has his desk. Kevin Kelly tries to get a word with Foley about Hall's escape earlier. Foley says that Hall will still be entered into the battle royal tonight but if he is too afraid to enter at the start of the match because he has drove out of here, then he will be automatically eliminated.



Match 6: Rico Constantine vs. John Hope
Rico takes the jobber out quickly. A flurry of martial art strikes ending set up John Hope for a Flying Cross-body Block for the win at 3.40



Backstage Segment
The camera cuts to the backstage area where Bossman and Booker are ready for the main event. Booker asks what happens if it comes down to just them two tonight. However Ric Flair walks past and tells them both not to worry as he is going to win the match and go on to face The Rock and become the WWE Champion one more time. Wooooooo

Camera then cuts to Matt Hardy lacing up his boots, then to RVD doing the splits, then to the APA walking. The Battle Royal is up next.



Main Event: 15 Man Battle Royal for the number 1 contendership for the WWE Undisputed Championship
Al Snow vs Booker T vs Bossman vs Billy Kidman vs Bradshaw vs Edge vs Faarooq vs Hurricane vs Matt Hardy vs Rob Van Dam vs Ric Flair vs Scott Hall vs Steve Austin vs Tajiri vs Undertaker

The match starts without Scott Hall so he is immediately eliminated as per the rules. This brings it down to 14 as the match begins. Kidman and Hurricane team up to eliminate Tajiri in the early moments.

13 remain as the match continues. Austin and Taker are going at it in the centre of the ring as Bossman and Booker are double teaming Flair. The APA have been split as RVD and Hardy team up on Faarooq, leaving Bradshaw against Al Snow. Hurricane and Kidman have turned on each other now, whilst Edge begins to help Flair.

The match continues as all the superstars move around to face each other. Booker eliminates Al Snow and then Bradshaw takes out Kidman leaving 11 left.

RVD and Hardy are now going at it whilst Flair is chopping away at Bossman in the corner. Booker T and Austin are facing off in the middle of the ring as Edge backdrops Hurricane over the top rope. Bossman then ducks as Faarooq falls over the top rope and onto the ground leaving 9.

Austin and Flair are not battling it out. Undertaker and Bradshaw are in the corner trying to lift each other out as Bossman and Booker are double teaming Edge. Matt Hardy gets back into the match and tries to attack Undertaker but Taker throws Hardy over the top rope and onto the outside, but Hardy stays on the apron. Bossman runs at Hardy but Hardy pulls the rope down and Bossman falls to the outside, eliminated.

RVD and Austin are now going at it as we are down to 8. Hardy and Booker T have squared off against each other. Bradshaw and Edge are trying eliminate each other as Flair busy with the IC champion Rob Van Dam. RVD is caught off guard as he climbs the top rope and is eliminated by Flair!

6 remain and Austin starts to clear house but Hall rushes back down the ring, Austin sees him and Hall stops before getting to the ring, however Taker eliminates Austin from behind!

6 are left as Hall starts to beat down on the fallen Austin. The officials gather round and try to remove Hall. As they do so the match continues in the ring.Bradshaw eliminates Booker T but then Taker takes out Bradshaw leaving 3 left.

Undertaker, Edge & Ric Flair are the final three. They go back and forth as we have a mini triple threat match. Taker hits Flair with the Chokeslam then Edge hits Taker with the Spear. Edge tries to eliminate Taker but Taker grabs Edge around the throat and throws him over the top rope, eliminating him.

Flair and Taker remain and Taker scoops up Flair and tries to slam him out of the ring but Flair holds onto the apron. Edge pops back up and grabs Taker and pulls him onto the top rope. The refs are trying pull Edge off but he is holding on. Flair sneaks up behind Taker and with the help of Edge they eliminate him @ 15.45.



“Woooooo!” plays as Flair celebrates in the ring as he is going to Judgment Day to face The Rock for the WWE Undisputed Championship. Taker looks pissed and confused on the outside of the ring as Edge is walking up the ramp-way with a smug grin on his face. We cut back to Flair celebrating in the ring as the show ends.


Edge def. Hardcore Holly
Lance Storm def. Funaki
Tajiri def. Hurricane to retain the Cruiserweight Title
Christian def. Bubba Ray Dudley
Lance Storm def. Bubba Ray Dudley to win the Hardcore Title
Jazz def. Torrie Wilson to retain the Womens Title
Rico Constantine def. John Hope
Ric Flair def. 14 others in a Battle Royal to become the Number One Contender

Bossman def. Al Snow
Debra def. Terri in a bikini contest
Billy Kidman def. Crash Holly

WWE Undisputed Championship: The Rock (c) vs. Ric Flair
WWE Tag Team Championship: Hogan & Show (c) vs. Angle & Jericho
 
#37 ·
Another really good show

Foley opening was a nice idea to set up the show and the Edge/Holly match

Edge/Holly was a good way to give Edge a lot of momentum going into the main event, at this time Edge was on the cusp of the main event but it just didn't happen for him unfortunately, hopefully you will change this

Undertaker/Edge segment was a good way of both building the main event and suggesting an Edge/Undertaker feud

Tajiri retaining the title over Hurricane was good as he shouldn't lose the belt yet, Hurricane was a great opponent

Storm going over Funaki quickly made sense and was a good way to give him some momentum

Christian/Bubba Ray was a good match, surprised you had Christian go over but then the Storm title win made it work, really looking forward to these two feuding

The Hall/Stone Cold segment was really good, I love the way you are building this feud, WWE should have built it like this back in 2002

Jazz retaining the title was good as it led to the Tajiri/Torrie confrontation which then introduced the Kidman/Tajiri feud which should be great

Rico getting another quick win is good for building him up, looking forward to seeing what direction you take him

The last bit of build up for the main event was good, it's something you do really well in all your shows; you make every main event matter and feel important which I really like

The Battle Royal was a great main event, Edge helping Flair beat Undertaker was a great way to kick off their feud. Happy Flair won and gets the title shot, him and Rock should have some good segments together and it is a big match for both guys and a worthy main event. The only thing I didn't like was that Rock wasn't there either on commentary or coming to the top of the ramp for a stare down to end the show think either of these would have been a great way to end the show.
 
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Monday Night Raw
6 May 2002


Opening In-Ring Segment
Just 2 weeks away from Judgment Day as JR and The King welcomes us to Monday Night Raw. “Time to Play the Game”..... Here comes Triple H, dressed in jeans and leather jacket, he is ready for a fight and he paces down to the ring. HHH grabs a mic and says that last week he finally had the chance to become the WWE Undisputed Champion but Nash took his chance away. HHH then calls out Nash and tells him that he is ready for a fight.

“Nash Power”.... plays and out comes Kevin Nash, he makes his way down to the ring and as he gets over the top rope HHH launches at him. Back and forth the punches goes when Shawn Michaels runs down to the ring and tries to separate them but to no avail. Security to come running down to the ring and eventually separate them. Michaels gets mic from ringside. HBK asks why his two best friends feel the need to beat the hell out of each other. He tells them both to go to the back and to cool off. Nash is guided back up the ramp-way by the security as Triple H is held in the corner by the other security guards. Michaels looks pissed off as he stands in the ring looking at his two best friends.



Match 1: Billy & Chuck vs. Kane & Jeff Hardy
Hardy and Gunn start as they lock up in the centre of the ring. Gunn uses his power to drive Hardy into the canvas on a number of occasions but Hardy is resilient and fights back with some high risk moves of his own. Kane and Palumbo get tagged in and both men show their speed and power. Palumbo drops Kane with a huge suplex, but Kane also displays skill with a huge flying clothesline from the top rope. Kane gives Gunn a Chokeslam, that is followed up by Hardys Swanton Bomb for the win at 8.30.



Sherriffs Office Segment
Shawn Michaels is in his office with The Coach. Michaels says that during the past ten minutes he has spoke to both HHH and Kevin Nash and has told them that tonight, he will call them out to the ring and they, with him as the mediator, will be able to settle their differences and put this whole thing behind them and move forward as the great friends they all are.



Match 2: Maven vs. Perry Saturn
Saturn over powers and bullies Maven in the opening of the match, but the fans start to get behind Maven and Maven pulls out a great dropkick. Saturn is left dazed as Maven hits the Halo DDT for the win at 4.21.



Goldust Video Promo
A video package appears on the screen and it is a shot of shaky camera footage of the divas in there spare time. It includes spy footage on Stacy, Trish, Lita, Lillian Garcia in their homes, out and about in parks etc... The camera zooms out from the TV and we see a Golden Hollywood style chair with Goldust sitting in the seat watching the film of the shaky camera footage. Screen fades to black.



Match 3: Hulk Hogan vs. Test
Test cheap-shots Hogan before the bell to try and gain the advantage. Test works over Hogan until Hogan begins to fight back. The match goes to the outside where Test keeps working over Hogan. However the match gets back into the ring and Test drops Hogan with the Big Boot. However Test can't get the win as Hogan kicks out at two. Hogan hulks up, delivers a few punches, a Big Boot of his own and then the Immortal Leg Drop for the win at 7.11. Hogan celebrates in the ring as the cameras cut to Kurt Angle getting ready in the back with Chris Jericho.



Jeff Hardy & Kane Locker Room Segment
Jeff Hardy is in the back next to Kane in the locker room. Jeff thanks Kane for the match earlier and says that they make a great team and should continue to work together, but before Kane can reply, Kama and D-Von burst onto the scene attack Kane and Hardy. They throw Hardy into the lockers and then double team a downed Kane. Kama and D-Von stand tall as officials rush in and try to keep Kama and D-Von from doing any more harm. Kama and D-Von look pleased with their beatings they have given as they walk off.



Match 4: European Championship: DDP © vs. William Regal
DDP and Regal lock up and the match begins with basic chain wrestling between the two men. DDP gains the upper hand which irritates the Regal one. The match continues as both men pull out great moves from the arsenals. DDP tries for the Diamond Cutter but Regal breaks free at the last second. Regal also tries the Regal Cutter but DDP also reverses it. DDP tries to regain momentum but Regal hits DDP with a flurry of stiff knee and elbow strikes. Regal tried a Butterfly Suplex but DDP reverses out of it. DDP goes for a Spinning Powerbomb but Regal reverses it and drops DDP onto the canvas and applies the Regal Stretch!!. DDP gets to the ropes to release the hold. Regal looks out of ideas so he slides outside and picks up the European Title Belt. Regal gets back in the ring but the referee pulls the belt of Regal so he can't use it. The referee turns away to put the title belt back on the outside as Regal pulls out the brass knuckles....Power of the Punch! behind the referees back on DDP. Regal covers, the ref turns around, 1..2..3!!! Regal wins the European Championship at 14.12



Chris Jericho & Kurt Angle Backstage Segment
Backstage Segment with Chris Jericho and Kurt Angle. They both make fun of a one of the production crew members they come across. Jericho tells Angle to get his head in the game as he has huge match tonight against The Rock. Angle reminds Jericho that they also have a huge match at Judgment Day for the tag titles. Jericho asks if Angle is going bald because he seems to be developing bald patches. Angle gets on the defensive as the fans laugh. Angle says that he is not going bald and that Jericho needs glasses. Jericho is holding back laughter as Angle walks off trying to psyche himself up for his match against The Rock later.



Match 5: Trish, Lita & Stacy vs. Jazz, Ivory & Molly
The face team look like they are a cohesive unit, where as Jazz, Ivory and Molly seem to be weary of each other. Stacy and Molly start the match and Molly takes advantage with her new-found mean-streak. Jazz tags in and continues the beat-down on Stacy. Eventually Stacy gets the tag as Trish and Jazz grapple each other in the middle of the ring. Trish takes down the Womens Champion Jazz as the crowd cheer. Jazz makes a tag to Ivory as Trish tags in Lita. Ivory and Lita face off in the ring as Molly comes in and takes down Lita. Stacy makes the save but Jazz gets back in the ring and so does Trish. Chaos ensues in the ring but soon the ring clears as Lita and Ivory the legal women are left in the ring. Lita takes Ivory down and then hits her with the Litasault! for the win at 4.50. Jazz tries to get back in the ring to blind attack Lita, but Trish sees her and Jazz retreats. Lita, Stacy and Trish celebrate in the ring as Jazz and Molly retreat up the ramp-way.



Rock Interview
Backstage and Coachman is standing by with The Rock.....Finally, The Rock has come back to Chicago........ Rock continues on his promo about what happened on Smackdown and how he saw the Ric Flair win the Battle Royal. Rock says that Flair was a great champion and that he is one of the all time greats. But Rock says that at Judgment Day it will be an honour to step into the ring with the living legend that is Ric Flair. Rock then changes tune and talks about is upcoming match with Kurt Angle. Rock mentions that he and Kurt Angle have a storied past and that they have fought many times before. Rock says that tonight, just like all the other times, Kurt Angle will “bring it”, The Rock will “bring it”, but the fact remains the same that The Rock is the “peoples champion and he is the undisputed champion, and that after all the Rock Bottoms, Peoples Elbows, Angle Slams and Ankle Locks... The Rock will be left standing above Kurt Angle after he has beaten him 1...2...3 in the middle of the ring. If Ya Smelllllll........ What The Rock.......Is Cooookin'......



Main Event: The Rock vs. Kurt Angle
Rock and Angle put on a fast paced match and pull out some signature moves earlier on the match. Angle hits some belly-to-belly suplexes and Rock hits the Samoan Drop. Rock seems to be gaining momentum as Chris Jericho makes his way down to the ring. Jericho stays on the outside watching his buddy Angle as he grapples with the WWE Undisputed Champion. However Hulk Hogan and Big Show make their way down to ringside to nullify whatever Jericho was planning on doing.

The ringside is packed as Angle and Rock continue to battle it out in the ring. Angle went for the Angle Slam, but Rock escaped out of it and drops Angle with the Spinebuster. Rock sets up for the Peoples Elbow.. Rock nails it....Jericho tries to slide in the ring but Hogan and Show are on stand-by and Jericho wants no part of them. This allows The Rock to cover Angle and get the win at 11.12. Rock celebrates in the ring as Hogan and Show join him leaving Jericho to walk Angle back up the ramp way.




Shawn Michaels In-Ring Segment
Michaels come down to the ring he says that he wants to bring out his two best friends. Nash comes out first and Triple H is second. They stay at a distance from each other and both say they are in respect for their friendship of Shawn.

Michaels tells them that the past is the past and that he drafted them to Raw so that the three of them could have a great time together, like the good ol' days. Michaels says that instead of fighting against each other, they should team up, Michaels says that he will give them the first title shot against the winners of the tag team match at Judgment Day. HHH replies with a huge no and says that Nash cost him the WWE title and it is time they found out just who is better between him and Nash. Kevin replies and agrees with Hunter. Nash says that he also wants to find out who is the better man.

Michaels then says that if he has no other choice, he will book a match at Judgment Day between Kevin Nash and Triple H! The fans pop but Triple H picks up the mic and says that as much as he appriciates HBKs offer, he does not want a wrestling match, he wants fight. Nash agrees and says that he isn't gonna wait until Judgment Day and he doesn't care about following and rules. Nash and HHH get face to face as Michaels tries to slide in between them. Nash shoves HHH in the face and HHH punches Nash back!

Chaos ensures as Michaels tries to break them up but is unable to. Security run back down to the ring and much like earlier, manage to separate the two. Nash and HHH are trying to fight out of the security's power.

Michaels is irate and he says that if they want to fight then he will let them fight. He announces Triple H vs. Kevin Nash will be a Street Fight!!!!!! Michaels then says that he has had enough of it all and to “Let them Fight”. Security let go as Nash and HHH collide in the ring again and fight to the ground. HBK walks off angrily as the camera cuts back to the ring where HHH and Nash are battering each other as the show goes off the air.​


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Kane & Jeff Hardy def. Billy & Chuck
Maven def. Perry Saturn
Hulk Hogan def. Test
William Regal def. DDP to win the European Title
Trish, Lita & Stacy def. Ivory, Jazz & Molly
The Rock def. Kurt Angle

Kevin Nash def. Val Venis
D-Von def. Scotty 3 Hotty
Kama Mustafa def. Mr Perfect
Chris Jericho def. Tommy Dreamer


Judgment Day Card
WWE Undisputed Championship Match: The Rock © vs. “The Nature Boy” Ric Flair
WWE Tag Team Championship Match: Hulk Hogan & Big Show © vs. Chris Jericho & Kurt Angle
Street Fight: Kevin Nash vs. Triple H
 
#39 · (Edited)

SmackDown!
9 May 2012



Match 1: Rob Van Dam vs. Hardcore Holly
The show opens up with the IC Champion going against Hardcore Holly. Van Dam and Holly have a decent battle that is stiff and brutal in places. Holly slams Van Dam to the canvas several times and scores a few near falls. Van Dam gets back in the match with a splt-legged moonsault and then a side kick from the second rope. RVD goes to the top and delivers a Five Star Frog Splash at 6.45 to get the pinfall.



Undertaker In-Ring Segment
“Dead Man Walking” plays as Undertaker makes his way down to the ring. Undertaker talks about how we was embarrassed last week by that kid Edge. Taker says that has come out tonight to call out Edge and beat his ass. “You Think You Know Me” plays as Edge makes his way to the entrance ramp. Taker tells Edge that he does not want to be made famous by him, and that it is better if he apologises and then takes his ass whipping like a man. Edge responds by saying that it is the time to show “ruthless aggression” and that he does not need Taker to make him famous. Edge says that he will make himself famous when he defeats Undertaker.

Edge says that whilst he would love to beat Taker tonight, he already has been booked in a match. So Edge says that he has spoken to Mick Foley and has been granted a match against Undertaker on PPV at Judgment Day. The fans cheer, Taker looks happy in the ring. Edge says that whilst Taker maybe smiling now, come two weeks on Sunday, that smile will be wiped and that he will be laying in defeat.



Match 2: Billy Kidman w/Torrie vs. Justin Credible
This is Justins' re-debut since the Alliance and Kidman is now being accompanied by Torrie. Kidman takes control of the match and squashes Credible with a Shooting Star Press at 5.01 to win the match. Kidman and Torrie celebrate as Torrie seems to be having lots more fun than when she was with Tajiri.



Tajiri Interview
Tajiri is standing by with Kevin Kelly. Tajiri is asked what he thinks of Torrie leaving him and going to be the manager of Billy Kidman. Tajiri replies with broken English saying that he is the crusierweight champion and he is the best in his division. He says that he doesn't need Torrie and she is a whore. Tajiri says that she is dirty and poison. Green Mist in the eyes of Kevin Kelly. Tajiri laughs as Kelly drops to his knees trying to wipe the mist of out his eyes. Tajiri walks off to finish the interview.



Match 3: Hardcore Championship: Lance Storm © vs. Bubba Ray Dudley
The match starts with a lock up and some basic wrestling. Quickly Bubba turns this into a hardcore match by using a kendo stick on Storm. Bubba keeps up the punishment as the match continues back in the ring. Bubba goes for a powerbomb but Storm punches Bubba when he was lifted up. Storm takes control and tries for the Candian Crab but he can't turn Bubba over. Storm drops a few elbows and follows up with a leg drop for a two count. Storm goes for the springboard clothesline from the top rope but Bubba moves out of the way and Storm lands on his feet. Bubba drops Storm with a Cutter! Bubba pins but only gets a two count. Bubba signals for the Bubba Bomb but Christian runs down to the ring and smashes Bubba in the back of the head with a Trash Can Shot!. Bubba staggers forward and Storm connects with a SuperKick! Storm pins and gets the win and retains at 12.03

Storm gets back to his feet and Christian is trying to get behind Storm for the Unprettier! But Storm turns around and faces Christian. Immediately, Christian smiles and starts to clap for Storm, hiding his motives. It looked like Christian was trying to drop Storm and pin him for the Hardcore Title, but Storms lucky turnaround halted his plan. Christian and Storm leave together, with Storm not realising how close Christian was to turning on him.



Parking Lot Segment
We see Ric Flair step out of a long white limo, expensive suit and ladies on his arms......



Match 4: Bossman vs. Edge
Bossman uses his experience to keep one step a head of Edge in this match and keep the pace slow and methodical. Edge gets back in the match several times but can never build enough momentum to hit a finisher. Bossman works over Edges back with bearhugs and backbreakers. Edge however lands a great dropkick to Bossman turning the tide in the match. Edge drops Bossman with a flying crossbody, but only gets a two count. Edge goes for the Edgecution DDT but Bossman gets his head free and drops Edge with a Belly to Belly Suplex. Bossman pins and gets a two count. Bossman lifts up a dazed Edge and shoots him in the ropes, Bossman is setting up for the Bossman Slam!, but Edge hooks himself onto the ropes to stop him running into Bossmans grasp. Bossman then runs at Edge with a clothesline, Edge ducks and shoots into the ropes and back at Bossman with a Spear!, Edge pins and gets the win at 8.30. In the back we see Undertaker looking on a TV monitor. Taker looks impressed by Edge as the camera cuts away.



Foleys Office Segment
Mick Foley gets a pop as he is shown on screen in his make-shift office. Foley says that tonight The Rock will appear live in the ring and face to face with the number one contender, Ric Flair. At that moment Scott Hall barges through into the office and demands that Austin is suspended for his actions last week. Mick Foley announces that he has given Austin the night off to cool down, but he won't suspend him and in fact he has booked a match for Judgment Day. Foley announces that it will be Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. The Outsider Scott Hall. The fans pop as Hall is irate. Foley then adds more bad news, when he tells Hall he will go one on one with Faarooq tonight! and thats.....Final! – Foley bangs the down the judges hammer!



Match 5: Booker T vs. Matt Hardy
This match is for the number 1 contendership of the IC championship. Booker and Hardy go at it with Booker gaining the advantage in the early going. Hardy fights back and has the fans on his side. This match is back and forth with both men scoring nearfalls with quick pin attempts. Hardy used the school-boy, Booker the small-package. Hardy hit the Side Effect but only got a two count. Booker fought back and dropped Hardy with the Scissor Kick! Booker didn't go for the pin but decided do the Spinaroonie!. Booker then pinned but Hardy got the shoulder up at the very last second. Booker lifted up Hardy but Hardy gave Booker a quick kick and dropped him with the Twist of Fate. Hardy pinned and got the three count at 9.21 to become the number one contender for RVDs Intercontinental Championship.



Parking Lot Segment
We see The Rock stepping out of medium sized black limo, title belt in hand, sunglasses on.....



Main Event: Scott Hall vs. Faarooq
Hall and Faarooq circle each other as the match begins. They battle it out with lots of stiff shots and clotheslines. Hall smashes Faarooqs head into the steel steps. Hall then takes advantage and manages to lift Faarooq up and drove him to the canvas with the Outsiders Edge for the win at 5.31.

After the match Hall celebrated in the ring but Austin appeared on the titan tron. Austin has a baseball in his hands, Austin starts to smash Halls car in the parking lot. Austin destorys the windshield, side windows, dents the roof.... Hall is going nuts in the ring. Austin says that at Judgment Day he will kick Halls ass. And thats the bottom line, cause Stone Cold said so!



Foley hosts Ric Flair & The Rock
Car-Wreck plays as Mick Foley comes down to the ring. Foley welcomes the fans for a cheap pop and then brings out the Nature Boy....Wooooo. Flair gets a good reaction also as he makes his way into the ring. If Ya Smell.....What The Rock Is Cookin'...... The place erupts as the Undisputed Champion makes his way down to ringside. All three superstars stand in the ring, the electricity is in the air. Foley starts to speak first.

The general manager says that at Judgment Day it will be the battle of the past and present going head to head for the biggest prize in all of the industry, the WWE Undisputed Championship. Foley says that it is the first time in history that these two men will face each other and that it is why the SD! Brand is the number one brand in the WWE. Rock takes the mic and says that he is not on the SD! Barnd or the RAW Brand, but he is on the Peoples Brand. Rock says that in two weeks on PPV, one of the greatest matches of all time will take place. Rock says that Flair paved the way for the Bret Harts and Shawn Michaels, Rock said that Flair paved the way for future generations, and The Rock says that Ric Flair paved the way for....The Rock.

Rock says that Judgment Day will be the biggest match of Ric Flairs career. He says that Flair will have one more chance to prove to the world that he still has it and that he can still be the man. Rock says that now it is different, he says that Flair use to say - “to be the man, you gotta beat the man”. Rock now says that The Rock is the man. And now it is up to Flair to beat “the man”.

Flair takes over and tells Rock, that no matter what, he (Flair) will always be the man. Flair says that he did pave the way, and he paved the way because he loves this business. Flair says that he has done it all, he has been in the ring with all the greats in the business, Hogan, Savage, Sting, Bret.... But he has never been in the ring with The Rock and Flair carries on to say that The Rock has never been in the ring with a Ric Flair.

Foley says that this will all change next week, when The Rock and Ric Flair will compete in the same ring at the same time....as tag team partners....and their opponents......the tag team champions; Big Show & Hulk Hogan!!!! the fans erupt with a massive cheer for the massive announcement. Foley then leaves the ring, leaving Flair and Rock pacing the ring and nodding to each other with respect as the show goes off the air.

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Rico Constantine def. Eric Tuttle
Tajiri def. Crash Holly
Bradshaw def. Hugh Morrus


Rob Van Dam def. Hardcore Holly
Billy Kidman def. Justin Credible
Lance Storm def. Bubba Ray to retain Hardcore Title
Edge def. Bossman
Matt Hardy def. Booker T
Scott Hall def. Faarooq


Judgment Day Card - So Far
WWE Undisputed Championship Match: The Rock © vs. “The Nature Boy” Ric Flair
WWE Tag Team Championship Match: Hulk Hogan & Big Show © vs. Chris Jericho & Kurt Angle
Street Fight: Kevin Nash vs. Triple H
Singles Match:“Stone Cold” Steve Austin vs. “The Outsider” Scott Hall
Singles Match: Undertaker vs. Edge
 
#40 ·

Monday Night Raw
13 May 2002


Jim Ross and The King welcome us to the final RAW before Judgment Day this Sunday. They tell us that tonight there is a huge six man tag team match between the Undisputed Champion The Rock, teaming up with the Tag Team Champions Hulk Hogan & Big Show, to face Kurt Angle & Chris Jericho (their opponents at Judgment day for the tag team titles) and the newly crowned European Champion William Regal. JR and The King also tell us that tonight the two men who will face each other in the street fight on Sunday will compete in separate matches. Triple H will face Perry Saturn and Kevin Nash is up next against Mr. Perfect.




Match 1: Kevin Nash vs. Mr. Perfect
Kevin Nash takes it to Perfect in this opening match. Perfect gets a good reaction from the crowd as he begins to try and take the big man down but it doesn't work and Nash dominates the final moments of the match a pavement slam and a big boot. Nash lifts up Perfect and drops him with the Jacknife Powerbomb for the win at 6.44. “Nash Power” plays as Kevin makes his way to the back looking very pleased with his win, building momentum towards this Sunday in his street fight against Triple H.




The Great One is Here
The camera cuts to the backstage where the Undisputed Champion The Rock is here. The crowd give a wild cheer for the man who will face SmackDowns Ric Flair for the title at Judgment Day. But tonight he will be in a huge six man tag team match when he teams with the Tag Team Champions Hulk Hogan and Big Show to take on their Judgment Day challengers of Chris Jericho and Kurt Angle, along with the newly crowned European Champion William Regal.



Match 2: Billy & Chuck vs. Scotty 2 Hotty & Albert
Chuck and Albert start the match as both teams look to score a win in the ever growing tag team division on Raw. Albert is really impressive as he comes off the top rope with an axe handle smash, showing great agility for man of his size. Soon Billy and Scotty are in the ring and Gunn is able to keep on the offence keeping the smaller Scotty from gaining momentum. However Scotty is able to make a tag to Albert and Billy is taken down by a huge Bicycle Kick. However Chuck gets back in the match and takes Albert and himself to the outside. This leaves Scotty 2 Hotty in the ring and he sees a downed Billy Gunn. Here comes The Worm on Billy Gunn. But Chuck gets back in the ring and hits Scotty with his own version of the Bicycle Kick, Chuck turns around and Albert nails him with the Baldo Bomb, Albert pins and his team get the pinfall to pick up the win at 10.30. After the match Albert helps out Scotty as they make their way to to the backstage area.



Champions Backstage
The camera is backstage with Big Show, the camera pans out and we see Hogan standing next to Show. The crowd pop as Hogan says that they have a big challenge awaiting them in 6 days at Judgment Day when they face Angle and Jericho. The Rock walks into the shot as the crowd erupts. All three men are standing with their respective title belts on their shoulders. Rock says that they all have big matches waiting them this Sunday, but tonight they have the chance to gain some momentum leading up to the big event. Rock says that tonight Show and Hogan get the chance to defeat Jericho and Angle in the six man tag. If Ya Smelllll....What The Rock & Hulk-and-Show-amania is cooookin'.



DDP Interview
DDP is backstage with The Coach. Coachman asks DDP what he thought of what happened last week when he lost the European title to William Regal due to the brass knuckles used by Regal. DDP says that he is waiting to get his rematch and that he was robbed of the title by Regal. At that moment Regal walks past and tells DDP that he was a bad ambassador for Europe, but now pride has been brought back to the championship. Regal then tells DDP that him being the new champion is not a bad thing, it's....a goood thing. Regal mocks DDP “smile” and then walks off.



Match 3: Kama w/D-Von vs. Tommy Dreamer
Dreamer shows courage and intensity as he unleashed lots of strikes to Kama in the early part of the match, however Kama gets back in the match and demolishes Tommy with a flurry of strikes and a few slams. Kama sets up Tommy in the corner and runs at him with what use to be known as the Hoe Train but has now be renamed the Freight Train. Kama pins and gets the win at 4.12

After the match D-Von slides in the ring and brings in a table. Kama starts to set the table up as D-Von begins to punch down an already defenceless Dreamer. Kama has the table set up and he goes over to Dreamer as Kane and Jeff Hardy run down to the ring. Kama and D-Von meet them head on in the ring as all four men to begin to brawl. Kane gets hold of D-Von and is about to Chokeslam him through the table when Kama pushes Jeff into Kane. D-Von uses the distraction to break free and he and Kama slide out of the ring and retreat up the ramp.



Goldust Promo
There is a darkened room with a movie screen playing montages of Goldust's career. Goldust is sitting in the chair and talks about “going back to what makes him tick”, he talks about it is time to remember why he is here and what kind of person he really is. Goldust continues the promo in this mysterious way before promising that you will never forget the name of...oooohhhhh.. Gollllldusssst!!




SmackDown Rebound
We get a recap of the Scott Hall – Steve Austin feud that has been going on for a few weeks, this included the parking lot incidents from last week and the week before. Austin and Hall will collide this Sunday at Judgment Day! We also get confirmed that Edge will go one on one with Undertaker and that RVD will defend his IC title against the number one contender;Matt Hardy at Judgment Day!



Match 4: The Rock, Hulk Hogan & Big Show vs. Chris Jericho, Kurt Angle & William Regal
The Rock and Jericho start this six man tag team bout. This match gets all six men involved as frequent tags are made to keep the pace going and the match fresh. Jericho and Angle double team Big Show for a moment allowing their team to get the upper hand as the match goes past its mid way point. Hogan tags in to try and build some momentum for his team but it is not long until Regal uses some cheap method of gaining the advantage back for the heels. Hogan finally makes the tag and the arena explodes as The Rock makes his way into the ring. Rock unleashes a flurry of punches knocking down Regal, Jericho and then Angle. Rock drops Angle with a spinebuster but Jericho takes down Rock. The Tag Champs get back in the ring to try and clear the ring of Jericho and Regal. The match regains order as Hogan and Regal become the legal men in the match. But it is not long until chaos breaks out yet again and there is fighting all around ringside, the referee has ended up on the outside with Big Show, Jericho, Angle and The Rock, whilst Regal is in the ring with Hogan. Regal sees the referee is not paying attention and so pulls out the brass knuckles from his tights. Regal puts them on and is stalking Hogan as Hogan is getting to his feet.......Wait! DDP has appeared in the ring behind Regal from virtually from nowhere! (well an instant reply will show it was from the crowd), he spins Regal around...Diamond Cutter!! DDP rolls out of the ring and back into the crowd as Hogan looks at the downed Regal....Immortal Leg Drop!!. Hogan covers, the referee sees the pin and slides in the ring.1...2...3! Team Hogan get the win at 13.22



Sheriffs Office
Michaels looks on at what just happened before the break, as Regal walks in the locker room, pissed off. Regal says that DDP just cost him the match and it was a complete miscarriage of justice. Michaels reminds Regal of how he won the title in the first place and that DDP will get his rematch clause at Judgment Day when he will go one on one with Regal for the European Championship. Regal storms out of the office annoyed as Michaels looks pleased with his decision.




Match 5: Triple H vs. Perry Saturn
HHH dominates this match from the get go. Triple H hits the running high knee and the spinebuster in a matter of a few minutes. Triple H motions for his finisher and he hits the pedigree.1..2..and Nash is down at ringside and has pulled the referee out of the ring and driven him head first into the mats. Triple H looks around to see what has happened but Nash drags him out of the ring before he is fully aware. Nash then shoots Triple H into the steel ring steps. HHH goes head first as Nash stalks his way over to Triple H., Nash picks up HHH and slides him in the ring. Nash slides in the ring and drives HHH down with the Jacknife Powerbomb. Nash pulls Saturn over HHH and exits the ring, Nash picks up the downed referee and shoves him back in the ring. The ref sees Saturn covering HHH and starts to count..1...2...3!! Saturn picks up the win at 7.33. Nash leaves looking very pleased with himself.




Divas Ready
Backstage we see Trish shaking Lita's hand and telling her to go out there and show Jazz that she is not unbeatable.



Main Event: Jazz vs. Lita
The womens title is not on the line but Lita still wants to prove that she can beat the champion here. Jazz and Lita have a very competitive match with Jazz using power moves and submissions to try and win the match, but Lita is resilient and keeps fighting back. Jazz ends up on the outside and Lita dives off the apron with a clothesline taking her down. Lita gets Jazz back in the ring and tries to win the match but Jazz gets back in the back and drops Lita with a backbreaker. Jazz starts to focus on the back of Lita as the match makes its way back to the outside, Jazz drives Lita back first into the edge of the ring apron. Jazz then rolls Lita back in the ring and keeps driving knees and elbows into the back of a hurt Lita. Jazz is caught off guard and Lita starts to make a comeback, Lita catches Jazz with a sunset flip but can only get a two count. Lita starts to build up momentum as she drops Jazz with a neckbreaker. However Lita is still holding her back in pain but she does manage to hit the Twist of Fate. Jazz is down and Lita is down holding her back, Lita starts to climb to the top rope, slowly she makes her way up there as Jazz starts to get back on her feet. Jazz is dazed and Lita dives off with the Litacanrana!! But Jazz counters it mid air with a Powerbomb!!. Lita is driven into the canvas spine first. Jazz then pins Lita and gets the win at 9.44.

Jazzes music plays, but Jazz grabs Lita and puts her in the single leg boston crab! Lita is screaming in pain from the pressure on her already hurt back.....Trish Stratus runs down the ring to help her friends as Jazz quickly runs off, Jazz makes her way up the rampway with her title belt as Trish stands over her hurt friend in the ring.




Game Over
“Time to Play the Game” plays as Triple H, who is now dressed back in street clothes, jeans and jacket, makes his hastily down to ringside. HHH gets in the ring and grabs a mic, he says that he is not going to wait until Sunday and that he wants Nash tonight after Nash cost him his match earlier. HHH tells Nash that if he does not come out here, he will go back there and find him. HHH paces the ring for a few seconds..

“Nash Power” plays as Kevin Nash walks from behind the curtain, Nash signals to HHH that he is on his way down to the ring to fight. Nash begins to walk as GM Shawn Michaels rushes out and stands in front of Kevin Nash. Michaels has a mic and tells Nash to stay there and for HHH to stay in the ring and don't move. Michaels says that he has already lost great friendships between these two due to their hatred for each other. Michaels says that he is not, however, going to lose the Raw main event at Judgment Day. Michaels says that if Nash or HHH get physical here on Raw tonight, the match at Judgment Day is off and they will both be suspended indefinitely.

HHH paces in the ring, looking pissed off and angry, Nash is shouting at Michaels telling him that he is going to destroy HHH at Judgment Day. All three men are exchanging words and trying not to explode as the show goes off the air...


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Kevin Nash def. Mr. Perfect
Scotty & Albert def. Billy & Chuck
Kama def. Tommy Dreamer
Perry Saturn def. Triple H
The Rock, Hogan & Big Show def. Angle, Jericho & Regal
Jazz def. Lita

No Spoilers for Heat this week due to Judgment Day on Sunday.


Judgment Day Card - So Far
WWE Undisputed Championship Match: The Rock © vs. “The Nature Boy” Ric Flair
Tag Team Championship Match: Hulk Hogan & Big Show © vs. Chris Jericho & Kurt Angle
Street Fight: Kevin Nash vs. Triple H
Singles Match: “Stone Cold” Steve Austin vs. “The Outsider” Scott Hall
Singles Match: Undertaker vs. Edge
Intercontinental Championship Match: Rob Van Dam © vs. Matt Hardy
European Championship Match: William Regal © vs. Diamond Dallas Page
 
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SmackDown!
16 May 2002


Michael Cole and Tazz welcomes us to the final SD! Before Judgment Day this Sunday on PPV. They say that tonight undisputed Champion The Rock will team up with his opponent in three days Ric Flair to face the tag team champions Hulk Hogan and The Big Show!


Match 1: Undertaker vs. Bradshaw
Bradshaw and Taker have good chemistry in the ring and Bradshaw takes the fight to Undertaker hwoever he is knocked down by Old School and then a Big Boot. Taker drops Bradshaw with a Chokeslam for the win at 6.11 Taker walks off pleased with his win, he stands at the top of the entrance ramp, SPear on the Steel Stage!! Edge just speared Taker on the stage. The fans are going wild as Edge stands over the downed Undertaker. “You Think You Know Me” plays as Edge is on a roll heading into Judgment Day.




Outsiders Alert
The camera cuts to the parking lot as Scott Hall has his baseball bat, but he is not alone as Kevin Nash walks into the frame, Hall and Nash hug and Nash says that he is glad to be here to help out a friend. Nash and Hall walk towards the arena as the camera cuts to the arena.




Match 2: Rob Van Dam vs. Lance Storm
The number one contender for Van Dams IC title is on commentary for the bout, Matt Hardy. Storms Hardcore title is not on the line either. The match is a goof throwback to their ECW days, lots of chain wrestling with a few high spots in the match. RVD hits the split-legged moonsault and the rolling thunder but can't keep Storm down. Storm hits the leaping clothesline off the top rope and a sit out gutwrench suplex, but can't keep RVD pinned to the mat. Storm locks in the one legged boston crab aka the Canadian Crab. But RVD gets to the ropes. Van Dam gets back in the match with a spinned heel kick and a second rolling thunder. Van Dam then climbs to the top rope and crashes into Storm with the Five Star Frog Splash. Van Dam pins and gets the win at 9.40. RVD celebrates as Hardy applauds and slides in the ring. RVD has the IC title belt on his shoulder, RVD and Hardy shake hands as they look to battle for the title at Judgment Day




Interview with Stone Cold
Kevin Kelly is standing by with Stone Cold. Kelly asks what he thinks about Scott Hall arriving moments ago with his buddy Kevin Nash. Austin says that he doesn't give a rats ass who is here tonight and that he will open up a can of whoop ass on anyone who comes in his path. Foley walks in on the interview and tells Austin not to worry about Nash and that he will get Nash taken care of, cause he is not contracted to SD! And therefore should not be in the building tonight. Foley then says that Austin looks in the mode to compete, so tonight he will go one on one with the five time WCW Champion Booker T. Austin tells Foley that it doesn't matter, if its Scott Hall, Kevin Nash or Booker T, cause he is here to open a can of whoop ass and that's the bottom line, cause Stone Cold said so!




Match 3; Hardcore Match: Al Snow vs. Bossman vs. Bubba Ray Dudley vs. Hardcore Holly vs.
This match is a typical fun hardcore chaos that we are use to seeing. Bubba Ray drives Al Snow throught the table with a Bubba Bomb ! Bubba gets the win @ 6.01 to become the number one contender for Lance Storms Hardcore Championship.




Storm & Christian Backstage
Christian and Storm look on at Bubba winning the match, Storm has an ice pack on his neck from his match with RVD from earlier. Christian then kicks the sitting Storm in the head. Christian then picks up Storm and drives him head first into the concrete wall. Storm falls onto the canvas as Christian opens the door and brings in a referee he had waiting outside. Christian pins Storm on the medical room floor...1..2...3!! Christian steals the hardcore championship from his “friend”.



Match 4: The Rock & Ric Flair vs. Hulk Hogan & Big Show
The star power in this match is incredibly high and Flair and Hogan start the match. Flair gets his chops in the light up the crowd as well as Hogans chest. Hogan no sells the chops and fires punches back at Flair. Show tags in and so does Rock. The entire match is very back and forth with Flair and Rock working as a cohesive unit, showing respect to each other. The match continues through the commercial break with The Rock battling Big Show. Flair tags Rock in, with Rock being unaware. Flair beats down on Big Show, stealing Rocks limelight and momentum. Rock tags himself back in to the chagrin of the nature boy. Rock and Flair are getting a bit heated trying to one up each other. But this lets the tag team champions get back in the match. Hogan gets the upper hand on The Rock and the Big Show gets involved and beats down on the undisputed champion. All four men end up on the outside as the battle commences. Hogan and Show end up together on one side of the ring as Flair and Rock have words on the other side of the ring. Out of the crowd come Raws Kurt Angle and Chris Jericho. They leap over the barrier and attack the tag team champions, but the tag team champions fight back and the four men battle into the crowd, causing a no contest at 14.22

Rock and Flair get in the ring looking on at what is happening through the crowd before they turn towards each other and face off in the centre of the ring. Flair looks alive and well and better than he has for years as he put on a great showing in the match moments ago. Flair tells Rock that he stall his “it” and that he is coming for the title on Sunday. Rock tells him he will be waiting. “Wooooo” plays as Flair moves away and exits the ring.



Interview with Rico Constantine
Kevin Kelly is backstage with newcomer Rico. Kelly says that Rico has been on a roll since coming to the WWE and wants to know what Rico's plans going forward are. Rico says that he had a great trainer and teacher, but before he can say anything else, Hugh Morrus walks in on the interview. Morrus says that Rico needs to earn his spot in the business and then slaps him in the face and pushes him into the staging. Morrus then walks off to a bunch of heat leaving Rico trying to get back to his feet.



Match 5: Hurricane & Billy Kidman w/Torrie vs. Tajiri & Justin Credible
A fast paced cruiser-weight match that ends with Kidman delivers the Shooting Star Press to Tajiri and pins the cruiserweight champion at 5.20 for the win. Torrie celebrates with Kidman and Hurricane in the ring as the camera cuts to the backstage.



Foleys Office
Foley states that Christian will have to defend his Hardcore title at Judgment Day not only against the number one contender Bubba Ray, but also gets his friend and person he stole the title of earlier tonight, Lance Storm.



Main Event: Booker T vs. Steve Austin
Austin and Booker T have a good match with Booker taking the advantage early on. This is similar to their matches in late 2001. Austin brawls back and catches Booker with the lou thez press, followed by hard right hand punches to Booker. Austin tries to build momentum but Booker takes a break on the outside. Austin follows him to the outside and Booker whips Austin head first into the steel ring post. Booker is able to use this to get momentum back in his favour. Booker drops Austin with the Book End but Austin kicks out. Booker then does the Spinaroonie! but Austin is to his feet and he drives Booker to the canvas with a vicious clotheslines. Austin nails Booker with the bionic elbow drop. Booker staggers to his feet and gets the Stone Cold Stunner! Austin pins and gets the win at 8.54

Immediately Hall and Nash rush down to the ring. Hall has the baseball bat in his hand. Austin meets Nash first and hammers him with hard right hands. Austin is fighting for his life as he kicks out at Hall making him drop the bat. Nash strikes Austin from the side and quickly Hall stomps down on Austin. Nash joins in as the Outsiders double team the Texas Rattlesnake. Hall picks up the bat as Nash picks up Austin. Baseball bat to the exposed ribs!!. Austin falls to the canvas holding his ribs as Nash and Hall pace the ring. Hall tells Nash to lift up Austin so he can hit him in the head with the bat.

“TIME TO PLAY THE GAME!!”

Raws Triple H rushes down to the ring, sledgehammer in hand!! HHH gets into the ring and Hall swings at HHH with the baseball, but it collides with the sledgehammer causing both weapons to drop to the canvas. HHH hits Hall with a hard right hand taking him down. Nash launches on on HHH and HHH fires back. Back and forth. HHH gets the upper hand but Hall hits him from behind, but Austin has the baseball and swings at Hall, who ducks out of the ring. Nash gets some room away from Austin and goes to pick up the sledgehammer but Triple H picks it up as he gets to his feet. Nash is concerned as Austin is standing in the ring with the bat and HHH is getting up with the sledgehammer. Nash slides out of the ring and retreats up the ramp-way with Hall as Austin and HHH stand tall in the middle of the ring with the respective weapons as the show goes off the air!!!


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Rico Constantine def. Crash Holly
Hugh Morrus def. Al Snow
Christian def. Faarooq

Undertaker def. Bradshaw
Rob Van Dam def. Lance Storm
Bubba Ray def. Hardcore Holly, Bossman & Al Snow to become no. 1 contender for Hardcore Title
Christian def. Lance Storm to become Hardcore Champion
The Rock & Ric Flair vs. Big Show & Hulk Hogan – No Contest
Billy Kidman & Hurricane def. Tajiri & Justin Credible
Steve Austin def. Booker T


wwe.com said:
wwe.com has learned that Kane and Jeff Hardy will face Kama and D-von Dudley in a tag team tables match at Judgment Day! These four men have had issues for several weeks, but they get the chance to settle their feud this Sunday at Judgment Day!
I will post the full Judgment Day Card (as there is still another match to be added via wwe.com) in a seperate thread with preview and predictions set out for you all :)
 
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I will review for review with those who post predictions for my first PPV I will write. The matches will be in summary form (so not a quick recap but not pages and pages either).



Judgment Day Card







Tag Team Tables Match: Kane & Jeff Hardy vs. Kama & D-Von Dudley
These four men have been battling for over a month and their feud has spilled out of the ring on a number of occasions, including the time where Kama and D-Von beat up Kane and Hardy backstage. This Sunday the two teams collide in a tag team tables match!







European Championship Match: William Regal © vs. Diamond Dallas Page
Regal defeated DDP for the European title two weeks ago on RAW with help from the Brass Knuckles. DDP dropped Regal with the Diamond Cutter last week in the middle of the ring, sending him a physical message. Thanks to GM Shawn Michaels, DDP gets his rematch live on PPV at Judgment Day.






Street Fight: Kevin Nash vs. Triple H
Former best friends, now bitter enemies. This rivalry began back during the start of the brand extension. Triple H defeated Kevin Nash a month ago to become the number one contender for the WWE Undisputed Championship, however during his championship match, Kevin Nash interfered and caused Triple H to trip up and this allowed The Rock to capitalise and retain his title. This brought Triple H to a breaking point as he has been consistently screwed out of the title since his return at the start of the year. From there both men have fought non stop and have even overcome security holding them back on a number of occasions. GM Shawn Michaels has sanctioned this match as a street fight after he finally admitted that the friendship between the three of them will never be what it once was. This personal feud goes to another level this Sunday on PPV.






Tag Team Championship Match: Hulk Hogan & Big Show © vs. Chris Jericho & Kurt Angle
Ever since Angle and Jericho decided to team up they had one thing in mind and that was to become the tag team champions. After Angle pinned Hogan in a six man tag and Jericho, by questionable means, defeated Big Show. GM Shawn Michaels gave the duo a tag team title match for Judgment Day. Angle and Jericho have been calling the tag champs has-beens and last week they made an unscheduled appearance on SmackDown, attacking Hogan and Show in the middle of their match. The talking is over, this Sunday the titles are on the line.






Undertaker vs. Edge
Annoyed at the way Undertaker looked down upon him, Edge decided to eliminate Undertaker in a battle royal to claim the number one contendership for the undisputed championship. Although it was Undertaker who eliminated Edge firstly, Edge did not give up and he grabbed Undertaker from the outside and eliminating him! This pissed off Taker and Taker declared he would make Edge famous. Edge responded saying he would make himself famous by defeating him on PPV. Edge delivered a vicious Spear on the Steel Entrance Stage last week on SmackDown, further sending a message to The Deadman before they meet on Sunday.






Hardcore Championship Triple Threat Match: Christian © vs. Bubba Ray Dudley vs. Lance Storm
An interesting triangle has developed in the Hardcore Division on SmackDown. After Christian had defeated Bubba Ray Dudley in a non-title match, Storm pinned Bubba in the ring to win the Hardcore Title, due to the 24/7 rule. This obviously frustrated his tag team partner and friend; Christian, who did all the work to beat Bubba in the first place. The past week on SmackDown, Christian turned on his friend in the trainers room and attacked Storm, who was recovering from his match moments earlier against Rob Van Dam, Christian used the 24/7 rule to pin Storm and become the Hardcore Champion. Meanwhile Bubba Ray won a fatal four way match to earn a shot against the Hardcore Champion. GM Mick Foley announced that it would be a triple threat at Judgment Day






Intercontinental Championship Match: Rob Van Dam © vs. Matt Hardy
RVD has been on a role since defeated William Regal for the IC title at Backlash, in his first PPV Title defence, RVD will face Matt Hardy. By defeated Booker T in a hard fought match a few weeks ago on SmackDown, Matt Hardy earned the right to face Van Dam for the title. There is a lot of respect towards each other and we will see which fan favourite comes out on top with the gold at Judgment Day!





“Stone Cold” Steve Austin vs. “The Outsider” Scott Hall
This feud got personal fast with Hall delivering the Outsiders Edge to Austin on the concrete floor before their match a month ago on SmackDown. This lead to Hall escaping facing Stone Cold. Hall has used his baseball bat to intimidate Austin, but it has made Stone Cold to bring out is unpredictable and psychotic side. Austin chased Hall out of the arena with a steel chain, however Hall distracted Austin and caused him to be eliminated from a battle royal to cast the number one contender for the Undisputed Title. Austin has lost all control and two weeks ago destroyed Halls automobile with a baseball bat! Hall and Austin will finally face each other in the ring one on one, nowhere to run or hide for either man. Can Hall tame the Rattlesnake or will Austin do what he does best and whoop some ass!






WWE Undisputed Championship Match: The Rock © vs. “The Nature Boy” Ric Flair
Ric Flair has proven that he can still be at the top of his game. Flair won a huge battle royal to become the number one contender for the Undisputed Championship. But to be champion, one of the greatest of all time must defeat “The Great One”. The Rock is “the man” of the industry today, Flair believes he has it in him to win a world title for a record breaking 17th time, only time will tell what the outcome will be. One thing is for sure, The dirtiest player in the game will do whatever it takes to capture the title. Can The Rock retain the gold he has worked so hard to hold onto so far?



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Judgment Day Predictions Template

Tag Team Tables Match: Kane & Jeff Hardy vs. Kama & D-Von Dudley

European Championship Match: William Regal © vs. Diamond Dallas Page

Hardcore Championship Triple Threat Match: Lance Storm © vs. Christian vs. Bubba Ray Dudley

Intercontinental Championship Match: Rob Van Dam © vs. Matt Hardy

Singles Match: Undertaker vs. Edge

Tag Team Championship Match: Hulk Hogan & Big Show © vs. Chris Jericho & Kurt Angle

Singles Match: “Stone Cold” Steve Austin vs. “The Outsider” Scott Hall

Street Fight: Kevin Nash vs. Triple H

WWE Undisputed Championship Match: The Rock © vs. “The Nature Boy” Ric Flair
 
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Tag Team Tables Match: Kane & Jeff Hardy vs. Kama & D-Von Dudley

European Championship Match: William Regal © vs. Diamond Dallas Page

Hardcore Championship Triple Threat Match: Lance Storm © vs. Christian vs. Bubba Ray Dudley

Intercontinental Championship Match: Rob Van Dam © vs. Matt Hardy

Singles Match: Undertaker vs. Edge

Tag Team Championship Match: Hulk Hogan & Big Show © vs. Chris Jericho & Kurt Angle

Singles Match: “Stone Cold” Steve Austin vs. "The Outsider” Scott Hall

Street Fight: Kevin Nash vs. Triple H

WWE Undisputed Championship Match: The Rock © vs. “The Nature Boy” Ric Flair
 
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Tag Team Tables Match: Kane & Jeff Hardy vs. Kama & D-Von Dudley

European Championship Match: William Regal © vs. Diamond Dallas Page

Hardcore Championship Triple Threat Match: Lance Storm © vs. Christian vs. Bubba Ray Dudley

Intercontinental Championship Match: Rob Van Dam © vs. Matt Hardy

Singles Match: Undertaker vs. Edge

Tag Team Championship Match: Hulk Hogan & Big Show © vs. Chris Jericho & Kurt Angle

Singles Match: “Stone Cold” Steve Austin vs. “The Outsider” Scott Hall- help from Kevin Nash

Street Fight: Kevin Nash vs. Triple H

WWE Undisputed Championship Match: The Rock © vs. “The Nature Boy” Ric Flair What the hell..lets see some history be made.
 
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#45 ·
Wasn't following as much as I would like to but I adored this time period and depending on the free time I have whenever this is put up, I may drop a review by. Best of luck either way.


Judgment Day Predictions Template

Tag Team Tables Match: Kane & Jeff Hardy vs. Kama & D-Von Dudley

This one was a bit of a tough one, even though it is a bit one sided on paper with Kane and all being a true monster back than, I wouldn't be surprised with double Chokeslams through tables, but I also wouldn't be surprised if we see Jeff going for a high-risk maneuver and crash through the tables, or you could do a Jeff/Kane thing afterwards. Either way, I'm going with the dominant team.

European Championship Match: William Regal © vs. Diamond Dallas Page

DDP was one of, if not the most underused former WCW guy the WWF ever had, I really hope you give him a lengthy title run, even though the EU title isn't worth all that much he can make it interesting and up there with the IC title.

Hardcore Championship Triple Threat Match: Lance Storm © vs. Christian vs. Bubba Ray Dudley

Please. Huge Christian fan on my behalf.

Intercontinental Championship Match: Rob Van Dam © vs. Matt Hardy

Matt wasn't all that big yet in single competetion yet, maybe in a rematch of sorts he could win but for the time being I see Van Dam retaining.

Singles Match: Undertaker vs. Edge

Same goes for Edge, sure he was hugely over around 2002/2003, going over Taker is still a huge win for him at this point, a bit too much.

Tag Team Championship Match: Hulk Hogan & Big Show © vs. Chris Jericho & Kurt Angle

Singles Match: “Stone Cold” Steve Austin vs. “The Outsider” Scott Hall

Street Fight: Kevin Nash vs. Triple H

WWE Undisputed Championship Match: The Rock © vs. “The Nature Boy” Ric Flair
 
#46 ·
PLanning on catching up from the start of the company here shortly, because the concept looks very interesting. Here are my predictions, all the same for Judgment Day.

Tag Team Tables Match: Kane & Jeff Hardy vs. Kama & D-Von Dudley

European Championship Match: William Regal © vs. Diamond Dallas Page

Hardcore Championship Triple Threat Match: Lance Storm © vs. Christian vs. Bubba Ray Dudley

Intercontinental Championship Match: Rob Van Dam © vs. Matt Hardy

Singles Match: Undertaker vs. Edge

Tag Team Championship Match: Hulk Hogan & Big Show © vs. Chris Jericho & Kurt Angle

Singles Match: “Stone Cold” Steve Austin vs. “The Outsider” Scott Hall

Street Fight: Kevin Nash vs. Triple H

WWE Undisputed Championship Match: The Rock © vs. “The Nature Boy” Ric Flair
 
#47 ·
Forgive me for not being fully up to date with what has been happening, but I will be sure to sling a review by once the show is up!!

Judgement Day Predictions

Tag Team Tables Match: Kane & Jeff Hardy vs. Kama & D-Von Dudley

The winners of this match I would assume be able to insert themselves as Tag Title contenders, so I am going for Kane and Jeff to get the win.

European Championship Match: William Regal © vs. Diamond Dallas Page

Both of these guys are awesome; but Regal has just won the title, so I think he can still feud with DDP for it, but he shoul really retain here.

Hardcore Championship Triple Threat Match: Lance Storm © vs. Christian vs. Bubba Ray Dudley

If Storm wins it kinda limits the way this can go, but if Christian gets the win it will add some fuel to the feud between him and Storm, as I don't think you would've broken them up just for the sake of it.

Intercontinental Championship Match: Rob Van Dam © vs. Matt Hardy

I don't like Matt Hardy.

Singles Match: Undertaker vs. Edge

I don't think Edge should get the win here just yet, and I think he needs a couple more months of build before he could get the W over 'Taker.

Tag Team Championship Match: Hulk Hogan & Big Show © vs. Chris Jericho & Kurt Angle

Potential to be the best tag team in the history of ever. Book it.

Singles Match: “Stone Cold” Steve Austin vs. “The Outsider” Scott Hall

This was a toughie, but I went for Austin.

Street Fight: Kevin Nash vs. Triple H

Triple H can take so much more from the win here to put him back into the title hunt.

WWE Undisputed Championship Match: The Rock © vs. “The Nature Boy” Ric Flair

If Rock is to be taken as a credible champion he should be winning these defences against guys like Ric Flair.

Seems like it is going to be a good show, and I will defo read! Good luck :)
 
#48 ·
I just eyed through the whole thing and liked it. I liked your version of Wrestlemania and what you're doing with Goldust and Tajiri.

Judgment Day Predictions

Tag Team Tables Match: Kane & Jeff Hardy vs. Kama & D-Von Dudley
Ok, so you broke Dudleyzzz and Hardyzzzz to pair Jeff up with Kane and D-Von with Kama? I'm not sure I like this but it's something new for sure. Kane and Hardy sounds like an absurd team but then again it's D-Von Dudley and The Godfather, so...

European Championship Match: William Regal © vs. Diamond Dallas Page
Regal is good and he just won the title. And he is actually European!

Hardcore Championship Triple Threat Match: Lance Storm © vs. Christian vs. Bubba Ray Dudley
Christian and Storm distract each other and Bubba gets his belt back. Seeing how good he has been in TNA recently, I'm all in for a Bubba push.

Intercontinental Championship Match: Rob Van Dam © vs. Matt Hardy
No way Matt wins the IC title, right?

Singles Match: Undertaker vs. Edge
I like this feud but Edge is not ready, brother.

Tag Team Championship Match: Hulk Hogan & Big Show © vs. Chris Jericho & Kurt Angle
Hulkster and Show seem like transitional champs to me.

Singles Match: “Stone Cold” Steve Austin vs. “The Outsider” Scott Hall
While I usually don't really like feuds where the guys just beat each other week in and week out for no real reasons, I liked this. Must be the visuals of "lunatic Austin with a chair" and Hall 3:16. I wonder if the feud carries on...

Street Fight: Kevin Nash vs. Triple H
I actually wish this feud continues. Especially with Shawn playing a part in it. I wanna see where this goes. Therefore Big Sexy picks up the win here.

WWE Undisputed Championship Match: The Rock © vs. “The Nature Boy” Ric Flair
HUGE props for putting Flair in a title match. Really cool. I have nothing against a Naitch world title reing (that would be glorious!) but I doubt he's taking the belt. Definitely an interesting match-up here.
 
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Hey guys, here is Judgment Day, I think there maybe one or two grammar issues, but it is easily readible. All kinds of comments and feedback are greatly appriciated and I will return the favour before I move my thread forward. It is in summary format as explained before but some of the main event matches are a bit longer then I planned.

Enjoy and I hope it gives you all something to think about......




Sunday Night Heat Match: Bradshaw & Faarooq def. Booker T & Bossman
Bradshaw hit Bossman with the Clothesline From Hell to get the win at 6.22.

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WWE Judgment Day
19 May 2002




Explosive pyro opens up the show as the arena is alive and loud as Jim Ross and Jerry “The King” Lawler welcome us to the first PPV since the WWE Brand Extension. They run down the card for tonight including that there is 5 title matches tonight as well as noting that Michael Cole and Tazz will be announcing the SmackDown! matches through out the show.







Tag Team Tables Match: Kane & Jeff Hardy vs. Kama & D-Von Dudley
Match Summary: This match was tornado rules, so no tags were needed. Kane and Kama went straight for each other and battled around the ringside area whilst Jeff Hardy and D-Von battled in the ring. Eventually D-Von hurt Jeff enough so he could concentrate on Kane with Kama. Kama and D-Von doubled teamed Kane until Hardy got back in the match. Hardy was the first person to bring out a table and he set it up on the outside. Kane and D-Von were battling in the ring when Hardy brought out a ladder from underneath the ring. Hardy set the ladder up as Kama was laid prone on the table. Jeff climbed the ladder as Kane had D-Von in the ring, to keep him from helping Kama…..SWANTOM BOMB OFF THE TOP OF THE LADDER……KAMA MOVES OFF THE TABLE…..HARDY GOES CRASHING THROUGH THE TABLE!!!!

JR & King remind us that you have to be put through the table offensively to lose the match. So we continue as there is now a second table set-up in the ring. Kane is doubled teamed by Kama and D-Von. Kane is put in the corner and Kama rushes at him with THE FREIGHT TRAIN!!! But Kane grabs Kama around the throat, D-Von rushes in and gets caught as well. Kama and D-Von fight free and Kane backs onto the ropes. Kama runs at Kane and Kane ducks down sending Kama over the top rope and onto the canvas. D-Von rushes over and gets grabbed around the throat again…..this time Kane has all his focus on D-Von…….CHOKESLAM THROUGH THE TABLE!!!!! The bell sounds as Kane & Hardy pick up the win @ 8.22. “Slow Chemical” plays as we see Kama pull D-Von’s carcass out of the ring, Hardy his still down on the outside as Kane stands tall in the ring.







Backstage Segment
We get footage of earlier today when The Rock arrived in the building, next we cut to a live feed of the parking lot where a giant limo pulls up. Really hot ladies step out and form a line, as Ric Flair steps from out of the limo, he takes the ladies in his arms as he walks into the arena...​






European Championship Match: William Regal © vs. Diamond Dallas Page
Match Summary: DDP and Regal lock up to start this match. Some good wrestling holds by both men, but Regal seems to gain the advantage each time by some underhanded means, whether it was by pulling the hair, the tights or using the ropes, Regal managed to keep control of the match in the opening minutes. However the match continued and DDP took control with some strong moves including a SUPERPLEX. There were a few near falls for Page as he looked to regain his title belt. During an Irish Whip reversal DDP grabbed Regal for the DIAMOND CUTTER!! But Regal pushed DDP off and rolled to the outside to gain a break. DDP came out to continue taking it to Regal but Regal was waiting for him and smashed DDP head first into the announce table. Regal worked on DDP on the outside and then rolled him in the ring. Regal kept DDP grounded with headlocks and arm locks, but DDP again fought back to his feet where he was caught in an Abdominal Stretch.

DDP hip-tossed his way out of it and dropped Regal with an inverted atomic drop, followed up by a strong clothesline taking both of them down. DDP even lifted up Regal with a Gorilla Press and then drove him back first onto the canvas. DDP then went for a PILEDRIVER! But Regal tackled DDPs leg and locked him in the REGAL STRETCH!!!!! Regal locked in but DDP refused to tap and managed to get to the ropes after almost a minute of agony. Regal stomped away at DDP and then pulled him away from the ring ropes. Regal pinned DDP but only got a 2 count. Regal frustrated, pinned again but only got a 2 count again. Regal then rolled to the outside and picked up the European Title belt. Regal brings the belt back in the ring but the referee pulls the belt off him. The fans cheer as Regal looks pissed, Regal then calms down and smiles, he pulls out the Brass Knuckles from his tights and right in front of the referee turns and hits DDP IN THE HEAD WITH THE BRASS KNUCKLES!!! The referee calls for the bell @ 9.01 and DDP wins by DQ. Regal grabs his belt off the referee and makes his way the back looking pleased with himself.







Backstage Segment
Camera cuts to Mick Foley walking past the APA's “office”, he then walks down the corrider and bumps into his Raw counterpart, General Manager Shawn Michaels. They shake hands and Michaels says that he has an idea that could help both them out tonight. Michaels asks Foley that if tonight Scott Hall interferes in Street Fight between Triple H and Kevin Nash that he will be suspended immediately and in return he will be willing to suspend Kevin Nash if he interferes in the Austin and Hall match. Foley tells HBK that it is a great idea and a great way to ensure both matches run without interference. Foley says he is glad he can do business with Michaels.​






Undertaker vs. Edge
Match Summary: Undertaker and Edge stare-down to start the match. Edge looks anxious and ready to go as Taker seems almost a bit too laid back for the match. The bell sounds and this match goes straight into wrestling 101 by the Undertaker! Surprisingly Taker has switched up his offence and locks Edge in a solid side headlock and then does a takeover to ground headlock. Taker has a smile on his face as he keeps control of Edge. Undertaker trash talks Edge whilst he has him down. Taker continues to hold down Edge with basic moves until Edge catches a break and manages to escape and get back to his feet. Taker is quickly to his feet as the two men stare-down for the second time.

The match continues as Edge uses his speed moves to keep out of the way of Undertakers grasp and he tries to chop down The Deadman. Edge uses high risk moves such as the flying dropkick to take Undertaker off his feet. Edge continues with moves bouncing off the ropes including a spinning heel kick and a cross-body block. Edge is unable keep Taker down, but he does manage to amr drag Taker and lock him in a shoulder-hold. Taker does fight back and starts to turn this match into more of a brawl, more like we expect Taker to be. Pure strikes hit Edge in the corner and Taker drops Edge with Snake Eyes and a Big Boot. Taker nails Old School too and signals for the ChokeSlam but Edge fights out of it and hits Taker with the DOWNWARD SPIRAL! Edge covers but only gets a two count. Edge sets up Taker for the SPEAR!! But Taker moves and Edge goes shoulder fist into the ring post. Taker then pulls Edge back to centre of the ring and delivers the LAST RIDE!!! Edge is out cold, Taker pins and picks up the win @ 9.01.







Backstage Segment
We see Kevin Nash and Scott Hall getting ready for tonights' match, they question why Shawn has started to become all “goody goody” and say that he has become soft. Nash and Hall then tell each other that they both have points to prove tonight and that they both want to do them alone. Both agree to stay out of each others way as the camera cuts back to ringside.​






Hardcore Championship Triple Threat Match: Christian © vs. Lance Storm vs. Bubba Ray Dudley
Match Summary: Storm and Christian begin this match with a double team on Bubba eventually taking himn out of the ring. Christian and Storm turn their attention to each other and start to have a technical based match for a minute or so until Bubba comes back in the ring with a trash can! He smashes the trash can over the head of Storm and then Christian. Bubba then rolls to the outside and throws some more weapons in the ring. Bubba gets back in the ring but Storm launches on him to keep him grounded. Christian picks up one of the kendo sticks and whacks Storm in the back with it. Christian covers Storm but Bubba breaks the pin up. Christian and Bubba face off in the ring with Bubba driving Christian down with right hands and then an elbow to the top of the skull. Storm then leaps off the apron and onto the top rope and then off the top rope and with a trash can lid smashes Bubba in the head!! Storm covers but Christian breaks up the pin.

Storm and Christian are back striking each other as Storm goes for the SUPERKICK but Christian reverses it and goes for the UNPRETTIER but Storm pushes him forward before he can be dropped, Bubba is on the apron and he FIRE EXTINGUISHER SPRAYED IN THE FACE OF CHRSTIAN!! SUPERKICK BY STORM ON THE BLINDED CHRSTIAN.....BUBBA BOMB ON STORM ONTO A TRASH CAN!!!!! Bubba pins Storm and picks up the win and the title @ 6.01







Backstage Interview
Terri is backstage and she is standing by with the Womens Champion Jazz. Terri tells Jazz that she has been the most dominate Womens Champion of all time but tomorrow night on Raw she will have to defend her title in a triple threat match against Trish Stratus and Molly Holly. Jazz tells Terri that she is the meanest bitch in all of the WWE and no one has been able to defeat her so far and she does not see that changing. She acknowledges that Trish is tough opponent and that Molly has a newly found mean streak, but she reiterates that she is the best Women in the WWE and will not be beaten.​






Intercontinental Championship Match: Rob Van Dam © vs. Matt Hardy
Match Summary: A handshake starts this match, counters and quick paced hip tosses, headlocks, suplexes and kicks start off the beginning of the match up. Neither man gaining more than three or four moves in a row before the other is back in it. Eventually Van Dam takes Hardy down with a spinning back kick and a twirling leg drop for the first cover of the match but Hardy kicks out. Van Dam shoots Hardy into the turnbuckles and cartwheels over and monkey-flips Hardy out of the corner, but Hardy lands on his feet and shoots into the ropes and goes for a clothesline but RVD ducks and waistlocks Hardy from behind and rushes him into the ropes, Van Dam tries to roll up Hardy but Hardy holds onto the ropes, Van Dam rolls back onto the canvas and then onto his feet as Hardy runs at him and knocks him down with a forearm smash. Hardy covers for the first time but only gets a two count. Hardy grabs a headlock to slow the pace down.

The match continues as Van Dam breaks free of the headlock and exchanges a few more near-falls with the challenger. Van Dam manages to hit the split-legged moonsault but can only get a two count. Van Dam is taken to the outside and Hardy dives off the top rope with a cross-body block taking him down. The referee starts a ten count but both men manage to get in the ring before the ten. The match continues as Van Dam is dropped with the SIDE EFFECT!!! Hardy covers but Van Dam kicks out at 2 and a half. Hardy climbs to the top rope but Van Dam straddles him. RVD climbs up the turnbuckles and meets Hardy who is couched on the top turnbuckle. Van Dam goes for a TOP ROPE HURRICANRANA but Hardy pushes Van Dam to the canvas and stays perched on the top turnbuckle. Van Dam rolls onto his back as Hardy dives off the turnbuckles with a LEG DROP!!! Hardy connects perfectly, he covers, the ref counts...1...2...RVD kicks out!

The match continues as Hardy lifts up Van Dam but RVD drops Hardy with a jaw-breaker, Hardy falls into the corner in a seated position. Van Dam runs at him with a DROPKICK INTO THE HEAD OF HARDY!!! Hardy rolls out of the corner and lies flat on the canvas. Van Dam shoots into the ropes.....ROLLING THUNDER!!!! Van Dam covers, the ref counts..1...2..Hardy kicks out. Van Dam is now looking frustrated as he picks up Hardy and snap-mares him into the centre of the ring. Van Dam goes for another twirling leg drop but Hardy moves out of the way and Van Dam goes ass first into the canvas. Hardy gets to his feet and dropkicks the seated champion in the spine. Hardy covers but only gets a two count. Hardy pulls Van Dam to his feet but Van Dam breaks free of the grip and fires forearm smashes to Hardy, Hardy staggers back and Van Dam goes for a high roundhouse kick but Hardy blocks it and kicks Van Dam in the gut....TWIST OF FATE!!!! Hardy rolls RVD over and covers him. The ref counts...1...2..NO! RVD gets a shoulder up at the very last second.

Hardy sits bewildered, he has hit RVD with the Side Effect, Second Rope Leg Drop and now the Twist of Fate but none of them could put away the champion. Hardy pulls himself to his feet as he sees RVD lying on his back in the middle of the ring. Hardy starts to climb up the turnbuckles facing towards the crowd. Hardy gets to the top, he has a quick look over his shoulder and then.....MOONSAULT!!! But Van Dam rolls out of the way and Hardy crashes into the canvas sternum first!!!!!

Hardy writhes in pain as he rolls onto his back holding his ribs and chest. Van Dam slowly rolls onto the apron and then up the turnbuckles until he is on top. RVD looks down to Hardy....FIVE STAR FROG SPLASH!!!!!! RVD writhes in pain as he holds his ribs before pinning Hardy. The ref counts...1...2...3!!! Van Dam retains @ 18.11


“One of a Kind” plays as we get replays of the top moments of the match up. Van Dam manages to get to his feet and starts to celebrates. Hardy pulls himself up and he and Van Dam are face to face in the centre of the ring. The music stops as Hardy claps his hands and offers his hand to Van Dam,. The fans applaud this sportsmen behaviour... as RVD accepts the handshake to end this great contest the way it started but HARDY KICKS VAN DAM IN THE GROIN!!!! The fans boo profusely as Hardy walks out of the ring and up the entrance way.






Backstage Interview
The Coach is backstage with The Undisputed Champion The Rock. Rocky starts the interview by telling the fans that Finally The Rock has come back to Nashville. Rock carries on to say that he is up against of the greatest of all time. Rock puts over Flairs accomplishments and builds him up, Rock finished the interview by saying that he is “the man” now, and that it is up to Ric Flair to Bring It and to bring it everything he has, because The Rock wants the absolute best from Ric Flair. If Ya Smelllll. What The Rock....is coookin'.






Tag Team Championship Match: Hulk Hogan & Big Show © vs. Chris Jericho & Kurt Angle
Match Summary: All four men have been waiting for this match, both teams need to prove a point to the other tonight. We start with Angle and Hogan. Hogan uses his power to gain control early on in the match. Frequent tags with the Big Show helps his team stay fresh as they work over Angle. However Angle gets back in the match when he drops Hogan with a Belly to Belly Suplex. Angle works over Hogans back as he tags in Jericho. Chris Jericho and Kurt Angle now take it in turns to single out Hogan and keep him from making a tag to Big Show. Minutes pass as Jericho and Angle work over Hogan, who has a had a few small comebacks but was never able to make the tag.

Hogan and Jericho are the legal men as both men collide in the centre of the ring with a double clothesline. Both men crawl their way over to their corner but it is Hogan who gets there first and tags in Show but Angle has entered the ring and distracted the referee. The ref turns around and tells Show to get back on the apron as he did not see the tag. As Show argues with the ref, Kurt pulls Jericho right next to the corner he is in. Show finally gets back on the apron as Kurt leans over and tags himself in. Kurt rushes over and pulls Hogan back into the centre of the ring. Angle works over Hogan and attempts a MOONSAULT!! but Angle missed and Hogan makes the tag. Show takes down Angle and Jericho comes in but is taken down by Show for his efforts. Show signals for the chokeslam but Jericho chopblocks Show down to his knees. Angle then tags in Jericho, Show is still on his knees as Jericho drops him with the one handed bulldog. Jericho then hits the LIONSAULT. The ref counts but only gets a two count. Jericho then tries to lock Show in the WALLS OF JERICHO but Show is to strong and powers out of it and tags in Hogan.

Hogan drops Jericho with a Big Boot and drops the IMMORTAL LEG DROP on Jericho! Hogan covers, the ref counts...1...2...Angle pulls Hogan off Jericho with the ANKLE LOCK!!!!!!!! Hogan screams in pain but Show grabs Angle around the throat.....SHOWSTOPPER!!!!! Show turns around and Jericho knocks himout of the ring with a RUNNING ENZUGIRI!!!!!!!!!!!! Jericho turns around as Hogan lifts him up and drops him with a Body Slam. Hogan shoots into the ropes and then down onto Jericho with the IMMORTAL LEG DROP!!!! Hogan pins and gets the win to retain the tag team titles @ 16.44.







Backstage Segment
The camera cuts to the womens locker room where Trish and Stacy are sitting. Stacy wishes Trish luck for her title match tomorrow night and Trish says that she will beat that bitch for what she did to Lita last week. At that moment Molly Holly walks into the room, Trish stands up and Molly and Trish are face to face. Molly tells Trish that she has no chance of winning and that she will come out on top. Molly steps back as Stacy looks on as Trish and Molly keep eye contact as Molly steps out of the room.​






“Stone Cold” Steve Austin vs. “The Outsider” Scott Hall
Match Summary: Hall is very tentative to start and stalls before locking up a few times but eventually they do and it is Austin who backs Hall into the corner. No clean break though and Austin is already stomping a mud-hole into Hall, who quickly retreats to the apron to make the referee pull Austin away from him. Austin breaks away to avoid being disqualified as Hall gets back in the ring. The match continues as they lock up for a second time but this time it is Hall with a knee to the gut of Austin. Hall works over Austin for the next few minutes, Austin tries to mount an a comeback on several occasions but Hall keeps bringing the momentum back to him. Hall and Austin eventually brawl to the outside and where Hall whips Austin into the steel ring post., Both men continue to brawl back and forth until they end up back in the ring.

Austin reverses an Irish Whip attempt and drops Hall with the Lou Thez Press. Ausitn unloads with a flurry of right hands hitting Hall in the head. Austin gets back to his feet and Hall is up as well. Austin chops Hall across the chest and takes him back in the corner where he mud-hole stomps him for the second time in this match. Austin pulls Hall to his feet and shoots him into the ropes, Austin ducks his head for a back body-drop but Hall kicks Austin to regain momentum. Hall then shoots Austin into the ropes, Austin bounces off the ropes and Hall drops him with Samoan Drop! Hall covers but is only able get a two count. Hall lifts up Austin and signals for the OUTSIDERS EDGE!! But Austin back body-drops Hall onto the canvas. Austin climbs the second rope and delivers a bionic elbow drop to the heart of the outsider. Austin pulls himself to his feet as Hall staggers up.....STONE COLD STUNN....NO! Hall slides down and rolls out of the ring.....

The fans boo, but Austin quickly comes to the outside too, but Hall swings up and BASEBALL TO THE HEAD!!!!!! Hall pulled the baseball bat from under the ring and nailed Austin with it, right in front of the referee. The ref calls for the bell and Austin wins this by DQ @ 10.11. The fans boo as Hall rolls Austin back in the ring. Hall drives the BASEBALL BAT INTO THE SPINE OF AUSTIN!!! The fans boo as Hall gets a spray paint can from ringside and sprays “Hall 3:16” on the back of a prone Austin. “Outsider” plays as Hall stands tall over Stone Cold.







Backstage Promo
Camera cuts to a darkened room with there is a chair facing away from the camera. The chair spins around as Goldust is sitting in the chair. His golden wig is covering his face. Goldust says that “tomorrow night, everyone will never forget the name of.........ohhhhhh.....Golllldusssssst.......”​






Street Fight: Kevin Nash vs. Triple H
Match Summary: Triple H came down to the ring first, dressed in his jeans and t-shirt it was obvious that he was not looking for a wrestling match with Big Sexy. “Nash Power” hit the PA system as Kevin Nash in his typical ring attire made his way down to the ring. Nash got in the ring and the match immediately began with an exchange of punches instigated by The Game. The match quickly turned into an all out brawl as they took the fight to the outside early on. Nash got the upper hand by whipping Hunter into the steel steps and then clotheslining him into the front of the crowd. Nash and Triple H then battled up some stairs in the crowd before making their way backstage. As the match spilled into the empty corridors of the arena, Nash used cable to choke The Game and mounted him and pounded down with right hands. They battled towards the wall where there was a window. Nash tried to Big boot The Games head into the window but HHH moved out of way and Nash’s foot smashed the window!
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Triple H gets a breather from the punishment as Nash screams out in pain trying to remove the broken shatters of glass from his boot. Nash shakes it off as he walks down the corridor and through the curtain onto the entrance ramp. HHH is not far behind as the match finally ends up back in the ring. Triple H takes Nash down with a single-leg and then hits an elbow drop onto Nash’s left knee. Triple H then gets back to his feet and removes the top turnbuckle, exposing the steel. HHH tries to ram Nash into the exposed turnbuckle but Nash blocks it and knocks Triple H back into the middle of the ring. HHH tries to Irish Whip Nash, but Nash reverses it and sends HHH spine first into the exposed turnbuckle. The pace slows as HHH writhes in pain and Nash slides to the outside and picks up a steel chair.
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Nash is back in the ring and he hits Triple H in the spine with the steel chair!! Hunter writhes in pain as Nash covers him for a 2 count. Nash then lifts up Hunter and drives him down to the mat with a sidewalk slam! Nash covers but again HHH kicks out at 2. Nash props the chair out so it is set up in the middle of the ring, he shoots HHH into the ropes but HHH hooks onto the ropes to stop him running towards Nash. Nash then runs towards Triple H but Hunter kicks him in the mid-section and fires hard right hands at the big man. HHH pushes Nash towards the centre of the ring and then whips him across the ring…..SPINEBUSTER ON NASH ONTO THE STEEL CHAIR!!!! HHH covers…1…2… Nash gets a shoulder up.
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The chair is mangled, Kevin Nash’s back is mangled and Triple H is starting to regain control of the match. HHH mounts Nash fires down a vicious series of punches. The referee can do nothing but watch as HHH keeps firing down, 10, 15, 20 times. Finally Triple H gets off him and stands up. The crowd is going nuts as Triple H screams out in a mixture of pain and anger. HHH delivers a running knee drop to Nash and then rolls to the outside. HHH looks under the ring and brings out the Sledgehammer!!! The fans gasp as Nash starts to make his way back up in the ring. HHH slides back in the ring with the deadly weapon in his hand. HHH swings at Nash but Nash drives Big Boot into the skull of The Game, making him drop the weapon. Nash regains his posture as Triple H starts to get to his feet. Nash kicks HHH in the gut……JACK KNIFE POWERBOMB!!! NO! Triple H double leg takedowns Nash and Catapaults him HEAD FIRST INTO THE EXPOSED TURNBUCKLE!!! Nash is groggy in the corner, literally only being held on his feet by resting on the turnbuckles. Triple H makes his way back to his feet and pulls Nash out of the corner…..PEDIGREE!!!!! HHH connects, Nash is done, but Triple H is sitting on the canvas, he looks at the downed Nash, the referee is already in place make the count but Triple H isn’t taking it. HHH looks across the ring and points towards the Sledgehammer!!! The crowd erupts as HHH starts to get to his feet, HHH picks up the hammer as HBK runs down towards ringside, HBK gets on the apron and pleads with Hunter not to use the hammer. HBK gets a mixed reaction from the fans, some obviously are happy to see him, but others don’t want him interfere in the match. HHH tells Michaels that he has to do this, he turns around as Nash is on his knees in front of him, Nash with a DOUBLE HANDED LOW BLOW TO TRIPLE H!!!!! The fans boo, as Michaels has backed off the apron, HHH is down, Nash is down, the sledgehammer is out of play…..
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Nash slowly makes his way to his feet. He picks up the Sledgehammer as Michaels gets on the apron and now tries to tell Nash not to do it. Nash tells Michaels to “stay out of it”. Triple H slowly gets to his feet….SLEDGEHAMMER TO THE SKULL OF TRIPLE H!!!!! Michaels shakes his head in disgust as he gets in the ring and tries to keep Kevin Nash away from Triple H. Michaels pleads Nash and Nash finally drops the Sledgehammer. Nash raises his fist high in the air as the fans boo. Triple H starts to stir as he is a now wears a crimson mask thanks to the sledgehammer hit. Michaels climbs back onto the apron still having words with Nash. But Nash picks up the Sledgehammer again!!! He raises it high in the air but Michaels grabs it from the apron and pulls it off Nash, Nash turns around and reaps it back off Michaels and then tries to hit Michaels with it, but Michaels jumps off the apron and onto the floor below. Nash turns around as HHH is just about to his feet. Nash delivers A SECOND SLEDGEHAMMER SHUT TO THE SKULL OF TRIPLE H!!! Nash drops to the canvas and pins Hunter. The ref counts…1…2…3!!! Nash picks up the win @ 23.44. “Nash Power” plays as Nash stands tall over Triple H, with Shawn Michaels watching from the outside. Nash makes his way to the back as Michaels slides into the ring to check on his friend. Officials and Medical staff rush down to the ring as they begin stretcher Triple H out of the ring and to a nearby medical facility.








Backstage Interview
Backstage and Kevin Kelly is standing by with Torrie Wilson and Billy Kidman. Torrie looks very happy now that she is back with Kidman and no longer with Tajiri. Kidman is congratulated for pinning Tajiri in a tag team match last week on SmackDown. Kelly then tells Kidman that he will get a shot at the Cruiserweight Championship this week on SmackDown and what his thoughts are on this. Kidman replies by saying it feels great to be back with Torrie and that he has proven he can beat Tajiri last week, and next week when the the title is on the line, he is not just winning it for himself, but also for all those times Tajiri degraded Torrie.​






WWE Undisputed Championship Match: The Rock © vs. “The Nature Boy” Ric Flair
Match Summary: The crowd is electric as the two men battling for the biggest prize in the industry lock up, Flair takes Rock into a side-headlock. Rock shoots him off and Flair drops him with a shoulder barge. Rock gets back to his feet as Flair lets out a giant “woooo” and slicks his hair back before circling the ring once again. This time it is The Rock who takes Flair down, Flair gets back up and Rock poses himself. Flair and Rock seem to trying to get into each others heads as this match begins. They go to lock up again but this time Flair pushes Rock back into the corner. The ref asks for a clean break and it looks like Flair has done so, but at the last second he chops Rock in the chest!! Flair unleashes a flurry of chops as Rock writhes in pain holding his chest. Rock staggers out of the corner as Flair chop-blocks Rocks leg. Flair starts to work over Rocks leg and knee in particular as this match progresses.

Rock gets back into the match and drops Flair with a huge DDT!!! Rock gets a two count and begins to work over Flair in the corner and drives him to the canvas with hip-tosses and clotheslines, but Flair gets back in the match with an eye rake. Flair then drives Rocks eye into the top rope, burning it all the way across. The fans are loving the heel tactics by Flair who has taken control of the match again. Flair catches Rock with a school boy and uses the tights but can only get a two count. Flair goes for a small package with the tights being held again but Rock kicks out again. Flair focuses back on Rocks knee and locks in the FIGURE FOUR LEG LOCK!!!!!! Rock writhes in pain as Flair uses the rope to gain extra leverage behind the referees back. Rock keeps trying to tell the referee Flair has hold of the ropes, but Flair releases before the referee can see what is going on. Eventually Rock manages to grab the ropes himself to break the hold.

Flair decides to take a risk and go to the top rope, he dives of but Rock catches him in the mid-section with a punch on the way down. Flair flips onto the canvas as Rock takes Flair into the corner and stomps him into a seated position. Rock pulls Flair up and unleashes his own set of knife hand chops to the master of the chops! Rock suplexes Flair and sets him up for the ROCK BOTTOM!!! but Flair fights out of it.

Flair shoots Rock into the ropes but Rock reverses it and Flair comes back at The Rock...SPINEBUSTER!!!! Rocky spins around and stands above Flair. Rock looks up to the jam-packed arena of fans looking on. Rock removes his elbow pad and shoots into the ropes.....PEOPLES. ELB... No Wait, Flair grabs Rocks hovering leg and pulls him onto the canvas......FIGURE FOUR LEG LOCK!!!!!! Rocky writhes in agony as Flair has the move on once again. This time the both men are in the centre of the ring. Flair is too far from the ropes to gain the extra leverage but that also means that The Rock is nowhere near the ropes to break the hold. Flair wrenches on the hold as Rockys shoulders go flat against the mat. The ref counts as Rocks shoulders are down...1....2... Rock gets his shoulder up.

Rock lifts back up to a seated position as Flair keeps torquing the legs. Rock drops back down as the ref counts Rocks shoulders down again.1...2.. Rock gets a shoulder again. The crowd is split, there is a “woooo” chant as well as a “Rocky, Rocky” chant. The fans start to clap as Rock begins to try and turn Flair onto his belly. Flair reaches out put is too far away from the ropes to stop the turn and Rock turns it!!!! PRESSURE ON FLAIRS LEG!!!!

The referee spins around to Flair who is no screaming in agony. Rocky manages to adjust himself and starts to sit up.....ROCKY SHARPSHOOTER ON RIC FLAIR!!!!! Rock managed to adapt the reverse figure four into the Sharpshooter!!!! Flair is screaming and screaming in pain.......The pain continues as Flair begins to inch his way over to the ropes to break the hold. Rock lets go to avoid being disqualified as both men are down on the canvas. Rocks knees are hurt, Flairs back is hurt, both men use the ropes to pull themselves up and it is Rock who is up first...Flair is up second and the match continues..

Rock fires a hard open palm to the head of Flair...Flair staggers and fires a knife hand chop to the great one....Rock fires back.....Flair with another chop....palm hand...knife hand...palm hand....knife hand...palm hand...palm hand....palm hand...Rock goes for the big right hand but Flair delivers a knife hand chop with all his might chopping Rocky down to the canvas. Flair grabs Rocks leg and goes for the FIGURE FOUR LEG LOCK!! one more time, but Rock pushes Flair off and Flair goes shoulder first into the steel ring post!!! Rock pulls himself up as he stalks behind Flair.....Flair pulls himself out of the corner and turns around....ROCK BOTTOM!!!! Rock nails it, Rock covers, the ref counts...1...2...3!!! Rocky defeated the nature boy @ 19.33 to retain his title. “If Ya Smell What The Rock is Cookin....” plays as The Rock celebrates to end the show.






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Kane & Jeff Hardy def. Kama & D-Von Dudley in a Tables Match
DDP def. William Regal by DQ – Regal retains the European Title
Undertaker def. Edge
Bubba Ray Dudley def. Christian & Lance storm to win the Hardcore Title
Hulk Hogan & Big Show def. Chris Jericho & Kurt Angle to retain the Tag Team Titles
Steve Austin def. Scott Hall by DQ
Kevin Nash def. Triple H in a Street Fight
The Rock def. Ric Flair to retain the WWE Undisputed Title
 
#51 ·
This was my first time reading through your BTB, and I really liked what I saw.

I've just read Judgment Day and I really enjoyed it, here's a review friend.

I really liked your opening contest, I can't seem to find Kane & Jeff Hardy as being tag team compatible, but, on the other hand, I'm loving that Kama, the Supreme Fighthing Machine is back and teaming with D-Von! The spot of the match was Hardy's missed Swanton and Kane picked up the win for his team, good opening contest to start off JD.

The European Title match was a nice filler, I was looking forward to DDP winning the belt back but Regal pulled out a cheap trick to walk away with the belt while getting DQ'ed. I hope DDP will get his rematch soon.

Taker Vs Edge was nothing special to me. I see a lot of threads using Edge and giving him huge pushes but, it's hard to replicate what made Edge so legendary just by putting him in matches with the Undertaker. At the very least, Taker won the contest.

I really enjoyed the Hardcore 3-Way. Buh Buh as Champion is great, I guess things will pick up on the Hardcore side now that Buh Buh is Champion. I really liked the ending with that sucession of events. Great stuff!

MOTN belongs to RVD Vs Hardy. A great lenghty IC title match, filled with a great series of maneuvers, counters, and high risk offense. Kudos. I'm guessing these two will continue feuding with just how the post match ended. I don't know if I like Hardy as a serious heel but, we'll see as time rolls on.

This is the match I really hated. First it was way too long for what it was, and, I felt the talents of Jericho & Angle were completely wasted on two unathletic individuals such as Big Show & especially Hogan. I'll give Show credit where credit is due, but, Hogan would be best served tag teaming on the midcard level or having singles matches on PPV's only.

Austin Vs Hall was a good brawl like these can have on any given night. The Baseball Bat at the end really gave this match a nice twist. I'm sure these two will tear it up with the stakes raised just a little bit higher.

Nash Vs HHH was a lenghty and painful contest. I liked that they took to the crowd, the backstage area and the likes. It really favored Nash's slow and methodic style. HBK getting involved added another layer to this contest and I really liked how Nash came about winning this fight. Nicely done.

Rock Vs Flair was pretty darn great. Great spots throughout, we could actually feel the energy they brought to the crowd with how they were back and forth throughout. I'm sure Naitch will get another shot soon.

Overall it was a good Pay-Per-View, a few filler matches here and there, but mostly, great quality matches. 7/10
 
#52 ·
A very good PPV overall. I really like your match writing. All the matches were solid action. Random thoughts:

- Using PPV time to set up matches for upcoming TV shows seems weird to me. I don't know if WWE ever does this. I don't think so. It's a small thing but it bothered me. PPV segments should be used to hype the matches on the card. But again, it's not that big of a deal...

- Edge vs Taker was exactly what it was supposed to be. The young Edge puts up a good fight but in the end the veteran Undertaker beats him cleanly. Good stuff.

- I didn't really like the DQ finishes. One is enough, two is too much in my opinion. DQs and Count outs on PPV are always something you should avoid. I know it makes sense story-wise and it's an easy way to continue the feud but it takes away from the match. It wouldn't have made a big difference if Regal had just used the brass knucks to get the pin. It also seems that the rivalry between Austin and Hall is going to continue. This just seemed like a cheap way to continue their feud.

- RVD vs Hardy was an another good match. At least Matt is benefitting from the Hardy's break up. The heel turn was pretty random at first. Was Matt just frustrated because he couldn't win or did show signs of this before? I need to go back and read previous episodes again because I have no idea.

- The main events were really good. HHH vs Nash was brutal and I liked the finish with Shawn running in. Perhaps this was even too brutal considering they've been feuding for, what, a month now? Nash winning suggests this is going to continue like I hoped. But they already had a brutal street fight so what's next? Hell in a Cell?

- Rock vs Flair I really enjoyed too. Great story and a wonderful match overall.
 
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It's back! The previews below also serve as recaps from the last PPV! Feel free to make predictions :)

King of the Ring Card



WWE Undisputed Championship Match: The Rock (c) vs. Kevin Nash
After defeating and injuring Triple H one month ago at Judgment Day, Kevin Nash set his sights on the Undisputed WWE Championship. At first RAW GM Shawn Michaels was hesitant to make the match because of what Kevin Nash did to Triple H, however HBK could not deny the damage Kevin Nash caused and the fact that he won a brutal street fight against one of the best in the industry Triple H. The Rock and Nash have been face to face in the build up to this match and even competed against each other in a tag team match this past Monday which ended when The Rock and DDP defeated Nash and Regal.

Can The Rock continue on his role as the Undisputed Champion or will Kevin Nash's path of destruction continue and lead to most prestigious championship in sports-entertainment?





No Disqualification Match: “Stone Cold” Steve Austin vs. “The Outsider” Scott Hall
Last month at Judgment Day Austin and Hall were involved in an highly competitive battle until Hall got himself DQ'ed when he used a baseball bat to attack Austin. Over the following weeks this rivalry has become even more personal when Scott Hall attacked Stone Cold's wife Debra. These two will meet this Sunday in a no disqualification match. This time there will be a winner.
But will it be the Texas Rattlesnake or the Bad Guy?




WWE Womens Championship: Jazz (c) vs. Trish vs. Lita vs. Molly
The Women's division on Raw has really been heating up as of late. Molly has gained a mean streak over the past few week as she dyed her hair black and turned her back on the fans. She has been more viscous in the ring and has built up some strong wins going into this match. Fan Favourites Trish and Lita have had their dealings with both Jazz and Molly over the past few weeks. Trish and Lita have mutual respect for each other but when it comes to competing in the ring, these two stop at nothing even when facing each other. This was obvious during their match up this past week on RAW before Jazz interfered. Speaking of Jazz she is the reigning champion and has issues with Trish and Lita, but now she has also had brawls with Molly. All 4 women will be in the ring at the same time and anything can happen in this one fall to a finish match for the WWE Womens Championship!




KOTR Semi Finals: Matt Hardy vs. Edge & Jeff Hardy vs. Chris Jericho
Matt Hardy – last month at Judgment Day Matt fought against RVD in a great match for the IC Championship. After RVD got the win it looked as if both men had mutual respect for each other as they shook hands, however Matt hit RVD with a low blow. From this point on Hardy has had a mean streak and attitude, Hardy was able to use this (and a little help from the Undertaker) to extract revenge and defeat RVD in the quarter finals. With this new behaviour can Matt become the next king of the ring?

Edge – gained further respect from the fans and peers when he took the Undertaker at Judgment Day. Although he did not get the win he proved to the world that he has what it takes to hang in there with some of the best in the business. Edge's momentum continued when he defeated 5x WCW Champion Booker T in the KOTR quarter finals. Can Edge succeed in repeating his 2001 KOTR victory?

Jeff Hardy – coming off a win at Judgment Day with his tag team partner Kane, the two have continued compete as a tag team as well as single competitors. Jeff Hardy the 2000 KOTR winner Kurt Angle in a highly competitive battle to qualify for the tournament. Jeff will face Chris Jericho in the semi final and will be looking for some revenge as Jericho eliminated Kane from the tournament. Also Jericho has a pinfall victory of Jeff from two weeks ago on Raw when Angle and Jericho defeated Kane and Jeff in a tag team match.

Chris Jericho – by some underhanded way Chris Jericho was able to defeated the big red machine Kane this past Monday on Raw to advance to semi-finals of this competition. The former Undisputed Champion will have his work cut out for him as the man who defeated Chris Jericho's friend and tag team partner Kurt Angle. Can the King of the World become the King of the Ring?





Undertaker vs. Rob Van Dam
The night after Judgment Day RVD caused what could be classed as an upset when he defeated the Undertaker cleanly on SD! The next week after RVD successfully defeated Bossman, Undertaker attacked Van Dam and left him broken in the middle of the ring. One week later and with the help of Stone Cold Steve Austin, Van Dam was once again able to pin Undertaker! The following week Undertaker cost Van Dam his match against Matt Hardy but later on in the night Van Dam distracted Undertaker causing him to lose his match against the Big Show.

The mind games come to an end this Sunday. Undertaker has given RVD a chance to become famous. Can RVD pin the Undertaker one more time at the PPV, or will Undertaker rise again and lay RVD 6ft under?




WWE European Championshp: William Regal vs. Diamond Dallas Page (if William Regal gets DQ'ed he will loose the title)
Their feud has continued over the last month. At Judgment day Regal got himself DQ'ed by using his infamous Brass Knuckles. RAW GM Shawn Michaels made the rematch for the KOTR with one condition, if William Regal gets DQ'ed he will lose the championship. Is this DDP's chance to right the wrongs and become what he believes he deserves to be? Or will William Regal's European reign resume?





WWE Tag Team Championship: Hulk Hogan & Big Show (c) vs. Lance Storm & Christian
After a successful title defence against Chris Jericho and Kurt Angle. Hogan & Show will now have to face a team that highly talented and seem to always find a way to win. Storm and Christian managed to defeat every time put in their path over the last month and this has included a win over the well established APA. But now they have to take on two former multi-time world champions who work as a cohesive unit. Will Hogan & Show continue their dominance at the top of the tag team division or will the young guns have the resourcefulness to bring home the gold?



RAW Update
Brock Lesnar debuted as a high and has defeated Tommy Dreamer, Albert & Rikishi. Lesnar is managed by Paul Heyman.

There have been strange Vignettes airing, including one in which Lita was being spied on in the locker room.


SD! Update
After being defeated by The Rock, Ric Flair has decided to manage his son David Flair who has recently debuted om SD!.

The newcomer Rico has been trying to get on a roll but veterans like Hugh Morrus and Hardcore Holly have been a thorn in his side. Luckily Rico's trainer Steve Blackman returned to even up the odds.

Billy Kidman defeated Tajiri for the CW Championship on the 23 May edition of SD!

Spike Dudley defeated Bubba Ray for the Hardcore Championship on 13 June edition of SD!
KOTR Predictions

WWE Undisputed Championship Match:
The Rock (c) vs Kevin Nash

No DQ Match: Steve Austin vs Scott Hall

WWE Tag Team Championship Match: Hulk Hogan & Big Show (c) vs. Christian & Lance Storm

Singles Match:Undertaker vs. Rob Van Dam

European Championship Match (Regal can't retain via DQ): William Regal (c) vs. DDP

Womens Championship Fatal 4 Way Match: Jazz (c) vs Trish vs Lita vs Molly

KOTR Semi Final: Matt Hardy vs Edge

KOTR Semi Final: Jeff Hardy vs Chris Jericho

KOTR Final: ??? vs ???
 
#54 · (Edited)
KOTR Predictions

WWE Undisputed Championship Match: The Rock (c) vs Kevin Nash

No DQ Match: Steve Austin vs Scott Hall

WWE Tag Team Championship Match: Hulk Hogan & Big Show (c) vs Christian & Lance Storm

Singles Match: Undertaker vs Rob Van Dam

European Championship Match (Regal can't retain via DQ): William Regal (c) vs DDP

Womens Championship Fatal 4 Way Match: Jazz (c) vs Trish vs Lita vs Molly

KOTR Semi Final: Matt Hardy vs Edge

KOTR Semi Final: Jeff Hardy vs Chris Jericho

KOTR Final: Jeff Hardy vs Matt Hardy
 
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