Best (and worst) WWE PPV since 1999

1999 was an interesting year WWE When they continued to rule the WCW in the war on Monday night. But things like Steve Austin and the Undertaker were on the shelves in the fall of 1999, allowing people like Rock and Triple H to step up to the plate in the absence of them. Additionally, Big Show and Chris Jericho were recruited, while Olympic gold medalist Kurt Angle also made his WWE debut. There were some quality in regards to the PPV that WWE released in 1999, but some were very unshiny and wasted time.

The WWE Championship changed hands at WWE’s traditional “Big 4” event for the first time in three years, and WWE’s title changed its record 11 times in 1999.

Worst: Survivor Series

Big Show stepped into the final time to win the WWE Championship

Survivor Series I remember that 1999 was infamous that the whodunnit storyline began when Steve Austin eloped and returned to 2000. Austin’s neck issue resurfaced, and he was also scheduled to challenge Triple H in the WWE Championship in a smash triple threat match featuring Rock. However, Austin couldn’t compete with the big show that would replace him, and the show became the new WWE champion.

While most of the card’s traditional Survivor Series eliminated matches were poor, Chyna and Chris Jericho’s Intercontinental Championship matches were the card’s underrated gem. Kurt Angle made her WWE debut, with Ivory, ruler of the WWE women’s champions losing her team.

Best: St. Valentine’s Day Massacre: At Your Home

21 years of your home final

PPV is stuck Royal Rumble and Wrestlemania It’s rarely better than both shows. good, St. Valentine’s Day Massacre: At Your Home This is an exception. There were several good matches, including Chyna and Kane’s victory over DX’s Triple H and X-PAC. Bob Holly and Al Snow ended up on the Mississippi River in a WWE Hardcore Championship match.

The match between the final man in the WWE Championship and the Rock was undoubtedly a night match, and they couldn’t separate without a draw. In the main event, “Big Show” Paul Wight made his debut, but costly as Steve Austin was put into the cage and managed to get away in a match against McMahon.

Worst: WrestleMania 15

WrestleMania 15 was one of the worst WrestleManias in history

Despite the star power of the card WrestleMania 15WWE couldn’t perform an excellent WrestleMania. The show felt like a glorious version of Raw with matches such as the World Tag Team Championship and the Women’s Championship matches of no quality from Wrestlemania.

Bart Gunn’s WWE career ended with a bluffing loss to Butterbean in all boxing matches, with Shane McMahon maintaining the European Championship against the X-PAC and making his in-ring WrestleMania debut. Plus, while hell for Undertaker and Big Boss Man in Cell’s match was boring, Steve Austin regained the WWE Championship from Rock in an excellent main event.

Best: Full Road

A consistently good match at the show

The summer of 1999 became hot in WWE, Full Load It was an amazingly good PPV. It wasn’t a good night to become champions as the InterContinental, Tag Team, European and Hardcore Championships changed hands in the first four matches. Road Dogg and X-Pac secured the rights to the DX name, while Triple H defeated his rival The Rock to become the No. 1 contender for the WWE Championship Summer Slam With a strap match.

Steve Austin’s latest chapter and the WWE Championship Undertaker rivalry were the first blood match with a massive regulations. Austin became the only champion to hold the title, and McMahon was banned from competing in WWE TV. Obviously, he resurfaced a few months later.

Worst: No Mercy (UK)

Star-studded main event with lots of filler on the card

The two firsts There is no mercy PPV in 1999, the first to cross the pond in Manchester, England. The cards lacked quality and the Ministry of Business was very well referred. Tiger Ali Singh and light heavyweight champion Gilberg opened the show, the worst way possible to start the show, setting the tone for the show.

Shane McMahon and X-PAC rematched at the European Championships, with Shane Omack winning again. Billy Gunn has a big victory over former WWE champion humanity, and Steve Austin has seen Corporate Ministries Triple H and Undertaker in a triple threat match to maintain the WWE Championship despite the stacks against him.

Best: Rebound

Rebound that compensates for the overwhelming WrestleMania 15

WrestleMania 15 was a hellish scene, Repulsion 1999 made up for that much. The cards were stacked again, and another Steve Austin and Rock WWE Championship match were found.

The Undertaker tried to incorporate MMA style into his match against Kenshamrock, but the match turned out to be a monotonous event. Triple H and X-PAC played solid matches, similar to Al Snow’s WWE Hardcore Championship victory over Hardcore Holly.

Worst: King of the Ring

One of the PPVs in the worst attitude era

The 1995 King of the Ring Tournament has won many flacks as the 1999 event was nearly two seconds long and is the worst in WWE history. The King of the Ring Tournament itself is weak, with Billy Gun defeating previous DX’s stable X-PAC in the final to win the tournament.

The WWE Championship match between the Undertaker and X-PAC is nothing special, with the Hardy Boys defeating Edge and Christian to become the No. 1 contender for the World Tag Team Championship. In the main event, McMahons regained WWE’s sole ownership when WWE defeated Steve Austin in a handicap ladder match.

Best: Summer Slam

Titles are fully modified with stacked cards

The title theme has changed from the fully loaded one Summer Slam 1999. Ivory’s WWE Women’s Championship match with Tori was a much worse night, but she was the only champion to come and go as a champion. Jeff Jarrett won the InterContinental & European Championship, while Al Snow followed them with Road Dog, taking on commentary duties and regaining the Hardcore Championship from Big Boss Man.

It was fascinating that Shane McMahon and Test’s love either love her or left her battle of Greenwich Street. In the main event, humanity unexpectedly won the third WWE Championship by watching Steve Austin and Triple H in a triple threat match with Jesse “Body” Ventura as a special guest umpire.

Worst: Beyond the edge

The show continued to be a controversial after a tragic incident

Beyond the edge 1999 was one of the darkest days in WWE history. Owen Hart tragically died after falling from a platform suspended above the ring. It was difficult to tackle the match as many wrestlers continued their shows and were interested in their colleagues.

Intercontinental champion Jeff Jarrett and WWE women’s champion Debra are scheduled to compete shortly after the incident, both visibly shaking. Moreover, the action in the ring wasn’t the best in the night, and the Undertaker overlooked the defeat of Steve Austin for his third WWE Championship.

Best: There is no mercy

Chyna made history by becoming the first woman to win the InterContinental Championship

American version There is no mercy In 1999, he blew the British version of No Mercy 1999 out of the park. It was a groundbreaking moment as China defeated Jeff Jarrett for the WWE InterContinental Championship, becoming the first woman to win the prestigious InterContinental Championship.

The Hardy Boys and Edge & Christian all made stars in the evening games. The actual brothers won the first tag team ladder match. Other notable results include Locke, who beat the British Bulldogs, and the 76-year-old Mula, ending the reign of Ivory’s WWE Women’s Championship. Triple H and Steve Austin’s No Holds Barred Match for the WWE Championship were a great way to shut down a solid PPV.