WWF Survivor Series- November 14, 1999 Hosted by Jim Ross and Jerry Lawler Live from Detroit, Michigan

The Godfather w/ Ho’s, D-Lo, The Headbangers defeated The Dudleys and The Acolytes via pinfall. Everyone including The Headbangers are dressed in Gofather attire entering the ringside area. Mosh and Buh Buh start the match. An agitated Bradshaw tagged himself in and hit Thrasher with a running lariat followed by a pin to eliminate Thrasher first. Buh Buh made a blind tag to D-Von and they collaborate swiftly to execute the 3-D to pin Mosh, and eliminate both Headbangers. Turmoil within the Dudleys and Acolyte group caused Farooq, Bradshaw, and D-Von to be disqualified leaving only Buh Buh to hold the fort down. A fresh Godfather was tagged in and Buh Buh is overpowered, with the Godfather able to hit the big Ho Train splash followed by D-Lo’s acrobatic Fropsplash. D-Lo made the cover to get the victory

Kurt Angle defeated Shawn Stasiak via pinfall. Angle began the match with a fireman take over on Stasiak, quickly followed up by a waist lock take down. Stasiak recovered with a powerful lariat followed by some well-placed stomps to the chest of Angle. Angle stopped mid way through the match to address the crowd, stating that ‘…you do not boo an Olympic Gold Medallist.’ Angle then was able to evade a top rope maneuver by Stasiak and hit him with a modified Samoan Drop for the victory.

Val Venis, Mark Henry, Gangrel, Steve Blackman defeated The Bulldog, Pete Gas, Joey Abs, Rodney. Pete Gas is overpowered early on by Val and Blackman, and is eliminated first. Rodney and Gangrel are next to do battle. Gangrel hits an awesome DDT to eliminate Rodney next. Sexual Chocalate and Joey Abs go after one another with Mark Henry executing a huge splash to eliminate all but the Bulldog. A lonesome Bulldog got Gangrel up in a long suplex next and is able to get a pinning combination to eliminate him. Blackman was next to be eliminated via a fishermen’s suplex. Henry and Val double-team the Bulldog with Henry executing another splash and Val climbing the top rope for the Money Shot to eliminate the Bulldog.

Moolah, Mae Young, Torrie, Debra defeated Jacqueline, Luna, Terri, Ivory. Before Ivory could even enter the ring Moolah cheap shots her. Back inside the ring Torrie spears Luna. Moolah and Mae double-teamed Ivory with a SLOW lariat to eliminate her and get the pinfall victory for their team. Debra and Terri after the fact, go at it with Terri getting her top ripped off exposing her bra.

Kane defeated X-Pac via disqualification. Just as Kane ignited the Pyro, X-Pac was able to get a few shots in to begin the match, followed by some martial arts kicks to the mid section of Kane. Kane then got drop kicked outside of the ring where X-Pac then drove him into the steel steps. Just about when X-Pac was about to do the Bronco Buster, Kane catches him in a choke slam. Road Dogg, and then Helmsley interrupted Kane’s pin attempt with a shot to the head with the title belt. Torrie came to the ring and was accidentally caught with a spinning heal kick. Kane got the victory via disqualification.

The Big Show defeated Prince Albert, Mideon, Viscera, Big Bossman. The Show eliminated Mideon first with a chokeslam, followed by Prince Albert, and Viscera. The cowardly Bossman runs away, and is counted out giving the Show the victory.

Backstage, Steve Austin is lured by Triple H to the back of the arena where he was run over by a car. The EMT, McMahon's, and even Jim Ross make their way to Austin's listless corpse. Austin is hauled away in the ambulance accompanied by Vince calling for his car.

Chyna w/ Miss Kitty defeated Chris Jericho via pinfall. Jericho took Chyna to the outside early, choking her with some cabling that was close by. Chyna tied Jericho upside down in the corner and followed up with a dropkick to Jericho’s chest. Chyna then executed a hurricanrana to a failed pin attempt. Jericho then exposed the steel of the guard railing and thrusted Chyna into it. Jericho then tattooed Chyna over the top rope with a lariat and then ‘lip locked’ Ms. Kitty. Chyna recovered with a spear on Jericho followed by several right hands. Jericho power bombed Chyna but surprisingly kicked out of the pin attempt. Chyna then did a back flip into a corner splash onto Jericho and hit him with a DDT, but Jericho kicked out of the pin attempt. Jericho caught Chyna with a cheap shot with the title belt but she kicked out as well. Jericho locked on the walls of Jericho but Chyna was able to get to the ring ropes to break the hold. Chyna the stunned the crowd by hooking Jericho up in the pedigree off of the top rope to retain the IC Championship.

The Hollys, Too Cool defeated Edge, Christian, The Hardy Boyz Edge and Scotty to Hottie began the match exchanging fists and then chops in the corner. Crash is hit with a cross body from Jeff Hardy on to the outside, followed by arial attacks by Scotty, Christian and then Matt. Edge was eliminated first by a rollup from Hardcore then Matt via a cross body from Scottty. Terri distracted the Grandmaster, while Jeff was able to hit a spectacular splash from the top rope to eliminate Scotty. Jeff is caught off guard by the Grandmaster and eliminated next, followed by Christian eliminating the Grandmaster to return the favor. The Hollys overpowered Christian briefly, but Christain was able to execute an inverted DDT to eliminate Crash. Hardcore then rolled up Christain quickly to get the victory.

Shane McMahon announced that Austin suffered severe injuries though was still conscious. He also said that the Triple Threat Match would still happen, but did not reveal who the third person would be.

The New Age Outlaws defeated Al Snow and Mankind via pinfall. Snow and Mankind made quick tags early on, wearing out the Road Dogg. While the referee is distracted, Al Snow caught Road Dogg with a steel chair to the mid section. Mankind and Snow continued to isolate Road Dogg in their corner giving him the ‘boot’ so to speak. Mr. Ass is finally tagged in and threw Snow over the top then drove his head into the announce table. The Outlaws return the favor with some good teamwork but Snow caught Road Dogg with a lariat and was able to tag in Foley. Foley then snapped a double arm DDT onto Bad Ass, and Snow hit the Snow Plow on the Road Dogg. While Al Snow was pre occupied on the outside, the New Age Outlaws were then able to double team Mankind with a spike pile driver to retain the Tag Team Championship.

The Big Show defeated The Rock and Triple H. The Rock and Triple H team up early on to try and take the Big Show down, but to no avail. The Show gave both The Rock and Helmsley huge head butts. The Show was then double teamed and hit with a lariat over the top rope. On the outside, the Rock was able to throw the Show into the corner post. Back inside the show missed a running elbow to Helmsley, and the Rock was able to catch him from behind with a side Russian leg sweep, followed by the people’s elbow and a failed pin attempt. The Big Show then gave the Rock a sidewalk slam and proceeded to take Triple H towards the entrance way. The Rock with a full head of steam clotheslines The Big Show, and then the Rock put Helmsley through a table. All three men continued to battle on the outside with the Rock hitting Show with a fire extinguisher and Helmsley a suplex on the hard floor. Back near the announce tables, the Rock caught the Big Show with the belt and then Helmsley and the People’s Champ team up to suplex the Show through the Spanish announce table. The Rock inadvertently hit the referee and Triple H is able to hit the Rock Bottom. Shane McMahon rushes to the ring to make the count but Helmsley is able to kick out. The Rock hit Helmsley again with another Rock Bottom but this time the Big Show pulled Shane out of the ring to stop the count. While the Rock and Show were on the outside, Triple H gave Shane a Pedigree. DX then came to ringside to help out Helmsley. Vince then came to ringside and hit Helmsley with the title belt and the Big Show was able to choke slam Helmsley to become the new WWF Champion.

WWF No Mercy REPORT BY DERRICK THE GODFATHER (w/Hoes) vs MIDEON -This match was added to the card at the last minute. Godfather said he didn’t have any farm animals, and Mideon didn’t like hoes, so Godfather would just kick his ass. Godfather started the match off at a fast pace, hitting Mideon with a powerslam and several clotheslines. Godfather attempted for the Ho Train early, but Viscera started messing with the hos, distracting Godfather away. This allowed Mideon to attack Godfather, and throw him to the outside, where he was worked over on the safety rail. Back in the ring, Mideon hit Godfather with rest holds. Godfather came back with a sunset flip, had a three count but the referee was distracted. Mideon jumped up and took Godfather into the corner, working him over more. Mideon continued with his assault for several minutes, with Viscera getting involved as well. Godfather fought back, taking Mideon down and getting the crowd behind him solidly. Godfather hits the Ho Train, cradles Mideon, and gets the win. After the match, the Hos swarm the referee in celebration. WOMEN’S TITLE IVORY vs THE FABULOUS MOOLAH (w/Mae Young) -Ivory cuts an interview before the match, pushing how old Moolah and Young are. Ivory meant business, and hit Moolah with a dropkick, getting a two count. Moolah came back with hair pulls and a snap mare. Moolah went to the bottom rope, lunged off and hit all mat. Mae Young got involved, and broke up a two count. Ivory saw this, and sent Young flying with a dropkick. Outside the ring, Ivory hit Moolah with a suicide dive and tossed her into the announce table. Moolah came back and threw Ivory into the crowd. Back in the ring, Mae Young took a hard shot with the title belt. Moolah took advantage, rolled up Ivory and captured the Women’s title! NEW AGE OUTLAWS vs THE HOLLYS (w/ Scales) -Match starts on the rampway with the Outlaws attacking the Hollys. Gunn and Crash started out in the ring, as Road Dogg was tagged in. Both Outlaws double teamed Crash. Road Dogg caught Crash with several right hands and the “Shake, rattle, and roll.” He got the first near fall of the night, with a two count. Crash comes back and throws Road Dogg to the outside, where Hardcore Holly attacks him. He tosses Dogg back into the ring and gets a tag from Crash. Hardcore hit an excellent vertical supled on Road Dogg, holding him in the air for at least 30 seconds before falling to the mat. Rest holds were applied from here, with Road Dogg fighting back with elbows to the midsection. Hardcore gets a tag to Crash, who comes in and puts on more rest holds. Crash only stays in for a couple minutes, and Hardcore comes back in and chokes out Dogg. Hardcore went to the top, and caught a boot to the face from Dogg. Both men were down, and raced to get a tag. Hardcore won the battle, Crash came in and attacked Gunn so Dogg couldn’t get a tag. Crash works over Road Dogg and tags in Hardcore again. Road Dogg started to show signs of life, until Hardcore hit him with a dropkick. He had a three count, but Billy Gunn jumped in to break up the count. Crash is tagged in, and continues the beating of Road Dogg. Holly messed up by going to the top, as Road Dogg met him there and hit him with a superplex. Both men get tags to their partners, and Mr. Ass takes it to Crash. Holly jumps back in, and Mr. Ass beats him up as well. Hardcore threw a chair into the ring, and Mr. Ass nailed a fameasser on Crash. The referee sees the move, and disqualifies the Outlaws. Hollys win. INTERCONTINENTAL TITLE – GOOD HOUSEKEEPING MATCH JEFF JARRETT (w/ Miss Kitty) vs CHYNA -Jarrett comes out with a kitchen sink. In the ring, various kitchen items are thrown about. Chyna came out with a broom and garbage can. Chyna grabs Jarrett by the boot and pulls him to the outside, taking him into the safety rail. Outside the ring, there is a table with food and a microwave on it. Back in the ring, Jarrett is clotheslined and low blowed. Chyna smacks Jarrett with a garbage can twice, which sends him to the outside. Chyna picks up a long sausage, and whacked Jarrett with it. Next, he is clocked with a toilet seat and a frying pan. Bananas were next, and Chyna forced him to eat some. Whipped cream came next, smared all over Jarrett’s face. Jarrett tried to come back, and ended up getting laid out on the table. Chyna went though it as Jarrett moved. He picked up a two count. Jarrett got the trashcan he was hit with, and smashed Chyna with it, then threw a fish on her! Back in the ring, Jeff set up an ironing board, which Chyna was smacked into. Back on the outside again, Jarrett mixed some eggs and milk, and threw it all over Chyna. However, she had some flour in hand, and hit Jeff with it. Miss Kitty got in the ring, and Chyna poured some eggs and milk all over her. Jarrett jumped in the ring, and got the figure four on. Chyna got into the ropes, and the hold was broken. Jeff got some thongs, went to the top rope, and Chyna hit a low blow. She got the thongs…and..well..crushed Jarrett’s manhood. Several pies were in the ring, and Jeff was hit with all of them in the face. Chyna got the sink, and blasted Jarrett with it. Jarrett kicked out of a pin attempt. Next, Chyna went for the pedigree, but missed. Chyna was sent flying into the referee. Miss Kitty handed the IC belt to Jarrett, who nailed Chyna with it. Jarrett gets the three count and retains the title. However, the referee confronted Jarrett halfway down the aisle, and said that the IC belt wasn’t a household item. The match was back on. Jarrett took out the ref, and Chyna pasted him with a guitar. Chyna got the pin, and wins the IC title. THE ROCK vs THE BULLDOG -Both men start out toe to toe with right hands. Rock sends Bulldog to the outside, to which Bulldog reverses things and smacks Rock on the timekeeper’s table. Rock is then slammed face first into the announce table. Back in the ring, Bulldog snap mares Rock and puts a chinlock on him. Rock comes back, and throws Bulldog high velocity into the turnbuckle. Rock hits a swinging neckbreaker to pick up the first near fall. Bulldog comes back with a vertical suplex, then applied some more rest holds. Back to his feet, Rock fights back but is set back down with a power move from Bulldog. Back to his feet, Rock hit a back body drop on Bulldog, and got a two count. Bulldog found a weak point and hit Rock’s knee, which entrapped him in the ropes. Bulldog ran at the Rock, Rock moved, and he was trapped. Rock unhooked Bulldog and hit a DDT, which got him a two count. Dog got up and hit a powerslam, his finisher. Rock got to the ropes to stop the referee’s count. Bulldog went for the slam again, but Dog fell into the Rock Bottom. Next was the people’s elbow, and the Rock takes another one home. TERRI INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT – LADDER MATCH HARDY BOYZ (w/ Gangrel) VS CHRISITAN AND EDGE -This match is the last in a best of five series. $100,000 hangs from the roof, and the services of Terri Runnels. Winner is the first one to grab the money. Two ladders were placed in the aisleway for use. All four men in the ring as the match starts, Edge and Christian are the first to go for the ladders. Hardyz attack and bring both back into the ring. No semblance of a tag match here, as all four men stay in the ring. Gangrel tries to get a ladder for the Hardyz, but the referee ejects him. From here, the ladders get some use. Christian goes for the money, but Jeff Hardy throws him off the ladder, and Edge does the same to Jeff. Matt Hardy jumps up, and slams Edge in the face with the ladder. Jeff Hardy climbed the ladder next, and was hit with an awesome reverse DDT from Christian. Matt Hardy went up next, and was hammered with a powerbomb from the ladder by Edge. Edge goes to the top, and is dropkicked off the ladder! Hardyz took out Edge and doubleteamed Christian for about 5 minutes. Simply great action that is hard to describe because it transpired too fast. Edge finally made it back to the ring with a second ladder. He took out both Hardyz. Edge went for the money, and was hit with a flying ladder! Hardyz pick up a ladder, and Christian comes off the top with a suicide dive into it! Both Hardyz were wasted after that one. Edge sets up both ladders in the center of the ring. He and one of the Hardyz climb up the ladder, and Edge hits the downward spiral off the ladder! All four down. Edge climbs the ladder, so does Jeff Hardy. Hardy then hits a neckbreaker off the ladder! All four men get up, and ladders are stacked on top of each other. Jeff Hardy flys off the top and used the ladder as a catapult (!) hitting Edge and his tag partner! Both ladders set back up, ALL four men go for the money! Both ladders are sent flying and all four men go to the floor!!! All four men get up again (amazingly), and start to climb. Edge reaches the money, but is short. Jeff Hardy fights Edge off, and gets the money! Plus the services of Terri Runnels! This was definitely a show stealer! ROCK INTERVIEW -The Rock comes out before the next match, unexpectedly. Rock takes the microphone, and says he’s finally back in Cleveland. Rock says he has a challenge, and it goes to the winner of tonight’s main event between Austin and HHH. He doesn’t care who wins, but he will lay the smack down on whoever the champion is. As Rock is walking to the back, HHH attacks Rock and smacks him with a sledgehammer several times. MANKIND vs VAL VENIS -Mankind didn’t come out when he was supposed to, and was backstage helping the Rock. Rock was on a stretcher, and Mankind told him he was going to win his match for him. Match starts on the outside. Mankind worked over Val and tossed him in the ring, signifying the beginning of the match. Mankind reached in Venis’ pants early trying to get Rocko. Mankind got the sock after a fight with Venis. Val got up and took the sock away from Mankind, and stuffed it back in his pants. On the outside, Mankind was sent flying into the security barrier. This riled him, and he hit Venis with a chair. Val came back, and thew Mankind into a chair at ringside with a suplex. Mankind got up and applied the mandible claw. Venis countered by slamming Mankind’s head into the ringpost. Venis threw Mankind into the ring and got a chair from ringside, taking it into the ring. Venis hit a side Russian leg sweep on Mankind and picked up a two count. From here, Venis used a lot of power moves on Mankind, but was unable to get a three count. Venis went for the Money Shot, and Mankind rolled out of the way. Venis caught all mat. Mankind got up, and hit a double armed DDT. Only got a two count. Mankind reaches into his pants and gets Socko, Venis gets Rocko. Double claw put on, with Mankind putting on the mandible claw and Venis with the testicular claw. Mankind faints, and Venis picks up the win after a three count. After the match, Mankind attacks Venis and steals Rocko. FOUR CORNERS MATCH BRADSHAW vs FAAROOQ vs KANE vs X-PAC -Acolytes storm the ring together even though this is every man for himself. X-Pac is taken out immediately, with shots into the ringposts. Acolytes get back in the ring and double team Kane. Kane takes both out and X-Pac is tagged in. X-Pac wants to fight, but Kane is reluctant. Kane gets mad and clotheslines X-Pac, then tags in Bradshaw. X-Pac tagged in Faarooq, and both Acolytes went at it. X-Pac is tagged back in with Faarooq, who takes X-Pac out. Pac hits the X-Factor on Faarooq, who tagged in Bradshaw quickly. Bradshaw picks up the first near fall on Pac, with a long two count. Kane jumps in and hits Bradshaw with a boot to the face. X-Pac gets a two count from that. Faarooq is tagged in, who puts rest holds on Pac. Pac fights back, but Faarooq hits him with a powerslam. Bradshaw is tagged in again, and X-Pac says hello to his foot. Bear hug is applied on X-Pac. Pac fights out, but it doesn’t do him any good because he found Bradshaw’s boot again. The top rope proved treacherous for Bradshaw as X-Pac planted him with a DDT. Kane grabs X-Pac and forces the tag, and Kane flys off the top onto Bradshaw. Faarooq jumps in, and Kane takes him out. Bradshaw comes back, but Kane chokeslams him. Bradshaw is eliminated. Kane turns around, and is hit with a spinning heel kick from X-Pac. This eliminates Kane, X-Pac and Faarooq are left. X-Pac misses the bronco buster, and gets spinebustered by Faarooq. Faarooq goes to the top, flies off and is hit with the X-Factor. Pac picks up the win. WORLD TITLE HUNTER HEARST HELMSLEY vs “STONE COLD” STEVE AUSTIN -On Sunday Night Heat, Vince McMahon announced that this match would be anything goes. HHH comes out with the same sledgehammer he attacked Rock with. Vince McMahon comes out, and takes the sledgehammer away. HHH nails Vince with a right hand, and Austin runs down the aisle and attacks HHH. They brawl in the entrance area, and HHH is slammed into cameras and some electrical gear. HHH is slammed into some safety rail and into a fire extinguisher. The fight went out into the people, and the cameras lost both men. Austin grabs a crutch from a crowd member and beats on HHH with it. Back into the entrance way, HHH is tossed into the crane cam! The two fought down the aisle way with Austin having the advantage. Back in the crowd again, Austin continued the assault of HHH. HHH hits his first bit of offence with a back body drop in the crowd on Austin. HHH went for the pedigree, but was catapulted into the safety rail. This took out the referee. HHH took over from here, and Austin was slammed into ringsteps and the announcer’s table. Helmsley threw Austin into the ring, the first time either were in there at all. Austin hit a stunner in the ring, but the referee was down. Austin got the referee back into the ring, and he and HHH went at it. Austin was tossed into the rope, which knocked the ref out again. HHH hit a pedigree, but the referee was out. Another ref came running out, and Austin got his shoulder up in time. HHH was mad, and pushed around the ref. Austin got up and hit a Lou Thez press, and got the right hands. On the outside again, HHH was tossed into the ringsteps and into the announcer’s table. Helmsley was busted open. Austin choked him out with Jim Ross’ head set. Back in the ring again, Austin hit HHH with right hands and got numerous two counts. HHH was bleeding badly. Outside again, HHH blasted Austin with the ringbell. Austin gets up, he is blasted again. Austin got suplexed into the Spanish announce table. He went right through the middle of it. In the ring once again…Austin and HHH go toe to toe. Helmsley attacks Austin’s knee by wrenching it against the ringpost. HHH continued the assault on Austin’s knee for several minutes. HHH tried four or five times to get the pinfall win, but Austin kept kicking out. HHH got a chair from ringside and tossed it into the ring. Austin takes over the chair, and tries to hit HHH with it. Helmsley kicked the chair away from Austin and went to the top rope. Austin got up and performed numerous chops on HHH. HHH was suplexed from the top rope by Austin, and both men were down. Next, there was a tug of war for the chair, which Austin won. He clocked HHH with the chair in the face and then beat the living hell out of him with the chair. He did the same moves HHH did on him at Summerslam, targeting the knees. HHH, with a desperation move, hit Austin with a low blow. Out came the Rock with a sledgehammer, bandaged up. He went for HHH, but accidentally hit Austin. HHH gets the pedigree, and retains the WWF title! After the match, Austin and HHH fought all the way to back. Chyna ushered Helmsley into a limo and drove off. Austin was left behind, angry.

WWF Unforgiven - September 26, 1999 Hosted by Jim Ross and Jerry Lawler Live from Charlotte, North Carolina • Val Venis defeated Steve Blackman with the Money Shot. - Before the match, a pre-recorded shot of the referees on strike was shown. Val Venis brought out Steve Blackman's bag of weapons. Blackman slowly wore down Venis with mainly submission holds. The match soon went at a back and forth pace. After Venis nailed Blackman with a DDT, he hit the Money Shot for the win. Venis then pulled out a kendo a stick. Blackman ended up taking it away and nailing Venis hard with it. EMTs made their ways down to the aid of Venis. Blackman got in their face, but head security official, Jim Dotson took care of him. • Backstage, Michael Cole asked The Big Show where The Undertaker was. Big Show if Cole checked the WWF roster, The Undertaker's name wasn't on it. He said he had a killer instinct in him. He said there was no way he would leave the show without Heavyweight Title. • Backstage, Lilian Garcia asked Mark Henry what was on his mind going into his European Title match with Mark Henry. Henry said he had something on his mind, as he whispered it into Garcia's air. Garcia then slapped him. • D'Lo Brown defeated Mark Henry with the Lo-Down, to capture the European Title. - Mark Henry came down to the ring with two ladies. He said there would not be a European Title match. He told the women to go start the car and wait up for him. He said after being slapped by Lilian Garcia, he had a brain aneurysm. He said he would do the match some other time, possibly the next night on Raw is War. D'Lo Brown came down anyway to take on Henry. D'Lo was hot in the beginning, but Henry was soon on top. D'Lo built some momentum after a heal kick. D'Lo later hit a powerbomb, followed by the Lo-Down for the win. • Backstage, Michael Cole interviewed The Acolytes about their upcoming match with The Dudley Boyz. Bradshaw said there were a lot of people who thought they met their match with The Dudley's. He said they would destroy The Dudley's. Faarooq said The Dudley's were no match for The Acolytes. Chaz was then shown, being attacked by several wrestlers, most likely due to the accusations of him assaulting Mariana. • Backstage, Lilian Garcia asked Debra, along with Miss Kitty, if her relationship was over with Jeff Jarrett. Debra said after Jarrett laid her hands on her the first time, it was over. Jarrett asked her if she was threatening him. He told her to stay out of his business. He then told Miss Kitty, "Let's go." • Jeff Jarrett (w/Miss Kitty) defeated Chyna via Reversed Decision, to retain the Intercontinental Title. - Chyna was hot in the beginning, sending Jeff Jarrett on the outside. Jarrett came back by pulling Chyna in-between a ringpost. Jarrett was surprised at one point, when attempting a cover, which Chyna kicked out, throwing Jarrett way back. Jarrett continued to dominate. The Fabulous Moolah and Mae Young were shown at ringside. At one point, Jarrett went for the Figure-Four Leglock, but Chyna countered. Action spilled out on the onside. Chyna later went for the Pedigree, but Jarrett countered. Chyna was catapulted into the referee. Jarrett then pulled out his guitar. Moolah and Young then entered the ring to take down Jarrett, but Jarrett soon took the both of them down. Luna entered, but was also taken down. Jacqueline then entered the ring and took out Miss Kitty. Debra was in, and she nailed Jarrett with the guitar. Chyna then made the pin for the victory. A replay was then shown, and head scab referee, Tom Pritchard, reversed the decision. Chyna then low-blowed and Pedigreed Pritchard. • The Acolytes defeated The Dudley Boyz via Pinfall. - Before the match, Mae Young and The Fabulous Moolah were helped being taked away from the ringside area. The match went at a slow-pace. As it went on, Stevie Richards ran down, dressed as an Acolyte with "UPN" mark on his chest, and nailed Bubba Ray Dudley with the Stevie Kick. The Acolytes then made the pin. The Acolytes then attacked Richards. • Hardcore Match: Ivory defeated Luna via Pinfall, to retain the Women's Title. - As Luna walked through the backstage area, Ivory nailed her to get the match underway. They went into a production office, where Luna made copies of Ivory. The cameraman was knocked down as both brawled. Ivory threw Luna into some trash. Luna threw Ivory into boxes. She got on top of a forklift and big splashed Ivory. Tori was doing a photoshoot. She took a pole away from Ivory that Ivory was about to nail Luna with. Luna was nailed on the temple with the pole, at which point Ivory made the pinfall. • Backstage, Lilian Garcia told Mae Young and The Fabulous Moolah that they would be better off to stay out of Jeff Jarret's way. They disagreed, as Ivory came up to them and bragged about her win. Moolah and Young then attacked her. • The New Age Outlaws defeated Edge and Christian with Billy Gunn's Famouser, to retain the Tag Team Titles. - This match took place after Edge and Christian challenged The New Age Outlaws on Sunday Night Heat. Outlaws first hyped up the crowd with their ring introduction. Road Dogg and Billy Gunn first worked on Christian. Christian soon tagged in Edge, as both worked on RD. RD made a hot tag to Gunn. RD later set up Edge for the Pumphandle Powerslam, but Edge countered with the Spear. A pin was about to be made, until The New Brood (Hardy's and Gangrel) attacked Edge and Christian behind the referee's back. Gunn then followed-up with the Famouser for the win. • Backstage, Lilian Garcia asked The British Bulldog if there was an alliance with Triple H. Bulldog said he just attacked The Rock in the match with Triple H on Smackdown, because The Rock had a cocky attitude. Triple H popped into the picture, saying not to worry about the relationship, but just what gets done. He told Bulldog to do his job, and he would do his. • Backstage, The Big Bossman told Michael Cole he didn't regret a thing he did to Pepper. He said if Cole didn't shut up, he would stick his nightstick up his ass. He said he wasn't afraid to be in two cages or afraid of dogs for that matter. • Backstage, Lilian Garcia interviewed Al Snow. Snow said for everything The Big Bossman did to Pepper, he would kick Bossman's doughnut-eating ass. He called Bossman a worthless son of a bitch. • Kennel from Hell Match: Al Snow defeated The Big Bossman, to retain the Hardcore Title. - One steel cage was constructed, which was covered by the Hell in the Cell steel cage. The Big Bossman's right eye remained swelled up as a result of a pitcher shot he took the previous Monday on Raw is War. Rotwheilers were not brought in-between the cages until a few minutes after the match started. Snow used an end of the shovel in the match. Bossman tried to get out at one point by cutting his way through the cage. Snow pulled Bossman down, at which point Bossman used the wire cutters as a weapon, mainly on Snow's ear. Snow threw powder in Bossman's eyes and nailed him with a stick. Bossman's eye was busted open again. Bossman later handcuffed Snow. Snow busted out of them, however. Snow was busted open. Head was back. Snow nailed Bossman with it. He then exited both cages for the win, and avoided the dogs in the meantime. Afterwards, Bossman was stuck in the cages, but he made a quick exit before the dogs could attack him. • Backstage, Michael Cole interviewed Mankind. Mankind used a lot of The Rock's catchphrases to describe what he would do to "his friend," The Rock in the Six-Pack Challenge. • X-Pac defeated Chris Jericho (w/Mr. Hughes) by Disqualification. - Chris Jericho said he was there to save the WWF, Charlotte, North Carolina, and the PPV. Jericho said he would end X-Pac's career just like he did with Ken Skamrock, because that's what the Jericholics came to see. X-Pac took Shamrock's place, after it was announced Shamrock couldn't wrestle because of doctor's orders and internal injuries (there's a real reason). At one point, X-Pac was about to execute the Bronco Buster, but he put the brakes on after Jericho moved. Mr. Hughes got in his cheap shots throughout the match. X-Pac later hit Jericho with a Bronco Buster, as Jericho was hooked upside down (tree of woe) in the corner of the ring. Hughes then entered the ring and attacked X-Pac, resulting in a Disqualification. Road Dogg then ran in to get some of Jericho, who injured RD's back. • Six-Pack Challenge: Triple H defeated The Rock, Mankind, Kane, The Big Show, and The British Bulldog with the Pedigree, to capture the Heavyweight Title. - Jim Koderas, who left the picket line because, as he stated on Sunday Night Heat, he just got married and couldn't afford to lose his job, was the official referee of the match, while Stone Cold Steve Austin was the Enforcer. The British Bulldog had new entrance music. The Rock's now starts off with, "Do you smell ..." and consists of more electic guitar rhythms. Austin made his way out to a huge pop. Austin directed the timekeeper to ring the bell. He did color commentary, and said he would sit around and drink some beer, while making sure there would be a fair winner. Two men were in the ring at the same time, while the other four awaited to be tagged in. The Rock and Triple H were first to go at it. Kane tagged himself in. Kane was dominating, until The Big Show knocked him off the top rope when going for his flying clothesline. Mankind was then in with Kane. Big Show was in to take Mankind's place. After an insuguri by Kane, he tagged in Bulldog. He and Mankind exchanged tags several times. Mankind hesitated, because he didn't want to fight The Rock, but did anyway. Triple H was tagged in to go at it with Triple H. Triple H took a trip to the steel staircase. They went down the aisle, where The Rock clobbered Triple H with a clothesline. Action was everywhere at this point. Mankind piledrove Triple H on the staircase. The Rock dominated Bulldog in the ring. The Rock tagged in Big Show, and just after, The Rock yelled out like an ape. The real referees then made their ways down to the ring. Austin said, "Now they want to come down and work in the main event. What's up with that?" Big Show and Mankind were in. The Rock was tagged in and started to lay some slaps down on Big Show. The Rock had the pin on Big Show, but Triple H made the save. Big Show signaled for the Chokeslam, but Kane took him out with a flying clothesline. Out of nowhere, Triple H hit Bulldog with the Pedigree. Mankind then double-arm DDT'd The Rock. He pulled out Mr. Socko and shoved it down the throat of The Rock, which meant Mankind wanted to win the match the entire time and didn't want The Rock's help. The Rock got out with the Rock Bottom, but Mankind surprisingly kicked out when the pin was being made. Big Show was then clearing the ring. He put Mankind through the Chokeslam. When the pin was being made, the striking referees pulled out Koderas and attacked him. Austin came out and stored some order by taking out the referees. Triple H and The Rock were in the ring. The Rock had the pin in the ring, but Triple H kicked out, as Austin counted. The Rock hit the Rock Bottom and followed-up with the People's Elbow. As the pin was being made, Big Show a pulled out Austin. Bulldog then nailed The Rock with a chair. Austin came right back up and nailed Bulldog with it. With The Rock knocked out cold from the chair shot, Triple H hit the Pediguree. Austin couldn't do anything but count the pinfall. As Triple H stood victorious, Austin nailed him with the Stunner. Triple H also received a beer bath.

WWF Summerslam - August 22, 1999 Hosted by Jim Ross and Jerry Lawler Live from Minneapolis, Minnesota Jesse Ventura-Triple H Confrontation • Backstage, Jesse Ventura told Triple H, along wiht Chyna, he had been in the ring before. He said it was his state and he would count the pinfall. He told Chyna she could be out there, but if she got in the way, she would be kicked out. Triple H and Ventura then argued. Chris Jericho segment • Pre-recorded footage was shown of Chris Jericho waiting for his luggage. Howard Finkel finally arrived with it. Jericho tried to explain to Finkel what he was. Finkel said he knew what Jericho was talking about and then apologized. D-Lo Brown vs. Jeff Jarrett for the Intercontinental and European Title • Jeff Jarrett defeated D-Lo Brown (w/Debra), to capture the Intercontinental and European Title. - Immediately, Jeff Jarrett and Debra started to argue. Jarrett told Debra to head back to the locker room, which she did. The crowd booed and chanted "Asshole." In the backstage area, Debra asked D-Lo Brown if she could join him down at ringside. D-Lo agreed and escorted Debra down. D-Lo really had the crowd going, as he dominated. Jarrett was on top shortly after gutting D-Lo with his elbow, as D-Lo came off the top rope. They brawled to the outside, using the steel steps, barracade, and ringpost to their advantage. In the ring, it appeared D-Lo was going for the Lo-Down, but instead decided on using a cannonball, which he missed. Jarrett then got up, grabbed his guitar from the corner of the ring, and threatened to hit Debra with it, as he was held back by the referee. Mark Henry then ran in and took the guitar away from Jarrett. It appeared he was about to hit Jarrett with it, but surprisingly ended up hitting D-Lo. Jarrett then made the pinfall for the win. Henry, Debra, and Jarrett all celebrated, with Jim Ross saying it was a master plan all along between the three, even to the point where Debra and Jarrett (pretented to) argue. Edge, Christian Interview • Backstage, Michael Cole interviewed Edge and Christian about the Tag Team Turmoil match later in the show, where the winner would receive a shot at the Tag Team Titles the following night on Raw is War. Edge and Christian chose the first number, with The Hardy Boyz choosing the second. Edge said it was exactly how they wanted it and said, "Who better of than to start with The Hardy Boyz?" Christian said they grew tired of Gangrel and outgrew him. He told The Hardy Boyz to let the slideshow to begin and let the blood that spews be The Hardy Boyz's. Tag Team Turmoil Match • Tag Team Turmoil Match: Winners - The Acolytes [Receive Tag Team Title shots] - The way the match worked was that two teams would start off, and once one was eliminated, another would make their ways down, until one was left standing. The winner would receive a shot at the Tag Team Titles the following night on Raw is War. Edge and Christian and The Hardy Boyz, who were with Gangrel, started out first. It was a fast-paced match between the two teams, as Gangrel got in his cheapshots. The Hardy's mainly worked on Christian, until Edge was tagged in. The two teams went to the outside, where Edge and Matt Hardy ran on the barricades, with Edge spearing Matt while they met in air. Christian and Jeff Hardy dived to the outside, taking out Gangrel both times the maneuvers were executed. On the inside of the ring, Edge nailed Matt Hardy with a reversed powerbomb, followed by an elbow drop from the top rope by Christian for the win. Mideon and Viscera were up next to take on Edge and Christian. The former members of The Corporate Ministry were dominating thanks to Viscera's power, until Viscera ended up slamming into Mideon in the corner, at which point Edge speared Mideon, to let he and Christian advance. Prince Albert and Droz were out next and were soon eliminated. The Acolytes didn't waste anytime making their ways down to the ring to take on Edge and Christian. The Acolytes worked on Edge. Christian was tagged in after Edge reversed Faarooq's Dominator into a DDT. As Edge and Christian continued to battle a close part of a match with The Acolytes, Hardcore and Crash Holly made their ways down early. Bradshaw later nailed Christian with the Clothesline from Hell for the win. The Holly's then entered the ring. At one point, Faarooq nailed Crash with the Dominator, but Hardcore made the save when a pin was about to be made. Crash and Hardcore both tagged themselves in later in the match. Hardcore nailed Faarooq with a clothesline, with Crash wanting to make the pinfall. Crash and Hardcore started to fight and argue. After Crash was thrown to the outside, Faarooq caught Hardcore with a Spinebuster for the win. The Godfather and Val Venis were scheduled for the match, but didn't appear. Hardcore and Crash argued afterwards, with Hardcore walking away. Undertaker, Big Show arrive, Al Snow, Pepper segment • Backstage, The Undertaker and The Big Show arrived. • Backstage, Al Snow petted his dog, Pepper. He said he knew Pepper was scared, but told him to get a grip. Road Dogg Interview • Road Dogg Interview. - Road Dogg said there were two people in the back, thanking their were pencials on erases, because he was taken out of the Al Snow vs. The Big Bossman Hardcore Title match, but he would take it the following night on Raw is War. Chris Jericho then made his entrance, as he appeared on Lion's Den steel cage. He once again called himself the "Iyatollah of Rock and Rolla." He said it was a momumental occassion, being Y2J's first WWF PPV appearance. He said he was disappointment, because he didn't think it was possible for the WWF keep up with Raw is War, leading into a PPV called Summersham. He said the crowd wasted their money and now look liked fools. He said we had a list of boring performers who would participate in the PPV. Jericho said RD no one cared about him. He said to listen to the embarassing, silent reaction of the crowd was giving him. The crowd cheered, as Jericho said, "Thank You." He said RD thought he could impress people by spelling out his name. He said if being doggystyle meant wearing stupid clothing and have a Stevie Wonder hairstyle, everyone could count him out. Jericho said RD was probably dyslexic. He said that D-Generation X and RD most definitely suck. He said now that Y2J came to save the WWF, RD would never bore the crowd again. RD told Jericho, "Why don't you shut up, bitch?" RD said he had two words for Jericho, as the crowd said, "Suck it." The Big Bossman vs. Al Snow for the Hardcore Title • Al Snow defeated The Big Bossman via Pinfall, to capture the Hardcore Title. - Al Snow left Pepper in the backstage area. Road Dogg wad doing color commentary, until he decided to do it on the microphone, as he followed Al Snow and The Big Bossman around. Snow first dived into Bossman from the entrance set, as Bossman made his way out. They went to the backstage area. Bossman nailed Snow with a board and the cage Pepper was in. He then threw the cage across the backstage area. Snow started to use a giant board. Bossman used a crutch on Snow. Bossman threw a metal tank at at Snow, which ended up breaking the glass of a coke refrigerator. Bossman attempted to throw the refrigerator on Snow, but Snow moved out of the way. Snow threw Bossman into a red min-van. The gates opened and they went into the middle of the street outside of the Target Center. Snow's face went into a construction sign. They went across the street, where Snow attempted to pin Bossman, but was unsccessful. Bossman threw Snow into some plastic chairs and tables, which was in front of a bar. They went into a bar. Snow greeted a woman and shook hands with some guy. Snow threw some stiff punches on Bossman and used some kind of metal basket. The crowd chanted, "Head." They went into the back of the bar, where Bossman used a broomstick. They went into the men's restroom, where Snow used one of those air freshners that are placed in urinals. Back by the bar, Snow nailed Bossman with a beer bottle and used a chair to his advantage. Snow moonsaulted off a bar through a bar table, and hit nothing but wood, as Bossman moved out of the way. They went into the pool rooms, as RD continued to call the action. RD nailed Bossman with the nightstick, with Snow following up by hitting Bossman with two poolballs. As Snow made his way into the arena to get his Hardcore Title, with RD following, he started to beat down on The Blue Meanie and Stevie Richards, who may have had Pepper. Jesse Ventura, Mankind segment • Backstage, Jesse Ventura told Mankind he knew his style, but the pinfalls had to happen. He said if there was a chair used, he wasn't counting it. After Mankind brought up Gerald Dine Ferraro, who ran for President a while back, Ventura said she was a bleeding heart liberal. Ivory vs. Tori for the Women's Title • Ivory defeated Tori via Pinfall, to retain the Women's Title. - During the match, Jerry Lawler was told that Pepper wasn't in the cage when The Big Bossman threw it around in the backstage area during the Hardcore Title match. Pepper was celebrating with Al Snow. Ivory was mainly on top of the match, until Tori took the advantage, after quickly recovering from an airplane spin-like maneuver. After Tori missed a sunset flip, Ivory pinned her for the victory. Following the match, Ivory tried to take off Tori's top, until a returning Luna made the save. She ran after Ivory to the backstage area. Rock Interview, Mr. Ass surprise • Backstage, Michael Cole interviewed The Rock. The Rock was upset with Cole, since Cole interrupted him on Sunday Night Heat while The Rock spoke with John Randle. After The Rock got done interviewing Cole, he cut his usual promo on his upcoming "Kiss My Ass" Match with Mr. Ass. Meanwhile, Mr. Ass brought someone covered in a sheet, who was the surprise for The Rock that Ass promised on Heat. Ken Shamrock vs. Steve Blackman in a Lion's Den Weapons Match • Lion's Den Weapons Match: Ken Shamrock defeated Steve Blackman. - Steve Blackman first pulled out his nunchakus and used then on Ken Shamrock to his advantage. Shamrock threw the weapons outside of the cage. He later climbed the cage to grab a kendo stick. Blackman dodged a shot of the stick by Shamrock, and repeatedly threw Shamrock into the cage. Blackman then pulled out two sticks to beat Shamrock down with. Shamrock was later on top after executing a back suplex, after Blackman attempted to climb to the top of the cage for a different weapon. After the third attempt, Blackman grabbed a kendo stick (although there was another one inside the cage). He nailed Shamrock in the head and said, "That's it. Who's the man?" The crowd chanted, "Blackman sucks." The referee offered to open up the door for Blackman so he could take the win, but Blackman wanted to punish Shamrock more. He went for the Lethal Kick, but Shamrock countered with a bell-to-belly suplex. Shamrock grabbed the kendo stick and wore Blackman down with it. After Blackman was left knocked out after repeated shots to the head, Shamrock took the victory. Shamrock climbed up the cage and stood in victory to the crowd. Shane McMahon vs. Test in a Greenwich Street Fight-Love Her or Leave Her Match • Greenwich Street Fight-Love Her or Leave Her Match: Test defeated Shane McMahon with an Elbow Drop. - Before the match, in the backstage, Kevin Kelly talked about Shane McMahon's surprise attack on Test during Sunday Night Heat, as Test talked about the Greenwich Street Fight-Love Her or Leave Her Match. Kelly tried to get a few words from Test, as Test made his way down, but Test didn't want to talk. The stipulations of the match were that if Shane won, Test could no longer see Stephanie, but if Test one, Shane could never bother he and Stephanie again. Test's ribs were taped up. Before the match, The Mean Street Posse made their ways out in Hawaiian clothing. Rodney had an arm sling on with a cast under, Pete Gas had on a neckbrace, and Joey Abs had a cast on his ankle, all which were caused by previous attacks by Test. Rodney, Gas, and Abs all sat on a first-row couch and drunk champagne. Test and Shane immediately took it into the stands. Test took drink and slammed it across the head of Shane. At one point, Test bodyslammed Shane on the outside. The Posse got into the face of Test, so Test shoved every one of them and then knocked them down after throwing Shane onto them. Stephanie was shown smiling in the backstage area, as she watched on to the match. Test then used a pan on The Posse. The Posse soon started to beat down Test. They handed Shane a ton of weapons, including a Mean Street Posse mailbox that had a dollar sign on it. Shane used a giant picture of The Posse on Test, with glass shattering everywhere. Shane then took Test on the inside for a pin attempt, but Test kicked out on two. Shane later went for a corkscrew moonsault, but Test moved out of the way. It appeared Test had the pin after a spinebuster, but Shane kicked out, after the referee was distracted too long by Rodney to make the pin on time. The referee was then knocked out after Test accidently booted him in the face. A dazed Shane was clotheslined to the outside, at which point Test used a "Do Not Enter" sign Shane had used earlier in the match. Test once again bodyslammed Shane onto the outside floor. Shane was thrown back in the ring, at which point The Posse once again attacked Test, as Jim Ross speculated The Posse weren't even injured. They used several weapons, including the Spanish announcer's television monitors. The Posse placed Test on on the Spanish announce table. Shane executed an awesome elbow drop onto Test, which easily broke the table. As Gas argued with the referee on the inside, Abs and Rodney placed Test and Shane back in the ring. The Posse woke up Shane with a bottle of water, but when Shane went for the pin, Test surprisingly kicked out on two. After Gas accidently knocked out Shane with another type of street sign, Test went for the pin, but Abs pulled Shane out of the ring. Rodney then entered the ring and nailed Test with his cast, but Test kicked out once again when the pin was made. The returning Stooges, Pat Patterson and Gerald Brisco, made their ways in and destroyed Gass and Rodney. Test booted a chair into Abs and the finally finished off Shane with the Pumphandle Slam and Elbow Drop. Stephanie then ran in to celebrate with Test. X-Pac, Kane Interview • Backstage, Michael Cole told X-Pac and Kane it looked like their Tag Team Title match with The Undertaker and The Big Show was a mismatch. X-Pac said he and Kane were closer than they've ever been and that's what would make Big Show and The Undertaker underdogs. X-Pac and Kane vs. The Big Show and The Undertaker for the Tag Team Titles • The Big Show and The Undertaker (w/Paul Bearer) defeated Kane and X-Pac with The Undertaker's Tombstone, to capture the Tag Team Titles. - Kane was weraing new ring attire. At one point, The Undertaker was about to chokeslam X-Pac into the only announce table left standing, but Kane made the save. After working on Kane, The Undertaker and The Big Show worked on X-Pac for a while. X-Pac was about to make the tag at one point, but The Undertaker pulleed him away. X-Pac eventually made the tag, however, after low-blowing The Undertaker. After The Undertaker was thrown to the outside, X-Pac was tagged in. He gave Big Show the Bronco Buster. As he Undertaker and Kane battled on the outside of ring, Big Show nailed X-Pac with a chokeslam. X-Pac surprisingly kicked out of the pin, however. The Undertaker went crazy. He was tagged in and hit X-Pac with Tombstone for the win. Jesse Ventura, Stone Cold Steve Austin segment • Backstage, Jesse Ventura told Stone Cold Steve Austin to do whatever he needed to do in the Triple Threat-Heavyweight Title match later in the show, but a pinfall need to be made. Austin walked away. Ventura said, "Were are you going? I can't believe it." Mr. Ass vs. The Rock in a Kiss My Ass Match • Kiss My Ass Match: The Rock defeated Mr. Ass with the People's Elbow. - Mr. Ass' surprise was a large women, whose ass The Rock would kiss if he lost the match. The Rock immediately took it to Ass with several punches. They went down the aisle, where The Rock used the guardrail to his advantage. On their way back down, The Rock put Jerry Lawler's crown on Ass' head, then layed in a punch. The Rock spat some water on Ass. Ass soon used the ringbell to come on top of the match. The Rock tried to fight back, but out of no where, Ass hit the Famouser. Instead of making the pinfall, Ass got his large woman, put her in the corner, as she pulled up her dress. She had a hole in her panty hose. Ass went to put The Rock's face into the woman's ass, but The Rock ended up putting Ass in it. The Rock then hit the Rock Bottom and People's Elbow for the win. Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. Mankind vs. Triple H in a Triple Threat Match for the Heavyweight Title • Triple Threat Match: Mankind defeated Triple H and Stone Cold Steve Austin with the Double-Arm DDT, to capture the Heavyweight Title. - Before the match, Jesse Ventura said there was a lot of media saying he was a disgrace for being there. He said he is and was proud to be a wrestler and proud to be at Summerslam. Shots of Mankind and Triple H in the backstage were shown, as they made their ways to the ring. Ventura told Mankind and Triple H the match would take place "right here" and told Chyna not to give him any trouble. He and Triple H started to argue, as Stone Cold Steve Austin made his way out. Austin and Triple H went at it in the ring, until Mankind pulled Triple H to the outside. Triple H's head was rammed into the announce table and steel staircase. He was also clotheslined, as Austin and Mankind continued to team up to beat on Triple H. Mankind hugged Austin at one point, and offered his friendship, but Austin started to punch on him. Austin went for the Stunner early, but Mankind pushed him away. Back on the outside, all three brawled through the aisle. As Austin and Triple H battled on one side of the ring, Chyna got a cheapshot on Mankind. Meanwhile, Triple H once again tasted the announce table. Austin choked Triple H with a cable, but Triple H immediately fired back with a chairshot, as Ventura checked the "sexual tension," as Jerry Lawler pointed out, on the other side of the ring between Mankind and Chyna. Back in the ring, Ventura asked the crowd if Triple H used a chair. They answered, but all Ventura did was get onto Triple H, and then allowed the match to continue. As Austin favored his knee on the outside (he had two kneebraces on because of the other injury) as a result of the chairshot he took, Mankind and Triple H battled on the outside. Chyna interfered once again and pulled Mankind's legs between the ringpost. Ventura told Chyna to get her ass out of there. Triple H argued, as Austin clotheslined him from behind. Austin threw Triple H into the Lion's Den and guardrail near the entrance-way. Back in the ring, Triple H worked on Austin's knee. Triple H and Mankind had a debate over who was going to stomp on Austin, until both decided they would double-team. Mankind and Triple H were soon going at it, as Mankind dove onto the outside, but missed. As Mankind lay on the floor, Triple H worked on Austin's knee by using the ringpost. Austin got back up and both took it into the crowd, with Mankind soon joining in. Mankind was slammed down to the concrete. Back in the ring, Austin took it to Triple H and Mankind. Triple H later set up Austin for the Pedigree, but Austin countered by catapulting Triple H into Mankind. As Triple H went for a chair, Austin nailed Mankind with the Stunner. When the pin was being made, Triple H nailed Austin with a chair. Ventura angrily got onto Triple H. Triple H decided to nail Mankind with a chair. Triple H went for the pin on Mankind, but Ventura refused to make the pin. Shane McMahon then ran in and told Ventura it was his job to count the pinfalls. Austin turned Shane around and gave him a Stunner, with Ventura following-up by throwing Shane around. Ventura said, "That's for your old man, you little bastard!" Back to the action, Triple H and Austin were knocked out by a double clothesline. Mankind pulled out Mr. Socko and shoved it down the throat of Austin, with the other hand going into Triple H. Austin then knocked Mankind away. Triple H set up Mankind for the Pedigree, but Austin interfered before the maneuver could be executed. After kicking both Mankind and Triple H, Austin nailed Triple H with the Stunner. Mankind made the save as Triple H was being pinned. Mankind was thrown into the ringpost, as Triple H nailed Austin with the Pedigree. Mankind intefered this time. Mankind knocked out Triple H and then gave Austin the Double-Arm DDT for the win. Following the match, Triple H beat down Austin with steel chair, focusing on the knee. Chyna made her way down to keep the officials out of the ring. The crowd chanted, "Jesse," but no such luck.

WWF Fully Loaded - July 25, 1999 Hosted by Jim Ross and Jerry Lawler Live from Buffalo, New York Stone Cold Steve Austin medical attention • Backstage, Stone Cold Steve Austin was told by medical officials he would need stitches. Austin said, "Do whatever he needed to do, you son-of-a-bitch." Vince McMahon Interview • Backstage, Michael Cole asked Vince McMahon, along with Shane, if he was behind The Undertaker's attack on Stone Cold Steve Austin on Sunday Night Heat. Shane asked Cole how could he blame his father on something like that. McMahon said the only thing he could say was that he guaranteed Austin would never ever again be the Heavyweight Champion after the PPV, when Austin and The Undertaker go one on one in a Heavywieght Title, First Blood-End of an Era Match. Edge vs. Jeff Jarrett for the Intercontinental Title • Jeff Jarrett (w/Debra) defeated Edge with the Forward Russian Legsweep, to capture the Intercontinental Title. - Jeff Jarrett was the challenger in the match, because Edge won the Intercontinental Title the previous night from Jarrett at a house show in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Jarrett was originally scheduled to take on Ken Shamrock, but Shamrock had transportation problems. Jarrett told everyone that they would not see the puppies, because they were his. He told Edge he wouldn't walk out with the title, because it belonged to him, the greatest Intercontinental Champion of all-time. As the match went on, Jarrett wanted to leave with the belt, but returned, since the only thing that would accomplish was a countout victory for Edge. Jarrett slowly started to wear down Edge, mainly working on his shoulder. Edge later went for the spear, but Jarrett sent him to the outside, at which point Gangrel's music and the lights went off. Gangrel attacked Edge in the dark, but when the lights returned, Gangrel ended up being the one who was knocked out on the floor. No Bloodbath, as the blood was not close to either one of them. Edge hit the spear on the second attempts, but wasn't able to make the pin, because the referee was distracted by Debra's puppies. Jarrett shoved Edge, with Edge going into Debra, who fell off. Gangrel then got back up and snaped Edge's neck across the rope. Edge was slingshoted into Jarrett's Forward Russian Legsweep, to let Jarrett take the title away. In the backstage area, Stone Cold Steve Austin was told the bandage he had on would only last for a while. Austin said it was all he needed. He then ran to the ring where he nailed Jarrett with a Stunner. Austin called The Undertaker a big dead son-of-a-bitch. He said he would bust The Undertaker wide open once he found him in the backstage area. No Disqualification-Handicap Match: The Hardy Boyz and Michael Hayes vs. The Acolytes for the Tag Team Titles • No Disqualification-Handicap Match: The Acolytes defeated The Hardy Boyz with a Double Powerbomb, to capture the Tag Team Titles. - Before the match, in the backstage area, Michael Cole asked Michael Hayes and The Hardy Boyz how confident they were they would defeat The Acolytes in a three-on-one No Disqualification match. Hayes did all the talking, basically changing his attitude, where he stated he was the one who brought The Hardy Boyz to Tag Team Champions and they would need to follow his leadership. In the match, The Hardy Boyz used their high-flying maneuvers to their advantage. The Acolytes soon slowed everything down. Bradshaw gave Hayes the finger. Later, Jeff Hardy nailed Bradshaw with Hayes' cane, but Bradshaw kicked out of the pin when it was made. After Matt and Jeff Hardy were knocked to the outside, The Acolytes finished off Hayes with a Double Powerbomb. Backstage: Stone Cold Steve Austin's Undertaker search, D-Lo Brown Interview • Backstage, Stone Cold Steve Austin searched for The Undertaker. • Backstage, Kevin Kelly interviewed D-Lo Brown about his upcoming European Title match with Mideon. D-Lo said it had been nine long months since he had the title and he would show Mideon that the title was about respect. Mideon vs. D-Lo Brown for the European Title • D-Lo Brown defeated Mideon with the Lo-Down, to capture the European Title. - As the back and forth match went on, D-Lo Brown hit the Sky High and Lo-Down for the win. Three straight matches, three straight title wins. Backstage: Stone Cold Steve Austin's Undertaker search, Al Snow Interview • Backstage, Stone Cold Steve Austin walked down the hall, looking for The Undertaker. He shoved the cameraman down. • Backstage, Michael Cole interviewed Al Snow about his upcoming Hardcore Title match with The Big Bossman, after Bossman attacked Snow the previous Monday on Raw is War, which Snow basically wanted. Snow kept hearing voices in his head and asked if they was going to stop. Al Snow vs. The Big Bossman for the Hardcore Title • The Big Bossman defeated Al Snow via Pinfall, to capture the Hardcore Title. - As The Big Bossman made his way out, Al Snow went up to him and asked Bossman to hit him. Bossman said he would put Snow out of his misery, as he banged the nail that was still in Head with his nightstick. Snow held onto his head, as if he was in pain. Snow then went at Bossman. Both brawled near the bleachers, where Bossman stuffed Snow in a trunk. As Bossman went to retreive his nightstick, Snow got out of the trunk and nailed him with a sandbag. Snow was then thrown into a lighting set. They went into the backstage area. They used boarded signs and cardboard boxes. After stuffing a thin stick into Snow, Bossman called him a piece of shit. Snow yelled out, "I love this stuff!" Snow threw hot coffee and trash on Bossman. Bossman was put through a table. Bossman used a football down marker, where he changed it to the number 4, and kicked Snow in the kindey. Bossman threw Snow into a metal closing. He wanted to get in a gulfcar, but it wouldn't start, which gave Snow the chance to use a branch of a plant on Bossman. Bossman pulled out his belt and whipped and choked Snow. They brawled to the outside. Snow was given a bulldog on a concrete, but he surprisingly kicked out when the pin was being made. Snow used a hubcap from a car to nail Bossman on the head. Snow was hit with a brick. They went into the street, where a car almost ran over them. Bossman banged Snow's head into some metal signs on a gate. Snow smiled away. Bossman cuffed both of Snow's hands to the gate and started to beat on him. Snow encouraged it. Snow fell to the concrete, and Bossman put his foot on him to make the pin, with Snow's shoulders on the gate. Bossman ran to the ring to pick up his Hardcore Title belt. The Big Show vs. Kane with Hardcore Holly as the Guest Referee • The Big Show defeated Kane with the Showstopper. - The Big Show immediatley went after Kane and gorilla pressed him to the outside of the ring, where Kane hit the floor hard. Hardcore Holly constantly argued with Kane long enough to let Big Show take advantage of the situation. Big Show continued to dominate, but after missing an elbow drop, Kane made his way back on top. He went for the Chokeslam, but Holly acted as if he tripped, clipping Kane. Big Show then gave Kane a Showstopper, with Holly making a quick three count. X-Pac then ran in and knocked out Holly with a spinning sidekick. He was about to go after Big Show, when The Undertaker entered and chokeslammed him. Big Show and The Undertaker then double-teamed Kane. The Undertaker placed X-Pac and Big Show next to each other. Big Show and The Undertaker had a stare off, as The Undertaker made his way out. Big Show had his arm around Holly as they made their ways back. Iron Circle Match: Ken Shamrock vs. Steve Blackman • Iron Circle Match: Ken Shamrock defeated Steve Blackman. - Ken Shamrock and Steve Blackman brawled in a parking lot, where there were different sorts of wrestlers sitting on their cars, which all had headlights on. Both were in regular street clothes. They immediately broke windshields and glass. Blackman brought out a chain, but Shamrock moved out of the way when he used it. Blackman opened a door of one car and pulled out a tire iron. Shamrock slammed a steel trashcan on Blackman. Shamrock put the chain around his knuckles and used it on Blackman's forehead. Shamrock yelled out and challenged anyone else to come get some. The bell was rung and Shamrock was declared the winner. Backstage: Terry Taylor Interview, Chyna and Mr. Ass Interview • Backstage, Terry Taylor told a bloody Undertaker that Stone Cold Steve Austin had evened the odds. The Undertaker immediatley got upset and threw Taylor to the door. • Backstage, Michael Cole interviewed a cocky team of Chyna and Mr. As. Stone Cold Steve Austin, Undertaker brawl • After The Big Show vs. Kane match, in the backstage area, The Undertaker and Stone Cold Steve Austin started to go at it. They were pulled apart by officials. The Undertaker was later shown busted open. Road Dogg and X-Pac vs. Mr. Ass and Chyna for the Rights to DX • Road Dogg and X-Pac defeated Mr. Ass and Chyna with RD's Pumphandle Slam, to retain the Rights of D-Generation X. - Road Dogg hyped up the crowd with his introduction and had the crowd say "suck it." Mr. Ass was wearing see-through trunks and a thoung. RD immediately went for the Pumphandle Slam on Chyna, but she rolled to the outside of the ring. Chyna and Mr. Ass were soon back on top, mainly working on X-Pac. A tag was made to RD, but the referee didn't see it, which let the heels double-team on X-Pac. RD was later tagged in. He and X-Pac started to dominate, with X-Pac nailing Chyna with the Bronco Buster. Ass went at X-Pac in the corner, but ended up hitting the turnbuckle. RD then finished off Ass with the Pumphandle Slam for the win. Stone Cold Steve Austin gears up, Rock Interview • Backstage, Stone Cold Steve Austin geared up for his Heavyweight Title, First Blood-End of an Era match with The Undertaker. • Backstage, Michael Cole interviewed The Rock about his upcoming Strap-Number one contender match with Triple H. The Rock criticized Triple H's complaints in his pre-recorded interview shown on Sunday Night Heat, calling Triple H a crybaby. The Rock said he would be the one going to Summerslam for his Heavyweight Title shot. Strap-Number One Contender Match: Triple H vs. The Rock • Strap Match: Triple H defeated The Rock with the Pedigree, to earn a shot at the Heavyweight Title. - The Rock got a few shots on Triple H without the strap around his arm. He soon hooked it up himself. The Rock took a woman's camera from the crowd and took a picture of Triple H. As expected, both used the strap to their advantage, using chokeholds and slaps. They brawled near the Spanish announce position, where Savio Vega was doing commentary with Carlos Cabrera. They went into the crowd. The Rock was pulled hard into a guardrail. They brawled near the entrance set. Triple H was suplexed to the concrete, where he kicked out of a pin. The Rock was thrown into another guardrail. Back in the ring, Triple H was on top, at which point Chyna made her way down. The referee was distracted by Chyna, as Triple H was put through the Rock Bottom. Triple H lowblowed The Rock. Triple H was on the top turnbuckle, choking The Rock. The Rock later shoved his opponent down to the canvas. Triple H was going to use a chair on The Rock on the outside, but The Rock used the strap on him, which Triple H didn't have on at the moment. As Chyna distracted the referee, Mr. Ass ran in and nailed The Rock with a club. Triple H went for a pin, but The Rock surprisingly kicked out. The Rock hit the People's Elbow, but Ass pulled The Rock out with the end of the leather strap Triple H didn't have on. The Rock then knocked out Ass, with Triple H catching him with the Pedigree for the win. Triple H, after saying he didn't need anyone because it was about him, left with Ass and Chyna. Triple H would go on to the Summerslam PPV to take on the winner of the Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. The Undertaker Heavyweight Title, First Blood-End of an Era Match. First Blood, End of an Era Match: Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. The Undertaker for the Heavyweight Title • First Blood Match: Stone Cold Steve Austin defeated The Undertaker, to retain the Heavyweight Title and put Vince McMahon out of the WWF. - If Stone Cold Steve Austin won the match, Vince McMahon would no longer be seen in the WWF, but if The Undertaker won, Austin would never again receive a Heavyweight Title shot. Vince McMahon made his way out in crutches. He stopped to look at a banner at the entrance with his face covered in blood. He had Howard Finkel introduce him at the guest commentator for the match. The Undertaker was shown making his way through the backstage area, where he had a towel against his forehead for the blood. Austin was then shown walking through the backstage area, where McMahon called him a great competitor but not a great champion. Austin made his way to a huge pop. He and The Undertaker immediately went at it near the entrance way. Austin went for The Undertaker's head with his smoking skull belt. Austin protected his head as The Undertaker was punched him all over. They brawled down to the ring, back into the crowd. The Undertaker went for Austin's head with a steel staircase, but Austin moved out of the way. Austin also tried to use the staircase to win the match, but The Undertaker punched him in the gut, causing Austin to drop the steel object. The Undertaker continued to go for Austin's stitches, using his fingers. Austin dominated The Undertaker in the ring. When he wrapped The Undertaker's around the ringpost, The Undertaker shot him into the crowd. The Undertaker went for Austin's head with a chair, but missed. Austin rammed The Undertaker's face into the steel steps. McMahon continued to cheer on The Undertaker throughout the match. Austin used the announcer position's fan on The Underatker. The Undertaker knocked out the referee. Austin went for the Stunner, but missed, and as The Undertaker fell back, he tied himself up to the ropes. Austin brought in a chair. Shane McMahon ran in and Austin destroyed him with the chair. The Undertaker then kicked Austin in the stomach to take the advantage. Ross said McMahon should go check on Shane. McMahon just said his son was okay. Out of nowhere, Austin hit the Stunner. A wobbling McMahon tried to threaten Austin with his crtuch, but Austin knocked him out. Austin brought in a chair, but The Undertaker ended using one on him. The Undertaker once again shoved the referee away. X-Pac made his way down and kicked a chair into The Undertaker's face. Austin then took a television camera and slammed it into The Undertaker's head, causisng The Undertaker to get busted open. Shane once again entered the ring and nailed him with a Stunner. The Undertaker was about to hit Austin with the Tombstone, but the referee saw his bloody and called for the bell. The Undertaker once again hit the referee. He turned aorund and was given a Stunner. McMahon entered the ring once again with his crutch, only to receive a Stunner. Triple H then ran in, attacking Austin. The Rock then entered and started to brawl with Triple H. The Undertaker nailed Ausitn with a chair, busting Austin wide open. Both, with blood all over, brawled on the outside. Officials tried to separate the two. McMahon started to cry in the ring, knowing he would have to leave the WWF. Austin offered to shake McMahon's hand to say goodbye, but he ended up receiving a goodbye Stunner. The PPV finished off with Austin hold up the title in victory.

WWF King of the Ring - June 27, 1999 Hosted by Jim Ross, Jerry Lawler Live from Greensboro, North Carolina Ken Shamrock, Shane McMahon Injury Update • Ken Shamrock was shown in the locker room area. He was still bieng tended to by medical officials as of the result of the Steve Blackman attack on Sunday Night Heat PPV and his participation in the King of the Ring PPV was questionable. It was then announced by Michael Cole that as a result of the injuries suffered in Shane McMahon's match with Shamrock on HEAT, Shane may not be able to team up with his father in the Winner-Takes-All Handicap-Ladder match with Stone Cold Steve Austin later in the show. KOTR Quarter-Finals: X-Pac vs. Hardcore Holly • King of the Ring Quarter-Finals Match: X-Pac defeated Hardcore Holly by Disqualification. - X-Pac and Hardcore Holly wrestled a back and forth match, until X-Pac began to dominate with his kicks and the Bronco Buster. At that point, Holly decided to use a chair on X-Pac, resulting in a Disqualification. Holly continued the punishment on X-Pac, until Road Dogg made the save. X-Pac would go on to the Semi-Finals of the King of the Ring tournament. Following the match, in the backstage area, Terry Taylor asked Hardcore Holly how he could just get himself eliminated from the King of the Ring tournament. Holly said, "Who the hell are you?" Taylor said he was Terry Taylor. Holly said he played by his rules and didn't forget to say he had not forgotten about The Big Show. KOTR Quarter-Finals: The Big Show vs. Kane • King of the Ring Quarter-Finals Match: Kane defeated The Big Show via Pinfall. - Both The Big Show and Kane used power to their advantage. Big Show remained in control, until Kane countered with an insuguri. Both nailed each other simultaneously with big boots. As the match continued, The Big Show accidently nailed the referee with a big boot. Kane then low-blowed Big Show. Hardcore Holly ran in with a chair, but Kane held him back and put him through a chokeslam. The match continued, with Kane putting Big Show through a long chokehold and a hard chairshot. Kane then made the pinfall to advance to the Semi-Finals of the King of the Ring tournament. Vince McMahon Interview • Backstage, Michael Cole asked Vince McMahon about Shane's condition. McMahon said Shane could not wrestle in the Winner-Takes-All Handicap-Ladder match against Stone Cold Steve Austin and needed medical attention. Shane was heard saying, "I can do it." McMahon said he couldn't and yelled out for the EMTs. KOTR Quarter-Finals Match: Mr. Ass vs. Ken Shamrock • King of the Ring Quarter-Finals Match: Mr. Ass defeated Ken Shamrock. - Mr. Ass came out with one of the Tag Team Titles he stole from The Acolytes the previous Monday on Raw is War. Ass claimed Shamrock was faking his injury. He told Shamrock to either get out there to wrestle the match or forfeit. He said either way, he would beat the World's Most Dangerous Ass. Shamrock, whose mouth was still bleeding, was shown in the backstage area. He threw both EMTs out of his way and went straight towards the ring. The referee tried to explain to Shamrock he was in no condition to wrestle. Ass dominated Shamrock. Shamrock tried to fight back, but started to spew out blood from his mouth once again. The referee called the match and awarded the victory toAss. Ass would go on to the Semi-Finals of the King of the Ring tournament to take on Kane. Shamrock then threw the referee to the outside of the ring. Chyna, Triple H Interview • Backstage, Kevin Kelly interviewed Chyna, along with Triple H, about her upcoming King of the Ring tournament match with Road Dogg. Chyna said she would be the Queen of the Ring and RD had big balls to step in the ring with her. Triple H was asked about his Heavyweight Title challenge to the winner of the Heavyweight Title match later in the show (probably for the next PPV on 7/25 called Fully Loaded). Triple H said he wasn't afraid of The Undertaker and would take him on anytime. KOTR Quarter-Finals Match: Road Dogg vs. Chyna • King of the Ring Quarter-Finals Match: Road Dogg defeated Chyna (w/Triple H) with the Pumphandle Slam. - Chyna slowly dominated Road Dogg, until RD threw her on the outside of the ring. Triple H then got in RD's face, which gave Chyna the chance to slam her opponent face-first into the ring post. Triple H threw around RD on the outside of the ring. Chyna mocked RD's shake, rattle, and roll dance as she continued to remain in control. RD later reversed a sleeper hold, until Triple H put her foot on the ropes. As RD argued with Triple H, Chyna rolled her opponent up. RD kicked out, with Chyna landing on the referee. Triple H then entered the ring and nailed RD with a foreign object, but RD kicked out when Chyna attempted to make the pin. Shawn Michaels then made his way down the aisle and stood behind Triple H. RD then started to gain the advantage, punching on Chyna, landing on her back, and giving her a knee drop. Triple H tried to enter the ring, but Michaels told him to head to the back. As RD saluted Triple H away, Chyna lowblowed him, but RD was supporting a protected metal cup. RD then put Chyna through the Pumphandle Slam to advance to the Semi-Finals of the King of the Ring tournament where he would take on his friend X-Pac. Rock Interview • Backstage, Michael Cole asked The Rock if he would once again become the Heavyweight Champion. The Rock said The Undertaker didn't impress him by lighting the brauma bull on fire on Sunday Night Heat. He said he would light The Undertaker's ass on fire. The Brood vs. The Hardy Boyz • The Hardy Boyz (w/Michael Hayes) defeated The Brood (Edge and Christian, w/Gangrel) with a Modified Neckbreaker by Jeff Hardy, to earn a shot at the Tag Team Titles. - These two teams went at in in a rematch after The Acolytes interfered in the one on Sunday Night Heat. Jim Ross noted that Shawn Michaels ruled that the winner of the match would get a shot at The Acolytes' Tag Team Titles. Both teams executed many high-flying maneuvers in the face-paced match. At one point, Michael Hayes tried to interfere, but Edge took care of him. Gangrel beat on Hayes on the outside, as Edge nailed Jeff Hardy with an awesome spear. As Christian and Matt Hardy battled on the outside of the ring, Gangrel accidently spewed his red liquid in Edge's face, when it was meant for Jeff. Jeff then nailed Edge with a Modified Neckbreaker for the win. Gangrel explained to Edge it was the accident. Edge was forgiveful. Undertaker Interview • Backstage, Michael Cole asked The Undertaker if he could wistand the brauma bull in his Heavyweight Title match with The Rock later in the show. The Undertaker was upset with Cole's question and asked if Cole had ever seen the balls ripped off a bull. Vince McMahon Interview • Vince McMahon Interview. - The crowd immediately chanted, "Asshole." Vince McMahon said they were a very rude audience, although McMahon grew up in North Carolina. He claimed Shawn Michaels put Shane McMahon in harms way in the match against Ken Shamrock on Sunday Night Heat, when he (McMahon) was actually the one who assigned Shane the match. He once again announced Shane would not participate in the Handicap-Ladder Match for Control of the WWF with Stone Cold Steve Austin, thus meaning the match was off. Shawn Michaels then made his way out. He said he would decide which matches would and would not take place. McMahon said Michaels didn't get what he was saying. He said Michaels said earlier that he (McMahon) could wrestle a match with a suitable replacement. He said he and the replacement would be the ones to take on Austin and after it was all said and done, McMahon would have complete control of the WWF. Michaels looked at himself as if he was wrong this time, as he made his way to the backstage area. KOTR Semi-Finals Match: Mr. Ass vs. Kane • King of the Ring Semi-Finals Match: Mr. Ass. defeated Kane via Pinfall. - As the action went to the outside of the ring, Kane picked up the steel staircase to hit Mr. Ass, but Ass dropkicked the staircase into Kane's face. As the match continued, Ass wanted to bring in a chair, but The Big Show made his way down and took it away. Ass pushed Big Show. Big Show swung the chair back at him, but Ass ducked, and the chair slammed into Kane's head. Ass then made the pin to advance to the Finals of the King of the Ring tournament. X-Pac, Road Dogg Interview • Backstage, Kevin Kelly asked X-Pac if he would have any mixed feelings in his Semi-Finals match with Road Dogg. He said RD was one of his best friends, but said someone would have to advance, so may the best man win. Kelly then asked RD once X-Pac made his way out to the ring if he would have a hard time wrestling X-Pac. RD said it would be a hard match to wrestle, but someone would have to advance to the Finals of the King of the Ring tournament. KOTR Semi-Finals Match: Road Dogg vs. X-Pac • King of the Ring Semi-Finals Match: X-Pac defeated Road Dogg with the X-Factor. - X-Pac and Road Dogg wrestled a back and forth match. After X-Pac missed the Bronco Buster, RD set him up with the Pumphandle Slam, but X-Pac countered with the X-Factor to advance to the Finals of the King of the Ring tournament to take on Mr. Ass. X-Pac favored his neck. He and RD then hugged following the match. The Undertaker vs. The Rock for the Heavyweight Title • The Undertaker (w/Paul Bearer) defeated The Rock with the Tombstone, to retain the Heavyweight Title. - The fans chanted, "Rocky." The Undertaker gave the Heavyweight Title to the referee and then purposely clotheslined the referee. The Rock hit the Rock Bottom early, but the referee was knocked out. Another referee made his way down to make the pinfall, but Paul Bearer pulled him out of the ring. The knocked out referee came to and the match was back on between The Rock and The Undertaker. The referee let the match continue when both superstars brawled down the aisle. Both brawled on the concrete floor and used the guardrails to their advantage. The Undertaker was about to be suplexed on the floor, but he reversed, as The Rock crashed onto the concrete. The Undertaker did his walk on the ropes, but The Rock punched him down. As The Undertaker sat in pain between the ropes, The Rock grabbed some bottled water, and spewed some into his opponent's face. Both then brawled into the crowd. Back on the inside, The Rock slammed The Undertaker's face into the bell. The Undertaker later used the bell to block a chairshot, which happened to knock out The Rock. In the ring, The Undertaker started to remain on top of the match, until The Rock countered the Tombstone with a DDT. The referee was knocked down for a second time after The Rock accidently ran into him with a clothesline. The Rock then hit the People's Elbow, with Jim Ross saying, "Who's your daddy, Undertaker?" The referee still remained knocked out. The Undertaker lowblowed The Rock, as Bearer poured ether on a red cloth. The Rock kicked the cloth out of The Undertaker's hands and then put it over The Undertaker's mouth. Triple H then ran in the ring and gave The Rock the Pedigree, obviously wanting The Undertaker to keep the Heavyweight Title so both Corporate Ministry members can eventually go one-on-one. Both The Undertaker and The Rock were knocked out at this point, with The Undertaker first to get up. He covered The Rock, but The Rock kicked out of the pin at the last second. The Undertaker then put The Rock through the Tombstone for the victory. Triple H detained • Backstage, Shawn Michaels had security take Triple H away. Vince McMahon yelled, "He's my partner." Michael said, "No shit, sherlock. Think I didn't know that?" McMahon then got on his celluar phone and told someone to return to the arena. Mr. Ass Interview • Backstage, Michael Cole interviewed Mr. Ass about his match with X-Pac in the Finals of the King of the Ring tournament. Ass said he would go straight for X-Pac's scrawny, little neck and he would be telling everyone to kiss his royal ass. KOTR Finals Match: Mr. Ass vs. X-Pac • King of the Ring Finals Match: Mr. Ass defeated X-Pac with the Famouser, to become the 1999 King of the Ring Winner. - Mr. Ass, who still had one of the Tag Team Titles with him, worked on X-Pac's neck, which was injured in the Semi-Finals match with Road Dogg. Ass dominated and nailed X-Pac with the Famouser, but X-Pac surprisingly kicked out. Ass told the referee it was bullshit. X-Pac then caught Ass with the X-Factor, but was too slow to make the pin. Ass then continued his punishment on X-Pac's neck and finished it off with a Famouser from the second rope to become the 1999 King of the Ring Winner. No crowning on the PPV this year. Handicap-Ladder, Control of WWF Match: Stone Cold Steve Ausin vs. Vince and Shane McMahon • Handicap-Ladder, Control of WWF Match: Vince and Shane McMahon defeated Stone Cold Steve Austin. - The winner of the match would take complete control of the WWF. After Stone Cold Steve Austin defeated The Big Bossman the previous Monday on Raw is War, the stipulation was on the line that if any Corporate Ministry interfered, Vince and Shane McMahon would be disqualified, thus giving Austin the win and control. The briefcase with all the proper paperwork inside was held from a rope above the ladder in the ring. Vince McMahon got on the microphone, to "Asshole" chants. He said, "Where is your southern hospitality?" McMahon then introduced his suitable replacement, which was Steve Blackman, obviously meaning Blackman was hired to take out Ken Shamrock. G-TV was aired, which revealed there was nothing wrong with Shane, as he and The Mean Street Posse celebrated over their plan in their locker room. Shane and The Mean Street Posse tried to leave the arena, but were stopped by Shawn Michaels. Shane attempted to explain to Michaels he stilled had a neck injury, but Shane was brought down to the entrance-way. Michaels said Shane was more than capable of working the match. He told Blackman (calling him a G.I. Joe-looking ass) that his presence was needed in the backstage area. Michaels said if Blackman didn't leave, Vince and Shane would be disqualified. Blackman left. Austin made his way out to a huge pop from 20,108 fans (according to Jim Ross). Vince and Shane were hesitant to enter the ring. They went for the ladder, but both were clotheslined from behind by Austin. Back in the ring, Austin had his way with Shane and Vince. He pulled Shane's legs between the ring post. The McMahon's gained the advantage after using a double-team on the outside. Shane choked Austin with cables, as McMahon went for the ladder. Shane was then slammed into the staircase, as Austin went to beat on McMahon near the entrance set. Shane climbed up to the top of the set, which was built with several ladders. Shane fell to the bottom after he was punched out by Austin. Austin held up his two middle fingers from the top to a big pop. Austin slammed McMahon and Shane to one ladder after another (four to be exact). Austin then pulled the last ladder on the right row with a chain, which caused the entire entrance set of ladders to come crashing down on The McMahon's. Austin brought the original climbing ladder to the ring. He nailed Shane to the outside twice, with the second time causing Shane to take a dive on the American announcer's table. As McMahon was laid out in the ring, Shane was placed on the Spanish announcer's table, with Austin climbing the ladder, and landing on him. The table crumbled up. Austin and McMahon then climbed the ladder, which was on the outside of the ring, with McMahon getting off and pushing Austin down to the American announcer's table, although that one was strong enough not to break. With Shane and Austin knocked out on the outside, McMahon got the ladder to climb it on the inside to grab for the briefcase. Austin ran in and lowblowed him down. McMahon was laying upside down on the ladder. Austin repeatedly rammed McMahon's face into the ladder and then slammed him down to the canvas. Austin then punished Shane with the ladder, with rams and catapults. Austin punched on McMahon in the corner and then set up the ladder to go for the briefcase, but the ladder was turned over by McMahon. As Austin was knocked out, McMahon tried to pick up his son with his hands and shoulders to reach the ladder, but that didn't work. When both turned around, Austin punched them down. Austin nailed The McMahon's with Stunners. He then climbed the ladder and had the perfect chance to reach for the ladder, but someone pulled up the rope. Austin then went to Howard Finkel, the time keeper, and technician and yelled if they were the ones who pulled up the rope, but all were innocent. McMahon then went for the briefcase, but Austin was up there with him. Shane then sacrificed his own father by pushing down the ladder, as McMahon and Ausitn went crashing to the ring. Shane then went for the ladder and grabbed the briefcase to give he and his father full Control of the WWF. An upset Austin went to the outside of the ring to find out who pulled up the rope, as the two hour and 30 minute PPV went off the air.

WWF Over the Edge report - Hosted by Jim Ross and Jerry Lawler. Kane and X-Pac vs. D-Lo Brown and Mark Henry for the Tag Team Titles, Vince McMahon Injury Update • X-Pac and Kane defeated D-Lo Brown and Mark Henry (w/Ivory) with Kane's Chokeslam, to retain the Tag Team Titles. - The crowd chanted "D-Lo sucks" throughout the match. When Kane was tagged in, he dominated Mark Henry, to the point where he scared Henry out of the ring. X-Pac was later worn down by Henry and D-Lo Brown. His lip was busted open. Kane, who used some different maneuvers than usual with Jim Ross noting it was the influence from X-Pac, was tagged, with D-Lo tagging in his partner at the sametime. X-Pac dived onto Henry on the outside, but was caught and rammed into the ringpost. As X-Pac was attacked by both Henry and D-Lo on the outside, Kane dived on the outside, taking out his and X-Pac's opponents. X-Pac executed the Bronco Buster on D-Lo, but was then caught by Henry. Kane then caught Henry from behind with the Chokeslam for the win. • Backstage, Michael Cole said Vince McMahon suffered a damage ankle from the attack from The Corporate Ministry during his match with Midian and he may of not been able to officiate the Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. The Undertaker Heavyweight Title match, along with his son Shane. Hardcore Holly Interview, Al Snow vs. Hardcore Holly for the Hardcore Title, Vince McMahon Injury Update • Backstage, Kevin Kelly interviewed Hardcore Holly about his upcoming Hardcore Title match with Al Snow. Holly talked about having an imaginary friend named Little Joe when he was a kid. He said he broke a lamp, and told his dad it was Little Joe who broke it, but his dad didn't by it. Holly said he was punished and the same would happen to Snow, since Pierre and Head were imaginary friends. Holly said he would capture the Hardcore Title. • Al Snow defeated Hardcore Holly with a Powerbomb, to retian the Hardcore Title. - Al Snow had Pierre and Head with him. A cookie sheet and a fire extinguisher was first used. Al Snow and Hardcore Holly brawled through the crowd, into the lobby area. The used concession stand materials on each other. A cover was attempted by Hardcore Holly, but he was unsuccessful. Both made their ways back to the ring, where a chair and table were used. Out of nowhere, Snow executed the Snowplow, but Holly surprisingly kicked out. Snow then reached for Head, but was low-blowed to slow him down. Holly nailed Snow with a DDT on a chair when Snow turned around, but only got a two count. Jerry Lawler claimed that Head set up Snow since Snow almost lost the match when he went for his manequin friend. Snow then powerbombed Holly through the table he had brought into the ring for the win. • Backstage, Michael Cole interviewed Pat Patterson and Gerald Brisco about Vince McMahon's injury ankle. Patterson, Brisco, and WWF.COM all confirmed an ambulance was on the way for McMahon. Blue Blazer Interview, Owen Hart injured, Jeff Jarrett and Debra Interview • A pre-recorded interview with The Blue Blazer (Owen Hart), conducted by Kevin Kelly, was shown. Blazer talked about his upcoming Intercontinental Title match with The Godfather. He said he would come out on top, because he ate his vitamins and drunk his milk. • The Godfather vs. Blue Blazer Intercontinental Title match obviously did not happen. The Blue Blazer was supposed to make a grand, superhero entrance from the cieling, but something went wrong. Owen Hart was terribly injured. Medical officials attended to Hart. Jim Ross stressed that it was not part of a storyline or WWF's entertainment, with it being totally real. A video of what led up to the PPV's match of Val Venis and Nicole Bass vs. Jeff Jarrett and Debra was put on. Hart was not put on television out of WWF's respect. Kevin Kelly interviewed Jarrett and Debra, and they attempted to cut a promo on their upcoming match with Venis and Bass. Jarrett and Debra were visibly upset, and gave their thoughts out to Hart. Val Venis and Nicole Bass vs. Jeff Jarrett and Owen Hart, Vince McMahon Interview • Val Venis and Nicole Bass defeated Jeff Jarrett and Debra with Venis' Money Shot. - The crowd chanted, "We Want Puppies." Jeff Jarrett and Debra started off the match. Debra and Nicole Bass then stepped into the ring. Debra jumped on the back of Bass, but was yanked off. Bass charged at Debra, but ended up hitting the turnbuckle. The men were then tagged back in. Debra later came back in and nailed Bass on the back with a guitar, but Bass and Val Venis ended up taking the win with Venis' Money Shot. Following the match, Bass kissed Venis, and Venis smiled. • Backstage, Michael Cole tried to get a few words from Vince McMahon, who was being wheeled into an ambulance. Shane jumped into the picture and taunted McMahon as he made his way to the ambulance. McMahon told Gerald Brisco and Pat Patterson to take care of it. Road Dogg Interview, Billy Gunn Interview, Road Dogg vs. Billy Gunn, Shane McMahon Interview • Backstage, Michael Cole interviewed Road Dogg. RD first said he was praying for Owen Hart. RD then spelled out several letters, basically saying he would beat Billy Gunn. • Billy Gunn defeated Road Dogg with the Famouers. - After Road Dogg hyped up the crowd with his ring introduction, Kevin Kelly interviewed Billy Gunn in the backstage area. Gunn said he carried RD for years and he was what made The New Age Outlaws. He said he would beat RD. Gunn and RD immediately went at it and took it down the aisle. Gunn then started to dominate the majority of the match, working slowly on his former partner. When RD started to get back in the match, Gunn nailed him over the head with the timekeeper's hammer. After a chop to the throat of RD with tape around the first, Gunn nailed RD with the Famouser and easily scored the pinfall after he had a handfull of tights. • Backstage, Michael Cole interviewed Shane McMahon being the lone Guest Referee of the Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. The Undertaker Heavyweight Title match. Shane claimed he would call the match down the middle. The Union vs. The Corporate Ministry in a Survivor Rules Match, Owen Hart Passes Away • Survivor Rules: The Union (Mankind, The Big Show, Ken Shamrock, Test) defeated The Corporate Ministry (The Acolytes, Viscera, The Big Bossman). - Test was first eliminated after being pinned with Bradshaw's Lariat. Ken Shamrock almost had Faarooq finished off with an arm-bar submission, but Faarooq ran away. He later put Bradshaw in the Ankle Lock for Bradshaw to get eliminated. Shamrock later put Faarooq in the Ankle Lock, but The Big Bossman helped his teammate to the rope. The referee told Shamrock to break the hold, which caused Shamrock to belly-to-belly suplex Faarooq. Shamrock was disqualified. The Big Show then gave Faarooq the Showstopper, which costed Faarooq to be eliminated. Bossman, Viscera, Big Show, and Mankind were all left. Bossman tried to leave the ring, but Big Show brought him back in. Big Show was about to take down Bossman with the Showstopper, but Viscera made the save. Viscera then got slammed by Big Show. The two brawled back to the locker room, leaving the match between Bossman and Mankind. Mankind nailed Bossman with his double-arm DDT and then put Mr. Socko down the throat of Bossman for the win. • Jim Ross, sadly, announced that Owen Hart had tragically passed away due to the fall he took when making his entrance from the cieling. The Rock vs. Triple H • The Rock defeated Triple H (w/Chyna) by Disqualification. - The Rock wore his cast to the ring, but Triple H ended taking it off and using it as a weapon as the match went on. Chyna got a cheapshot on The Rock as the match continued. Triple H did not stop working on The Rock's arm. The Rock later went for the Rock Bottom, but could not get it executed, as Triple H countered with a DDT. Chyna tossed in a chair to Triple H, but the referee rightfully took it away. Triple H was then disqualified after using the chair afterall. The Rock came back, and nailed Triple H with a chair. Triple H was busted open. The referee tried to raise The Rock's (broken) arm, and was shoved down. The Rock stomped away on Triple H, using an electric fan. Chyna was knocked out after getting in The Rock's away. Triple H was put through the Rock Bottom. The Rock was about to execute the People's Elbow (with a chair on the face of Triple H), but Chyna didn't let it happen. Triple H then started to attack The Rock with a chair, but Mankind made the save by scaring off the heels with a steel pipe. Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. The Undertaker for the Heavyweight Title • The Undertaker (w/Paul Bearer) defeated Stone Cold Steve Austin via Pinfall, to capture the Heavyweight Title. - Shane McMahon came out to a course of boos. Pat Patterson came out in a referee T-shirt to be the second Guest Referee. Shane and Patterson argued, with Patterson saying, "I don't care what you say." When The Undertaker made his way down, he attacked Patterson, leaving only one referee. Patterson was helped to the back. Jim Ross noted that if Stone Cold Steve Austin physically touched Shane, he would be stripped of the Heavyweight Title, and the title would be awarded to The Undertaker. Austin worked on The Undertaker's leg. Both then started to go into the beginning part of the crowd and then to the announcer's table. Paul Bearer later got a cheapshot on Austin by nailing him with his stinky shoe. Shane did not call anything as The Undertaker and Austin battled it near the entrance-way and into the set and glass. The Undertaker had control when they returned to the ring, until Austin executed a low blow behind Shane's back. Austin had the pinfall, but Shane wouldn't count the three. Bearer threw a chair into to The Undertaker, but Austin countered. Austin tossed Shane into The Undertaker, causing Shane to get nailed with a chair. Austin then nailed The Undertaker with a chair. Austin had the pinfall, with Gerald Brisco entering and doing the counting, but The Undertaker kicked out. Vince McMahon then made his way down, limping. Austin looked for the Stunner, but couldn't connect. Austin had the match won with a successful Stunner that was executed, but Shane pulled his dad from doing the count. The Undertaker then made the pinfall on Austin after Shane did a fast count. The Corporate Ministry ran in, but were taken down by Austin. Austin and Shane looked at each other as the show went off the air.

WWF No Mercy Report - May 16, 1999 [United Kingdom PPV] Hosted by Jim Ross and Jerry Lawler Live from Manchester, England [Report courtesy of Blake Norton, Bagpipe Report] • The card started at 7:00 pm UK time (2pm ES. Standard). Not much hype went into it; the WWF's third UK-only PPV after the terrific "One Night Only" in '97 and pretty sub-par "Capital Carnage" late last year. The card had few matches of interest. • Shane McMahon Interview. - Shane McMahon seemed reallyoff in this interview with The Corporate Ministry. As usual, he made lots of threats. • Tiger Ali Singh defeated Gillberg with a Neckbreaker. - Jim Ross said "Tiger will face Goldberg" - he paused for five seconds before correcting himself, with Lawler piping in, "There's not much difference, is there?" Tiger started with some good mike work, talking about how his culture provided so much to that of England. Gillberg, who has been fired from the WWF but is finishing up his duties, actually started off fast, and the fans popped big for him. Tiger got a press, but Gillberg came back with a slam and hit the spear. Gillberg started grunting as Tiger recovered and went up behind, kicking him in the shin; however, he didn't make contact, and Gillberg didn't know what to sell. They did it again. Tiger gives up and just slaps on a neck-breaker for the three count. • The Acolytes and Viscera defeated The Brood via Pinfall. - Viscera and Gangrel started off, with the latter trying to knock the 500lber off his feet. He took the advantage and hit a splash before failing a vertical suplex. Viscera went to counter, but messed it up the first time. Gangrel rallied and made a tag to Edge. Viscera tagged Bradshaw, who slammed Edge and hit a pair of stiff Dutch Mantel - like elbows. Christian distracted Bradshaw so Edge could hit a dropkick. Christian came in and hit a clothesline on Bradshaw as he resisted Edge's drop toe hold. Legal men were now Faarooq and Christian. Christian hit a reverse heel kick, tagged Edge. Double team, as Edge whipped Faarooq in and hit a springboard cross-body in the corner, but was quickly caught in a stiff spinebuster. Viscera came back in, hit a shoulder block, and an elbow drop for two. Faarooq was backin, and went for a back body but was drilled with a DDT. Christian tagged in and he hit a series of dropkicks on Bradshaw. Off the ropes, reversal, double duck down by Christian before he was caught in an attempted cross body and drilled with a Scott Hall like fallaway slam by Bradshaw. The big man hit two Irish whips and followed up on the back with a bear hug. Christian escaped, but caught a boot as he came off the ropes. Viscera tagged in and hit a nice walking side slam on the smallest man in the bout and went in for a choke. Christian went for a crucifix, but was drilled with a Samoan drop. Faarooq came back in and went for a headlock. Hot crowd, which pushed Christian into a fast comeback, and he hit a face slam. Hot tag buildup, Bradshaw tagged in and cut off his opponent before he could make the tag. Whip by Bradshaw, went for a splash but was met with two feet, and again. Christian charged but was planted with a big time powerslam. Edge again made the save. They continued to build Christian to the hot tag; he hit an inside cradle for two. Shane McMahon comes to the ring entrance with Midian. Christian was put on the top turnbuckle, but was again saved by his team mates. Gangrel came in and hit a tornado DDT on Bradhsaw, making the hot tag. Off the ropes, Gangrel went two drop downs and a cross body, but was caught before Edge helped him knock his man over. Christian hit a frog splash for a near fall on Bradshaw. Double DDT from the second rope by Edge and Christian doesn't get the three either. Midian ran down and DDT'd Christian on the floor, threw him in, hands his team the victory. • Steve Blackman defeated Droz via Submission. • Kane and Midian went to a No-Contest. - Kane hit the Chokeslam before Shane McMahon came down with the rest of The Corporate Ministry to attack Kane. X-Pac eventually came in to make the save. • Nicole Bass (w/Sable) defeated Tori with a Chokeslam. - Sable didn't get as big a pop. She did the Grind. She pulled out of the match, stating she had a cold, and put Nicole Bass in her place. Bass choke slammed Tori and pinned her • Mankind got on the microphone, talking about his upcoming match. He was original and hilarious as always. He mentioned Manchester's football team Manchester United, who today won the English premier league title (very important title in England). He mentioned that he'd talked to Davey Boy Smith earlier in the day, saying that Smith told him to go away and let him get back to sleep, as he'd forgotten about the time difference (England is five hours ahead of eastern time). Pretty entertaining. • Shane McMahon defeated X-Pac via Pinfall, to retain the European Title. - Shane McMahon apparently brought the European Title out of retirement. He charged and was side-stepped out of the ring. X-Pac caught him a second time as he came in as he took a pretty good bump over the top rope to the outside again. There were four screwjobs in a row before X-Pac finally lost the match via pinfall, thanks to The Corporate Ministry who came in to interfere. • Billy Gunn defeated Mankind with the Fame-Asser. - Billy Gunn dominated the opening minutes of the bout with brawling, and a really low workrate. Foley kept the crowd in it, as the English mob were solidly behind him. He got into the match about eight minutes in, hit a running knee and got a chair from outside. Referee Teddy Long stopped him from using it, which gave Gunn the opportunity to take the advantage again before his opponent turned a back body drop attempt into a double underhook DDT. After the bell rang for a two count (no idea why), Mankind was drilled on the chair with the "Fame Asser." • They had a brief tribute to Davey Boy Smith which is very strange - they showed some clips of him, mentioned his back injury and wished him the best. • Stone Cold Steve Austin defeated The Undertaker (w/Paul Bearer) and Triple H (w/Chyna) with the Stunner. - Hunter charged at Austin in the isle, only to be clotheslined. They fought back to the rampway, where Austin slammed Hunter, before the Taker took him out from behind. For some obscure reason, a fan in the audience had a sign saying "Yes, I am a Model." Hunter and The Undertaker began teaming on Austin, choking him with microphone wires and brawling nonsensically. They eventually fought back to the ring, where Austin hit a Thez Press on Triple H and then "The Phenom" again blindsided him. Theybrawled around again for a while. Austin hit a vertical suplex on Hunter on the concrete. He went to Powerbomb The Undertaker, but was backdropped. Brawling. Austin hit both guys with a chair, got a two on Hunter. Brawling. Austin was being stomped, but Hunter got in The Undertaker's face about sharing him (or something). The Undertaker chokeslammed him, but Austin grabbed The Undertaker's legs and wishboned him off the ring post. He then took Helmsley and brawled around ringside with him too. He rammed Hunter's head into the steps, but he didn't come close to hitting them. A few minutes later, Hunter broke up The Undertaker's figure four leglock, which caused a brawl between the two on the outside (which The Undertaker dominated). Paul Bearer threatened Chyna. Austin went after The Undertaker again, as does Hunter. It basically turned into a three way. Jim Ross continued to have to explain to Lawler why they broke up each others' pins. Austin countered the Pedigree into a catapult, which The Undertaker caught to drill Hunter with achokeslam. Austin broke up the pin. A few stunners later, Austin went for the pin. The referee then stalled. as they waited for re-enforcements in the form of The Corporate Ministry to come down. They were too slow, and The Undertaker just "recovered" and broke the pin on Hunter himself. The Corporate Ministry hit the ring to beat up Austin. "Shane McMahon had it all figured out!" screams Jim Ross, talking about how the match was made no-holds barred. "It's no DQ! The ref can't do anything!" X-Pac, Kane, The Brood and Mankind soon run down and turn the match into a major brawl. Hunter held Austin for Chyna; she does a cool back-flip, forward cartwheel into a splash only to have Austin kick her in the gut. He hit the Stunner while Hunter was sleeping, then hit Triple H himself with it for the win. After the match, X-Pac and Austin beat up Chyna, Shane and Hunter, and gave all three the Bronco Buster and had some beers.

WWF Backlash- April 25, 1999 Hosted by Jim Ross, Jerry Lawler Live from Providence, Rhode Island The Brood vs. The Ministry of Darkness, Rock appearance • The Ministry of Darkness (The Acolytes and Midian) defeated The Brood with Bradshaw's Lariat. - The match was back and forth with a lot of teamwork. As it went on, Viscera entered the ring and bodysplashed Christian. Bradshaw then nailed Christian with the Lariat, to let The Ministry of Darkness take the win. • Backstage, The Rock was shown walking down the hall, dragging Stone Cold Steve Austin's custom-made Heavyweight Title belt. Hardcore Holly vs. Al Snow for the Hardcore Title, Stone Cold Steve Austin appearance, Ministry of Darkness meeting • Hardcore Match: Al Snow defeated Hardcore Holly via Pinfall, to capture the Hardcore Title. - Both superstars immediately took it to the outside of the ring. Al Snow's head was busted open in the beginning. Back in the ring, Snow nailed Hardcore Holly several times with a hockey stick. Snow then brought a table into the ring, but Holly caught him with the hockey stick. Snow then nailed Holly with a cookie sheet. The two then fought down the aisle and into the backstage area. A kitchen sink was broken. The two went out in the parking lot, where they repeatedly bumped into cars, to set off their horns. Out by the production truck, Holly pushed Snow right off the stairs into trash. Holly went for a pin, but Snow kicked out. The two then started to fight in the audio truck. Snow went for a pin on top of a car after throwing Holly off the audio truck, but Holly kicked out. Snow and Holly then battled back into the ring. Pots and pans were used. Holly brought Snow down from the top rope onto a table. After recovering, Snow nailed Holly with the Head for the win. • Backstage, Stone Cold Steve Austin arrived. • Backstage, The Undertaker talked about speaking to a higher power to his Ministry of Darkness. He said the tragedy would officially begin. The Godfather vs. Goldust for the Intercontinental Title, Al Snow Interview • The Godfather (w/ho's) defeated Goldust (w/The Blue Meanie) with the Pimp Drop, to retain the Intercontinental Title. - The Blue Meanie did his variation of Sable's grind, saying, "This is for all the men who want to be be, and all the women who came to see me." The Godfather did his Ho Train and Pimpin' Ain't Easy introduction. The Godfather said he wouldn't offer the ho's to Goldust, because they didn't like him. As the match went on, The Blue Meanie handed Goldust some powder. Goldust was about to use it on The Godfather, only to get it thrown into his own eyes. Goldust then put Meanie through the Shattered Dreams Kick. When turning around, The Godfather nailed Goldust with a superkick, but Meanie inadvertantly interrupted the pinfall. The Godfather then nailed Goldust with the Pimp Drop for the win. The ho's and The Godfather celebrated in the end. • Backstage, Michael Cole interviewed Al Snow about capturing the Hardcore Title. Snow said he told everyone he would eventually get the title. Snow then argued with Head over the finish of the match with Hardcore Holly. The New Age Outlaws vs. Owen Hart and Jeff Jarrett for shot at Tag Team Titles, Shane McMahon Interview, Vince and Stephanie McMahon Interview • The New Age Outlaws defeated Owen Hart and Jeff Jarrett (w/Debra), to earn a shot at the Tag Team Titles. - The New Age Outlaws did their introduction to a huge response. Road Dogg wanted Debra to show her puppies. Jeff Jarrett wouldn't allow it. RD told Jarrett to let Debra do what she wants her to do, but Jarrett still wouldn't allow it. RD then told Billy Gunn to show the crowd his ass. The crowd continued chant "Show those Puppies" as the match went on. As the match went on, Gunn was finally tagged in, and started to dominate. RD nailed his Pumphandle Slam on Jarrett, but there was a kick out. Owen Hart then entered and put RD in the Sharpshooter. Jarrett strapped the figure-four leglock onto Gunn, but Gunn kicked out, and nailed the Famouser on Hart for the pin. RD and Gunn would go onto WWF Smackdown on 4/29 to take on X-Pac and Kane for the Tag Team Titles. Gunn then showed off his rear to the crowd. • Backstage, Michael Cole interviewed Shane McMahon, who would referee the Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. The Rock No Holds Barred Heavyweight Title match later in the show. Shane gave his word, in the name of his grandfather, that he would call the match straight down the middle. Cole pointed out that Shane's father was in the arena. Shane said that Vince wasn't his dad, but only Vince. Shane told his father to go watch the show from the skybox. • Backstage, Kevin Kelly interviewed Vince and Stephanie McMahon. Vince said he was just taking care of Stephanie and he hoped Shane didn't mean all that he said. Stephanie said Shane knew exactly what he was saying when he put his word over his grandfather, because of how much he meant to Vince. Vince said Shane made a very big mistake the previous Monday on Raw is War and he hoped he didn't make a bigger one later in the show. Boiler Room Brawl: Mankind vs. The Big Show, Triple H and Chyna Interview • Boiler Room Brawl: Mankind defeated The Big Show. - The Big Show entered the boiler room. Mankind popped out and the two immediately went at it. The two battled through steel. Mankind was thrown into a refrigirator. Big Show threw Mankind onto wood and pipes. Mankind broke glass over Big Show's head. A bleeding Mankind went through two tables and then glass. Big Show continued to dominate Mankind in a brutal fight. Steam went right into Big Show's face. Mankind then low-blowed Big Show with a pipe. Mankind then buried Big Show into a ton of pipes. All Mankind had to do was leave the door to win the fight. He crawled with blood all over and took the victory. The Big Bossman and Test then popped out and attacked Mankind. Big Show recovered and took out Bossman and Test. Mankind pulled out Mr. Socko and shoved it down the throat of Test. • Backstage, Michael Cole interviewed Triple H and Chyna. Chyna talked about getting X-Pac over and said someone needed to put him in his place. Triple H said X-Pac asked for the fight and he would get it. Triple H also said there was a pecking order and he would show X-Pac what it was. He once again said he made X-Pac and he would break him. Triple H vs. X-Pac • Triple H (w/Chyna) defeated X-Pac with the Pedigree. - Triple H had new entrance music. At one point during the match, as X-Pac had the advantage, he went for the Bronco Buster, but was distracted by Chyna, causing him to land on the turnbuckle. Triple H then started to destroy X-Pac. Jim Ross wanted X-Pac just to give up and fight it another day. Chyna got in a few cheapshots. X-Pac almost regained the advantage by reversing a sleeper hold, but was unsuccessful. As the match went to the outside of the ring, the referee was knocked out by a baseball slide from X-Pac. X-Pac brought Triple H in the ring and nailed him with the X-Factor, but the referee was knocked out. Chyna got a cheapshot on X-Pac, which brought out Kane. Kane was going to put Chyna through a chokeslam, but Triple H stopped him. Kane then ended up putting Triple H through a chokeslam, and finally, tChyna. Kane placed the two in the corners of the ring and left. X-Pac then delivered Bronco Busters to both Triple H and Chyna. When turning around from the ride on Chyna, Triple H nailed X-Pac with the Pedigree for the win. The Undertaker vs. Ken Shamrock, Vince and Stephanie McMahon appearance • The Undertaker (w/Paul Bearer) defeated Ken Shamrock with the Tombstone. - The two immediately went at it. There were many rest and submission holds - some that made The Undertaker scream. The crowd chanted, "Boring." Shamrock put The Undertaker in the Ankle Lock, but Shamrock was distracted when Bradshaw came down with a baseball bat. Shamrock then knocked out Bradshaw. The Undertaker then caught Shamrock with the Tombstone for the win. Afterward, Bradshaw entered the ring, and attacked Shamrock with the bat. • Outside of the arena, Vince McMahon kissed his daughter, Stephanie. McMahon said they would both leave to Hartford, Connecticut for tomorrow's Raw is War event after the main event was over since he had something to take care of. McMahon told Stephanie to wait in the limousine with security. Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. The Rock for the Heavyweight Title with Shane McMahon as the Guest Referee • No Holds Barred: Stone Cold Steve Austin defeated The Rock with the Stunner, to retain the Heavyweight Title and capture his own custom-made belt. - The Rock wore Stone Cold Steve Austin's custom-made Heavyweight Title belt. Shane McMahon handed a ring crew members Austin's belt and said to take it to his office. Austin and The Rock took it down the aisle. The Rock nailed Austin with a fire extinguisher. The Rock then threw Austin into the steel set of the entrance-way. The Rock was suplexed onto the floor. The two continued to tear apart the set by throwing each other into it and battled it around the production area. Thus far, Shane had shown no favoritism. Back near the ring, Austin was Rock Bottomed through the Spanish announce table. The Rock then did his commentary skit on the Spanish announcing area. Shane handed The Rock a chair, but Austin fought back. The two then took in the crowd. The Rock took a WWF camera and filmed Austin as he threw out insults. Austin then nailed The Rock with a Stunner on the American announce table, with the camera still on The Rock's shoulder. In the ring, Austin went in and attempted to give The Rock another Stunner, but The Rock pushed Austin away, into Shane. The Rock then hit Austin with the Rock Bottom, but Austin kicked out. Shane was in disbelief. Shane then nailed The Rock accidently with the belt. Austin went for the pin, but Shane wouldn't count the three. Vince McMahon then entered the ring and knocked out Shane with Austin's custom-made belt. Referee, Earl Hebner then came down to referee the match, as Austin nailed The Rock with the Stunner for the win. McMahon then popped Austin's belt right to him. McMahon and Austin looked at each other. Meanwhile, outside of the arena, The Undertaker got into Stephanie's limousine. Stephanie told the limo driver to wait for her dad. The Undertaker then turned around and said, "Where to Stephanie?" and started to evily laugh, as Stephanie screamed and realized it was The Undertaker. Austin drunk away on beers as the show went off the air.

WWF WrestleMania XV, Ragin' Climax - March 28, 1999 Hosted by Michael Cole, Jerry Lawler, and Jim Ross Live from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Pre-show Happenings • Boyz II Men kicked off the show by singing "America The Beautiful," with fireworks setting off in the end. ... There was an WrestleMania XV introduction piece with Freddie Blassie doing the voice-over. Triple Threat Match: Billy Gunn vs. Hardcore Holly vs. Al Snow for the Hardcore Title • Triple Threat Match: Hardcore Holly defeated Billy Gunn and Al Snow, to become the new Hardcore Champion. - Hardcore Holly was completely booed by the crowd, but Billy Gunn and Al Snow received big pops. As Gunn was doing his introduction, he was interrupted by attacks from Snow and Holly. All three superstars immediately began to brawl on the outside of the ring. Snow brought out a hockey stick and used it on his two opponents. Snow also brought out a bucket of drinks and ice. A broomstick was also brought into the match. Snow used a chair to do a leg dive onto Gunn in the corner. Snow later used Head on both Gunn and Holly. Head "told" Snow to bring in a table. Snow ended up being the one tossed into the cornered table, after Holly was clocked with a chair. Gunn nailed the head of Snow into a chair with the Fame-Asser (Rocker Dropper). When Gunn made the pin, he was nailed from behind with a chair, courtesy of Holly. With Gunn knocked out, Holly took the opportunity to make the pin on Snow for the win. • Backstage, Brian Collard of The Home Shopping Network plugged the WWF merchandise special that would take place following the PPV. He did it for a second time later in the show. Jeff Jarrett and Owen Hart vs. D-Lo Brown and Test for the Tag Team Titles • Jeff Jarrett and Owen Hart (w/Debra) defeated Test and D-Lo Brown (w/Ivory) with a Missle Dropkick by Jarrett, to retain the Tag Team Titles. - Ivory was wearing a band-aid on her cheek as a result of the cigar burn suffered from the hands of Terri Runnels the previous hour on Sunday Night Heat. D-Lo Brown and Test, who both won the Battle Royal on HEAT to earn their Tag Team Title shots, began to argue before the match even started. Debra was wearing a a bikini covered with an opened coat. At one point during the match, Owen Hart had Test locked in the Sharpshooter, but D-Lo made the save. D-Lo later nailed Hart with the Sky-High, but Jarrett made the save. As Debra and Ivory argued on the outside of the ring, with PMS in the picture and Test playing the peacekeeper, Hart and Jarrett finished off D-Lo with a Missle Dropkick. At first, D-Lo had the win, but the referee was distracted by the argument on the outside. Following the match, Test argued with Ivory, which caused D-Lo to attack Test. • Isaac Hayes and The Mean Street Posse, better known as the friends of Shane McMahon, were shown in the crowd. Brawl For All: Butterbean vs. Bart Gunn, Mankind Interview • Brawl For All: Butterbean defeated Bart Gunn. - Vinny Pazenzia was the Guest Referee. The outside judges were Kevin Rooney, Chuck Wepner, and Gorilla Monsoon. Butterbean and Bart Gunn also had their own trainers. Butterbean amazingly knocked out Gunn two consecutive times in the first round for the win (there are three rounds). The second punch by Butterbean was really powerful. Following the match, a feathered chicken walked into the ring and got onto Pazenzia's nerves. Pazenzia knocked the chicken out with a punch. • Backstage, Kevin Kelly interviewed Mankind about his upcoming match with Paul Wight for a Guest Referee spot in the Heavyweight Title main event between The Rock and Stone Cold Steve Austin. Paul Wight vs. Mankind for Guest Referee spot in Main Event • Mankind defeated Paul Wight by Disqualification, to earn the Guest Referee spot in the main event. - Paul Wight dominated in the beginning. Mankind was tossed backwards into a staircase. Mankind shoved Mr. Socko down the throat of Wight twice, but Wight countered both times. A lot was taken out of the Wight the third time he received Mr. Socko. Wight brought in a steel chair and nailed Mankind with it. After Wight chokeslammed Mankind onto two chairs that were next to each other, Mankind took the win by Disqualification. Following the match, Vince McMahon made his way down, questioning Wight. McMahon started to get onto Wight. Wight was about to chokeslam McMahon, but decided not to. McMahon told Wight not to make anymore mistakes. McMahon started to point his finger in the chest of Wight. McMahon slapped him, and Wight responded to a punch. Pat Patterson and Gerald Brisco made their ways down to help McMahon to the back. In the backstage area, Brisco and Patterson asked McMahon what he was going to do. McMahon said he would have the Wight arrested for assault. Mankind was placed on a stretcher. Michael Cole noted that he had never seen Mankind stretchered in his previous after he hadn't took any serious bumps, like in his match with Wight. Mankind was apparently takent to the hospital. Four-Man Elimination Match: Road Dogg vs. Val Venis vs. Goldust vs. Ken Shamrock for the Intercontinental Title, Paul Wight arrested • Four-Man Elimination: Road Dogg defeated Val Venis, Goldust (w/The Blue Meanie and Ryan Shamrock), and Ken Shamrock via Pinfall, to retain the Intercontinental Title. - Michael Cole noted the stipulations of the Four-Man Elimination match were that two superstars were inside the ring and the other two in the corner would have to be tagged in to enter. All four superstars drew numbers prior to the match to see who would start it off, which was Road Dogg and Ken Shamrock. As the match went back and forth, Shamrock had Val Venis locked in the Ankle Lock, but Venis made it to the ropes. Venis and Shamrock brawled through the aisle and were counted out. Although Shamrock was eliminated, he gave belly-to-belly suplexes to Goldust and RD. Goldust was tripped either purposely or accidently by Ryan Shamrock, which let RD roll him up from behind for the pin. Goldust yelled at Ryan in the end. She was apprently dumped again, which made The Blue Meanie very happy. • On the outside of the arena, Paul Wight was arrested by Philadelphia police (independent workers). He was placed in a car and hauled out of the arena. • Big Punisher was shown in the crowd. Kane vs. Triple H, Vince McMahon announcement • Kane defeated Triple H by Disqualification. - Before the match, the feathered chicken attacked Kane from behind. Kane took off the chicken's mask, and it was Pete Rose. Rose wanted revenge after Kane attacked him at last year's WrestleMania XIV. Kane once again Tombstoned Rose. Kane awaited Triple H's entrance, but Triple H came in through the crowd. Triple H low-blowed Kane for an early advantage. Both superstars mainly brawled on the outside of the ring in the beginning of the match. As Triple H took the advantage, Chyna made her way down to the ring. Triple H set up Kane for the Pedigree, but Kane was able to counter. Chyna threw one-half of a staircase into the ring. Triple H blocked a staircase shot by Kane, kicking the case right into Kane's face. Kane was also tripped on the staircase. Triple H wanted to Pedigree Kane onto a staircase on the outside of the ring, but Kane flipped Triple H over onto the mat. Chyna asked Kane to let her hit Triple H with a chair. She surprisingly hit Kane with the chair instead, which caused a Disqualification. Triple H followed with two hard chairshots and a Pedigree onto the chair. Chyna and Triple H hugged after the match, meaning Chyna was back in D-Generation X. • Backstage, Kevin Kelly announced Paul Wight nor Mankind could officiate the Heavyweight Title main event between The Rock due to the arrest and a trip to a hospital due to an injury. Vince McMahon walked into the picture and announced he would be the Guest Referee of the match. Sable vs. Tori for the Women's Title, D-Generation X Interview • Sable defeated Tori with the Sable Bomb, to retain the Women's Title. - Tori rammed Sable's face into the apron and baracade. Sable later came back on top, and at one point, did a flying dive onto Tori to the outside of the ring. Tori started to choke Sable and throw a few punches. Sable and Tori exchanged pinning combinations. The referee was accidently knocked out after Tori dived onto him. Sable set up the Sable Bomb, but Tori countered with one of her own. Nicole Bass made her first appearance by entering the ring and powerslamming Tori. Sable smiled at Bass, as Bass left the ring. Sable then nailed Tori with the Sable Bomb for the win. • Backstage, Kevin Kelly interviewed D-Generation X about X-Pac's upcoming European Title match with Shane McMahon. Each DX member was happy Chyna was back. Shane McMahon vs. X-Pac for the European Title • Shane McMahon (w/Test) defeated X-Pac via Pinfall, to retain the European Title. - The Mean Street Posse cheered on Shane McMahon throughout the match. Before the match, Gerald Brisco and Pat Patterson tried to attack X-Pac near the entrance-way, but ended up attacking themselves. Jerry Lawler said, "Can't they do anything right?" Shane tried to walk out in the beginning, but X-Pac brought him right back in. Test threw X-Pac's groin area into the turnbuckle on the outside of the ring. Shane took the advantage and at one point went for a Corporate Elbow, but missed. Shane was once again on top once he low-blowed X-Pac as Test distracted the referee. Shane used Test's waist belt on X-Pac. As both went to the outside of the ring, The Mean Street Posse tried to hold back X-Pac, but X-Pac knocked them all out. Test continued to get involved, helping out Shane throughout. X-Pac slapped Shane a few times with Test's belt and executed the Bronco Buster. As the referee was distracted by the condition of Shane, Test entered and clocked X-Pac with the European Title belt. Shane went for a pin, but X-Pac kicked out at the last second. Shane wanted to execute his own version of the Bronco Buster, but missed. Test once again entered, but X-Pac took him down. Triple H and Chyna made their ways down to the ring. X-Pac nailed Shane with the X-Factor, but couldn't make the pin because the referee was distracted by Chyna. Triple H entered the ring and surprisingly Pedigreed X-Pac. Triple H placed Shane's hand over X-Pac for the pin. Triple H and Chyna joined The Corporation. Following the match, Triple H, Chyna, and Test worked as a team to attack X-Pac. The New Age Outlaws ran in to the aid of X-Pac, but were out-numbered. Kane made his way down for revenge on Triple H, but couldn't catch up to him nor any of The Corporation members. Road Dogg said, "That son of a bitch. That jackoff (Triple H) is finished." Hell in the Cell: The Undertaker vs. The Big Bossman • Hell in the Cell: The Undertaker (w/Paul Bearer) defeated The Big Bossman with the Tombstone. - The Undertaker had a new variation of entrance music with voice-overs. He was wearing a cape and new attire. The match, at first, was a brawl inside the ring. The Big Bossman handcuffed The Undertaker to the cage, but as The Undertaker fell, the handcuffs "broke." The Undertaker and Bossman were busted open at this point. The Undertaker later finished off Bossman with the Tombstone. Following the match, The Brood came down from the cieling to the top of the cage with cablewires. The Brood busted open a section of the top of the cage and threw down a noose of a rope. The Brood went back up. The noose was wrapped around the throat of Bossman by The Undertaker and the cage was lifted by Paul Bearer. Bossman was hung. No Disqualification: The Rock vs. Stone Cold Steve Austin for the Heavyweight Title • No Disqualification: Stone Cold Steve Austin defeated The Rock with the Stunner, to become the new Heavyweight Champion. - Michael Cole introduced Jim Ross, who would call the match with Jerry Lawler. Ross respectively tipped his hat to Cole as they both walked opposite ways. Guest Referee, Vince McMahon, was introduced to the ring, who was followed by a surprise appearance by Shawn Michaels. The crowd chanted, "HBK." Michaels said we couldn't have a WrestleMania event without him. Michaels said he was disappointed he had to buy a ticket to get in, but he wouldn't hold it against McMahon. Michaels noted that he was the only one who could appoint someone to officiate a match. Michaels told McMahon to leave and not to let the door hit his ass on the way out. Michaels also announced The Corporation was barred from ringside. McMahon left and an original WWF referee would call the match. The Rock was back to his original attire. Stone Cold Steve Austin and The Rock took it into the crowd on both sides. The Rock choked Austin with a cable. They took it down the aisle, where The Rock flipped over Austin, causing Austin's knee to hit the steel support that held up the lighting. Austin threw The Rock into the steel WrestleMania XV logo near the entrance-way. The Rock suplexed Austin onto the floor. At the announcer's table, The Rock threw water into Austin's face. After two attempts, Austin put The Rock through the Spanish announce table. Austin returned the water. The Rock nailed Austin with the Rock Bottom, but Austin kicked out of the pin. The referee took a chairshot after The Rock put him in the way. After The Rock beat down Austin with a chair and went for a pin, Austin kicked out again. Referee Tim White made the replacement of the injured Mike Kiona. After Austin kicked out of yet another pin, The Rock decided to give the referee the Rock Bottom. Austin nailed The Rock with the Stunner. Referee, Earl Hebner, made his way down for the pin, but The Rock kicked out at the last second. McMahon made his way down, and Austin flipped him off. McMahon entered the ring and knocked out the referee. McMahon and The Rock teamed up to beat down Austin. Mankind, who was favoring his arm, made his way down to become the new referee and Ross said, "He checked himself out of the hospital or something (after the injury)." Mankind knocked out McMahon and started to officiate the match. The Rock missed the Corporate Elbow. The Rock went for the Rock Bottom, but Austin countered with the Stunner for the win. McMahon was basically crying. Austin drank beers to celebrate, along with referee Earl Hebner. As Austin walked to the outside of the ring, he was confronted by McMahon. McMahon yelled at Austin, saying the belt was his. Austin punched out McMahon and nailed him with a Stunner. Austin gave McMahon another beer bath.

WWF In Your House: St. Valentine's Day Massacre Hosted by Michael Cole and Jerry Lawler Live from Memphis, Tennessee Goldust vs. Bluedust • Goldust defeated Bluedust (Blue Meanie) with the Curtain Call. - At one point, Goldust had Bluedust in the corner for the Shattered Dreams Kick, but Bluedust had one leg down. Goldust then proceeded to hit Bluedust with his Curtain Call to put things to an end between the two. After picking up the win, Goldust hit Bluedust with the Shattered Dreams Kick, to a huge pop. Al Snow vs. Bob Holly for the Hardcore Title, Ministry of Darkness interview • Bob Holly defeated Al Snow via Pinfall, to become the new Hardcore Champion. - As previously announced on Sunday Night Heat, Al Snow was the new Hardcore Champion, since Jesse James suffered a major injury caused by an attack the previous night on Raw Saturday Night. Snow and Bob Holly, who were JOB Squad members, were scheduled to go one-on-one in a Hardcore Title match after getting into a brawl on Raw Saturday Night. Both men took it to the backstage and outside area, where they used several objects to their advantage. The majority of the match took place on the outside, in 30° weather. They took it to the banks of the Mississippi River, which was near The Pyramid. They both tossed each other into the freezing river, and continued to brawl. They took it to a chain-linked fence, where Holly wrapped it around Snow, to make the pin. Holly came back into the arena to obtain his Hardcore belt. The crowd gave him a huge ovation. • Pre-recorded footage was shown of The Ministry of Darkness talking on WWF.COM's audio broadcast. The Undertaker said we would see a massacre later in the PPV, as Mideon took on The Big Bossman. Mideon vs. The Big Bossman, D-Lo Brown Interview • The Big Bossman defeated Mideon with the Sidewalk Slam. - Mideon handed his jar of water and an eyeball to Jerry Lawler. In a matter of time, The Big Bossman won the match with the Sidewalk Slam. Following the match, the rest of The Ministry of Darkness made their ways down to surround and attack Bossman. The Undertaker made his way down. Bossman was hauled out by The Acolytes. • Backstage, Kevin Kelly interviewed D-Lo Brown. Kelly asked if Ivory was the person to take care of Debra McMichael and make them become the Tag Team Champions. D-Lo said Ivory was the perfect woman for them, and they would become the champions. D-Lo said if Debra interfered at all in his and Mark Henry's Tag Team Title match with Owen Hart and Jeff Jarrett, Ivory would tear her clothes off. Jeff Jarrett and Owen Hart vs. D-Lo Brown and Mark Henry for the Tag Team Titles, Mankind Interview • Owen Hart and Jeff Jarrett (w/Debra) defeated D-Lo Brown and Mark Henry with Jarrett's Figure-Four Leglock, to reatin the Tag Team Titles. - Owen Hart and Jeff Jarrett showed tremendous teamwork to wear down D-Lo Brown. As D-Lo gained the advantage, he went for the Lo-Down, but was interrupted by Debra. As the referee was distracted, Owen Hart slammed a guitar across the knee of Mark Henry (this will explain why he will be out for a while), which let Jeff Jarrett strap Henry in the Figure-Four Leglock, to let him and Hart retain the Tag Team Titles. Following the match, Ivory and Debra got in yet another catfight, but were pulled apart by both tag teams. • Backstage, Kevin Kelly asked Mankind if his knee injury suffered from the hands of The Rock on Sunday Night Heat would affect his Last Man Standing Heavyweight Title match. Mankind said it would take a lot more than a knee injury to stop him from fighting The Rock. Ken Shamrock vs. Val Venis for the Intercontinental Title • Val Venis (w/Ryan Shamrock) defeated Ken Shamrock via Pinfall, to become the new Intercontinental Champion. - Billy Gunn was the special Guest Referee. Val Venis did his sexual joke in the beginning, saying, "The Big Valbowski has a heart on for you." Ken Shamrock dominated in the beginning, and later hit Venis with a DDT. Shamrock had the pin, but Gunn wouldn't make the three-cout. Shamrock got up and said, "What the f*ck?" Venis went for the Money Shot, but Shamrock super plexed him off the top rope. Shamrock hit a belly-to-belly suplex, and strapped Venis in the Ankle Lock. Venis made it to the ropes with help from Ryan Shamrock. Ryan slapped her older brother, after he got onto her for helping Venis. Shamrock then entered the ring, and Venis finished him off, to become the new Intercontinental Champion, thanks to Gunn's fast three-count. As Venis and Ryan made their ways back with the gold, Gunn beat down Shamrock in the ring. Triple H and X-Pac vs. Kane and Chyna • Kane and Chyna defeated Triple H and X-Pac with Kane's Chokeslam. - Triple H did his usual "Are You Ready?" introduction in the beginning, and said " ... And, Chyna, come out here and get your ass kicked you big jacked up bitch." During the match, Shane McMahon took it upon himself to make his way down and do color commentary. X-Pac took it to Chyna, and went for the Bronco Buster, but missed. At one point, X-Pac and Kane were on the outside of the ring, and X-Pac clocked McMahon. Kane and Chyna wore down X-Pac in the ring, until Triple H was finally tagged in. The referee was knocked out. After riding Chyna with a Bronco Buster, McMahon spoiled the fun by clotheslining X-Pac. X-Pac left the ring to chase after McMahon. Meanwhile, Triple H was left alone in the ring with the heels. Triple H was set to hit Chyna with the Pedigree, but Kane stopped the maneuver. Kane slammed Triple H to the canvas with a Chokeslam, and then placed Chyna on top of Triple H for the pinfall. Last Man Standing Match: Mankind vs. The Rock for the Heavyweight Title • Last Man Standing Heavyweight Title Match: Mankind and The Rock went to a Draw. - Howard Finkel announced the rules of the match were, of course no holds barred, and you lost if you could not make it to your feet by a 10 count. Michael Cole mentioned that he had a conversation with Jim Ross backstage about the match between The Rock and Mankind. The Rock and Mankind took it to the outside of the ring almost immediately. The Rock was DDT through a table, but got back up in time. Mankind brought The Rock back down to the ring, and threw him into the steel stairs. Mankind went for a Mr. [Corporate] Elbow, but The Rock got out of the way, to gain the advantage. The Rock did his commentary skit, as he took Mankind to the outside of the ring. Mankind elbowed The Rock off from the apron to the announcer's table. The Rock made it to his feet on time, but as a result of the maneuver, Mankind started limping. Mankind was about to slam the steel stairs into The Rock inside of the ring, but The Rock countered by kicking the stairs into Mankind's face. The Rock worked on Mankind's injured knee with a chair. At one point, the chair flew out of the ring, and landed right on The Rock's head, knocking him out, but later getting up. The Rock threw Mankind off the apron, where Mankind's head hit the announcer's table, while his knee banged into the ringbell. The Rock then threw the steel stairs right onto Mankind. The Rock placed Mankind back in the ring, and executed the Corporate Elbow. The referee begun the 10 count, with The Rock demanding that he count faster on the microphone. The Rock started to sing on the mic, but Mankind caught The Rock with the Mandible Claw. The Rock got back up to his feet, and was DDT'd into a steel stair. The Rock used the referee to get to his feet at the last minute. Mankind pulled Mr. Socko out and shoved it down the throat of The Rock. The Rock countered the move with the Rock Bottom. Mankind got back up, and both he and The Rock simultaneously hit each other with chairs. Both did not get up, resulting in a draw. The crowd chanted, "Bullshit." Mankind and The Rock received medical attention, and were hauled into ambulances. Steel Cage Match: Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. Vince McMahon • Steel Cage Match: Stone Cold Steve Austin defeated Vince McMahon. - The winner of the match would receive a Heavyweight Title shot at WrestleMania XV and there were no Team Corporate members allowed at ringside, or Vince McMahon would fire them. Stone Cold Steve Austin destroyed McMahon in the beginning, staying outside of the ring. The two brawled around, and weren't even inside of the steel cage. Vince McMahon climbed up the cage, with Austin following. Austin threw McMahon off the cage, who landed on the Spanish announcer's table. Medical attention arrived for McMahon. He was put in a neckbrace, and placed on a stretcher. Shane McMahon came out to check on his father's well-being. Austin smiled all the way. The medics asked if McMahon knew where he was. Howard Finkel was in the process of announcing Austin as the winner, but Austin said it was bullshit, and he made guarantees of what he would do (bloodshed, go onto WrestleMania by beating McMahon's ass). Austin asked if McMahon was still breathing, and he was. Austin wheeled the gourney McMahon was on into the cage. Austin hit McMahon with the stretcher several times. Austin tossed McMahon back in the cage, and the bell rang, to indicate the match continued. Austin removed McMahon's neckbrace. As Austin was stepping outside of the cage to take the win, McMahon flipped him off, which caused Austin to re-enter. McMahon attempted to climb out of the cage, but Austin was able to get him off by slamming McMahon into the cage, which caused him to bleed. Austin was about to step out of the cage, but decided to come back in. At that point, Michael Cole noted the mistake Austin made in the Royal Rumble. After Austin hit the Stunner on a bloody McMahon, and was about to make his way out of the ring, Paul Wight (The Giant) came in and attacked Austin. McMahon attempted to make his way out, but the cage gave way. Austin then managed to make his way out of the cage for the win. Austin would go to WrestleMania XV on 3/28 to take on the WWF Heavyweight Champion. • Chants of "Jerry" were heard throughout the show for the possible future Mayor of Memphis, Tennessee.

World Wrestling Federation Royal Rumble January 24th, 1998 Jesse James vs. The Big Bossman • The Big Bossman defeated Jesse James with the Sidewalk Slam. - The Hardcore Title was not on the line and there were no Hardcore Rules. The Big Bossman dominated Jesse James, and Michael Cole noted James was having a hard time since Hardcore Rules was his niche. Bossman started to bleed a bit from the outside of his nose. James came back with his shake, rattling, and roll maneuvers, but Bossman picked up the victory with a Sidewalk Slam. Ken Shamrock vs. Billy Gunn for the Intercontinental Title • Ken Shamrock defeated Billy Gunn by making him submit to the Ankle Lock, to retain the Intercontinental Title. - Ken Shamrock dominated Billy Gunn the majority of the match. The referee was accidently knocked out with a clothesline, which brought in Val Venis, who gave Shamrock a DDT. Gunn then attempted to make the pin, but Shamrock kicked out at the last-minute. After Gunn injured his left ankle win missing a top rope manuever, Shamrock capitalize with the Ankle Lock, to take the win. Vince McMahon backstage, X-Pac vs. Gangrel for the European Title, DX interview • Backstage, Shane McMahon, Gerald Brisco, and Pat Patterson were warming up Vince McMahon for his upcoming participation in the Rumble. • X-Pac defeated Gangrel with the X-Factor, to retain the European Title. - X-Pac dominated the match and finished off Gangrel with the X-Factor. • Backstage, Kevin Kelly interviewed Triple H, Jesse James, X-Pac, and Chyna. Each D-Generation X member said they would win the Rumble and eliminate Stone Cold Steve Austin for the $100,000. Sable vs. Luna in a Strap Match for the Women's Title, Team Corporate backstage, Rock interview • Strap Match: Sable defeated Luna, to retain the Women's Title. - Shane McMahon gave Luna a nice ring introduction. Shane announced Sable could not wrestle the match, because of the back injury she suffered from the hands of Luna on Sunday Night Heat. Shane said that Sable would have to forfeit her Women's Title, as Sable made her way out. Sable came in the ring and said, "Ring the bell." Shane did color commentary, while the strap was connected to both ladies. The rules were you had to drag your opponent, and touch each of the four turnbuckles to win the match. Both ladies used the strap to their advantage, by slapping and choking their opponent. Luna began to drag Sable, and touch each turnbuckle, but Sable was touching each one as well as she was being dragged. Shane entered the ring after he got frustrated. He argued with the referee, while the obsessed Sable fan came out no where and nailed Luna, which let Sable touch the fourth turnbuckle for the win. • Backstage, The Big Bossman explained to Test and Ken Shamrock he would do whatever it took to win the Royal Rumble for the Heavyweight Title shot at WrestleMania XV and eliminate Stone Cold Steve Austin for $100,000. • Backstage, Dok Hendrix interviewed The Rock. The Rock basically said, in his own words, he would defeat Mankind in their "I Quit" Match for the Heavyweight Title. Mankind vs. The Rock for the Heavyweight Title • I Quit Match: The Rock defeated Mankind, to become the new Heavyweight Champion. - The stipulations for the I Quit Match were No Team Corporate members at ringside, No Disqualificaiton, No Countout, No Knockouts, and No stopping the match for excessive blood loss. The microphone was held to each superstar to see if they said "I Quit," but each would respond negatively in an abrupt way. At one point, The Rock was about to give Mankind the Rock Bottom on the Spanish announcing table, but the table gave way. The Rock and Mankind brawled down the aisle, and a ladder was brought into the fight. The Rock and Mankind battled on top of the balcony. The Rock knocked off Mankind, and Mankind landed on the electrical circuit table, which knocked out the power in the arena. Shane McMahon came out, and wanted the match to stop, but The Rock resisted. Back in te ring, The Rock handcuffed Mankind. The Corporate elbow was executed on a chair, which was on top of Mankind's head. Mankind started to gush blood out of his forehead, as The Rock kept nailing him with a chair several times. At one point, when asked to quit, Mankind said, "You'll have to kill me." Michael Cole was going crazy, and wanted the match to stop. After The Rock kept nailing Mankind with a chair down the aisle, Mankind gave it up, and said, "I Quit." The Rock went back to the ring to hold his Heavyweight Title. A doctor and officials tended to the bleeding Mankind. He was placed on a stretcher, but wanted to walk out like a man, and did so. 30-Man Battle Royal • 30-Man Battle Royal, Winner: Vince McMahon - Receives Heavyweight Title shot at WrestleMania XV - Order of Entrance: Stone Cold Steve Austin, Vince McMahon, Golga, Droz, Edge, Gillberg, Steve Blackman, Dan Severn, Tiger Ali Singh, The Blue Meanie, Mabel, Jesse James, Gangrel, Kurrgan, Al Snow, Goldust, The Godfather, Kane, Ken Shamrock, Billy Gunn, Test, The Big Bossman, Triple H, Val Venis, X-Pac, Mark Henry, Jeff Jarrett, D-Lo Brown, Owen Hart, and Chyna. - Order of Elimination: Golga (by Austin), Gillberg (by Edge), Dan Severn (by Mabel), Steve Blackman (by Mabel), Tiger Ali Singh (by Mabel), The Blue Meanie (by Mabel), Droz (by Mabel), Edge (by Jesse James), Mabel (by Ministry of Darkness), Gangrel (by Jesse James), Al Snow (by Jesse James), Jesse James (by Kane), Kurrgan (by Kane), The Godfather (by Kane), Goldust (by Kane), Kane (by himself), Ken Sharmock (by Stone Cold Steve Austin), Billy Gunn (by Stone Cold Steve Austin), Test (Stone Cold Steve Austin), X-Pac (The Big Bossman), Jeff Jarrett (by Triple H), Mark Henry (by Chyna), Chyna (by Stone Cold Steve Austin), Val Venis (by Triple H), Triple H (by Stone Cold Steve Austin), Owen Hart (by Stone Cold Steve Austin), D-Lo Brown (by Stone Cold Steve Austin), The Big Bossman (by Stone Cold Steve Austin), and Stone Cold Steve Austin (by Vince McMahon). - Details: The intervals were a minute and a half. Vince McMahon was oiled up and was in termendous shape. He was completely destroyed by Stone Cold Steve Austin once he entered the ring. Golga entered the ring, but was immediately thrown out by Austin. McMahon tried to escape through the crowd, but Austin caught up with him. Both were brawling through the crowd, and then through the lobby. Both entered the restroom, but it was a set-up, because Team Corporate members popped out and attacked Austin. Meanwhile, Droz was waiting in the ring for his next opponent, which was Edge. Gillberg made his way down, and was blown away by the smoke from a fire extinguisher. The moment he entered the ring, he was thrown out by Edge. Austin was shown backstage in the women's restroom, laying in the floor. A stretcher was brought into the restroom, and Austin was hauled outside of the arena into an ambulance. Meanwhile, the action continued in the ring. Mosh was supposed to come in as the eleventh participant, but Mabel took his place, after injuring Mosh. Mabel entered and eliminated several superstars. After Edge was eliminated, The Ministry of Darkness made their way down, and captured Mabel for the next sacrifice. Mabel started to become dizzy, after The Undertaker mumbled some words to him, and attempted to hit The Undertaker, but was out-numbered. As the action continued in the ring, The Godfather and his ho's came down. The Godfather had the ho's go back with his gear, though. Kane entered the ring and took out everyone that was left. Orderlies came down, to capture Kane with a straight jacket, to take him back to the Insane Asylum. Kane eliminated himself, to escape through the crowd. Ken Shamrock was next, which brought back Vince McMahon. McMahon did color commentary, and was still legally in the Rumble. McMahon said he wanted no part of Shamrock, and claimed Austin was not coming back to the arena. Billy Gunn made his way down, with one shoe on, with his other foot wrapped in bandage because of the ankle injury. Test came down, which left Gunn out-numbered. Backstage, The Ministry of Darkness loaded Mabel in a hearse. Austin returned to the arena in the ambulance, and made his way straight to the ring. Austin went after McMahon, but Team Corporate members took care of him. The action continued, and McMahon, doing color commentary, was eager to have a superstar eliminate Austin. Jeff Jarrett came down with Debra McMichael. D-Lo Brown came down with PMS. Marlena was wearing a see-through shirt. Austin came to the outside of the ring, and poured a pitcher of cold water in McMahon's face. Chyna came down and went right at Henry. Henry was eliminated, but then Chyna was eliminated by Austin. Austin elminated the rest that were in the ring, and McMahon and him were the only two left. McMahon begged for Austin not to do anything, but both went at it on the outside of the ring. Austin threw McMahon in the crowd, hit him with a chair, and it was back in the ring. McMahon was helpless and all Austin had to do was throw him out of the ring to win the Rumble for the third consecutive row. McMahon hit a desprate low-blow, but Austin followed with the Stone Cold Stunner and a double axe-handle. The Rock came down and taunted Austin. Austin went after The Rock, and McMahon eliminated him, to become the winner of the Royal Rumble. McMahon would go onto WrestleMania XV to get a Heavyweight Title shot and would earn himself the $100,000 money. Shane McMahon, Gerald Brisco, and Pat Patterson came down to celebrate. Beers were tossed in, and all four toasted, and got on top of the ropes to drink up (ala Austin). After the recap video was shown, Team Corporate continued to celebrate with beer.

World Wrestling Federation In Your House: Rock Bottom December 13th, 1998
D-Lo Brown/Mark Henry def. Godfather/Val Venis via interference by Jacqueline who distracted Venis thus allowing "Sexual Chocalate," Mark Henry to execute a huge splash to gain the pinfall.
The Headbangers def. Golga/Kurrgan via pinfall.
Steve Blackman def. Owen Hart by count out. Owen Hart in the latter part of the match seemed disgusted and just left the ring.
The Brood(Christian,Edge,Gangrel) def. JOB Squad(Scorpio,Holly,Snow) via pinfall.
Goldust def. Jarrett by disqualification. Shawn Michaels comes to ringside and reverses the original decision which saw Jarrett as the winner, stating that Debra's use of the guitar was an illegal action. Debra therefore proceeds to strip tease very effectively, and partially into removing her bra, Blue Blazer rushes the ring to cover her up with his cape.
The New Age Outlaws def. Bossman/Shamrock to retain the Tag Team Championships.
The Rock def. Mankind via a Vince McMahon decision. During Heat, prior to the ppv, Mankind attacks the Rock backstage and according to Doctors, the Rock seriously injured the "corporate ribs," and could not work. Mankind follows up with contract stipulations stating that if the Rock could not compete, he automatically would forfeit the title and Mankind would become the new champ. Before their matchup, Mankind tells Vince to get on his knees and tell the audience that he(Mankind) never said, "I quit," during the Survivor Series, and he would happily delete what is written in fine print. Vince of course refused and Rock attacked Mankind from behind. The latter part of the match saw Mankind executing the Mandible Claw on the Rock and the Referee calling the match rendering Mankind as the victor. Vince believed otherwise, stating the Rock never said "I quit," and Mankind didn't pin him, therefore he does not get the championship. Mankind exits the arena throwing Socko into the crowd and removing the Mankind mask.
Steve Austin def. The Undertaker in the buried alive match and now is able to participate in the Royal Rumble. The ending of the match saw Kane magically appear from the grave and tombstones his brother into it. Austin has a bulldozer come out and begin dumping dirt into the hole and Hebner declares Austin the winner. Hebner and Austin then celebrate by consuming alcohol.

WWF Survivor Series: Deadly Game Report - November 15, 1998 Hosted by Jim Ross and Jerry Lawler Live from St. Louis, Missouri • First Round Match: Mankind defeated Dwayne Gill via Pinfall. -Vince McMahon made his way down. He introduced Mankind and gave a long, formal introduction to Dwayne Gill. McMahon highlighted Gill's wrestling history, and said he was a coach of the Pasadena Chargers (apparently a school football team). Mankind easily finished off Dwayne Gill within a minute. Jim Ross said that we finally figured out the conspiracy - that Mankind was McMahon's pick for the tournament. • Backstage, Kevin Kelly interviewed Sable. Sable said the only thing Jacqueline did to her on Sunday Night Heat was piss her off. She guaranteed she would defeat Jacqueline later in the show to become the new Women's Champion. • First Round Match: Al Snow defeated Jeff Jarrett (w/Debra McMichael) via Pinfall. -As the match went on, Debra McMichael got involved, but was unable to help out Jeff Jarrett. Al Snow nailed Jarrett with The Head to make the pin. Snow would meet Mankind in the Quarter-Finals of the 16-Man Heavyweight Title Tournament. • Backstage, Dok Hendrix briefly interviewed Ken Shamrock at the WWF Hotline location. Shamrock talked about 16-Man Heavyweight Title Tournament. • First Round Match: Stone Cold Steve Austin defeated The Big Bossman by Disqualification. -Vince McMahon and his associates watched the match in their locker room. The Big Bossman was a very powerful opponent for Stone Cold Steve Austin. As the physical match went on, The Big Bossman began to use his nightstick on Austin. Bossman was disqualified. He continued to attack Austin with the nightstick. Jim Ross said Bossman would probably get a big bonus for the job he was supposed to do (take out Austin). • Backstage, Michael Cole interviewed Vince McMahon. McMahon said, "there was more where that came from. The night is still young." • First Round Match: X-Pac vs. Stephen Regal resulted in a Double Elimination. -Vince McMahon and his associates watched the match from their locker room. X-Pac and Stephen Regal wrestled a long match, and ran to a Time Limit Draw (10 minutes). Vince McMahon had Commissoner Slaughter run down to declare that the match would continue. The match couldn't continue, however, because X-Pac was severely injured. Stone Cold Steve Austin would get a bye and go onto the Semi-Finals. Vince McMahon was very upset that Austin would get a bye. • First Round Match: Ken Shamrock defeated Goldust by making him submit to the Ankle Lock. -Goldust put up a tought fight for Ken Shamrock. But once he was strapped in Shamrock's Ankle Lock, he submitted. • Backstage, Michael Cole gave an update on Stone Cold Steve Austin. Cole said Austin would be able to continue in the 16-Man Heavyweight Title Tournament. • First Round Match: The Rock defeated The Big Bossman via Pinfall. -Gerald Brisco made his way in, and said Hunter Hearst Helmsley was not in the building. Helmsley would not wrestle, after he was supposedly contacted weeks before by Vince McMahon. Brisco said Helmsley would be fined once he returned. The Rock said he made sure he would have an opponent incase Helmsley no-showed. He introduced The Big Bossman, and pinned Bossman in four seconds (new record). The Rock would take on Ken Shamrock in the Quarter-Finals. • Quarter-Finals Match: The Undertaker (w/Paul Bearer) defeated Kane with the Tombstone. -The Undertaker and Kane wrestled a long match. Kane had the win with a Chokeslam, but was distracted by Paul Bearer. The Undertaker nailed Kane with the Tombstone. He made the pin with Bearer holding onto Kane's foot. Kane took out the referee afterward. • Quarter-Finals Match: Mankind defeated Al Snow by making him submit to the Mandible Claw. -Vince McMahon and his associates watched the match backstage. Mankind finally found Mr. Socko, which was wrapped around The Head. Mankind put on Mr. Socko, and stuck his fingers down the throat of Al Snow. Snow tried to fight out of the submission hold, but eventually submitted. Mankind would go onto the Semi-Finals to take on Stone Cold Steve Austin. • Quarter-Finals Match: The Rock defeated Ken Shamrock via Pinfall. -The Big Bossman made his way in as The Rock and Ken Shamrock wrestled. Both superstars were able to get out of each other's finishing maneuvers when they were executed. The Big Bossman distracted the referee and threw in the nightstick to Shamrock. The Rock intercepted the nightstick, however, and clocked Shamrock with it. Rock made the pin, and would go onto to the Semi-Finals to take on The Undertaker. • Backstage, Michael Cole interviewed Paul Bearer. Bearer basically cut a promo, as he said The Undertaker would become the Heavyweight Champion. • Sable defeated Jacqueline (w/Marc Mero) with the Sable Bomb to become the new Women's Champion. -Shane McMahon refereed the match. At one point, Sable delivered the Sable Bomb to Marc Mero on the floor that was outside of the ring. After Sable countered Jacqueline's Tornado DDT, she hit yet another Sable Bomb. Sable secured the pin to become the new WWF Women's Champion. • Semi-Finals Match: Mankind defeated Stone Cold Steve Austin via Pinfall. -Vince McMahon and his associates had their ringside seats. Stone Cold Steve Austin and Mankind wrestled a close match. Austin nailed the Stone Cold Stunner, but McMahon pulled out the referee and began to beat up on him. Mankind put the Mandible Claw on Austin, but Austin countered with another Stone Cold Stunner. Referee. Shane McMahon ran down but wouldn't make the pin. He flipped off Austin and was on his dad's side the entire time. Gerald Brisco ran into the ring, and hit Austin on the head with a chair. Mankind made the pin, with Shane doing the counting, and would go onto the Finals. The McMahon's and the associates took off in their limousine. Austin got into a car and chased after them. • Semi-Finals Match: The Rock defeated The Undertaker (w/Paul Bearer) by Disqualification. -The Big Bossman was at ringside. As The Rock went for the People's Elbow, Big Bossman held onto his legs. Kane came into the ring, and attacked The Rock. The Rock took the victory by Disqualification. Kane and The Undertaker brawled throughout the crowd. The Rock would take on Mankind in the Finals of the WWF Heavyweight Title Tournament. • Backstage, Michael Cole interviewed Mankind. Mankind said, "Do you smell what the sock is cookin'?" • The New Age Outlaws defeated The Headbangers and D-Lo Brown and Mark Henry, to retain the Tag Team Titles. -Before the match, The New Age Outlaws did their introduction and promised they would retain the Tag Team Titles. It was a very unique Triple Threat-Tag Team Title match. After Billy Gunn was finally tagged in, he nailed D-Lo Brown with a Piledriver, to let The New Age Outlaws retain the Tag Team Titles. • Finals: The Rock defeated Mankind by making submit to the Sharpshooter, -Before the match, Vince and Shane McMahon, along with The Big Bossman, were shown talking backstage. Apparently, they were still inside the Keil Center. They later made their ways down to the ring, and were whispering to each other throughout the match. Mankind and The Rock took several chair shots. Jim Ross said that referee, Earl Hebner had orders that there would be no disqualifications or count-outs. The Rock and Mankind used the commentating tables to wear down each other. The Rock put Mankind in the Sharpshooter, and the referee was told to immediately ring the bell. The Rock became the new WWF Heavyweight Champion. The Rock hugged Vince and Shane McMahon, and was in on it with them the entire time. Vince McMahon said no one was stupid as Mankind. He insulted Stone Cold Steve Austin. He congratulated The Rock and said it was an Academy Award performance for Shane. Shane said he was like his dad afterall. Mankind said he didn't get it. McMahon said for Mankind to "get this," as The Rock attacked Mankind. The McMahon's and The Rock celebrated. Stone Cold Steve Austin ran-in. He stunned The Rock and then Mankind.