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Post by siredger on Nov 21, 2024 21:18:46 GMT 1
 Over the Edge: In Your House Date: May 31, 1998 Location: Nationwide Arena, Columbus, Ohio Attendance: 15,000
Stone Cold Steve Austin regains the WWF Championship on Raw on May 25, 6 days before the show, allowing himself to replace The Undertaker in the main event and defend the WWF Championship against The Rock. The Rock annoints Owen Hart as the new Intercontinental Champion on May 11 as his first act as new Nation "ruler", making Owen "co-ruler" as well. This provokes a domino effect as Owen annoints D-Lo Brown as the new European Champion, as his first act as "co-ruler" of the Nation. Owen defends the Intercontinental title against Ken Shamrock at the show while D-Lo defends the European title against X-Pac.
Opening Match: Tag Team Championship The New Age Outlaws (Billy Gunn & Road Dogg) (c) vs. The HDL (Hardcore Dark Lords - Barry Windham & Bradshaw) In a fast-paced opener, the New Age Outlaws defended their titles against the gritty duo of Windham and Bradshaw. After a back-and-forth battle, the Outlaws hit the "Doomsday Device" to retain their titles.
Winners: The New Age Outlaws via pinfall.
Match 2: Women's Championship Match Sable (c) vs. Jacqueline This match showcased intense rivalry between Sable and Jacqueline. Sable fought valiantly to defend her title, eventually securing a victory after a brutal back-and-forth exchange.
Winner: Sable via pinfall.
Match 3: Intercontinental Championship Owen Hart (c) vs. Ken Shamrock Owen displayed cunning heel tactics, but Shamrock's relentless style overwhelmed him. The match ended in controversy when Owen used a handful of tights to steal the victory.
Winner: Owen Hart via pinfall.
Match 4: Traditional Singles Match Al Snow vs. Mark Henry In a battle of contrast, Al Snow’s agility faced off against Mark Henry’s brute strength. After a hard-hitting affair, Snow managed to secure a win with the "Snow Plow."
Winner: Al Snow via pinfall.
Match 5: Hardcore Match Mick Foley (Cactus Jack) vs. Terry Funk This match was a brutal affair, with both men using weapons and putting their bodies on the line. Foley and Funk used chairs, tables, and other props in a fight that showcased their hardcore legacy. The match ended after Foley hit Funk with the "Mandible Claw," leading to a dramatic finish.
Winner: Mick Foley via submission.
Co-Main Event: European Championship D'Lo Brown (c) vs. X-Pac In an athletic showcase, D'Lo and X-Pac delivered high-flying moves and impressive counters. D'Lo retained his title after hitting the "Lo Down."
Winner: D'Lo Brown via pinfall.
Main Event: WWF Championship Stone Cold Steve Austin (c) vs. The Rock The main event was an absolute classic. The crowd was electric as Austin and The Rock traded blows in a heated championship battle. After a series of near falls and dramatic moments, Austin ultimately hit the "Stone Cold Stunner" to retain his title.
Winner: Stone Cold Steve Austin via pinfall. |
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Post by siredger on Nov 21, 2024 21:30:28 GMT 1
 King of the Ring 1998 Date: June 28, 1998 Location: Mellon Arena, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Attendance: 18,000
Match Card:
1. Opening Match: Taka Michinoku vs. The Great Sasuke
A fast-paced opener showcasing incredible high-flying abilities. After a series of near falls, Taka Michinoku manages to hit the Michinoku Driver for the win, establishing himself as a standout light heavyweight in the division.
2. King of the Ring Quarterfinal Match: Ken Shamrock vs. D'Lo Brown
A hard-hitting contest with Shamrock utilizing his submission skills against D'Lo's athleticism. After a competitive match, Shamrock locks in the Ankle Lock, forcing D'Lo to tap out.
3. King of the Ring Quarterfinal Match: Jeff Jarrett vs. X-Pac
This match features a classic heel vs. face dynamic. Jarrett tries to use his guitar to gain an advantage, but X-Pac counters and hits the X-Factor for the victory, advancing to the semifinals.
4. King of the Ring Quarterfinal Match: Mankind vs. The Rock
A grudge match between former allies turned enemies. This brutal encounter spills out of the ring, involving chairs and tables. Mankind ultimately wins after a devastating Mandible Claw, securing a place in the next round.
5. King of the Ring Quarterfinal Match: Kane vs. Steve Austin
A sensational match where both competitors push their limits. Austin shows resilience while Kane dominates with his power. After a chaotic finish, Austin manages to hit the Stone Cold Stunner for the pinfall victory.
Intermission Segment:
A comedic segment featuring Too Cool and a dance-off with the audience, culminating in a surprise appearance by Rikishi, who joins in on the fun.
6. King of the Ring Semifinal Match: Ken Shamrock vs. X-Pac
A clash of styles as Shamrock attempts to ground the agile X-Pac. After a back-and-forth match, Shamrock wins via submission with the Ankle Lock once again, advancing to the finals.
7. King of the Ring Semifinal Match: Mankind vs. Steve Austin
A highly anticipated battle between two of the biggest names in wrestling. Both men bleed and fight hard, but a low blow leads Austin to get enraged, delivering a Stone Cold Stunner to Mankind for the quick victory.
8. Main Event: King of the Ring Finals: Ken Shamrock vs. Steve Austin
The final is intense, with both men showcasing their skills and resilience. The match goes back and forth, but with Austin on the brink of defeat, he counters a Shamrock suplex into the Stone Cold Stunner, securing the victory and earning the title of King of the Ring.
Post-Match:
As the new King of the Ring, Steve Austin is crowned with a makeshift crown and cape. He grabs the microphone, delivers his iconic catchphrases, and then challenges whoever dares to come after him, setting up future rivalries and interest as the event concludes. |
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Post by siredger on Nov 24, 2024 21:17:06 GMT 1
 Fully Loaded: In Your House - July 26, 1998
Location: The Pentagon City Ballroom, Arlington, Virginia
The Undertaker defeats Stone Cold Steve Austin on the July 13th edition of Raw to regain the WWF Championship and will defend the title inside a steel cage against Mankind in the main event. The week before on Raw, Owen Hart makes another "annointment" as due to injury, he won't be able to defend the Intercontinental Championship so he relinquishes the title back to The Rock. Ken Shamrock takes exception to that and challenges The Rock to a title match at Fully Loaded. Commissioner Slaughter announces that The Rock will take on Ken Shamrock in a Ladder Match at the PPV. This IYH also marks the first appearance of legendary luchador El Sicodélico (renamed Psicodélico by WWF) as he challenges Taka Michinoku for the Light Heavyweight Championship in the opener.
Match Card: Opening Match: Light Heavyweight Championship Champion: Taka Michinoku vs. Psicodélico (El Sicodélico) In a high-flying spectacle, Taka defends his title against the dynamic Psicodélico. The match features innovative aerial maneuvers, showcasing the talents of both competitors. Taka retains after hitting the Michinoku Driver.
Tag Team Match: The Hardy Boyz vs. The Godwinns Jeff and Matt Hardy take on the rugged duo of Henry and Phineas Godwinn. The Hardys demonstrate their speed and agility, while the Godwinns utilize their strength. The Hardy Boyz win after hitting the Swanton Bomb, showcasing their future potential.
European Championship: Champion: D’Lo Brown vs. X-Pac D’Lo Brown, the fan-favorite champion, faces X-Pac in a hard-hitting contest filled with high-impact spots. Both competitors are evenly matched, but D’Lo retains after connecting with the Lo Down.
Women's Championship Match: Champion: Sable vs. Jacqueline In a much-anticipated clash, Sable defends her title against the cunning Jacqueline. The match features both women showcasing their skills, with Sable ultimately defeating Jacqueline with the Sable Bomb, further solidifying her status as the top star of the Women’s division.
Intercontinental Championship Ladder Match: Champion: The Rock vs. Ken Shamrock The atmosphere is electric as The Rock defends his title against the dangerous Ken Shamrock in a ladder match. High spots and brutal maneuvers lead to an epic finish as The Rock climbs the ladder to grab his title after avoiding a belt-shot attempt from Shamrock.
No Holds Barred Match: Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. Kane The Texas Rattlesnake faces off against the Big Red Machine in a brutal encounter. Tables, chairs, and brawling around the arena fill the match. Stone Cold emerges victorious after delivering a stunner on the announcer's table, showcasing his resilient nature.
Main Event: WWF Championship Match Champion: Undertaker vs. Mankind (Cage Match) The dark and eerie atmosphere escalates as The Undertaker defends his championship against Mankind in a steel cage. The match is a brutal showcase of both men’s endurance and twisted minds. In a dramatic finish, The Undertaker chokeslams Mankind off the top of the cage, securing the victory and retaining his title.
Commentators: Jim Ross Jerry "The King" Lawler |
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Post by siredger on Nov 25, 2024 19:09:56 GMT 1
 WWE SummerSlam 1998: "Summer Showdown"
Location: The United Center, Chicago, Illinois
Attendance: 20,000+
Commentators: Jim Ross and Jerry "The King" Lawler
The Rock defeats The Undertaker on Raw on August 17th to capture the WWF Championship for the first time and will defend it against Triple H in the main event of Summerslam. The Rock had previously dropped the Intercontinental Championship to Jeff Jarrett the night after Fully Loaded on July 27th on Raw.
Opening Match: Intercontinental Championship Jeff Jarrett (c) vs. X-Pac
In an electrifying opener, Jeff Jarrett defends his Intercontinental Championship against X-Pac. The two high-flyers showcase their athleticism with quick counters and high-energy spots. X-Pac uses his speed to gain the upper hand, culminating in a spinning heel kick followed by the X-Factor, securing a shocking victory and capturing the title.
Winner: X-Pac (New Intercontinental Champion)
Match 2: Tag Team Championship The New Age Outlaws (c) vs. The Hardys
The charismatic New Age Outlaws defend their titles against the up-and-coming Hardys. The match is a showcase of high-flying moves from the Hardys, but the Outlaws use their experience and underhanded tactics to maintain control. In the end, the Hardys hit the "Super Twist of Fate" for the surprise win, capturing their first tag team titles.
Winners: The Hardys (New Tag Team Champions)
Match 3: Grudge Match Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. Kane
In a brutal showdown, Stone Cold Steve Austin faces off against the Big Red Machine, Kane. The rivalry intensifies as the two superstars brawl throughout the arena. Austin delivers a series of stunners, but Kane’s resilience keeps him in the match. The climax comes when Austin dodges a chokeslam, hits the Stunner, and secures the victory.
Winner: Stone Cold Steve Austin
Match 4: Women's Championship Sable (c) vs. Jacqueline
Sable defends her title against the tough Jacqueline in a highly competitive match. The two women exchange strikes and holds, impressing the crowd with their intensity. Sable counters a DDT attempt with a powerbomb, followed by the Sable Bomb for the pinfall victory, retaining her championship.
Winner: Sable (Retains Women's Championship)
Match 5: Ladder Match for the European Championship D'Lo Brown (c) vs. Mark Henry
In a thrilling ladder match, D'Lo Brown puts his European Championship on the line against his former Nation of Domination partner, Mark Henry. The match features daring high spots as both competitors utilize the ladder to their advantage. Ultimately, D'Lo climbs the ladder to retrieve the title after hitting Henry with a leaping DDT from the ladder.
Winner: D'Lo Brown (Retains European Championship)
Main Event: WWF Championship The Rock (c) vs. Triple H
In the main event, The Rock defends his WWE Championship against Triple H in a heated rivalry that has built over several months. The match is filled with near falls, interference from DX, and a dramatic atmosphere. Just when it seems Triple H has The Rock pinned, interference from Ken Shamrock (who seeks revenge on DX) levels the playing field. The Rock hits a Rock Bottom and secures the victory, retaining his title.
Winner: The Rock (Retains WWF Championship) |
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Post by siredger on Nov 25, 2024 19:21:29 GMT 1
 In Your House: Breakdown Date: September 27, 1998 Location: CoreStates Center, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Attendance: 18,197
Stone Cold Steve Austin beats The Rock on Raw on September 14 to regain the WWF Championship and what was supposed to be a rematch from Summerslam now becomes a Triple Threat Match. X-Pac's reign as Intercontinental Champ is short lived as Ken Shamrock wins the title back on Raw the night after Summerslam on August 31st. Shamrock will defend the Intercontinental title against Val Venis
Breakdown: Card Overview 1. Opening Match: Light Heavyweight Championship
Participants: Taka Michinoku (c) vs. Brian Christopher Result: Taka Michinoku retains the title via pinfall after a Michinoku Driver. Description: A fast-paced opener showcasing the high-flying abilities of both competitors. Taka's unique offense and Christopher's agility kept the crowd on their feet.
2. Tag Team Match
Participants: The New Age Outlaws (Billy Gunn and Road Dogg) vs. The Headbangers (Mosh and Thrasher) Result: The New Age Outlaws win via pinfall after the "Fameasser" on Mosh. Description: Entertaining and comedic, this match featured the Outlaws' signature mic work, engaging the crowd, leading to a solid performance with some high spots.
3. Intercontinental Championship Match
Participants: Ken Shamrock (c) vs. Val Venis Result: Ken Shamrock retains the title via submission with the ankle lock. Description: A hard-hitting bout that told a strong story, showcasing Shamrock's MMA influences against Val's charismatic style. Venis put up a good fight but fell victim to Shamrock's technical prowess.
4. Women's Championship Match
Participants: Sable (c) vs. Jacqueline Result: Sable retains the title via pinfall after a Sable Bomb. Description: An intense match that saw Jacqueline target Sable's leg, but Sable's resilience shined through as she secured the victory amidst a rowdy crowd.
5. Street Fight
Participants: Mick Foley (as Cactus Jack) vs. Terry Funk Result: Cactus Jack wins after a terrifying piledriver onto a pile of barbed wire. Description: A brutal and chaotic contest that had the fans on the edge of their seats. Both competitors bled and fought throughout the arena, incorporating various weapons to escalate the violence.
6. WWF Championship Triple Threat Match
Participants: Stone Cold Steve Austin (c) vs. The Rock vs. Triple H Result: Stone Cold Steve Austin retains after delivering a Stone Cold Stunner to The Rock, while Triple H is incapacitated outside the ring. Description: This main event was a dramatic spectacle that encapsulated the fierce rivalries heading into the Attitude Era. All three men showcased their skills, with Austin overcoming both rivals in a thrilling finish.
Main Event Segment
Post-Match Brawl:
As Austin celebrated with the title, the lights suddenly dimmed, and the ominous sounds of "Graveyard Symphony" echoed throughout the arena. The Undertaker and Kane made their way to the ring, staring down the champion. A tense standoff ensued, building anticipation for their impending showdown at the upcoming event. |
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Post by siredger on Nov 25, 2024 19:33:07 GMT 1
 WWE Judgment Day: In Your House - October 18, 1998 Location: Rosemont Horizon, Rosemont, Illinois Attendance: 19,000
The Rock defeats Stone Cold Steve Austin on the October 11th edition of Sunday Night Heat to become the new WWF Champion, thanks to interference from Mr. McMahon, which will lead to Austin challenging Vince to a Street Fight at Judgment Day: IYH, which McMahon gladly accepts. On the previous edition of Sunday Night Heat on October 4th, D'Lo Brown had upset Ken Shamrock to become the new Intercontinental Champion - proclaiming himself the first "Eurocontinental Champion" ever. However, Shamrock is only interested in regaining his Intercontinental championship so this will be the only title D'Lo will put at stakes at the PPV. This show marks also the first inter-gender title match for WWF ever as Taka Michinoku puts the title on the line against newcomer Lita.
Match Card: Opening Match: Light Heavyweight Championship Match Champ: Taka Michinoku vs. Lita Following a thrilling series of high-flying moves, Lita stunned the crowd by showcasing her agility with a well-placed moonsault. However, Taka countered her with a superkick that nearly took the victory home. In a spectacular finish, Lita managed to roll Taka up for the pin after avoiding a flying crossbody.
Winner and New Light Heavyweight Champion: Lita
Match 2: Tag Team Match The Hardy Boyz vs. The New Age Outlaws The match kicked off with a flurry of high-energy spots, showcasing the Hardys' aerial offense against the Outlaws' classic tag style. An unexpected Mike Tyson cameo led to brief chaos, with Billy Gunn taking a chair shot. The Hardys took advantage and hit the Swanton Bomb on Road Dog for the win.
Winners: The Hardy Boyz
Match 3: Intercontinental Championship Match Champ: D'Lo Brown vs. Ken Shamrock In a brutal and hard-hitting contest, Shamrock unleashed a flurry of punches that had the crowd on its feet. D'Lo fought back valiantly but fell victim to the Ankle Lock. D'Lo was forced to tap out as Shamrock reclaimed his title.
Winner and New Intercontinental Champion: Ken Shamrock
Match 4: Street Fight **Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. Vince McMahon In a match filled with animosity and chaos, this match saw Stone Cold decimate Vince McMahon with a series of punches, kendo sticks, and steel chairs. The two battled all over the arena, with Austin eventually hitting the Stone Cold Stunner on Vince for the pinfall.
Winner: Stone Cold Steve Austin
Match 5: Women’s Title Match Champ: Sable vs. Jacqueline In a competitive Women's Championship match, both women displayed their strength and athleticism. Sable drew the crowd's energy with her iconic pinfall attempts, but Jacqueline almost snatched victory away with a surprise rollup. Ultimately, Sable hit her Sable Bomb to retain the title.
Winner and Still Women’s Champion: Sable
Main Event: WWF Championship Match Champ: The Rock vs. Triple H (with Chyna) In a highly anticipated clash, both men brought their A-game, with The Rock delivering his signature charisma and Triple H refusing to back down. Chyna’s interference momentarily gave Triple H the advantage until the Rock rallied back with the Rock Bottom. As the referee disoriented, Chyna attempted to attack Rock but was met with a Samoan drop! Rock quickly pinned Triple H and retained his title.
Winner and Still WWF Champion: The Rock
Post-Match: As the show wound down, with The Rock celebrating in the ring, the lights dimmed and "Break the Walls Down" blared through the arena. Chris Jericho made his shocking debut, attacking The Rock from behind and leaving him laid out in the ring. The event ended on a cliffhanger, creating excitement and speculation about the future.
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Post by siredger on Nov 25, 2024 19:53:50 GMT 1
 Survivor Series 1998: The Deadly Game
Date: November 15, 1998 Location: Madison Square Garden, New York City, NY
The controversial events of Judgment Day: IYH leads to Mr. McMahon vacating the WWF Championship, claiming that The Rock will be unable to defend the title so he sets up a tournament with the finals taking place at Survivor Series. But the joke's on Mr. McMahon when The Rock beats Ken Shamrock on Shotgun Saturday Night on Halloween night to regain the Intercontinental Championship. However, Shamrock & Rock will have to learn to co-exist as they're in the team captained by Austin. The New Age Outlaws regain their tag team titles from the Hardys on Raw on November 2nd and the Hardy Boyz get their rematch. Shawn Michaels makes his in-ring return for Survivor Series, captaining Team DX to take on Team Nation - who have regained a member in D'Lo Brown, who rejoined the Nation but still with one member short as The Godfather turned on the Nation to join The Corporation. Therefore, their match is a 4-on-3 Handicap Elimination match. As it is tradition, several talents work double duty for the show
Match Card 1. Survivor Series Elimination Match:
Team Austin (Steve Austin, Ken Shamrock, Goldust, & The Rock) vs. Team McMahon (Vince McMahon, Big Boss Man, Chris Jericho, & The Godfather) Summary: An intense and chaotic match where alliances are tested. Austin’s team prevails after a dramatic final showdown between Stone Cold and Vince McMahon.
2. Intercontinental Championship Match:
Champ: The Rock vs. Triple H Summary: A thrilling back-and-forth match that showcases the athleticism and charisma of both superstars. The Rock retains the title with a Rock Bottom after a hard-hitting encounter.
3. Women's Championship Match:
Champ: Sable vs. Jacqueline Summary: A competitive match that puts Sable’s title reign on the line against the skilled Jacqueline. Sable wins, solidifying her status in the women's division.
4. Survivor Series Elimination Match:
Team DX (Shawn Michaels, Triple H, X-Pac, & Chyna) vs. Team Nation (Mark Henry, D'Lo Brown, & Farooq) Summary: A match filled with high spots and entertaining moments. Team DX ultimately secures victory, with Shawn Michaels last eliminating Mark Henry.
5. Tag Team Championship Match:
Champions: The New Age Outlaws vs. The Hardy Boyz Summary: An exciting and fast-paced match featuring high-flying maneuvers from The Hardy Boyz. The Outlaws retain the titles after a controversial finish.
6. "The Deadly Game" Tournament Final Match for the WWF Championship:
Finalists: The Undertaker vs. Kane Summary: A brutal and hard-hitting match that embodies the rivalry between the brothers. The Undertaker emerges victorious, claiming the WWF Championship after hitting a Tombstone Piledriver on Kane. Post-match, Stone Cold Steve Austin comes out and challenges Taker to put the title on the line immediately against him, which Taker accepts.
7. Main Event: WWF Championship Match:
The Undertaker (C) vs. Stone Cold Steve Austin Summary: A colossal impromptu clash that sees Austin and Taker put on a classic performance. After a grueling battle, Austin wins the WWF Championship, leading to an explosive post-match celebration. |
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Post by siredger on Nov 26, 2024 18:19:09 GMT 1
 WWF Capital Carnage: December 6, 1998
Venue: MD Arena, Washington, D.C.
Attendance: 16,500 fans
Lita dropped the Light Heavyweight Championship back to Taka Michinoku the night before Capital Carnage on Shotgun Saturday Night. Despite the show taking place at the MD Arena in Washington, D.C, the show aired exclusively in the United Kingdom.
Pre-Show Matches Light Heavyweight Championship Match
Winner: X-Pac defeated Taka Michinoku (c) via pinfall after hitting the X-Factor. This match showcased both competitors’ high-flying skills and ended with X-Pac capitalizing on a mistake by Taka.
Tag Team Match
Winners: The Hardy Boyz (Jeff and Matt Hardy) defeated The Headbangers (Mosh and Thrasher) with a combination of innovative offense and teamwork, culminating in a Swanton Bomb from Jeff.
Main Card
Royal Rumble Qualifying Match
Match: Ken Shamrock vs. The Blue Blazer Winner: Ken Shamrock won via submission with the ankle lock after a competitive back-and-forth that saw both men showcase their technical wrestling prowess.
WWF Women’s Championship Match
Match: Sable (c) vs. Jacqueline Winner: Sable retained her title after hitting the Sable Bomb, following interference from Marc Mero, who was ultimately ejected from ringside by the referee.
Hardcore Championship Match
Match: Al Snow (c) vs. Big Boss Man Winner: Al Snow retained the Hardcore title after a brutal brawl that included chairs, trash cans, and even a table. Snow secured the victory with a headbutt to Boss Man while he was distracted by a “What Does Everybody Want?” chant from the crowd.
Intercontinental Championship Match
Match: The Rock (c) vs. Triple H Winner: The Rock retained after a dramatic match that saw both men exchanging their signature moves. The ending came with a surprise interference from DX, leading to a chaotic finish, where The Rock managed to roll up Triple H for the win, stealing the victory before the ensuing brawl.
Main Event: WWF Championship Match
Match: Stone Cold Steve Austin (c) vs. The Undertaker Winner: Stone Cold Steve Austin retained his title after a grueling and intense match that spilled outside the ring. Taker hit Austin with a Chokeslam but was unable to seal the deal. Austin fought back, hitting a stunner that sent the Deadman reeling. Austin got the three-count after a hard-fought battle, solidifying his status as the top dog in the WWF.
Post-Match
After the main event, Austin celebrated in the ring with the championship belt when the lights went out, and Kane’s music hit. The Big Red Machine appeared on the ramp, staring down Austin, hinting at a potential showdown in the upcoming Royal Rumble. |
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Post by siredger on Nov 26, 2024 18:43:04 GMT 1
 Rock Bottom: In Your House
Date: December 13, 1998 Location: Copps Coliseum, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
Announce Team: Jim Ross and Jerry "The King" Lawler
X-Pac's reign as Light Heavyweight Champion is short-lived as he drops the title the night after Capital Carnage back to Taka Michinoku. Dean Malenko makes his WWF debut on the same night and will challenge Michinoku at Rock Bottom: In Your House
Opening Match: Light Heavyweight Championship Taka Michinoku (c) vs. Dean Malenko Result: Taka Michinoku retains the title after an impressive display of agility, catching Malenko off guard with a roll-up pin after a high-flying move. The crowd is electrified by Michinoku's athleticism.
Match 2: Tag Team Match The New Age Outlaws (Billy Gunn and Road Dogg) vs. The Hardy Boyz (Matt and Jeff Hardy) Result: The New Age Outlaws score a victory after hitting the "Fameasser" on Jeff Hardy. Both teams display incredible teamwork and high spots, but the Outlaws use their experience to secure the win.
Match 3: Singles Match Ken Shamrock vs. Vader Result: Ken Shamrock wins after locking Vader in the Ankle Lock, forcing him to tap out after a gritty match that showcases both men's power and skill. The match ends with Shamrock celebrating as Vader shows frustration over the defeat.
Match 4: Women’s Championship Match Sable (c) vs. Jacqueline Result: Sable retains her title after delivering the "Sable Bomb" to Jacqueline, following a hard-fought match that included back-and-forth action and appearances from both women's allies at ringside.
Match 5: Intercontinental Championship The Rock (c) vs. Goldust Result: The Rock retains the title after countering Goldust's "Curtain Call" with a DDT, then hitting the "Rock Bottom." The crowd goes wild as The Rock cuts a promo post-match, hyping up his upcoming feud with Stone Cold Steve Austin.
Main Event: WWF Championship Match Stone Cold Steve Austin (c) vs. Mankind Result: Stone Cold Steve Austin retains his title in a brutal, no disqualification match that includes the use of steel chairs, tables, and a few surprise run-ins from D-Generation X. The climax comes when Austin delivers a Stone Cold Stunner to Mankind, followed by a pinfall, but not without Mankind fighting valiantly up until the final moments.
Closing Segment: Post-match, as Austin celebrates, we hear the infamous glass shatter, and in a shocking twist, the lights go out. When they come back on, The Undertaker is in the ring! He stares down Austin, hinting at a potential feud leading up to WrestleMania. The tension escalates, leaving the audience in awe as the pay-per-view concludes. |
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Post by siredger on Nov 26, 2024 18:59:05 GMT 1
 WWF Royal Rumble 1999 Event Date: January 24, 1999 Location: The Royal Rumble took place at the Arrowhead Pond in Anaheim, California. Attendance: 17,000
X-Pac defeats D'Lo Brown on January 17th on Sunday Night Heat to capture the European Championship and will defend the title against Gangrel at the Royal Rumble. Ken Shamrock pulls double duty for the show as he'll team with Mr. McMahon & Big Boss Man in a 6-Men tag against D-Generation X but also challenges The Rock for the Intercontinental Championship
Match Card Opening Match: Tag Team Championship
Champions: The New Age Outlaws (Road Dogg & Billy Gunn) vs. Challengers: The Acolytes (Farooq & Bradshaw) Result: The New Age Outlaws retained their titles after a hard-fought battle, utilizing their teamwork and cunning to secure a sudden roll-up on Farooq.
European Championship Match
Champion: X-Pac vs. Challenger: Gangrel Result: X-Pac retained his title after a fast-paced match that showcased both competitors' agility; he hit the X-Factor for the pinfall victory.
Hardcore Championship Match
Champion: Bob Holly vs. Challenger: Al Snow Result: Al Snow defeated Bob Holly with a flurry of weapons, securing the Hardcore Championship after delivering the Snow Plow through a table outside the ring.
Six-Man Tag Team Match
Team 1: D-Generation X (Triple H, Shawn Michaels & Chyna) vs. Team 2: The Corporation (Vince McMahon, Ken Shamrock & Big Boss Man) Result: D-Generation X won after a chaotic finish where Triple H hit a Pedigree on the Big Boss Man, allowing Shawn Michaels to score the pinfall.
Intercontinental Championship Match
Champion: The Rock vs. Challenger: Ken Shamrock Result: After an intense match, The Rock retained the Intercontinental title with a Rock Bottom followed by the Sharpshooter, forcing Shamrock to tap out.
Main Event: 30-Man Royal Rumble Match
Notable Entrants:
#1: Steve Austin #2: Mankind #3: Mr. McMahon #4: Goldust #5: Kane #6: Mark Henry #7: Big Show (Paul Wight) #30: The Undertaker
Eliminations:
Mr. McMahon was eliminated after Austin and Mankind teamed up. Kane eliminated Goldust with a massive chokeslam. The Big Show made a huge impact, tossing out multiple competitors, including Mark Henry. Steve Austin eliminated Kane after a fierce brawl, sending him over the top rope. Mankind was eliminated by The Undertaker, who made a shocking late entry into the match. In the end, it came down to Steve Austin and The Undertaker, with Austin managing to outlast the Deadman.
Result: Steve Austin won the Royal Rumble match, last eliminating The Undertaker after a series of signature moves, setting the stage for a potential main event match at WrestleMania 15.
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