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Post by siredger on Dec 3, 2024 23:27:33 GMT 1
 WWF Fully Loaded 2000 Date: July 23, 2000 Location: Gund Arena, Cleveland, Ohio
Eddie Guerrero beat Chris Jericho on July 8 on Shotgun Saturday Night to win the Intercontinental Championship, thanks to interference from Kurt Angle. While Jericho will settle the score with Angle at Fully Loaded, Eddie will now defend the title against Rikishi.
Opening Match: Tag Team Championship
The Hardy Boyz (Matt & Jeff Hardy) (c) vs. The Dudley Boyz (Bubba Ray & D-Von Dudley) A high-energy opener with plenty of high spots and signature moves. The Hardys successfully retained their titles after a Swanton Bomb from Jeff onto Bubba Ray.
Second Match: Singles Match
Kurt Angle vs. Chris Jericho A technical classic featuring counters and submission holds. Jericho wins by rolling Angle up for a surprise pin after escaping an Angle Slam.
Third Match: Women's Championship
Lita (c) vs. Trish Stratus An intense match showcasing the athleticism of both women. Lita retains her title after hitting the Litasault.
Fourth Match: Intercontinental Championship
Eddie Guerrero (c) vs. Rikishi Guerrero uses his cunning to escape Rikishi's offense. In a surprising turn, Eddie pulls out a victory with a roll-up, using the ropes for leverage.
Fifth Match: Street Fight
Triple H vs. Cactus Jack A brutal, chaotic match that spills outside the ring and into the crowd. After a series of vicious chair shots, Triple H manages to escape with the victory after hitting Cactus Jack with a Pedigree onto the stairs.
Sixth Match: No Holds Barred Match
Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. Vince McMahon A highly anticipated grudge match. The match is filled with outside interference from Shane McMahon, but Stone Cold fights back, ultimately stunning Vince for the win.
Main Event: WWF Championship
The Rock (c) vs. Kane A clash of titans for the WWF Championship. The match is hard-hitting with both men showcasing their power. The Rock retains the championship after hitting the Rock Bottom, securing the victory.
Post-Match Segment:
After the main event, The Rock celebrates in the ring when suddenly, Triple H and Kurt Angle attack him, setting up future storylines leading towards SummerSlam. |
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Post by siredger on Dec 3, 2024 23:38:37 GMT 1
 WWF SummerSlam 2000: "Clash of the Titans"
Date: August 27, 2000 Location: Conseco Fieldhouse, Indianapolis, Indiana
Chris Jericho regains the Intercontinental Championship from Eddie Guerrero on Shotgun Saturday Night on August 12th and Eddie Guerrero gets his rematch at Summerslam. The week before, also on Shotgun Saturday Night, Edge & Christian beat the Hardy Boyz to win the WWF Tag Team Championship and the Hardy Boyz also get their rematch at Summerslam. The night after Fully Loaded, Rey Mysterio makes his WWF debut and surprises X-Pac to win the Light Heavyweight Championship. The title is then rebranded the WWF Cruiserweight Championship and Mysterio defends the title against former ally Kidman at the show.
Match Card 1. Opening Match: Cruiserweight Championship
Champion: Rey Mysterio vs. Challenger: Kidman Rey Mysterio defends his title against his former friend, Billy Kidman. The match features high-flying maneuvers and innovative counters, with Mysterio ultimately retaining after hitting the 619 followed by a West Coast Pop.
2. Tag Team Championship Match
Champions: Edge & Christian vs. Challengers: The Hardy Boyz In a highly anticipated rematch, Edge and Christian defend their titles against the Hardys. The match is filled with tables, ladders, and chairs, culminating in a dramatic finish where Edge and Christian hit the "Conchairto" on Matt Hardy for the victory.
3. Intercontinental Championship Match
Champion: Chris Jericho vs. Challenger: Eddie Guerrero Jericho and Guerrero put on a wrestling clinic, with both men showcasing their technical prowess. After a tense back-and-forth, Jericho locks in the Walls of Jericho, forcing Guerrero to tap out, retaining the Intercontinental Championship.
4. Women's Championship Match
Champion: Lita vs. Challenger: Trish Stratus In a highly competitive match, Lita defends her title against the up-and-coming Trish Stratus. The match showcases both women’s athleticism, but Lita ultimately wins after hitting a Lita DDT.
5. No Disqualification Match
Participants: The Big Show vs. Kane Two giants clash in a brutal no disqualification match that spills outside the ring. Steel chairs, kendo sticks, and tables are used as weapons. The match ends when Kane hits a chokeslam through a table for the victory.
6. WWF Championship Match
Champion: The Rock vs. Challenger: Triple H In the main event, The Rock defends his title against Triple H in a highly emotional battle. Both men exchange finishers, and the crowd is on the edge of their seats. After a ref bump, Stephanie McMahon attempts to interfere but is thwarted by Mick Foley, who makes a surprise appearance. The Rock capitalizes on the chaos, hitting the Rock Bottom for the win, retaining his championship.
7. Special Attraction Match
Participants: Kurt Angle vs. Chris Benoit In a technical masterpiece, Angle and Benoit take each other to the limit with suplexes and submission holds. The match showcases their incredible wrestling skills and ends in a double count-out as both men refuse to stay down, leading to a chaotic brawl outside the ring. |
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Post by siredger on Dec 3, 2024 23:49:44 GMT 1
 WWF Unforgiven - September 24, 2000
Location: First Union Center, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Attendance: 16,000
Commentators: Jim Ross and Jerry "The King" Lawler
Kurt Angle defeats Chris Jericho on Shotgun Saturday Night on September 16th to win the Intercontinental Championship and Jericho will get his rematch at Unforgiven. Rhyno wins the Hardcore Championship from Raven on the 9/11 episode of Raw and will put it on the line against Tommy Dreamer at Unforgiven.
Match Card 1. Intercontinental Championship Match Kurt Angle (c) vs. Chris Jericho In a highly competitive opener, Kurt Angle defended his Intercontinental Championship against the ever-charismatic Chris Jericho. The match showcased both wrestlers' technical prowess, with Jericho using his agility to counter Angle's mat-based wrestling. After a series of near-falls, Angle managed to lock in the Angle Lock, forcing Jericho to tap out. Winner: Kurt Angle retains the Intercontinental Championship.
2. Tag Team Match The Hardy Boyz vs. Edge & Christian The intense rivalry between these two teams continued as they faced off in a high-flying tag team match. The crowd was electric, as both teams exchanged quick tags and spectacular moves. The Hardys’ teamwork and aerial assaults were matched by Edge & Christian’s cunning tactics. In a dramatic finish, Matt Hardy hit a Swanton Bomb on Edge, but Christian broke up the pin, leading to a chaotic sequence that ended with Edge hitting the Spear on Matt for the win. Winners: Edge & Christian
3. Women's Championship Match Lita (c) vs. Trish Stratus In a hard-hitting encounter, Lita defended her Women’s Championship against the determined Trish Stratus. Both women showcased their athleticism, with Trish attempting to use her newfound aggression to gain the upper hand. Lita countered with her signature high-flying moves, including a Litasault. The match concluded with Lita hitting the Twist of Fate, retaining her title. Winner: Lita retains the Women's Championship.
4. Hardcore Championship Match Rhyno (c) vs. Tommy Dreamer In a brutal Hardcore match, Rhyno defended his championship against the hardcore legend Tommy Dreamer. The match spilled outside the ring, utilizing weapons like steel chairs, tables, and trash cans. Rhyno’s strength was on display as he Gore’d Dreamer through a table for the victory. Winner: Rhyno retains the Hardcore Championship.
5. No Holds Barred Match Triple H vs. The Rock The main event saw a fierce rivalry culminate in a No Holds Barred match. With the stakes high, both men used everything at their disposal to gain the upper hand. The match featured brutal strikes, chair shots, and brawling outside the ring. As the action intensified, both competitors were left battered and bruised. In the climax, The Rock countered a Pedigree attempt into a Rock Bottom, but Triple H kicked out at two. Ultimately, after a series of finishers exchanged, Triple H managed to hit a second Pedigree for the win. Winner: Triple H |
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Post by siredger on Dec 4, 2024 0:07:37 GMT 1
 WWF No Mercy 2000
Date: October 22, 2000 Location: Staples Center, Los Angeles, California
Following his victory at Unforgiven over the WWF Champion The Rock, Triple H gets his shot at the WWF Championship and wins it on the October 5th edition of Smackdown, heading into a confrontation with Stone Cold Steve Austin. But he can thank Rikishi, who turned on The Rock to allow The Game to get the victory. As a result, The Rock will take on Rikishi in an I Quit Match at No Mercy. Following their refusal to quit at Summerslam, Kurt Angle and Chris Benoit will now face off in a Submission Match at No Mercy.
Opening Match: The Hardy Boyz vs. Edge & Christian (Tornado Tag Team Match) The night kicked off with a high-flying, action-packed match between the Hardy Boyz and Edge & Christian. The two teams showcased their incredible chemistry and athleticism, with the Hardys executing their signature moves, including the Swanton Bomb and the Poetry in Motion. In a dramatic finish, Edge and Christian countered a double-team attempt and hit Matt Hardy with the Con-Chair-To, securing the victory and the Tag Team Championships.
Winner: Edge & Christian
Match 2: Tazz vs. Raven (Hardcore Match) In a brutal hardcore match, Tazz faced off against Raven. The match featured various weapons, including trash cans, kendo sticks, and a mop. The action spilled outside the ring, and both competitors took heavy punishment. Raven managed to hit Tazz with a DDT on a pile of steel chairs but was unable to secure the pin. Tazz rallied back and locked in the Tazzmission, forcing Raven to pass out for a hard-fought victory.
Winner: Tazz
Match 3: Lita vs. Trish Stratus (Women’s Championship) In a highly anticipated match, Lita defended her Women’s Championship against Trish Stratus. The match was competitive, with both women showcasing their skills. Trish utilized her agility, while Lita displayed her resilience. The match took a turn when both women exchanged near-falls. In the end, Lita hit the Litasault for the win, retaining her title and solidifying her status as one of the top female wrestlers in WWE.
Winner: Lita (Retains Women’s Championship)
Match 4: Kurt Angle vs. Chris Benoit (Submission Match) In a technical masterpiece, Kurt Angle faced Chris Benoit in a submission match. Both men exchanged numerous holds, attempting to wear each other down. The intensity escalated as they battled for dominance. Benoit applied the Crippler Crossface, but Angle managed to escape and countered with an ankle lock. In a surprising turn, Benoit reversed the hold and forced Angle to tap out, proving his submission prowess.
Winner: Chris Benoit
Match 5: The Rock vs. Rikishi (I Quit Match) In a dramatic I Quit match, The Rock faced his former ally, Rikishi. The emotional stakes were high as both men wanted to prove their strength. The match included brutal chair shots and a brawl around ringside. In a shocking moment, Rikishi used a steel chair to take control, but The Rock fought back with relentless determination. After a series of devastating moves, The Rock locked in the Sharpshooter. Rikishi, unable to withstand the pain, ultimately said "I Quit," giving The Rock the victory.
Winner: The Rock
Main Event: Triple H vs. Stone Cold Steve Austin (No Holds Barred Match for the WWF Championship) The main event featured the intense rivalry between Triple H and Stone Cold Steve Austin for the WWE Championship. The atmosphere was electric as both men entered the ring. The match was fierce, with both competitors using the environment to their advantage, including steel steps, chairs, and the announce table. The action was brutal, with near-falls and dramatic moments throughout.
As the match reached its climax, Triple H attempted a Pedigree, but Austin countered and delivered a Stunner. Just as Austin went for the pin, Vince McMahon appeared and distracted the referee. Austin chased Vince away, but this allowed Triple H to regain control. In a surprising turn, The Rock rushed to the ring and delivered a Rock Bottom to Triple H, allowing Austin to cover him for the victory.
Winner: Stone Cold Steve Austin (New WWF Champion)
Post-Match: As Austin celebrated with the championship, The Rock entered the ring, and the two exchanged a tense stare. The night ended with both men raising their fists, hinting at a potential alliance or future conflict. |
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Post by siredger on Dec 4, 2024 0:24:14 GMT 1
 Survivor Series 2000: November 19, 2000
Location: Madison Square Garden, New York City, New York
Interesting turn of events as The Rock defeats Stone Cold Steve Austin to win the WWF Championship 6 days before Survivor Series on Raw, thanks to the interference from The Alliance, a stable of former WCW & ECW talents Steve Corino, Rob Van Dam and Booker T, led by Shane McMahon, which will lead to a Survivor Series match in which Kurt Angle, The Rock, Steve Austin & Triple H must all put their differences aside to represent Team WWF. One week before, Chris Jericho beats Kurt Angle on Raw to regain the Intercontinental Championship and will defend it tonight against Eddie Guerrero, which will allow Angle to focus on his title match against The Rock in the main event of the show.
Match Card:
Opening Match: Traditional Survivor Series Elimination Match
Team WWF (Kurt Angle, The Rock, Stone Cold Steve Austin, and Triple H) vs. Team Alliance (Steve Corino, Rob Van Dam, Booker T, and Shane McMahon) Winner: Team WWF (Triple H eliminates Shane McMahon last)
Intercontinental Championship Match
Champion: Chris Jericho vs. Challenger: Eddie Guerrero Winner: Chris Jericho (via pinfall after hitting the Lionsault)
Women's Championship Match
Champion: Lita vs. Challenger: Trish Stratus Winner: Lita (via pinfall after a Litasault)
Traditional Survivor Series Elimination Match
Team Tazz (Tazz, The Dudley Boyz, and Raven) vs. Team APA (Bradshaw, Faarooq, and The Hardy Boyz) Winner: Team APA (Bradshaw eliminates Raven last)
Tag Team Championship Match
Champions: Edge & Christian vs. Challengers: The New Age Outlaws Winner: Edge & Christian (retaining the titles after a Conchairto on Billy Gunn)
Main Event: WWF Championship Match
Champion: The Rock vs. Challenger: Kurt Angle Winner: Kurt Angle (via submission with the Ankle Lock, after a grueling match that sees interference from both Triple H and Steve Austin)
Post-Match Segment:
After the main event, Triple H and Stone Cold Steve Austin enter the ring to congratulate Kurt Angle. However, tensions rise as Austin and Triple H bicker over who should be next in line for a title shot. The situation escalates, leading to an unexpected brawl that leaves the crowd buzzing for future storylines. |
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Post by siredger on Dec 4, 2024 0:34:25 GMT 1
 WWF Rebellion: December 2, 2000
Location: The Birmingham NEC, Birmingham, England Attendance: 15,000
Commentators: Jim Ross & Jerry "The King" Lawler
Multiple title changes in between Survivor Series & Rebellion: Kurt Angle regains the Intercontinental Championship from Chris Jericho the night after Survivor Series on Raw and William Regal regains the European Championship from Eddie Guerrero the same night. Angle is now a dual champion but only defends the Intercontinental title against Kane at Rebellion while Regal will defend the European title against Tajiri. But the biggest change on that night comes when The Rock & Stone Cold Steve Austin beat Edge & Christian for the WWF Tag Team Championship and will now defend the titles against Eddie Guerrero and Chris Benoit from the Radicalz in the co-main event. Ivory beats Lita on the November 25th edition of Shotgun Saturday Night to regain the Women's Championship and will defend it against Molly Holly at Rebellion
Match Card:
1. Six-Person Tag Team Match The Hardyz (Matt Hardy & Jeff Hardy) & Lita vs. The Dudley Boyz (Bubba Ray & D-Von Dudley) & Trish Stratus Result: The Hardyz and Lita win after Jeff hits a Swanton Bomb on D-Von Dudley, followed by a pinfall. The match featured high-flying action and several near falls, showcasing the athleticism of both teams.
2. European Championship Match William Regal (c) vs. Tajiri Result: William Regal retains the title after countering a Buzzsaw Kick into the Regal Stretch, forcing Tajiri to tap out. Regal’s technical prowess is on full display as he grounds the high-flying Tajiri throughout the match.
3. Singles Match Rikishi vs. Chris Jericho Result: Chris Jericho wins after hitting the Walls of Jericho, forcing Rikishi to submit. The match showcased Jericho's agility against Rikishi’s power, with Jericho working hard to avoid Rikishi's devastating moves.
4. Women's Championship Match Ivory (c) vs. Molly Holly Result: Ivory retains her title after a distraction from Victoria leads to a roll-up pin on Molly Holly. The match featured strong storytelling with Molly's resilience against Ivory's cunning tactics.
5. Intercontinental Championship Match Kurt Angle (c) vs. Kane Result: Kurt Angle retains the Intercontinental Championship after hitting an Angle Slam on Kane, followed by a quick pin. The match was a clash of styles, with Kane’s brute strength and Angle’s technical skill creating a compelling contest.
6. Tag Team Championship Match The Rock & Stone Cold Steve Austin (c) vs. The Radicalz (Eddie Guerrero & Chris Benoit) Result: The Rock and Stone Cold Steve Austin retain their titles after a stunner from Austin on Benoit, followed by a Rock Bottom on Guerrero. Tensions rose between the two legends, but they managed to coexist long enough to secure the victory.
7. Main Event: No Disqualification Match Triple H vs. The Undertaker Result: The Undertaker wins after a brutal match filled with weapon shots and interference from various wrestlers. After a hard-fought battle, Undertaker hits Triple H with a Chokeslam through the announce table and then delivers a Last Ride for the pinfall victory. The match solidifies Undertaker’s dominance and sets the stage for future conflicts. |
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