Rebooking WWF/WWE from 1985 to now (including SNME)

This high-energy opener features the debut of Taka Michinoku, showcasing his revolutionary moves in the lightweight division. The crowd erupts as Taka pulls off some breathtaking high-flying maneuvers to secure the victory with the Michinoku Driver.

A clash of styles as the country-fried toughness of the Godwinns meets the alternative punk vibe of the Headbangers. After a back-and-forth battle, the Headbangers score a surprise roll-up victory, leaving the Godwinns fuming.

A hard-hitting, psychological battle for the title. Goldust uses mind games against Owen, but Owen counters with technical prowess. After a dramatic match, Owen narrowly escapes with a victory, capturing the Intercontinental Championship.

A fierce contest showcases Alundra’s resilience against the powerhouse Bertha Faye. Blayze’s agility shines through, and she retains her title after hitting the German Suplex followed by the bridge.

This brutal encounter sets the ring ablaze with violence. Mankind uses his sadistic nature, while Undertaker channels his supernatural aura. The match spills outside, leading to a dramatic moment where Mankind is chokeslammed through the announcers’ table. The Undertaker gets the win after hitting the Tombstone Piledriver, but both men are left battered.

A clash of former friends turned rivals. The match is a rollercoaster, with each man showcasing their strengths. Diesel uses his power early on, but Michaels rallies with his agility. In a shocking turn, the match ends in a dramatic disqualification after interference from the returning Razor Ramon, leading to chaos in the ring. Michaels retains the title, but the seeds are sown for a major storyline heading into the summer.

The Godwinns defended their titles against the fan-favorite Headbangers in a fast-paced opener. The match saw several near-falls, with both teams showcasing their unique styles. In a dramatic finish, the Godwinns retained their titles after hitting Mosh with the Slop Drop.

In a highly advertised singles match for the Intercontinental Title, Goldust faced off against the powerful Ahmed Johnson. The match featured a blend of Goldust's psychological tactics and Johnson's raw strength. After a hard-fought battle, Johnson remained resilient and captured the title after hitting the Pearl River Plunge.

Sable defended her Women’s Championship against the fierce Jacqueline. The match showcased Sable's fighting spirit and Jacqueline's technical prowess. After a competitive bout, Sable retained her championship by countering Jacqueline's finisher into a roll-up.

In a highly anticipated encounter, Bret Hart faced Steve Austin in a No Disqualification match. Both wrestlers brought the intensity, utilizing chairs, tables, and the surrounding environment in a brawl. The match ended in controversy when the referee was inadvertently knocked out, allowing Austin to hit a Stunner. With no referee to count, Owen Hart and the British Bulldog run down to attack Austin. The crowd erupted as Shawn Michaels made the save, leading to a brawl outside the ring. The match ended in a Double Disqualification, setting the stage for a further family feud.

The main event featured a star-studded 6-man tag team match. The animosity between The Undertaker and Kane set the tone for the match. As action exploded, each competitor showcased their signature moves, garnering loud reactions from the audience. Vader and Shawn Michaels worked well together, showcasing a strong team dynamic. The climax came when the lights went out, and Paul Bearer appeared at ringside with an ominous presence.

After a chaotic flurry of finishes, The Undertaker delivered a Tombstone Piledriver to Owen Hart, leading to victory for his team. However, the celebration was cut short as Kane unleashed a post-match attack on The Undertaker, signaling that their feud was far from over.

The event wrapped up with Paul Bearer and Kane standing tall over a fallen Undertaker, leaving the audience buzzing with anticipation for future confrontations. The underlying tensions in the WWF were palpable, with rivalries heating up and new alliances forming, setting the stage for a dramatic summer.

Result: The Godwinns defeat The Headbangers after a finisher combo involving the Slop Drop on Mosh. The match showcased the power of the Godwinns and the high-flying style of the Headbangers.

Highlights: Post-match, the Headbangers issued a challenge for a rematch, setting up a potential tag team rivalry.

Result: Sycho Sid wins by disqualification after Mysterio attempts to use his speed to hit Sid with a chair, but Sid catches him with a brutal powerbomb. Post-match, Sid showcases his strength, but Mysterio’s resilience earns him respect from the crowd.

Highlights: A taunting interaction where Sid is distracted by the crowd's chants, allowing Mysterio to hit a top-rope hurricanrana.

Result: Marc Mero retains the title after a Mero-run victory, using the Wild Thing to follow up on Goldust’s attempts to use mind games.

Highlights: Goldust tries to manipulate Mero with mind tricks, attempting to unnerve him with mind games, but Mero stays focused.

Result: Sable retains the title after a hard-fought battle, using her athleticism to gain the upper hand. Luna shows her aggressive side, but Sable’s resilience prevails.

Highlights: After the match, Luna gets enraged and attacks Sable, signaling a potential continuation of their rivalry.

Result: Austin, Bulldog, and Hart emerge victorious after Austin stuns Vader, letting Bulldog and Hart capitalize for the pin.

Highlights: A chaotic match with high intensity, showcasing the storylines leading into Survivor Series. Austin and Roberts had a heated confrontation throughout.

Result: The Undertaker defeats Shawn Michaels after a thrilling back-and-forth match that saw multiple near-falls and extensive use of the environment (chairs, tables, etc.). Undertaker finally wins with a Tombstone Piledriver.

Highlights: The psychological warfare reached new heights with both men displaying their athleticism and storytelling. The finish sees Undertaker sit up and scare Shawn after the three count, leaving fans in awe.

Summary: This opening match features a clash of dark and twisted psychologies. Team Undertaker seeks to put down the unpredictability of Mankind and his cohorts. The match is high-paced, with significant spots including Mankind's signature style of brutal wrestling and The Undertaker's supernatural resilience.

Eliminations:

Ahmed Johnson eliminates Rick Martel after a Pearl River Plunge.

Mankind eliminates Jake Roberts with the Mandible Claw.

Vader eliminates Goldust with a Vader Bomb.

The Undertaker takes out Vader with a Tombstone.
The Undertaker eliminates Jerry Lawler with a Tombstone.

Mankind is finally eliminated by The Undertaker after a Chokeslam.

Summary: This match is a continuation of the Hart-Michaels rivalry, with family members and allies showcasing their loyalty. The match features incredible sequences, including classic grappling, high-flying moves, and emotional moments.

Eliminations:

Owen Hart eliminates The Patriot with a spinning heel kick.

Marty Jannetty is eliminated by Bret Hart via Sharpshooter.

The British Bulldog eliminates Jim Neidhart with a Running Powerslam.

Rocky Maivia eliminates Owen Hart with a Samoan Drop.

Shawn Michaels eliminates Rocky Maivia with Sweet Chin Music.
Bret Hart gets intentionally counted out, preferring to save himself for the main event.

Summary: Mark Henry makes his in-ring prowess known as he challenges the arrogant Helmsley. The match is a power versus technique battle, with Helmsley trying to outsmart the stronger Henry.

Finish: After a hard-fought battle, Helmsley manages to cheat his way to victory, pulling the referee into Henry's path before getting the winning pinfall with a Pedigree.

Summary: The rivalry between the Nation of Domination and the anti-establishment Steve Austin culminates in a chaotic brawl. Austin's team thrives on unpredictability, creating dynamic exchanges and wild moments.

Crush eliminates Thrasher with a running powerslam.

D'Lo Brown is eliminated by Mosh after a top rope flying body press.

Ahmed Johnson eliminates Savio Vega with a spinebuster.

Faarooq eliminates Mosh with a Dominator.

Steve Austin delivers a stunning Stunner to eliminate Faarooq.
Steve Austin eliminates Crush with a Stunner.

Summary: In the main event, the tension and history between Bret Hart and Shawn Michaels finally explode in a highly anticipated championship match. Both men put on a classic wrestling exhibition, trading near-falls and heavy signature moves.

Finish: After a grueling battle, the match ends with a double count-out as both men throw fists outside the ring. As both wrestlers refuse to let go, the referee calls for the bell.