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WWF King of the Ring 2000

Date: June 25th, 2000

Location: Nationwide Arena, Columbus, Ohio

This year's KOTR is headlined by the finals of the tournament as well as Triple H defending the WWF title against The Rock after winning back the title in questionable fashion on Smackdown shortly after Judgment Day. Also in non-tournament action: Val Venis beats Kurt Angle for the Intercontinental title and defends against Rikishi; D'Lo Brown regains the European title and defends against Tazz; The Acolytes win the tag titles from the Hardy Boyz and grant them a rematch at KOTR; Kane battles The Undertaker.

Card Highlights:

Pre-Show Match

Hardy Boyz (Matt & Jeff Hardy) vs. Edge & Christian --> Edge & Christian wins, they advance to the KOTR tournament as this match was to fill the 2 remaining slots in the tournament. Edge will face off with Christian in the QF round.

Tag Team Match

A classic high-flying opener that set the tone for the night.




Main Card:

1. Intercontinental Championship Match

Val Venis (c) vs. Rikishi

A brutal contest showcasing physicality, with Rikishi ultimately capturing the title in a surprise upset.




2. WWF European Championship Match

D'Lo Brown (c) vs. Tazz

Tazz wins a hard-fought match, capturing his first European title.




3. WWF Tag Team Championship Match

The Acolytes (Faarooq & Bradshaw) (c) vs. The Hardy Boyz

The Acolytes retain in a grueling match emphasizing power and resilience.




4. Special Attraction Match

Kane vs. The Undertaker

A dark, intense showdown with both legends demonstrating their supernatural personas, ending in a no contest due to interference.




5. King of the Ring Tournament Quarterfinals & Semifinals

Single-elimination tournament featuring top stars:




Edge vs. Christian (Quarterfinal)

X-Pac vs. Jerry "The King" Lawler (Quarterfinal)

The Rock vs. Chris Benoit (Quarterfinal)

The Big Show vs. Kurt Angle (Quarterinal)

Notable moments:




Edge advances with a surprise roll-up.

The Rock and Benoit deliver a technical masterpiece.

Kurt Angle showcases his Olympic skills against The Big Show.



Edge vs X-Pac (Semifinal) --> Edge advances with a Spear

Chris Benoit vs Kurt Angle (Semifinal) --> Angle advances with the Ankle Lock

6. WWF Championship Match

Triple H (c) vs. The Rock

A classic battle with interference from Shane McMahon. The Rock wins via pinfall after a People's Elbow, capturing the WWF Championship.




7. King of the Ring Final

Edge vs. Kurt Angle

An exhilarating final with high drama. Edge wins the King of the Ring crown after a spear and a victory roll, earning a main event shot at the WWF Championship.




Post-Match Celebrations:

Edge is crowned King of the Ring by Commissioner Mick Foley, promising to use his new status to propel himself to the top.

 

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WWF Fully Loaded 2000

Date: July 23, 2000

Location: TD Garden, Boston, Massachusetts


The show is headlined by Triple H vs The Undertaker for the WWF Championship. The Light Heavyweight title is rebranded as the Cruiserweight Championship as X-Pac wins the title and defends it against Essa Rios at Fully Loaded. Elsewhere: Mankind battles Big Show, Kurt Angle battles Road Dogg in a Hardcore Match; The Rock takes on Chris Jericho; The Hardy Boyz renew their rivalry with Edge & Christian



Card Highlights:

1. Opening Match:

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

An energetic opener with high-flying action that set the tone for the night.




2. Singles Match:

The Rock vs. Chris Jericho

A technical masterpiece that saw Jericho nearly pull off an upset, but The Rock secured victory with the Rock Bottom.




3. Hardcore Match:

Kurt Angle vs. Road Dogg

A chaotic, no-holds-barred brawl filled with weapons and wild spots.




4. WWE Cruiserweight Championship:

X-Pac (c) vs. Essa Rios

Fast-paced cruiserweight action with high spots and a surprise finish.




5. Special Attraction Match:

Mankind vs. The Big Show

An intense battle with Mankind fighting valiantly, but ultimately overwhelmed by The Big Show.




6. Main Event - WWF Championship Match:

Triple H (c) vs. The Undertaker

An epic showdown with interference from The Rock and the McMahon-Helmsley faction. The Undertaker emerged victorious after a Tombstone Piledriver, capturing the WWF Championship.


Attendance:

Approximately 15,000 fans packed the TD Garden, creating an electric atmosphere.

 

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WWF SummerSlam 2000

Date: August 27, 2000

Location: Raleigh, NC

The Rock defeats The Undertaker to regain the WWF title and defends against Triple H in the main event of the show. Chris Jericho defeats Rikishi to win the Intercontinental title and will defend it one more time against Eddie Guerrero. The Hardy Boyz defeat The Acolytes to win the tag titles and defend against The Dudley Boyz. Kurt Angle defends his unofficial United States Championship against Rikishi. Elsewhere on the card: Stone Cold Steve Austin battles The Undertaker, Kane battles Mankind; Billy Gunn takes on X-Pac; The Hardyz pull double duty as they team with Trish Stratus (?) against T&A and Lita (??)

Main Card

1. Intercontinental Championship Match

Champion: Chris Jericho vs. Challenger: Eddie Guerrero

A back-and-forth technical showcase, ending with Jericho retaining after a Lionsault.




2. Tag Team Championship Match

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

A brutal, high-flying ladder match that sees the Hardy Boyz retain their titles after Jeff Hardy hits a Swanton Bomb on D-Von Duddley through a table.




3. United States Championship Match

Champion: Kurt Angle vs. Challenger: Rikishi

Angle retains after a submission victory with the ankle lock as Rikishi taps out.




4. WWE Championship Match (Main Event)

Champion: The Rock vs. Challenger: Triple H (with Stephanie McMahon)

A classic showdown with interference from Stephanie, but The Rock manages to hit a Rock Bottom followed by a People's Elbow to retain the title.




Under Card Highlights

Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. The Undertaker

An intense grudge match that ends with Austin winning via disqualification after Undertaker uses a chair.




Kane vs. Mankind

A brutal, no-holds-barred match with Kane emerging victorious after a chokeslam through a table.




Billy Gunn vs. X-Pac

A heated singles match with Billy Gunn getting the win after a Fameasser.




Lita & T & A (Test & Albert) vs. Trish Stratus & The Hardy Boyz

A mixed tag match filled with high spots, ending with Trish Stratus pinning Lita.

 

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WWF Unforgiven 2000

Date: September 24, 2000

Location: Nashville Memorial Auditorium, Nashville, Tennessee

This Unforgiven is headlined by Kurt Angle, new WWF Champion after defeating The Rock on Smackdown, giving the People's Champion a rematch for the WWF title. Rikishi defeats Chris Jericho to win the Intercontinental title and will defend against Val Venis. Eddie Guerrero wins the European title and is set to defend it against Perry Saturn. ECW's Rob Van Dam wins the Hardcore title and defends against Steve Blackman. Also on the card: Big Show vs Kane in a NO DQ match, Too Cool against T&A and on the pre-show, the Hardy Boyz vs Edge & Christian


Match Card & Highlights:

Pre-Show Match:

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

Winners: Hardy Boyz — Jeff hits the Swanton Bomb on Christian for the pinfall.




Main Card:

1. The Big Show vs. Kane

No Disqualification Match

A brutal clash with heavy weapons. Big Show wins after hitting Kane with a steel chair and a chokeslam through a table.




2. Hardcore Championship Match:

Rob Van Dam (c) vs. Steve Blackman

Winner: Rob Van Dam retains with a Five-Star Frog Splash.




3. Intercontinental Championship Match:

Rikishi (c) vs. Val Venis

Winner: Rikishi retains after a Banzai Drop.




4. Tag Team Match:

Too Cool (Grand Master Sexay & Scotty 2 Hotty) vs. T & A (Test & Albert)

Winners: Too Cool — Scotty hits the Worm on Test for the win.




5. Cruiserweight Match:

X-Pac vs. Tajiri

Winner: Tajiri with a Buzzsaw Kick.




6. WWF European Championship Match:

Eddie Guerrero (c) vs. Perry Saturn

Winner: Eddie Guerrero retains with a Frog Splash.




Main Event:

WWF Championship Match:

Kurt Angle (c) vs. The Rock




In a highly anticipated bout, The Rock and Kurt Angle put on a classic. The match sees interference from Triple H, leading to a disqualification. However, The Rock wins the match after it concludes with a low blow and a People's Elbow, but the title change is not official due to the DQ.

 

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WWF No Mercy 2000

Date: October 22, 2000

Location: Pepsi Arena, Albany, NY

This edition of No Mercy is headlined by The Rock, who regained the WWF title the night after Unforgiven on Raw from Kurt angle, defending the title against Triple H. Kurt Angle gets gold back quickly by winning the Intercontinental title and defends against Chris Jericho. William Regal beats Eddie Guerrero for the European title and is set to defend it against Test. 2 new additions to the WWF roster: Juventud Guerrera, who wins the Light Heavyweight title, and defends it against Essa Rios and The Hurricane, set to take on Raven in a Hardcore Match on the opener of the show. Also on the card: The Hardyz vs the Dudleyz, Edge vs Christian


Match Card & Highlights

1. Opening Match: Hardcore Match

The Hurricane vs. Raven

A wild and chaotic opener with trash cans, kendo sticks, and plenty of high-flying antics. The Hurricane pulls off a surprise victory with a Chokeslam through a table.




2. Tag Team Match

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

A high-energy, high-risk match that sees the Hardy Boyz capturing the win after Jeff Hardy hits the Swanton Bomb on D-Von.




3. Intercontinental Championship Match

Kurt Angle (Champion) vs. Chris Jericho

A technical masterpiece with both superstars trading holds and submissions. Angle retains after a successful Olympic Slam.




4. Singles Match

Edge vs. Christian

A heated rivalry match that ends with Edge securing the victory with a spear.




5. WWF European Championship Match

William Regal (Champion) vs. Test

A brutal match with Regal retaining after a Regal Stretch submission.




6. WWF Light Heavyweight Championship Match

Juventud Guerrera (Champion) vs. Essa Rios

Fast-paced high-flying action, with Guerrera retaining after a Frog Splash.




7. Main Event: WWF Championship Match

The Rock (Champion) vs. Triple H

A highly anticipated showdown. The match features interference, close calls, and intense storytelling. The Rock retains the title after hitting a Rock Bottom on Triple H.

 

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WWF Survivor Series 2000

Date: November 19, 2000

Location: Ice Palace, Tampa, FL

The Undertaker defeats The Rock to win the WWF Championship and is set to defend against Triple H; Kurt Angle defends the Intercontinental title against Chris Benoit; The Hardyz defend the tag titles against the Dudleyz. A women's Survivor Series match is also featured this year.


Card Highlights:

1. Traditional Survivor Series Elimination Match

Team Rock beat Team Shane




Team WWF: The Rock, Triple H, Kane, The Undertaker, and Rikishi

Team Alliance: Shane McMahon, Steve Austin, Booker T, Chris Jericho, and Lance Storm




2. Intercontinental Championship Match

Kurt Angle (c) beat Chris Benoit




A technical masterpiece as two of the best in-ring performers battle for the prestigious title.

3. Tag Team Championship Match

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




A high-flying, hardcore match that promises chaos and excitement.

4. Special Attraction Match

Stone Cold Steve Austin beat. The Rock




A highly anticipated showdown between two of the biggest stars, with personal animosity fueling the rivalry.

5. WWF Championship Match

The Undertaker (c) beat Triple H




A dark, intense match for the top title, with both superstars bringing their best.

6. Women's Survivor Series Elimination Match

Team Lita (Lita, Trish Stratus, Ivory, Jacqueline) beat Team Victoria (Victoria, Molly Holly, Jazz, Stacey Keibler)

 

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WWF Rebellion 2000




Date: December 2nd, 2000




Location: Sheffield Arena, Sheffield, England




Attendance: 18,000 fans

Several title changes on the road to the Rebellion special; Kurt Angle beats Undertaker to win the WWF title and gives Taker a rematch for Rebellion; Edge beats Angle to win the Intercontinental title and defends against Chris Jericho; Val Venis wins the European title and defends against Tajiri; Lita wins the Women's title and defends against Ivory, who double-crossed her at Survivor Series, causing her elimination; The Hardy Boyz defend the tag titles in Tag Team Turmoil against the Dudleyz, the Acolytes and the BWOPA - Blue World Order Protection Agency. Stone Cold Steve Austin also gets a rematch with The Rock.


Match Card & Highlights:

1. Intercontinental Championship Match

Champion: Edge

Challenger: Chris Jericho

Result: Edge retains via DQ after Jericho uses a chair. Jericho attacks Edge post-match, setting up ongoing rivalry.

2. Tag Team Turmoil Match

Teams: The Hardy Boyz vs. The Dudley Boyz vs. The Acolytes vs. The BWOPA (Blue Meanie & Stevie Richards dressed as the APA)

Winners: The Hardy Boyz — capturing the Tag Team Titles in a chaotic, high-flying match.

3. Women's Championship Match

Champion: Lita

Challenger: Ivory

Result: Lita retains after a moonsault. Post-match, Trish Stratus makes a surprise appearance, attacking Lita, hinting at a future rivalry.

4. WWF European Championship Match

Champion: Val Venis

Challenger: Tajiri

Result: Val Venis retains with a Money Shot.

5. No Disqualification Match: Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. The Rock

Result: Stone Cold Steve Austin wins after a brutal match, ending with a Stunner. Both men shake hands afterward, showing mutual respect.

6. Main Event – WWF Championship Match

Champion: Kurt Angle

Challenger: The Undertaker

Result: Kurt Angle retains via submission with the Ankle Lock, in a hard-fought battle. The event ends with Angle celebrating as The Undertaker looks on, hinting at future rematches.

 

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WWF Armageddon 2000

Date: December 10, 2000

Location: Birmingham-Jefferson Civic Center, Birmingham, AL

Triple H defeats Kurt Angle on Raw to regain the WWF title and is set to defend against The Rock while Kurt Angle defends his unofficial US title against The Rock as well, who pulls double duty. The Hardyz also pull double duty by facing the Dudleyz before battling the Acolytes for the Tag titles. Chris Jericho gets a rematch with Edge on Raw and wins the Intercontinental title, setting up his title defense against Eddie Guerrero. Also on the card: Stone Cold Steve Austin vs The Undertaker and Raven vs Steve Blackman in a Hardcore Match


Match Card & Highlights:

1. Intercontinental Championship Match

Chris Jericho (c) vs. Eddie Guerrero

A high-flying, technical bout that keeps the audience on the edge. Jericho retains after a Lionsault, but Guerrero nearly pulls off the upset.




2. Tag Team Match

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

A brutal, high-risk match with chairs and tables. Hardy Boyz win after Jeff hits a Swanton Bomb on D-Von through a table.




3. Hardcore Match

Raven vs. Steve Blackman

A chaotic match with weapons galore. Raven secures the win after a trash can shot followed by a DDT onto a chair.




4. United States Championship Match

Kurt Angle (c) vs. The Rock

A classic showdown. Angle retains after a low blow and Angle Slam.




5. Special Attraction Match

Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. The Undertaker

A brutal fight with multiple weapon uses. Austin wins after a Stunner followed by a pin. The crowd erupts.




6. WWF Tag Team Championship Match

The Hardy Boyz (Matt & Jeff Hardy) vs. The Acolytes (Faarooq & Bradshaw)

An intense brawl. Hardy Boyz capture the titles after Jeff hits a Swanton Bomb on Faarooq.




7. Main Event - WWF Championship Match

Triple H (c) vs. The Rock

A long, grueling match with interference from The Undertaker. Triple H retains after a Pedigree, with Stephanie McMahon and The Undertaker trying to interfere but being thwarted by other wrestlers.

 

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WWF Royal Rumble 2001

Date: January 21, 2001

Location: New Orleans Arena, New Orleans, LA

Edge regains the Intercontinental title from Chris Jericho and now defends it in a Ladder Match against Christian to kick off the Rumble event. The Rock & The Undertaker win the tag titles from the Hardy Boyz and defend against the unlikely duo of Kane & Rikishi. Also on the card outside of the Rumble Match: Stone Cold Steve Austin vs Triple H; the Hardy Boyz vs The Dudley Boyz


Notable Matches & Highlights:

1. Opening Match: Intercontinental Championship Ladder Match

Edge (c) vs. Christian




An exhilarating ladder match with high-flying moves and close calls.

Edge retained his title after a spear from the ladder onto Christian.

2. Tag Team Match:

The Hardy Boyz vs. The Dudley Boyz




A high-energy, hardcore match showcasing extreme spots.

The Dudleys picked up the victory after a 3D on Jeff Hardy.

3. WWF Tag Team Championship:

The Rock & The Undertaker (c) vs. Kane & Rikishi




A shocking heel turn as Kane betrayed Rikishi, aligning with The Rock & Taker.

The champions retained after a Rock Bottom to Rikishi.

4. Special Attraction Match:

Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. Triple H




A brutal, hard-hitting encounter with interference and chaos.

Austin won after a stunner, cementing his status as a top contender.

The Royal Rumble Match:

Participants (Selected Highlights):




Shawn Michaels (returning after injury)

The Rock

Triple H

Steve Austin

Kurt Angle (making his Rumble debut)

The Big Show

Vince McMahon (surprisingly entered)

Chris Jericho

Rikishi

Edge & Christian (surprise entrants)

Shocking Eliminations & Surprises:




Vince McMahon entered as the 30th entrant, shocking everyone, but was quickly eliminated by The Big Show.

Kurt Angle entered at #2 and lasted over 40 minutes, eliminating several superstars.

The Big Show dominated early but was eliminated by multiple competitors teaming up.

Winner:

Stone Cold Steve Austin




Austin entered at #27 and fought his way through the pack, culminating in a dramatic final three with Shawn Michaels and Triple H.

He eliminated Michaels with a Stunner, then threw out Triple H to claim another Royal Rumble victory.

 

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WWF No Way Out 2001

Date: February 25, 2001

Location: TD Garden, Boston, Massachusetts

No Way Out is headlined by Triple H defending the WWF title against The Rock while Stone Cold Steve Austin puts his title shot at Wrestlemania on the line against Kurt Angle. Chris Jericho regains the Intercontinental title from Edge after the Royal Rumble but Edge invokes his rematch clause for the PPV. The Acolytes defeat The Rock & The Undertaker to win the tag titles and await the winner of the Hardy Boyz vs Dudley Boyz earlier in the show to find out who will be their challengers on that night. Also on the card, Trish Stratus defends the Women's title against Lita.


Event Card & Results

1. Intercontinental Championship Match

Chris Jericho (c) vs. Edge

Jericho retains after a brutal contest, hitting the Lionsault for the win.




2. Tag Team Match

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

Hardy Boyz secure the victory with a spectacular Swanton Bomb from Jeff on D-Von.




3. No. 1 Contender's Match for the WWF Championship

Kurt Angle vs. Stone Cold Steve Austin

In a hard-fought match, Austin wins after a Stunner, earning a shot at the WWF Champion.




4. Women’s Championship Match

Trish Stratus (c) vs. Lita

Stratus retains via interference from a masked attacker, setting up future rivalries.




5. WWF Tag Team Championship Match

The Acolytes (Bradshaw & Faarooq) (c) vs. The Hardy Boyz

The Acolytes retain after a brutal match, with interference from the Mean Street Posse.




6. Main Event – WWF Championship Match

Triple H (c) vs. The Rock

In a classic bout, The Rock wins the WWF Championship after hitting a Rock Bottom and a People's Elbow, ending Triple H’s reign.

 

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WWF WrestleMania X-Seven

Date: April 1, 2001

Location: Houston Astrodome, Houston, Texas




Main Event (Heavyweight Championship)

Stone Cold Steve Austin (c) vs. The Rock

A highly anticipated rematch for the WWF Championship. The match features intense brawling, signature moves, and dramatic near-falls. In a shocking finish, Stone Cold retains after hitting the Stunner on The Rock, solidifying his reign as champion.




Other Key Matches

Kurt Angle vs. Chris Benoit

A technical masterpiece with both athletes showcasing their submission skills. Angle wins after a timely Olympic Slam.




Triple H vs. The Undertaker

An intense battle with the Phenom Taker dominating early, but Triple H pulls off a surprise Pedigree to secure victory.




Edge & Christian vs. The Hardy Boyz vs. The Dudley Boyz (Tables, Ladders & Chairs Match)

Three teams battle fiercely, culminating in a dramatic ladder spot where Edge and Christian reclaim the Tag Team Titles.




Kane vs. Big Show

An epic clash of giants with Kane emerging victorious after a Tombstone Piledriver.




Shane McMahon vs. Vince McMahon

An emotional family showdown, ending with Shane pinning Vince after a coast-to-coast elbow drop.

 

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WWF Backlash 2001

Date: April 29, 2001

Location: Allstate Arena, Rosemont, Illinois

A few title changes taking place between WM X-7 and Backlash as Kurt Angle manages to snatch the WWF title away from Stone Cold Steve Austin and defend against The Undertaker while Rob Van Dam captures the Intercontinental title from Edge and defends against Eddie Guerrero. Test wins the European title and will defend against Christian. Also on the card: Stone Cold vs The Rock in a WM X-7 rematch; Jerry Lynn vs Tajiri; The Hardyz renew their rivalry with the Dudleyz and Raven battles Stevie Richards in a Hardcore Match.


Card Highlights:

1. Opening Match:

Hardcore Match

Raven vs. Stevie Richards

Raven seeks revenge on Stevie Richards in a brutal hardcore contest filled with weapons and chaos, ending with Raven securing the victory via DDT onto a chair.




2. Intercontinental Championship Match

Rob Van Dam (c) vs. Eddie Guerrero

A fast-paced technical showcase. Guerrero nearly pulls off the upset but Van Dam retains after a Five-Star Frog Splash.




3. Tag Team Match

The Hardy Boyz vs. The Dudley Boyz

A high-flying, high-impact match that sees the Hardy Boys win after a Swanton Bomb from Jeff Hardy on Bubba Ray Dudley.




4. Cruiserweight Showcase

Jerry Lynn vs. Tajiri

An exhilarating display of agility and technical prowess. Jerry Lynn manages to upset Tajiri with a cradle pin.




5. WWE European Championship Match

Test (c) vs. Christian

A hard-fought match with interference from Edge, but Test retains after a pump handle slam.




6. Special Attraction Match

Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. The Rock

A highly anticipated showdown. The match is chaotic, with multiple run-ins and interference. Austin hits a Stone Cold Stunner on The Rock to win, ending the rivalry for now.




7. Main Event - WWF Championship Match

Kurt Angle (c) vs. The Undertaker

A clash of styles—technical vs. supernatural. The match is intense, with interference from Triple H and Ric Flair. The Undertaker finally wins after a chokeslam and Tombstone Piledriver, becoming the new WWF Champion.

 

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WWF Insurrextion 2001 – May 5th, 2001

Location: Manchester Evening News Arena, Manchester, UK

The Undertaker's first title defense will come in the main event of Insurrextion as he awaits the winner of the Steve Austin/Triple H match in the middle of the show. The Rock beats RVD to regain the Intercontinental title and defends against Kurt Angle at Insurrextion. This UK PPV also marks the WWF debut of Rey Mysterio Jr as he battles X-Pac. Also on the card: Trish Stratus vs Lita and The Hardy Boyz vs Edge & Christian


Match Card & Highlights

1. Intercontinental Championship Match

The Rock (c) vs. Kurt Angle

A hard-fought contest with both superstars showcasing technical prowess and resilience. The Rock retains after delivering the Rock Bottom, countering Angle's ankle lock.




2. Tag Team Match

The Hardy Boyz vs. Edge & Christian

A high-flying, fast-paced match filled with ladder spots and near falls. Hardy Boyz pick up the victory after a duo of Swanton Bombs.




3. Cruiserweight Match

Rey Mysterio Jr. vs. X-Pac

An exhilarating display of agility and speed. Rey Mysterio scores the win with a 619 followed by a Springboard Leg Drop.




4. No.1 Contender's Match for the WWF Championship

Steve Austin vs. Triple H

A brutal, physical match with interference from The Undertaker. Austin emerges victorious with a steel chair shot and a Stunner, earning a shot at the WWF Champion.




5. Women's Match

Trish Stratus vs. Lita

A competitive match that showcases the athleticism of both women. Trish wins via roll-up after interference by the same masked attacker that cost Lita the match at No Way Out. The masked attacker reveals himself as Christian.




6. Main Event – WWF Championship Match

The Undertaker (c) vs. Stone Cold Steve Austin

A classic encounter blending brawling and mind games. The Undertaker retains after interference from Kane and a Tombstone Piledriver.

 

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WWF Judgment Day 2001

Date: May 20th, 2001

Location: Chicago Stadium, Chicago, Illinois


Triple H regains the WWF title in questionable fashion on Smackdown, prompting a rematch between The Game and the Dead Man in the main event of Judgment Day. Chris Jericho regains the Intercontinental title from The Rock and is set to defend against Eddie Guerrero. Lita beats Trish Stratus on Raw to win the Women's title but Trish invokes her rematch clause for Judgment Day. Also on the card: Stone Cold vs The Rock, The Hardyz vs The Dudleyz



Main Card Matches:

1. WWF Intercontinental Championship Match

Champion: Chris Jericho vs. Eddie Guerrero




Match Highlights:

Jericho and Guerrero delivered a technical masterpiece, with Guerrero finally capturing the title after a breathtaking Frog Splash. The crowd erupted as Guerrero became the new Intercontinental Champion.




2. No Holds Barred Match

Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. The Rock*




Match Highlights:

A brutal, no-disqualification bout with chairs, steel steps, and chaos everywhere. Austin emerged victorious after a ruthless Stone Cold Stunner on The Rock through a table, solidifying their legendary rivalry.




3. Tag Team Match

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




Match Highlights:

An electrifying ladder match with high-flying antics. The Hardy Boyz retained their Tag Titles after a spectacular "Swanton Bomb" from Jeff Hardy onto D-Von Dudley.




4. WWF Women's Championship Match

Trish Stratus vs. Lita (c)




Match Highlights:

A fierce contest showcasing women’s wrestling. Trish Stratus defeated Lita with a Chick Kick to become the new Women's Champion, signaling a shift in the division's landscape.




5. Main Event – WWF Championship Match

Triple H (Champion) vs. The Undertaker




Match Highlights:

A gritty, hard-fought battle with interference from Kane and Stephanie McMahon. Triple H retained with a Pedigree after a controversial finish, but The Undertaker's dominance was clearly on display.

 

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WWF King of the Ring 2001

June 24, 2001

Continental Airlines Arena, East Rutherford, NJ

Edge has the opportunity to walk out of the King of the Ring event as a dual champion; entering in as the new Intercontinental Champion, he defends the title against Christian, Test & Albert in a Ladder Match but he also battles new European Champion William Regal for the title later in the night. Rey Mysterio makes his WWF US PPV debut by taking on Tajiri on the King of the Ring card as well.


Match Card & Results:

Pre-Show Match:




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

Result: Hardy Boyz win after a brutal ladder match, setting the tone for the high-energy night.

Main Card:

1. Opening Match - Intercontinental Championship Ladder Match

Edge (c) vs. Christian vs. Test vs. Albert

Result: Edge retains after a stunning spear on Christian from atop a ladder, showcasing his resilience and high-flying skills.




2. Tag Team Match

The APA (Bradshaw & Faarooq) vs. The Hardy Boyz

Result: The APA wins via pinfall after a Clothesline from Hell on Jeff Hardy.




3. Cruiserweight Battle

Rey Mysterio vs. Tajiri

Result: Rey Mysterio wins with a West Coast Pop, highlighting his agility and technical prowess.




4. Special Attraction Match - Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. The Rock (No Disqualification)

Result: Stone Cold wins after a brutal brawl, culminating with a Stunner on The Rock. The crowd erupts as Austin celebrates his victory.




5. WWF European Championship Match

William Regal (c) vs. Edge

Result: William Regal retains after a Regal Stretch submission.




6. King of the Ring Tournament Semifinal #1

Kurt Angle vs. Chris Jericho

Result: Kurt Angle advances after a submission victory with the ankle lock.




7. King of the Ring Tournament Semifinal #2

Rob Van Dam vs. Shane McMahon

Result: RVD wins with a Five-Star Frog Splash, moving to the final.




Main Event: King of the Ring Final

Kurt Angle vs. Rob Van Dam

Result: In a hard-fought match, Kurt Angle wins via a surprise roll-up after RVD hits the Five-Star Frog Splash, with Angle grabbing the ropes for leverage. Kurt Angle is crowned the 2001 King of the Ring, earning a shot at the WWF Championship at SummerSlam.