WRESTLEMANIA 20-WHERE IT ALL BEGINS AGAIN
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The dvd was great with stunning extras but the video was really really bad with no extras and not even the whole show on it. As for the wrestling event itself it was a great Mania with some really bad matches but also some best of all time classics like HBK vs. HHH vs. Benoit, Eddie Guerrero vs. Kurt Angle, Cruiserweight open, Rock n Sock connection vs. Evolution and Jericho(king of the world) vs. Christian. Summerslam is coming up in 1.5 weeks and it also has an awsome card. Here are the WM 20 Matches sorted.

Classics

Jericho vs. Christian

Rock/Foley vs. Evolution

Cruiserweight open

E.Guerreo vs. Kurt Angle

Triple H vs. Benoit vs. Triple H

Average

Cena vs. Show

Raw Fatal fourway

Undertaker vs. Kane

Bad

Torrie/Sable vs. Jackie/Stacy

Smackdown fatal fourway

Goldberg vs. Lesnar

Molly vs. Victoria

Summerslam is coming up and you should order that it is going to be awsome here is the card in predicted order

Mysterio/Kidman/Londan vs. Dudley Boyz/Spike Dudley

Kane vs. Matt Hardy-Til death do us part match

John Cena vs. Booker T

Eddie Guerrero vs. Kurt Angle

Edge vs. Jericho vs. Batista

JBL vs. The Undertaker

Triple H vs. Eugene

Chris Benoit vs. Randy Orton
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I think this was one of the best WM's of all times all because of the last 2 matchs.  The Undertaker/Kane match.  Kane dropped a Tombstone on the UNdertaker, But kicked out?  Later, Undertaker had to drop 3 tombstones  to get the win.  Kane lift after tombstoning Taker on a table.
Then the  Championship, HBK w/ Tyson as Enforcer vs. Stone Cold Steve Austin.  Austin  wins b/c tyson trned on HBK and gave Austin a fast 3 count.  Other  match:
30 men battle royal  Rock vs. Shamrock (IC Champ) HHH vs. Owen  Hart (European Champs) Taka vs. Ugala (Please excuse my spelling) Cactus  Jack & Chainsaw Charlie vs. The New Age Outlasw  (Tag Champs)
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OVER THE LIMIT 2012

1.[PEOPLE POWER BATTLE ROYAL]-the night opens with a battle royal in which the winner gets a shot at the I-C or U.S. title, which ever they want. Of course like any battle royal it is fun and fast paced. These are always favorites of mine so you know I loved it. The returning Christian gets the job done here and gets a title shot later in the night.

2.[TAG TTILES]R-TRUTH & KOFI KINGSTON VS DOLPH ZIGGLER & JACK SWAGGER-we follow that up with a great tag match in which both teams look wonderful. Of course we get the back and forth momentum changes and the heels cutting one guy off from another to build the hot tag. This match is full of action and proves how good each of these guys are. Truth and Kofi keep the belts in a great tag match.

3.[DIVAS TITLE]LAYLA VS BETH PHOENIX-this was a pretty good Divas match with some nice counters and near falls. The action moves at a good pace and both women do a good job. Layla retains in a good effort from both women, I miss them.

4.[WORLD TITLE]SHEAMUS VS RANDY ORTON VS CHRIS JERICHO VS ALBERTO DEL RIO-this was an excellent fatal four way match with four of the top guys. Of course alliances are throughout the match only to fall apart since it is every man for himself. There are various near finishes in the match with fast and furious action. Every man seems like they have the match won at various points but in the end Sheamus retains the title.

5. THE MIZ VS BRODUS CLAY-this is one of those filler matches that isn't bad but isn't really PPV worthy either. Miz pulls off some Thriller moves in this match for us while Clay uses his size to his advantage. Decent match with Miz doing most of the work here, also I do enjoy the ladies at ringside here.

6.[I-C TITLE]CODY RHODES VS CHRISTIAN-when Christian won the battle royal earlier he had the choice of U.S or C title to go for. At first it seemed he would go for the U.S. title but after Cody a little cocky backstage he decided to go for the I-C title. This was a good match with the crowd all the way behind Christian in his return singles match. Of course Cody didn't help that with his promo earlier before the match which was great. Good match here that flows at a nice pace with Christian coming out on top with the title in hand.

7.[WWE TITLE]CM PUNK VS DANIEL BRYAN-why this wasn't the main event is beyond me as it stole the show. These two put on an amazing performance and I still cant see why Vince didn't let this go on last. This was a great back and forth match full of everything you would expect from these two. They are the two best in the game right now [or at least when Punk returns] and deliver every time, especially against each other. This is easily the best match on the card with pure wrestling, wrestling, it had to be said twice. The finish with Punk winning is great, I love the way they played it here.

8. RYBACK VS CAMACHO-this was one of those squash match for Ryback when he was still undefeated. He pretty much runs through Camacho here for the easy win.

9.[NO DQ/COUNTOUT MATCH]JOHN CENA VS JOHN LAURINATITS-now earlier I stated wrestling twice in the Punk/Bryan match because here it was all about the entertainment. This was all about Cena beating Johnny Ace all over the place. It was entertaining and there were some hilarious moments on commentary here. But after Cena beat him down the whole time Ace got in a few hits and then finally escaped. He was promptly brought back by The Big Show who he had previously fired. Things went south after that though as Show knocked out Cena and helped Ace win the match and save his job.

This was a good event over all with some great matches especially that Punk/Bryan match. As a special feature we get an interview with Sheamus with the great Matt Striker.
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Well, it's basically the same Smackdown we have been playing for years with some minor improvements and additions, which is either good or bad depending on how you look at it.  The graphics are much improved from the PS2 days, especially the wrestler faces.  Practically every wrestler looks very close to their real-life counterpart.  The gameplay is very smooth and more realistic than ever.  The new fighting styles and improved "Ultimate Control" moves add much-needed depth to the classic Smackdown fighting engine.  I love the fact that they included many ECW wrestlers and some good legends, such as Sandman, Sabu, CM Punk, Terry Funk, Rick Rude, and more.  And finally Jeff Hardy is back in a WWE game (first appearance since Shut Your Mouth in 2002)!!!  The only thing that sucks is that they copied and pasted Stone Cold and The Rock from SvR 2007...I swear the character models, animations, and attires are exactly the same.  I never once saw The Rock wear those tights with the blue-green lettering.  Plus their entrance animations are WAY off - I don't know who mo-capped these entrances, but they obviously weren't very big fans of the "Attitude" era.  One cool thing Yukes DID add, though, is alternate DX attires for Triple H and HBK.  Very nice!

The 24/7 mode is kinda boring...it's like they combined GM mode and Season, but it just doesn't work as well as it should.  There is no continuity and the storylines make little to no sense at times...oh wait, that IS just like the real WWE.  Way to represent the brand faithfully, Yukes!  But seriously, am I the only fan who misses the old-school season mode from games like WrestleMania 2000?  You fight you way up from the lower card to the mid card (winning, defending, and losing multiple titles along the way) and eventually reach the upper echelon and fight for the WWE title at WrestleMania.  No stupid nonsense storylines, no space-consuming voiceovers, just lots of matches with the ultimate goal of winning (and successfully defending) the WWE title.  I swear I miss the old days.  On the bright side, Tournament mode is back!  Or some refer to this as King of the Ring.  I am very addicted to this mode, so it's such a welcome addition in my opinion.  Now if they would only bring back the "I Quit" matches...

Online kinda sucks.  They just can't seem to eliminate the lag.  Oh well, I never play Smackdown online anyways because of the cheaters, so it's a dead issue for me.

The commentary is, well, pretty horrendous.  JBL sounds like he's mentally handicapped or something.  Just turn it off as soon as you get the chance.

Finally we can import our own tracks for the CAW entrance themes!!!  And you can update themes for the existing wrestlers, too.  Very cool!

Anyways, everything else is pretty good.  The match types have not really been updated (just minor fixes), the A.I is still dumb, and there are lots of little glitches and other things that I could nitpick all day long, but that's the case with every new Smackdown game, so it was all expected.  At the end of the day, this is still a very fun game - probably the most fun I've had since Here Comes the Pain in 2003.  The little additions to the gameplay (especially the new hardcore weapon moves and high-flying moves) really do add a lot to make the game feel fresh, especially after last year's somewhat dull offering.  If you're a fan of the WWE or past Smackdown games, you'll want to pick this up ASAP.  Anyone else, rent it first, but I think everyone that plays this will find something to enjoy.
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Nearly every match was good on this one! Even the weaker bouts had memorable moments in them. The opener was The Hardy Boyz & Lita Vs. Test, Albert (now known as A-Train) & Trish Stratus! This is one of the best mixed tag team matches I've ever seen. From a male standpoint, I have to say that Trish was looking hot in hot pink! Not much from a wrestler standpoint though she's improved greatly in that area since this match. I think this was Lita's big break as a figure in WWF as well.
Eddie Gurrerro Vs. Saturn was average at best. Disappointing since both men are great performers. TAZZ Vs. Al Snow was more of a display for TAZZ and his skills. Rikishi Vs. Val Venis wasn't good except for seeing Rikishi splash Val from the top of the cage! That made the match for me!
The triple main event pretty much lived up to expectations in my view. First, The Undertaker (in his American Badass form) Vs. Kurt Angle. This was pretty much a squash for UT though you see flashes of the greatness we would see later on from Angle. Not bad.
Next was Triple H Vs. Chris Jericho in a Last Man Standing match! I still watch this match as this is when "The Game" put on great matches (though lately he has been getting back to that form and I am glad)! Jericho was great in this as well! Lots of blood so if you are squemish, don't watch!
Now, The Rock Vs. Chris Benoit was a pleasant surprise! I love the Rock but even I'll admit that Benoit is superior in terms of technical wrestling but The Rock kept up with him pretty well! The false ending with Mick Foley was a nice touch as well as The Rock (barely) held onto the WWF Title after it looked like Benoit had won!
Overall, its worth the money. WWF/WWE PPV's were generally good throughout 2000 but this one was one of the top five in my view!
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Hardcore Champion Billy Gunn versus Bob Holly and Al Snow

This was a pretty good way to start the show. It was short, fast paced and fairly exciting. Not the best match on the card, but not bad.

WWF Tag Team Champions Owen Hart and Jeff Jarrett versus Test and D'Lo Brown

Although it is always nostalgic to watch an Owen Hart match, this one was short and uninteresting. The team of Test and D'Lo Brown was thrown together prior to the beginning of Wrestlemania XV and there was little chemistry in the match.

Butterbean versus Bart Gunn

Very quick, this match is known solely for ending Bart Gunn's WWF career. It was a legitimate match and ended after about thirty seconds.

The Big Show versus Mankind

Another very short match, though it was somewhat entertaining. A lame ending ruined the contest.

Intercontinental Champion Road Dogg versus Goldust, Ken Shamrock and Val Venis (Four Corners Match)

This was a pretty good match with four guys who can put on a decent show. It was nicely paced and definitely entertaining. It is one of the best matches on the card, which is a probably since it was not that good.

Kane versus Triple H

Like the Big Show/Mankind match, this one was ruined by a lame ending. Fortunately, it was given more time and both wrestlers looked good. It's worth watching.

Women's Champion Sable versus Tori

There is not much to say here. A short match, typical of women's matches.

European Champion Shane McMahon versus X-Pac

Although Shane McMahon is not a wrestler by trade, this was actually a pretty good match, though it was marred by interference which led to yet another lame ending.

The Big Bossman versus the Undertaker (Hell in a Cell Match)

A pretty dull match as far as Hell in a Cell matches go, though it was one of the better matches of this event. It is better known for the infamous ending which featured the Big Bossman hung from the top of the cell.

WWF Champion the Rock versus Steve Austin

This was a decent main event and probably the best match on the card, but it was definitely the worst of the three Rock/Austin matches are Wrestlemania. The match dragged in the middle and only picked up in the last couple minutes.

All in all, this was a very disappointing Wrestlemania. It featured a decent card but way too many cheap disqualification/interference endings and the rest of the matches were either thrown together too quickly or were way too short. The main event was average, as far as Wrestlemania main events go. There really is no reason to buy this DVD as there is not even one outstanding match.
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The 2001 Backlash still stands as the best Backlash so far. With a last man standing match, a hardcore match, a 30 minute ultimate submission match, and four of the baddest men in the WWE fighting in the main event, this is definately worth it.

Dudley Boyz vs. X-Factor:

This was okay for an opener. The crowd was chanting for tables the whole match. I never saw X-Factor live, but they sure made a unique tag team. X-Factor wins after the "X Marks the Spot" double drop kick. After the match X-Pac gets sent through a table, courteosy of the Dudley Boyz. 7/10

Hardcore Championship Match

Rhyno [Champion] vs. Raven:

Brutal hardcore match. Raven gets hammered by a shopping cart, then both men knock each other around with steel chairs and trash cans. Painful moment was when Rhyno gored the shopping cart after Raven moved. Rhyno prevails and hits the gore on Raven to win. 8.5/10

Duchess of Queensburry Match

Chris Jericho vs. William Regal:

Okay, first of all they kept changing the damn rules everytime Jericho kept winning. First there was a time limit, then no submissions to win the match, finally no disqualifications. Jericho finally put the Walls of Jericho on the Dutchess, who was at ringside, until Regal clobbers him with a chair to win. 7.5/10 strange match because of the stipulations and the Dutchess angle.

30-Minute Ultimate Submission Match

Kurt Angle vs. Chris Benoit:

This was one great match. These two guys had some of the best technical wrestling in 2001 and this was the highlight of their fued. The man who had the most submission victories at the end wins. Both men managed to make the other tap out to arm bars, and their own holds. At around 10 minutes left Angle had about 3 submissions and Benoit had 2. Then at the last second Benoit makes Angle tap out to Angle's own hold and the match ended.

The answer to the unclear winner was sudden death, and after a few minutes Benoit managed to make Angle tap out with the crossface. 10/10 Nice match, the best one these two had in 2001.

Last Man Standing Match

Big Show vs. Shane McMahon:

The ironic thing was that these two were allies just one year prior to this match. Some weapons were used by Shane O' Mack, including a kendo stick, a steel chair, and even an rag soaked in ether. An appearance by Mr. McMahon and Test made the match that more exciting.

The ending was unbelievable, as Shane climbs 50 feet up a scaffold and gives an elbow drop to the Big Show! Shane McMahon wins a brutal Last Man Standing Match. 9/10

European Championship

Triple Threat Match

Eddie Guerreroe vs. Christian vs. Matt Hardy [Champion]:

To tell the truth, I don't know why this match was on the card, it was the second worst match on the DVD. Edge and Jeff Hardy both make appearances and Jeff helps his brother win the match. 7/10

World Heavyweight Title/Intercontinental Title/Tag Team Titles match

Stone Cold Steve Austin [World Heavyweight Champion] and Triple H [Intercontinental Champion] vs. Kane and the Undertaker [Tag Team champions]

Winners take all:

This was a wild 20 minute plus brawl between the tag team champions and the Intercontinental champion and the World Heavyweight champion. All through the match both Stone Cold and Triple H tried to leave going through the crowd but the Brothers of Destruction chased them down. Stephanie was at ringside and gets knocked down after trying to help out her husband.

Kanes arm was a big red bullseye because in the weeks prior he was beaten up and his arm was bandaged. Then Mr. McMahon makes an appearance again with a sledgehammer and Triple H nails Kane in the head with the sledgehammer. Triple H and Stone Cold Steve Austin win the tag team titles. 9/10

The main event, last man standing match, ultimate submission match, and the hardcore match are four very good reasons why to get this DVD. And to think most people are saying this is one of the worst ppvs of 2001! 2004 would have killed for a ppv like this....
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* The AWA Tag Team Championship
* Intercontinental Championship Ladder Match vs. Razor Ramon at WrestleMania X
* Iron Man Match vs. Bret Hart at WrestleMania XII
* No-Holds-Barred Match vs. Big Daddy Cool Diesel
* WWE Championship Match vs. Mankind King of the Ring 1998
* Hell in a Cell vs. Undertaker
* Non-Sanctioned Match vs. Triple H at Summerslam 2002

What fantastic matches. Though if you buy both you don't pay for the same matches twice at least.
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by Justin Ballard of Enuffa.com

Chad "The Doc" Matthews of LordsofPain.net fame is back with another countdown of the top 100 something-or-others of the WrestleMania Era (for Doc's purposes that's 1983 to the present).  While his previous tomes focused on the greatest stars and champions of said era, his latest volume deals with the top 100 matches and rivalries of the past 35 years in both WWE and WCW.

Matthews' intent here is to create an objective match/feud ranking, taking into account not only the quality of key matches, but the buildup to them, the character interactions, and the feud's overall impact on the business for its time (The end of the book covers his scoring methodology in detail if you're interested).  After poring through decades of matches and moments, Chad put each candidate head-to-head with its peers in an attempt to nail down a definitive Top 100 that any wrestling fan can reasonably agree with.  As with all art forms, there is of course an unavoidable element of subjectivity when trying to argue that Match/Rivalry A is better than B, but Matthews does present a lucid, pretty compelling argument for the placement of each entry.

There are definitely inclusions (and exclusions) I didn't agree with, but I have to give the author credit for making a strong case for his rankings.  For example Hulk Hogan vs. Shawn Michaels being in the top 40, above many other feuds/matches I would deem far superior.  I wasn't a fan of this feud or match in general at the time and I've never felt the urge to revisit it.  But between Hogan-HBK drawing a very strong buyrate, Shawn managing to carry the entire feud on his own (Hogan opted not to appear on basically any TV leading up to the match), and Shawn getting out of Hogan one of his best-ever bouts (though hardly one of Shawn's best), I can at least appreciate why Matthews rates it so highly.  If you've read Doc's LOP columns you already know he's a fair and well-reasoned debater, and that comes across in the book as well.

For the most part though I agreed with the 100 matches and rivalries on the list, even if I didn't necessarily agree with some of the placements.  The top 10 however is tough to argue with.  I won't spoil them here, but none of them should surprise you.  Each is a classic feud that either changed the business, provided great television moments and/or led to spectacular in-ring battles.

This book is a breeze to page through and carries with it a pleasantly nostalgic tone; you'll find yourself saying "Yeah, that match was amazing," or "That feud was the balls!"  As a 30+ year wrestling fan myself I'm able to grasp the historical perspective for just about everything covered in the book (I wasn't around for Ric Flair vs. Harley Race for instance, but I experienced all the inclusions from late '86 on as they happened).  Nearly  every significant WWF/E and NWA/WCW bout and rivalry is represented here, either in the top 100 ranking or in the Honorable Mention chapter; Doc leaves almost nothing out.

Whether you're a longtime wrestling fan reminiscing some of your favorite old-school feuds and matches or a newbie hoping to gain some insight into the great bouts of the 80s and 90s, The Greatest Matches and Rivalries of the WrestleMania Era is a fun little trip down memory lane.

Now I challenge Doc to write a similar book about New Japan.....
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Buy this DVD if you want to witness the greatest WrestleMania of all-time.  See what happens at the end when "Stone Cold" Steve Austin and The Rock meet and go one on one!  What will happen if a certain someone get's involved in this matchup?  Get the DVD and find out!  See father vs son as Vince McMahon prepares to do battle against the new owner of WCW Shane McMahon in one helluva fight that sees Shane do an awesome move at the end of the match!  See The Undertaker battle Triple H in an awesome match!  Will The Undertaker still be undefeated at WrestleMania events after this matchup?  Find Out when you buy this DVD!  Plus you'll get to see TLC2 with The Hardy's vs The Dudley's vs Edge and Christian this match alone is worth the price of this DVD!  In addition to that you will get to see more great matches featuring Chris Benoit, Kurt Angle, Kane, Chris Jericho, William Regal, Big Show, Eddy Guerrero, Chyna and all of your other favoirte WWF SuperStars!  Truly the ULTIMATE DVD to own, get yours today!
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The card for this ppv looked great. The match I was most looking forward to was Eddie vs. Chavo. It only recieved 8 minutes and was just average. Same story for the rest of the undercard too. HHH-Micheals in a last man standing match was really good, but it could've had a better ending. The real standout on this ppv was the Royal Rumble. Benoit finally won a big match and he gets his shot at the title at Wrestlemania 20. The rumble match was also the best rumble match ever, just surpassing 1992.
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This was the first Pay Per View DVD I picked up in a long time due to the Road to Wrestlemania making me want to be up to date on WWE. Also, the awesome cover stood out to me so...yeah. Survivor Series was always my favorite event, and the card was somewhat unimpressing.

1. Bonus Traditional Survivor Series Elimination Match:
Rey Mysterio, Sin Cara, Justin Gabriel, Tyson Kidd, and Brodus Clay vs Darren Young, Titus O' Neil, Primo, Epico, and Tensai
  The first time I watched this match I found it to be an enjoyable, fast-paced opener. Then I realized that this match was a little too typical as an example for any tag team match. Started with a young competitor on the babyface team over his head facing Tensai. Time and time again for 18 minutes the heel team dominates. Then the one on the good team would get hot. As the good one tags in another member, the bad competitor the tags in Titus O' Neil over and over again. The only enjoyable part of this match was the high flying action to the outside which ended with Brodus Clay's elimination.
5 out of 10

2. Divas Championship Match:
Eve (c) vs Kaitlyn
  I usually skip the Divas matches then I realized that they are short an I am watching the whole event. I didn't know who Kaitlyn is, but she impresses me compared to the new Divas who make no sense to WWE. This match included some outside action as well as unique maneuvers by Kaitlyn herself. Actually better than the first match.
7/10

3. United States Championship Match:
Antonio Cesaro (c) vs R-Truth
  There is a Swedish United States Champion.
4/10

At this point a fairly humorous promo by AJ aimed against Vickie Guerrero

4. World Heavyweight Championship Match:
Big Show (c) vs Sheamus
  I find 2012 to be a poor year to me due to the fact that I found Smackdown matches unwatchable. Then I realized that RAW is not at its prime and that I should ignore the spoilers for once. On paper I was amazed that Alberto Del Rio finally gave up and that I thought that the match would be held in the Cell. The match itself was good at Hell in a Cell.  The match here at Survivor Series was good with both superstars putting on usual but entertaining spots to each other. They are both alike and well rounded with their move sets.
8/10
*Note that Sheamus has noticeable acne on his left boob*

5. Traditional Survivor Series Elimination Match
Team Mick Foley (Randy Orton, The Miz, Kofi Kingston, Daniel Bryan and Kane) vs Team Ziggler (Dolph Ziggler, Alberto Del Rio, Damien Sandow, David Otunga and Wade Barrett)
  This was the expected Survivor Series match that was going to be good. Signs were that rivalries were entered in the match, it was later in the event, and Randy Orton is in it. Orton tends to be in the better elimination matches. The biggest superstars were used to make an actually good match on this card. I was most impressed with the moves put on by Kofi Kingston, Daniel Bryan, Alberto Del Rio, Wade Barrett and Dolph Ziggler. This kind of match keeps Survivor Series alive. The end is the best part.
8/10

6. WWE Championship Triple Threat Match
CM Punk (c) vs John Cena vs Ryback
  I had mixed thought about whether this match would be good or not. My opinion was that it was decent. The match started with Cena and Ryback both targeting Punk. They both put on good spots against one another when Punk was taken out. Punk and Ryback created the best spots. The two occasionally used big moves to screw each other. Cena just did the same moves. Overall, Ryback experienced the most damage in a series of events that is extremely rare to happen during one match.
8/10
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Wrestlemania 21 was one of the best WM's of All time

1) Eddie Gurrerro vs. Rey Mysterio

Steller performance by these ellite athletes. Rey Rey picks up the win. Not as great as there matches in the past but ok opener.

4/5

2) Money in the bank ladder match

World Title match on the line

Jericho vs. Benoit vs. Kane vs. Benjiman vs. Christian vs. Edge

Great Raw Opener. Some big highlight moves in this one. Didn't steal the show but was good enough to tie it with TLC II from WM X-Seven. Edge wins it

5/5

3)Randy Orton vs. Undertaker

Great match between these two. Taker and Orton have great chemistry in this match. Taker wins and continues his undefeated streak.

5/5

4) Women's Championship Match

Chrissy (w/ Lita) vs. Trish Stratus (Champion)

Not as boring as Sumo match but pretty wasteful of my time

1/5

5) Shawn Michaels vs. Kurt Angle

BEST MATCH OF THE NIGHT. Kurt and Shawn put there hearts into this match. Defenatly best wrestling match. As great as Benoit/Angle at Wrestlemania X-seven. Angle wins it

6/5

6) Sumo Match

Big Show vs. Akebono

ZZZZZZZZ. Poor show he was put into this pathedic match

0/5

7) WWE Championship

Smackdown Main Event

John Cena vs. JBL (Champion)

This match should have been alittle longer. Watch this match so you can see JBL lose the title.

3/5

8) Main Event

World Heavyweight Championship

Triple H (Champion) vs. Batista

Great Main Event. These 2 brought the house down. Not as good as WM 20 main event. But still good. Batista wins it.

5/5

OVERALL: this Mania was awesome. Get it today you'll love it.
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Wrestlemania IX. had somewhat of a silly premise as all the broadcasters have one big "toga party" but it does include the WWF debut of Jim Ross. The outdoor setting at Caesar Palace helps make for a good show as well.
The WWF Title changes hands twice in one evening as Hulk Hogan returns to challenge the new champion, Yokozuna after his controversial World Title victory over Bret Hart.
We also get to see The Undertaker take on the massive Giant Gonzolaez, Crush battles not one but two Doinks, and the undefeated Tatanka takes on Intercontinental Champion, Shawn Michaels who brings out his special guest, Luna Vachon.
WRESTLEMANIA IX will best be remembered as one of the most unique Wrestlemanias. While not the best, it sure had its share of great moments.
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THIS SHOW WAS EXCELLENT may be more intense than Wrestlemania XIX which had according to me only one greeeeat match and you know which one if you look at my name...
So let's go back to judgment day BROTHER!
Benoit and his friends did a good opening contest ,fast ,may be too fast against gli italiani VAI VAI VAI! Very good match but too short.
MR AMMMMEriCA is back ,not dusty rhodes dude,Hogan gave us a classical fight but hogan is hogan if u know what i mean...
Now ladies and gentlemen USA VS FRA .La Rsistance represents my country ?What a poor attire for those 2 guys;;;!!!Nobody ,i mean nobody wears "berets" in France since the time the Titanic sank around 1912 man,what a shame for two talented men who fought against steiner and the hal-fasshaircuttedpunk named TEST, test what?
Stacy was there and it was entertainning for once,for a steiner's match...Nobody cared about the issue but the americans AHAHAHAHH, it was fine after all.
Another great match was the one oppposing SABLE AND TORRIE in a bikini contest,DON'T MISS THIS ONE ,girls goes wild sometimes...
Trple H flew right trough a table ,think he won't forget this event?
The battle royal for the InterREcontinental Title was very desapointing with 5 men out after 10 secondes,Why the bookers did that?Christian won ,a new push for a skinny 'chump!
Eddie and Tajiri did a good perf in a non appropriate ladder confrontation because of the injurie of Chavo,the match was good but if you saw The HardyZ before at LADDERS 1,2,3..ect you will forget this one with some phone called moves.
Brock Lesnar took Big show to the skys in this show by putting him on a truck to bring him out of the ring in this "STRETXCHA MATCH " MAN i hope this one will never, EVER ,Happen ,Again!
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I highly recommend owning this. Never has WWE done such a superb job chronicling an event's entire history from inception to it's end, and I would love to see more releases like this for other classic PPV series.
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This DVD is #20 on the 130 greatest WWE DVD's.  This was worth seeing just for the Main Event.  Jesse Ventura was a great referee for this match.

Stone Cold Stev Austin vs. Mankind vs. Triple H was a great match with Jesse Ventura as guest referee and Austin lost the title to Mankind who drops it to Triple H the next night on RAW.

This DVD is overall getting just for this match alone and you will not be disappointed with the rest of the card.