January 2000: Royal Rumble, Madison Square Garden

• TAZZ v. KURT ANGLE
  Kurt Angle, who debuted in November 1999 at Survivor Series, had been undefeated going into this match, which was against a "mystery opponent."  Tazz, who made his debut at this event, had been hyped since after Survivor Series, with mysterious promos telling the fans that "the mood is about to change."
  Tazz, billed as the "Human Suplex Machine" in ECW, dominated Angle in this match, and finally rendered the Olympian unconscious with a controversial sleeper hold, the Tazzmission.  Angle's undefeated streak ends.
  (Winner: Tazz, via Tazzmission)
• Tag Team Table Match: HARDY BOYZ v. DUDLEY BOYZ
  Going into the match, the Dudleys had hospitalized the Hardys' manager Terri with a powerbomb through a table.  The Dudleys were masters of this match in ECW, and remain so in the WWF.  The first-ever match of its kind in the WWF, the winning team had to drive both members of the other team through a table in an offensive manuever.
  The match-up was very intense and brutal, but the Hardys got the win after Jeff nailed Bubba Ray with a chair on top of the entranceway and sent him through two tables, and after Matt set D-Von up on a table, which Jeff put D-Von through with a Swanton Bomb.
  (Winners: Hardy Boyz)
• Miss Royal Rumble 2000 swimsuit contest
  A time-filler event, it had been spoken of for weeks, but some fans looked at it with trepidition since the geriatric MAE YOUNG was involved, and not everybody thinks she's all there upstairs.  The participants were THE KAT, TERRI, TORI, LUNA, IVORY, and JACQUELINE (though Ivory and Luna refused to participate). When Mae Young came down and started to show her "puppies," it was fortunately censored by officials and Mae Young's squeeze, MARK HENRY, but the judges of the contest were impressed and unianimously named her the winner!
  (Winner: Mae Young)
• Triple Threat Intercontinental Championship: CHRIS JERICHO (co-champion) v. CHYNA (co-champion) v. HARDCORE HOLLY
  Going into the match, Jericho and Chyna had been named co-champions by the McMahon-Helmsley Era, and this match was to determine the undisputed champion.  Holly, the self-proclaimed "Big Shot," wanted the title as well.
  Jericho was thrown out of the ring early and Chyna attempted to pin Holly, but Jericho returned with a bulldog and a Lionsault for the win!
  (Winner, and undisputed WWF Intercontinental Champion: Chris Jericho via Lionsault)
• Tag Team Championship: ACOLYTES v. NEW AGE OUTLAWS (champions)
  Road Dogg and Billy Gunn, members of DX and of the McMahon-Helmsley Era, were dominated early by the bigger Bradshaw and Faarooq, but the referee had been knocked out and couldn't administer the pinfall.  DX-er X-PAC came to the ring and helped out by distracting Faarooq long enough for Gunn to hit the Fame-Asser on Bradshaw for the win!
  (Winners, and still WWF Tag Team Champions: the New Age Outlaws via Fame-Asser)
• WWF Championship Street Fight: CACTUS JACK v. TRIPLE H (champion)
  Going into this match, it was originally booked between Triple H and MICK FOLEY's deranged persona of MANKIND, but after a bloody match on RAW is WAR, Mankind said he wasn't able to participate and named Foley's sadistic persona of Cactus Jack as his replacement.
  The fight was brutal and bloody, with Cactus Jack hitting the WWF champion with a 2x4 wrapped in barbed wire.  Triple H battled back, sent Jack through the announce table and then handcuffed his hands behind his back.  He worked Jack over with a steel chair, but the King of Hardcore just begged him to keep hitting him.  THE ROCK came to the ring and made the save with his own chair shot to Triple H, and a police officer freed Jack.  Cactus piledrove Triple H through the Spanish announce table, then threw him in the ring and got out a bag of thumbtacks.  Pouring them in the ring, he went to Triple H, who Pedigreed him.  When Jack kicked out of the pin, Triple H Pedigreed him again in the thumbtacks!  He got the pin and the win, but had to be stretchered out.  Cactus Jack got up, pulled him back to the ring, hit him one more time with the barbed wire, then walked out with thumbtacks sticking out of his forehead.
  (Winner, and still WWF Champion: Triple H via Pedigree in thumbtacks)
• The Royal Rumble - Going into the match, THE ROCK was a marked man by BIG SHOW, who took offense to The Rock's comments about him.  During the match, a few non-participants interfered by running to the ring -- KAIENTAI and the MEAN STREET POSSE -- but all were thrown out of the ring by the participants.  RIKISHI PHATU, the fifth entrant, was responsible for the first seven eliminations, but he was eliminated by the combined efforts of BIG BOSSMAN, TEST, BRITISH BULLDOG, GANGREL, EDGE, and BOB BACKLUND. X-PAC, the final entrant, was thrown out by Big Show, leaving The Rock and Show.  The two attacked each other, and Show appeared to have the victory as he carried The Rock to the ropes on his shoulder, but when he threw The Rock, he grabbed the ropes and held on as Big Show's own momentum carried him over the ropes and to the floor.  The Rock had won and said he was going to Wrestlemania, but Big Show came back and threw him out of the ring as the event ended.
  (Winner: The Rock, last eliminating Big Show)

• Intercontinental Championship: KURT ANGLE v. CHRIS JERICHO (champion)
  Angle had claimed the European Title during the preceding month and claimed he would be Euro-continental Champion by the time the night was over.
  Jericho kicked out of the Olympic Slam, which surprised Angle so much that he tried to hit Jericho with the IC title belt.  The referee stopped him, and the match continued.  Later, Angle tried to use the European title belt, but CHYNA appeared and stopped him.  Jericho charged the distracted Angle, inadvertantly injuring Chyna in the process.  As the ref tended to Chyna, Jericho went for the Lionsault, but Angle picked up the IC belt, hit Jericho with it and made the cover for the win.  Referee EARL HEBNER tried to explain what had happened to ref TIM WHITE, but failed.
  (Winner, and new WWF Intercontinental Champion: Kurt Angle via belt shot)
• Tag Team Championship: DUDLEY BOYZ v. NEW AGE OUTLAWS (champions)
  The sadistic Dudleys turned the match in their favor when Billy Gunn injured his left shoulder.  Bubba Ray took advantage by clubbing his arm with a lead pipe, allowing the Dudleys to score the 3D (Dudley Death Drop) on Road Dogg for the win!
  (Winners, and new WWF Tag Team Champions: the Dudley Boyz via 3D)
• Tag Team #1-Contenders Match: EDGE & CHRISTIAN v. HARDY BOYZ (w/ TERRI)
  The ACOLYTE PROTECTION AGENCY (A.P.A.) was at ringside to protect Terri, who feared for her life after the Dudleys' attack on her a month earlier.
  Terri surprisingly turned on the Hardys in this match when she stopped Jeff Hardy from doing the Swanton Bomb by pushing him off the ropes and later slapping Matt Hardy across the face!  This allowed Chrisitian to hit the Impaler on Matt for the win.  Terri celebrated with the Canadian brothers, but they were just as confused.  After the match, Matt grabbed Terri and demanded answers, and the A.P.A. attacked the Hardys!
  (Winners: Edge & Christian via Impaler)
• TAZZ v. BIG BOSSMAN (w/ PRINCE ALBERT)
  Tazz locked Bossman in the Tazzmission, but Prince Albert attacked Tazz from behind, earning Bossman the DQ.  Prince Albert and Bossman double-teamed Tazz, who refused to stay down, even after multiple shots with a nightstick from the Big Bossman.  Finally, WWF officials came to the ring and held Tazz down!
  (Winner: Tazz via DQ)
• No Holds Barred: X-PAC (w/ TORI) v. KANE
  Going into the match, Kane was pursuing his former friend X-Pac, who betrayed Kane when he jumped ship to the reformed DX and again when he stole Kane's girlfriend, Tori.  (It turned out Tori had been seduced by X-Pac when forced to spend a weekend with him.)
  Kane hit the chokeslam on X-Pac and prepared to Tombstone him, but Tori jumped him.  Kane turned, grabbed her and gave her the Tombstone instead.  He grabbed the steel stairs to use on X-Pac, but the DX-er dropkicked them into Kane, knocking him down long enough for X-Pac to score the win!
  (Winner: X-Pac via dropkick to steel stairs)
• TOO COOL & RIKISHI PHATU v. R4DICALZ (w/ EDDIE GUERRERO)
  Early in the match, Rikishi grabbed Guerrero and hit him with his own lead pipe, evening the score.  Too Cool pulled Chris Benoit and Perry Saturn out of the ring, leaving Rikishi with Dean Malenko.  Malenko went after Rikishi's injured leg, but Rikishi hit him with a Rikishi Driver and a Banzai Drop for the win.  After the match, Too Cool & Rikishi danced away to the delight of the crowd!
  (Winners: Too Cool & Rikishi via Banzai Drop)
• Wrestlemania Qualifying Match: BIG SHOW v. THE ROCK
  Going into the match, Big Show had proven to the McMahon-Helmsley Era that The Rock was actually the final man eliminated from the Royal Rumble with video footage to back up his claim.  In repayment, Triple H booked Big Show in a match with The Rock to give him his title shot.
  Big Show hit The Rock with a chokeslam, but referee EARL HEBNER had been knocked out of the ring.  Referee TIM WHITE came to make the count, but Hebner pulled him out of the ring and exchanged heated words with him.  As the refs quarreled, The Rock hit Big Show with a Rock Bottom and went for the People's Elbow, but SHANE McMAHON made his return, clobbered The Rock with a steel chair and helped Big Show get the pin.
  (Winner: Big Show via Shane's chair-shot)
• Hell in a Cell, WWF Championship v. Career: CACTUS JACK v. TRIPLE H (champion)
  The stipulations of this match stated that if Cactus Jack won, he would go on to defend the WWF title at Wrestlemania, but if Jack lost, then Mick Foley would be forced to retire from WWF wrestling.
  Early in the match, STEPHANIE McMAHON-HELMSLEY had the door to the cell locked, preventing Jack from fulfilling his promise to climb to the top of the cage.  Partway through the match, however, the cell was burst open by thrown steel stairs, allowing the two to brawl out of the cell.  Jack knocked out Triple H with a piledriver and a shot from his 2x4 wrapped in barbed wire, but Triple H got up and climbed up the cell to escape further injury.  When Jack followed, he was knocked off with the 2x4 and through the Spanish announce table.  Impossibly, Jack got back up and climbed to the top, where he hit Triple H with the barbed wire, then set the 2x4 on fire.  He went for a piledriver on the fiery stick, but Triple H back body-dropped him through the cell!  The fall broke the ring below.  Cactus Jack crawled out of the hole, but Triple H was waiting with a Pedigree for the win.  After the match, Jack refused help from the medical technicians and walked out under his own power as the fans chanted "Foley!"
  (Winner, and still WWF Champion: Triple H via Pedigree)

• BIG BOSSMAN & BULL BUCHANAN v. THE GODFATHER & D'LO BROWN
  The "pimpin' duo" were escorted to the ring by ICE-T, who sings a rap version of Godfather's entrance on WWF Aggression.  A typical lower-card match, it was not much to talk about.  Buchanan got the win after hitting a scissors kick off the ropes on D'Lo.
  (Winners: Big Bossman & Bull Buchanan via scissors kick)
• Hardcore Battle Royal: CRASH HOLLY (champion) v. TAZZ v. VISCERA v. MEAN STREET POSSE v. HARDCORE HOLLY v. HEADBANGERS
  This match came around after Hardcore's cousin Crash Holly won the title and vowed to defend it 24/7.  The rules of the match stipulated that whoever got the last pinfall before the 10-minute time limit expired would walk out champion. 
  Crash came in the champion, but lost his title to Tazz, who then lost it to Viscera, who then lost it to Rodney, who then lost it to Joey Abs, who then lost it to Thrasher, who then lost it to Pete Gas, who then lost it to Tazz (again), who then lost it to Crash, who was finally laid out by Hardcore Holly before the time-limit expired.
  (Winner, and new WWF Hardcore Champion: Hardcore Holly)
• T&A (w/ TRISH STRATUS) v. STEVE BLACKMAN & AL SNOW
  The team of T&A was formed when former fitness model Trish Stratus entered the WWF.  She immediately scouted Test and (Prince) Albert and became their new manager.
  Al Snow, who was constantly trying to give his humorless partner a personality, brought out a new mascot for their team: CHESTER McCHEESERTON.  The team of T&A is a dominant, physical team, and they took it to "Head Cheese."  They won when Test hit his diving elbow on Blackman. After the match, Snow and Blackman beat up Chester.
  (Winners: T&A via Test's diving elbow)
• Tag Team Championship Triangle Ladder Match: DUDLEY BOYZ (champions) v. HARDY BOYZ v. EDGE & CHRISTIAN
  The Dudleys walked into this match the champions, but after numerous Dudley run-ins, Vince McMahon booked the Triangle Ladder Match for the titles.  To win, a member of any team had to climb up a ladder to pull off the title belts, which were suspended above the ring.  Tables also played a factor in this match, and all three teams gave it their all in one of the most memorable matches of Wrestlemania.  Edge & Christian finally threw Matt off a table balanced on two ladders through another table below and grabbed the belts to become the new Tag Team Champions!
  (Winners, and new WWF Tag Team Champions: Edge & Christian)
• Cat Fight, with Special Referee VAL VENIS: TERRI (w/ FABULOUS MOOLAH) v. THE KAT (w/ MAE YOUNG)
  Kat threw Terri out twice, but Venis was distracted both times, and Moolah and Terri managed to get the win.
  (Winner: Terri)
• CHYNA & TOO COOL v. R4DICALZ
  Going into the match, Eddie Guerrero was trying to avoid Chyna, whom he'd ired once too often.  Too Cool was left to battle Perry Saturn and Dean Malenko themselves, but Chyna got the win after hitting Guerrero with a powerbomb, sleeper hold, and reverse-neckbreaker.
  (Winners: Chyna & Too Cool via reverse-neckbreaker)
• Two-Falls Match, Intercontinental Championship & European Championship: CHRIS BENOIT v. CHRIS JERICHO v. KURT ANGLE (double champion)
  The stipulations of this match stated that the first fall would go to the IC title and the second would go to the European title.  The Triple Threat rules also meant that Angle could lose both of his titles without being pinned, which is exactly what happened.
  Benoit would hit his swandive headbutt on Jericho for the first pin and the IC win, but Jericho would take advantage of a missed swandive headbutt on Angle to hit Benoit with a Lionsault for the European win!
  (Winner, and new WWF Intercontinental Champion: Chris Benoit, via Swandive Headbutt)
  (Winner, and new WWF European Champion: Chris Jericho, via Lionsault)
• KANE & RIKISHI PHATU v. D-GENERATION X (w/ TORI)
  Going into this match, Kane still desired revenge on X-Pac for his betrayal and Rikishi was added to even out the odds.  Kane would get his revenge when he hit X-Pac with a Tombstone.  After the match, TOO COOL came to the ring to celebrate with Rikishi, but the FAMOUS CHICKEN accompanied them.  Kane was suspicious, since at previous Wrestlemanias, he'd been attacked by PETE ROSE, who had once dressed up as the Famous Chicken.  Well, it wasn't Rose in the costume, but that didn't stop Kane.  Rose would attack from behind, but Too Cool & Rikishi would help Kane knock him down, and then set Rose up for a Stink Face!
  (Winners: Kane & Rikishi Phatu via Tombstone)
• Fatal Four-Way Elimination WWF Championship: THE ROCK v. BIG SHOW v. MICK FOLEY v. TRIPLE H (champion)
  Going into the match, each contestant was backed up by a member of the McMahon family.  (Triple H with STEPHANIE, Big Show with SHANE, The Rock with VINCE, and Mick Foley with LINDA.)  Linda McMahon, WWF CEO, had included Foley in the match, stating that the King of Hardcore deserved a title shot in Wrestlemania.
  Big Show would be the first eliminated, after a chair shot from Foley and a Rock Bottom from The Rock.  Foley would be next eliminated, after a chair shot from Triple H, then two Pedigrees, the second being done on the chair.  Before leaving, however, Foley came back to the ring, clobbered Triple H with his barbed wire 2x4, then left the ring as an active wrestler forever.  Vince would get involved on The Rock's behalf, working Triple H over with punches, but Shane would attack his father from behind and bust him open. PAT PATTERSON and GERRY BRISCO dragged Vince backstage, leaving The Rock to be double-teamed by Shane and Triple H.  The Rock would knock out Shane, then hit Triple H with a Rock Bottom, but was too exhausted to make the pin.  Vince returned, took away Shane's chair and wound up to hit Triple H, but he turned and hit The Rock instead!  The Rock kicked out of the pin, and a surprised Vince hit him again.  This time Triple H got the victory, and Vince, Shane, Stephanie, and Triple H embraced in the middle of the ring.  An irate Rock got back up, Rock Bottomed both Shane and Vince, then got slapped by Stephanie.  Incensed, The Rock Rock Bottomed her, then gave her a People's Elbow for good measure.  Still, this doesn't change the fact that for the first time anyone can remember, a heel walked out of Wrestlemania as WWF Champion.
  (Winner, and still WWF Champion: Triple H via Vince's chair-shot)

• Tag Team Championship: D-GENERATION X (w/ TORI) v. EDGE & CHRISTIAN (champions)
  DEBRA would come to ringside in her WWF return as a guest ring announcer.
  Tori tried to interfere on DX's behalf, but Edge would duck her grab and send X-Pac flying into her.  Road Dogg saved Tori from a Christian neckbreaker on the outside, but Christian tossed the ring bell into the ring, where he hit X-Pac with the bell to bust him open and get the win, retaining their Tag Team titles.
  (Winners, and still WWF Tag Team Champions: Edge & Christian via ring bell-shot)
• Light-Heavyweight Championship: SCOTTY 2 HOTTY v. DEAN MALENKO (champion)
  Malenko defended his title against Scotty by taking it to his injured leg, but Scotty battled back and set Malenko up for a superplex.  In mid-air, however, Malenko countered and reversed it into a high-impact DDT.  This got Malenko the pin.
  (Winner, and still WWF Light-Heavyweight Champion: Dean Malenko via DDT)
• BIG BOSSMAN & BULL BUCHANAN v. ACOLYTES
  The two brawling teams took it to each other in a very physical match-up, but Bossman would clobber both Faarooq and Bradshaw with his nightstick, allowing Buchanan to hit a top-rope scissors kick on Bradshaw for the win.
  (Winners: Big Bossman & Bull Buchanan via scissors kick)
• Hardcore Championship: HARDY BOYZ v. TAZZ v. PERRY SATURN v. HARDCORE HOLLY v. CRASH HOLLY (champion)
  The match stipulated that it ended when Crash was pinned or when Crash pinned someone else.  Because of this stipulation, Crash had the proverbial bull's eye painted on him.
  Crash took a beating, but someone would always interrupt the 3-count.  Tazz locked Crash in the Tazzmission, but Perry Saturn clobbered him with a street sign.  Immediately thereafter, the Hardys knocked down Hardcore Holly and Saturn with a top-rope splash.  Crash somehow dragged himself over to the unconscious Tazz and scored the pin to retain his title yet again.
  (Winner, and still WWF Hardcore Champion: Crash Holly via pin)
• BIG SHOW v. KURT ANGLE
  Big Show, who following the success of his guest comedy on Saturday Night Live and his failed title shot, decided to become "entertaining" and began coming to the ring dressed as other wrestlers and/or movie characters (including The Godfather (as "The Big Pimp", not a mob boss), "Showkisihi", Fat Bastard from Austin Powers, and "Shonan the Barbarian").
  This time, Big Show came out dressed like Hulk Hogan, and even cut a promo like Hogan.  Angle kicked out of a boot to the face and a leg drop, but Big Show roared back with a chokeslam for the win.
  (Winner: Big Show via chokeslam)
• T&A (w/ TRISH STRATUS) v. DUDLEY BOYZ
  Going into this match, Trish had been taunting Bubba Ray with tables and even escaped his clutches by caressing his head and even kissing him, but Bubba refused to be distracted in this match.  Still, her obvious feminine wiles distracted Bubba enough for Test to clothesline him and pin him after a failed 3D.  After the match, however, the Dudleys took out T&A and grabbed Trish.  She kissed Bubba again, but he snapped out of it and finally managed to powerbomb her through a table.
  (Winners: T&A via clothesline)
• European Championship: ESSA RIOS (w/ LITA) v. EDDIE GUERRERO (champion) (w/ CHYNA)
  During the preceding month, Chyna was finally won over by Eddie's "Latino Heat" and helped him pin Chris Jericho to get the European title.
  Prior to this match, however, Eddie had been at his prom after getting his green card.  As a result, they were late arriving at the arena and Eddie was forced to fight in tuxedo pants.  Eddie still managed to get the win after a modified airplane spin into a neckbreaker.  After the match, Lita tore off Chyna's evening gown, leaving her in her bra and panties!
  (Winner, and still WWF European Champion: Eddie Guerrero via neckbreaker)
• Intercontinental Championship: CHRIS JERICHO v. CHRIS BENOIT (champion)
  Benoit and Jericho had gotten into a very heated rivalry over the IC title after Jericho lost his European title to Eddie Guerrero, and it showed in this match.  The referee was knocked out, which allowed Benoit to grab his belt and clobber Jericho with it.  The ref came to, but Jericho kicked out.  Benoit went for the swandive headbutt, but Jericho nailed him with the title belt in mid-air, disqualifying him.
  (Winner, and still WWF Intercontinental Champion: Chris Benoit via DQ)
• WWF Championship, with Special Referee SHANE McMAHON: THE ROCK v. TRIPLE H (champion)
  During the preceding month, referee EARL HEBNER, who had officiated a match between Triple H and Chris Jericho, had been fired by Triple H.  STONE COLD STEVE AUSTIN, who had been put in The Rock's corner to even the odds against the McMAHON-HELMSLEY FACTION, was still nowhere to be found in this match.
  The Rock had Triple H pinned at one point, but Shane refused to do the count.  As a result, The Rock knocked him out of the ring.  The match continued outside the ring, where Triple H set The Rock up for a Pedigree through the Spanish announce table, but The Rock countered with a low blow.  Shane tried to stop The Rock from doing the Rock Bottom, but The Rock pulled Shane behind Triple H and Rock Bottomed them both through the table.  Vince interfered on Triple H's behalf, which allowed the champion to hit the Pedigree in the ring, and Vince called the stooges out in referee shirts.  The Rock kicked out, which earned him a stomping and a chair shot from Vince, but then Stone Cold arrived, steel chair in hand, and knocked out the entire faction.  LINDA McMAHON appeared as Austin retreated, and brought out a reinstated Earl Hebner.  Stephanie tried to stop them, but Linda shoved her to the floor.  Triple H fell prey to a spinebuster and a People's Elbow, and then Hebner counted the pinfall, and The Rock, as sure as he'd promised, was again the WWF Champion!  After the match, Stone Cold drove out in his truck, towing the wreck of the DX Express bus (which he'd destroyed on the preceding Smackdown!), then shared a beer with The Rock.
  (Winner, and new WWF Champion: The Rock, via the People's Elbow)

• Rikishi & Too Cool v. Edge & Christian & Kurt Angle - Since earning the Tag Team titles, Edge & Christian had become big-headed and arrogant, often giving the fans a "five-second" pose which usually mocked the town they were in at the time.  Kurt Angle, recognizing champions when he saw them, befriended the Canadians and often participated in the poses.  This time around, the pose was "The Jug Band," which mocked Louisville, which the trio claimed was full of slack-jawed yokels.  The dancing trio of Rikishi and Too Cool, however, got the win after Grandmaster Sexay hit the Hip Hop Drop on Edge.  After the match, the winners danced to the delight of the crowd! (Winners: Too Cool & Rikishi via Hip Hop Drop)
• Triple Threat European Championship: Perry Saturn v. Dean Malenko v. Eddie Guerrero (champion) (w/ Chyna) - Chyna was a key factor in this match, as she brought a "loaded" bouquet of roses to the ring.  (It had a lead pipe inside.)  She clobbered Saturn with it and started to do the same to Malenko, but he got the roses away from her.  Chyna, however, hit a drop toe hold on the bouquet, which let Eddie roll him up for a pin and the win! (Winner, and still WWF European Champion: Eddie Guerrero via Chyna droptoe hold to lead pipe)
• No Holds Barred, Falls Count Anywhere: Shane McMahon v. Big Show - When Shane told Big Show that he was embarassed by Show's "entertaining" antics, the furious Big Show stalked him.  That led to this match.  Due to the nature of the stipulations, Shane got help from several sources, including Big Bossman and Bull Buchanan and Trish Stratus and T&A.  Big Show took out Bossman with a powerbomb and threw Trish out of the ring with T&A.  Big Show chased Shane into the production area, where Buchanan attacked from behind and pinned the Big Show's leg under a giant speaker.  Shane clobbered Big Show with a cinder block, then pinned him to get the victory.  After the match, Big Show was taken to a hospital. (Winner: Shane McMahon via cinder block-shot)
• Submission Match, Intercontinental Championship: Chris Jericho v. Chris Benoit (champion) - Benoit was injured going into the match, since Hardcore Holly had worked over his knee with a steel chair on Smackdown!  Jericho went after his leg, but Benoit battled back and locked Jericho in the Crippler Crossface.  Jericho went for the ropes, but Benoit pulled him back and locked the move on again.  Jericho refused to tap out, but finally lost consciousness, which meant Benoit won the match and retained his title. (Winner, and still WWF Intercontinental Champion: Chris Benoit via Crippler Crossface)
• Tag Team Table Match: D-Generation X (w/ Tori) v. Dudley Boyz - Bubba Ray Dudley was fixated on Tori, who had driven him through a table on RAW is WAR.  Road Dogg put D-Von Dudley through a table with a pumphandle slam, but Bubba evened the score when he powerbombed X-Pac through a table.  Road Dogg was also "tableized" but the referee was out and didn't see it.  Hardcore Champion Gerry Brisco came to ringside as Tori got in Bubba's face.  He prepared to powerbomb her through a table, but Brisco saved her by low-blowing Bubba.  Brisco revived the referee in time to see X-Pac give Bubba a top-rope X-Factor through a table.  DX got the win.  The Dudleys, however, got some measure of revenge when they 3D'd Brisco through a table after the match. (Winners: D-Generation X via X-Factor through table)
• Iron Man Match, WWF Championship, with Special Referee Shawn Michaels: Triple H v. The Rock (champion) - The stipulation of the match stated that whoever had the most "pinfalls" (which were pins, submissions, or DQs) at the end of the hour would be the champion.  Michaels, true to his word, called the match right down the middle.  Triple H told the rest of the Faction to stay backstage, saying he wanted to win this one himself.  The Rock scored the first pinfall with a Rock Bottom, but Triple H roared back with three pinfalls, with a Pedigree, inside cradle, and piledriver (in succession).  The Rock came back with a DDT, and the score was tied up when Triple H gave himself a DQ by hitting The Rock with a steel chair.  He pinned The Rock to get the score to 4-3, then locked The Rock in a sleeper hold.  The Rock tried to free himself, but Triple H locked it in again.  Michaels called that a submission, saying The Rock was unconscious, and the score went to 5-3.  Ten minutes left.  Outside the ring, Triple H set The Rock up for a Rock Bottom through the announce table, but The Rock battled out and gave Triple H a Pedigree, then returned to the ring.  Triple H was counted out, and the score went to 5-4.  The Faction came to ringside, but in the ring Triple H fell prey to a spinebuster and People's Elbow for a tie score.  Michaels was knocked out of the ring, which allowed the Faction to team up on The Rock.  At this point, the TitanTron was taken over by the mysterious videos which had been playing over the course of the past month, featuring three ghostly girls who prophecized that "his Judgment Day is coming."  Well, "his" Judgment Day was now, and "he" turned out to be the Undertaker!  The Undertaker came to the ring on a motorcycle, chokeslammed everyone in sight, then set Triple H up for the Tombstone.  A recovered Shawn Michaels pleaded with him not to do it, but the Undertaker ignored him and did it anyway.  Michaels awarded The Rock a DQ, making the score 6-5 in favor of Triple H.  The Undertaker chased Michaels backstage as the event ended. (Winner, and new WWF Champion: Triple H)

• King of the Ring Quarterfinals:
• Rikishi v. Chris Benoit - The two had already feuded on Smackdown!, where Rikishi won Benoit's Intercontinental title.  Benoit went after Rikishi's sore shoulder and applied the Crippler Crossface, but Rikishi was too close to the ropes and grabbed one.  Furious, Benoit grabbed a steel chair and hit Rikishi with it, disqualifying himself and advancing Rikishi.  He continued to attack the 400-pound Samoan with the steel chair, finally hit him with the swandive headbutt and then applied the Crippler Crossface again. (Winner: Rikishi via DQ)
• Val Venis (w/ Trish Stratus) v. Eddie Guerrero (w/ Chyna) - Both men's partners interfered liberally, but Venis won after hitting Eddie with a fisherman's suplex pin for the win.  Venis advanced to face Rikishi in the semifinals. (Winner: Val Venis via fisherman's suplex)
• Crash v. Bull Buchanan - The little man, despite claiming to be 6'6" and well over 400 pounds, was at a clear disadvantage against the sheer size, strength, and speed of Buchanan.  Buchanan missed a scissors kick, however, and Crash tied him up in a pinning situation to advance. (Winner: Crash via pin)
• Kurt Angle v. Chris Jericho - Jericho appeared to have the match won when he locked Angle in the Walls of Jericho, but Stephanie McMahon-Helmsley ran down to the ring and distracted the referee.  Jericho released Angle and grabbed Stephanie, then got hit from behind by Angle, who also inadvertantly knocked out the referee.  Stephanie tried to use her Women's title belt against Jericho, but he ducked and she hit Angle instead!  Jericho grabbed Stephanie again and then kissed her!  Angle got back up and gave Jericho the Olympic Slam for the victory.  Angle advanced to face Crash in the semifinals. (Winner: Kurt Angle via Olympic Slam)
• Eight-Man Tag Elimination, Tag Team Championship: Hardy Boyz v. Too Cool v. T&A (w/ Trish Stratus) v. Edge & Christian (champions) - T&A was eliminated first when the Hardys hit them with a Swanton Bomb, but Edge & Christian eliminated them with a behind-the-back DDT.  Scotty 2 Hotty was escorted from the ring by the referee, and Grandmaster Sexay was clobbered with one of the belts by Christian after hitting a Hip Hop Drop on Edge.  Edge got the pin and the Canadian duo retained their titles! (Winners, and still WWF Tag Team Champions: Edge & Christian)
• King of the Ring Semifinals:
• Rikishi v. Val Venis (w/ Trish Stratus) - These two had also been involved in a heated rivalry before the event, and took it to each other in this match.  Rikishi caught Venis as he came off the top rope and gave him a belly-to-belly suplex to get the win.  After the match, Trish jumped on Rikishi, who threw her off and set her up for the Banzai Drop.  Venis came back, low-blowed Rikishi, then clobbered him with the steel stairs and a steel chair. (Winner: Rikishi via belly-to-belly suplex)
• Kurt Angle v. Crash - Crash again tried to take advantage of his speed, but Angle caught him with an Olympic Slam and got the win, advancing to face Rikishi in the finals. (Winner: Kurt Angle via Olympic Slam)
• Hardcore Evening Gown Match, Hardcore Championship: Gerry Brisco v. Pat Patterson (champion) - By far one of the more bizarre matches, the stipulation was the title would go to the man who stripped the evening gown off of his opponent first.  Partway through Brisco and Patterson's match, however, Crash came down to the ring with another referee, clobbered Patterson with a garbage can and pinned him to get the Hardcore title.  He then headed for the hills before Brisco or Patterson could get back up. (Winner: Pat Patterson via DQ, and new WWF Hardcore Champion: Crash)
• Handicap Table/Dumpster Match: D-Generation X & Tori v. Dudley Boyz - The stipulations of this match were that DX would win if they could get both Dudleys in a Dumpster and close the lids, and the Dudleys would win if they could put all three DX-ers through a table.  DX appeared to have the win when the Dudleys were thrown in the Dumpster, but Tori had been hurt and the referee was checking on her.  The Dudleys escaped and put Road Dogg through two tables stacked on top of each other, then suplexed X-Pac through another.  Bubba chased Tori, who sought refuge in the Dumpster.  Foolishly, the Dudleys followed her inside.  She escaped and DX quickly clobbered them with chairs and shut the lids to get the win.  After the match, the Dudleys escaped, took out X-Pac and Road Dogg with 3Ds, and then Bubba finally managed to put Tori through a table. (Winners: D-Generation X and Tori)
• King of the Ring Finals: Kurt Angle v. Rikishi - Angle took advantage of Rikishi's injured arm and attacked this, but still Rikishi refused to be defeated, even kicking out of an Olympic Slam.  Angle also refused to go down, kicking out of the Banzai Drop.  Angle won after hitting a belly-to-belly suplex off the top rope and scored the pin. (Winner, and the new King of the Ring: Kurt Angle via top-rope belly-to-belly suplex)
• Six-Man Tag, WWF Championship: The Rock, the Undertaker, & Kane v. Triple H (champion), Vince McMahon, & Shane McMahon - The stipulation of the match stated that if any member of The Rock's team pinned any member of Triple H's team, that person would get the WWF title.  Because of this, The Rock, the Undertaker, and Kane couldn't agree on who would get the pin.  Kane chokeslammed The Rock in the midst of the People's Elbow on Triple H, and then Kane gave Triple H the Tombstone!  The Undertaker prevented Kane from pinning Triple H.  Later, Shane went for a diving elbow off the top rope, but the Undertaker caught him by the throat before he could.  Taker then leapt off the ring apron and chokeslammed Shane through the announce table!  With Triple H battling Taker, Vince went for the "Owner's Elbow" on a still-down Rock, but The Rock leapt up and hit Vince with a Rock Bottom and pinned him to get the win and the WWF Title!  Triple H was furious. (Winners: The Rock, the Undertaker, and Kane via Rock Bottom, and the new WWF Champion: The Rock)

• Intergender Six-Person Tag: Hardy Boyz & Lita v. Trish Stratus & T&A - Trish avoided getting in the ring with Lita at all costs and let the brute force of Test and Albert go up against the preternatural quickness and athleticism of the Hardys and Lita.  Lita ended up in the ring, where she hit Test with a Tornado DDT off the ropes, a splash from the top on Albert on the outside, and then a huracanrana on Test.  Test floored Lita with a powerslam, then tagged in Trish.  Trish beat down on Lita, who recovered and superplexed Trish off the rope.  Albert saved Trish, and T&A battled back, but the Hardys took it out of the ring.  Lita finished off Trish with a top-rope moonsault, pinned her, but then got a beating from a leather strap-weilding Trish as the Hardys were destroyed by T&A. (Winners: Hardys & Lita via moonsault)
• Tazz v. Al Snow - Tazz returned from a biceps injury earlier in the month and began a series of inexplicable run-in attacks.  Refusing to speak until someone beat an answer out of him, Tazz was challenged by Al Snow, who seemed as focused as ever going into this match.  He seemed to have it won with a top-rope leg drop and a top-rope moonsault, but Tazz battled back.  Snow went for Head, but Tazz blocked and locked in the Tazzmission.  Unable to break the hold, Al Snow tapped out. (Winner: Tazz via Tazzmission)
• European Championship: Perry Saturn (w/ Terri) v. Eddie Guerrero (champion) (w/ Chyna) - Chyna interfered liberally, attacking Saturn, but Terri distracted Chyna, who chased her.  Finally Terri retreated to the back.  During the match, Chyna attacked Saturn every time he was knocked out of the ring.  Soon, Eddie hit a springboard dropkick on Saturn, sending both men out of the ring.  Terri returned and low-blowed Eddie, allowing Saturn to hurl him into the ringpost, throw him into the ring, then hit a diving elbow for the win. (Winner, and new WWF European Champion: Perry Saturn via diving elbow)
• Tag Team Championship: Acolytes v. Edge & Christian (champions) - Edge & Christian prepared for their Dallas-bashing five-second pose, but Bradshaw, a native Texan, interrupted.  The Acolytes took it to the Canadian duo, and Faarooq appeared to have a pin after a Dominator on Christian, but Edge clobbered him with one of the title belts in front of the ref, disqualifying the champions.  The Acolytes won, but since the titles can't change hands on a DQ, they didn't get the belts.  Irate, they beat Edge & Christian all the way back to the locker room. (Winners: Acolytes via DQ, and still WWF Tag Team Champions: Edge & Christian)
• Steel Cage Intercontinental Championship: Val Venis (w/ Trish Stratus) v. Rikishi (champion) - Rikishi dominated early on, but Venis refused to quit.  He low-blowed out of a Stink Face, but got a Samoan drop, Bass-Ackwards Splash and a Banzai Drop for his trouble.  Venis got his foot on the ropes, avoiding a pin.  With Venis down, Rikishi attempted to exit the cage, but Trish slammed the door on his head.  Lita came out and chased Trish back to the locker room.  Venis and Rikishi attempted to climb out of the cage, but Rikishi drove Venis' head into the cage and made it to the top.  There, Rikishi contemplated the prone Venis, then gave him a Snuka Splash off the top.  Rikishi crawled to the door, but Tazz appeared and clobbered Rikishi with a camera, much as he had weeks earlier.  Venis draped an arm over him to get the pin and win the title. (Winner, and new WWF Intercontinental Champion: Val Venis via Tazz camera-shot)
• The Undertaker v. Kurt Angle - The feud between these two started when Angle interfered in a Tag Team Title match between Taker & Kane and Edge & Christian, and escalated as Angle continued to get on Taker's bad side by soiling his bike, hitting him with a sledgehammer, and finally by pouring a corrisive liquid on Taker's bike.  In the match, Taker dominated Angle, who couldn't take advantage of Taker's injured knee.  He chokeslammed Angle, then gave him a Last Ride powerbomb to pin him for the win. (Winner: The Undertaker via Last Ride)
• Last Man Standing Match: Triple H (w/ Stephanie McMahon-Helmsley) v. Chris Jericho - The feud between the two started with Jericho's repeated offenses against Stephanie (from the kiss to spitting water in her face to calling her a "filthy, dirty, disgusting, skanky, brutal, bottom-feeding trashbag ho").  Jericho had been severely beaten by Triple H prior to the match, and his ribs were heavily taped.  The match would continue until one man could not get up from a ten-count.  The match was one of the most brutal seen, with both men bleeding early on, and Triple H ripping the tape off Jericho's ribs and applying the abdominal stretch for several minutes.  They battled in and out of the ring, hit each other with steel chairs and monitors.  At one point, Jericho reversed a Pedigree into the Walls of Jericho, then got attacked by Stephanie, who got put in the Walls of Jericho for her trouble.  Triple H knocked down Jericho, then got a sledgehammer from under the ring.  Jericho took control of it, hit Triple H in the ribs, then battled outside of the ring.  He went for a Lionsault off the timekeeper's table, but Triple H reversed it into a back bodydrop through the Spanish announce table.  Both men were down, but Triple H got up one second before the ten-count ended.  Jericho was still out, so Triple H was declared the victor. (Winner: Triple H via back bodydrop through table)
• WWF Championship: Chris Benoit (w/ Shane McMahon) v. The Rock (champion) - The stipulation of the match stated that the title could change hands on a disqualification.  Benoit, however, wanted to make The Rock tap out, so he kept going after The Rock with the Crippler Crossface.  The Rock battled out, and tried to put Benoit in the Crossface instead!  Benoit escaped the ring, allowing Shane to attack The Rock while the ref's back was turned.  Later, Shane distracted the ref while Benoit hit The Rock with the title belt, but he kicked out, then got to the ropes when Benoit applied the Sharpshooter.  The Rock spilled out of the ring when Shane pulled the top rope down during a whip, but he picked up Benoit and drove him groin-first into the steel ringpost.  Back in the ring, The Rock locked on the figure-four leglock, while the referee kept Shane out of the ring.  Later, with The Rock down, Benoit delivered a swandive headbutt, but injured himself and couldn't make the cover.  The Rock and Benoit got up, exchanged blows, and then Benoit got a spinebuster and a People's Elbow.  Shane interfered enough to let Benoit kick out, then hit a superplex on The Rock, but he kicked out.  Benoit grabbed a steel chair, but the ref took it away.  From behind, Shane took up another chair and knocked out the referee.  Irate, The Rock took the chair and chased Shane out of the ring.  The referee came to, saw The Rock with the chair in hand and assumed he'd hit him.  He disqualified The Rock and awarded the title to Benoit, but before he could leave, Commissioner Mick Foley came out, took the title away, and ordered the match to continue.  Benoit went for the Crossface, but The Rock battled out, hit the Rock Bottom and scored the pin! (Winner, and still WWF Champion: The Rock)

• Six-Man Tag: Right to Censor (Steven Richards, Bull Buchanan, & the Goodfather) v. Rikishi & Too Cool - Steven Richards was practically booed out of the ring when he came out with his cohorts, and the self-appointed censor refused to get involved in the match-up.  The action spilled outside when Rikishi took the Goodfather out of the ring, leaving Scotty 2 Hotty to go for the Worm on Bull Buchanan.  Richards, however, fought off Grandmaster Sexay and hit Scotty with a Censorkick to get the pin. (Winners: Right to Censor via Censorkick)
• X-Pac v. Road Dogg - The two DX-ers had been in a "friendly rivalry" to determine which was the better singles competitor, but the rivalry turned ugly as each wanted to score the final blow in tag matches.  The match was scientific, since they intended to prove which was better with this very match.  Road Dogg went for a pumphandle slam, but X-Pac hit a low-blow and an X-Factor for the win.  After the match, X-Pac declared the rivalry over and went for a handshake with Road Dogg, who attacked and hit the pumphandle slam before leaving. (Winner: X-Pac via X-Factor)
• Intergender Tag, Intercontinental Championship: Chyna & Eddie Guerrero v. Trish Stratus & Val Venis (champion) - The stipulation was that if either Chyna or Eddie pinned either Trish or Venis, that person would win the title.  Trish, true to form, avoided action, except for kicking Eddie when he was down, but when Eddie battled with Venis outside the ring, it left her alone with Chyna.  Chyna wasn't impressed with Trish's weak clothesline off the ropes, and military pressed her, then pinned her to win the IC title.  Val Venis was furious. (Winners: Chyna & Eddie Guerrero via military press, and new WWF Intercontinental Champion: Chyna)
• Jerry "the King" Lawler v. Tazz - Tazz had gotten involved with Lawler when Tazz took exception to some of Jim "J.R." Ross' comments about him.  Lawler defended J.R. by attacking Tazz, who started going after him, even going so far as to kidnap J.R. and punk out his car with graffiti and shattering his window, sending glass into J.R.'s eye.  Prior to the match, Tazz came to the ring wearing a black Resistol hat and carrying a walking stick -- mocking J.R.  During the match, Tazz kept taunting J.R. from the ring, as a result getting pounded by Lawler.  The King scored his patented piledriver on Tazz, but the Brooklyn Bad Ass got back up.  He knocked out Lawler and the ref, then got in J.R.'s face.  He locked Lawler in the Tazzmission, but J.R. broke a glass candy jar over Tazz's head, allowing Lawler to get the pin. (Winner: Jerry "the King" Lawler via J.R. jar-shot)
• Hardcore Championship: Steve Blackman v. Shane McMahon (champion) - Blackman had scored the title weeks earlier when he defeated Crash to get the title, but a week earlier Shane had been booked in a match against Blackman.  Shane responded by siccing T&A on Blackman, softening him up for Shane, who claimed the title.  Shane obviously didn't want to get involved with Blackman in this match, but Blackman creamed him with nunchucks and a noose.  T&A came out to help Shane, but Blackman battled back, grabbing a kendo stick and hitting Test and Albert.  He chased Shane up the scaffolding of the Titantron, then clobbered him with the kendo stick.  Shane took an insane fall almost fifty feet to the floor below.  Blackman followed up with an equally insane leg drop.  Blackman made the cover as people wondered what Shane's condition was. (Winner, and new WWF Hardcore Champion: Steve Blackman)
• 2-out-of-3 Falls Match: Chris Benoit v. Chris Jericho - Benoit got the first fall when he locked Jericho in the Crippler Crossface, then went for it again, but Jericho battled back.  Benoit paralyzed Jericho's left arm with a fury of attacks, then got locked in the Walls of Jericho for his trouble.  Jericho got a fall.  The two battled back and forth with the score tied, and then Benoit hit an overhead full-nelson suplex, which Jericho kicked out of.  Jericho hit Benoit with a top-rope huracanrana, then a Lionsault, but he'd injured his arm too badly and couldn't make the cover.  Benoit rolled him up and illegally held the rope to win the third fall and the match. (Winner: Chris Benoit via illegal pin)
• TLC (Tables and Ladders and Chairs -- Oh My!) Match, Tag Team Championship: Hardy Boyz v. Dudley Boyz v. Edge & Christian (champions) - Take the intensity of the Ladder Match of No Mercy 1999, the brutality of the Table Match of Royal Rumble 2000, the sheer audacity of the Triangle Ladder Match of Wrestlemania 2000, and add steel chairs to the mix.  You'll get the general idea of the TLC Match.  A variety of insane and intense moves was pulled off, including a top-rope leapfrog legdrop over a ladder by Jeff on Christian, a missed Swanton Bomb by Jeff on Bubba Ray (which resulted in Jeff crashing through two tables), a fall by Bubba off a ladder and through four tables (stacked two on two) outside the ring, and a fall by Matt off a ladder and through two tables.  D-Von and Jeff climbed for the title belts suspended over the ring, but the ladders were knocked out from under them.  Jeff kicked D-Von until he fell, and then got smacked by a ladder from Edge & Christian.  With the other two teams out, Edge & Christian climbed the ladders and retained their titles. (Winners, and still WWF Tag Team Champions: Edge & Christian)
• Stink Face Match: The Kat (w/ Al Snow) v. Terri (w/ Perry Saturn) - The stipulation of this match was that whoever could do Rikishi's move to the other would win.  The two rolled around wearing very little (see Jerry Lawler have a heart attack with glee), before Terri went for the Stink Face on Kat.  Kat kicked her off, knocking out the ref, and took Head from Al Snow and floored Terri with it.  She trapped Terri in the corner and delivered the Stink Face to get the win. (Winner: The Kat)
• The Undertaker vs. Kane - Kane abruptly turned on his brother during RAW is WAR, chokeslamming him twice, once through the ring!  Claiming he'd accepted what he'd always been ("a monster!"), he attacked his brother repeatedly.  The two brothers attacked each other before the match could even start, as Taker went to remove Kane's mask.  He busted Kane wide open, then finally tore the mask off, making Kane cover his face as he retreated to the back.  Taker held the mask up like a trophy. (No contest)
• Triple Threat WWF Championship: Kurt Angle v. Triple H v. The Rock (champion) - The stipulations of the match also stated that it was a no-disqualification, no-count out match.  Angle, who had kissed Stephanie McMahon-Helmsley on Smackdown!, and Triple H battled back and forth before The Rock even came to the ring!  Triple H even Pedigreed Angle through the Spanish announce table before The Rock showed up.  (The move was botched and gave Angle a concussion.)  As EMTs came to take Angle away, The Rock appeared and battled Triple H, who pushed away The Rock and went after Angle.  Finally The Rock got Triple H to fight him, allowing the EMTs to carry off Angle.  Backstage, Stephanie checked on Angle, then went out herself to help her husband.  He held The Rock as Stephanie grabbed the WWF title and went to hit The Rock with it.  He ducked and she hit Triple H instead!  The Rock pursued Stephanie, but Triple H got back up and told Stephanie to go back to the locker room.  As The Rock and Triple H battled back and forth, Stephanie urged Angle to get up and go help Triple H.  He did, but when Triple H went for the Pedigree, Angle threw him out of the ring and into the steel stairs.  Stephanie stood in shock, but recovered enough to throw a sledgehammer into the ring to Triple H, but Angle grabbed it first.  Stephanie entered the ring, trying to convince him not to hit Triple H, who wound up and aimed for Angle, who ducked.  Inadvertantly, Triple H hit Stephanie instead.  Angle clobbered Triple H with the sledgehammer while he checked on his wife, then went for the pin.  The Rock, however, got up, broke up the pin, and threw Angle out of the ring.  He hit the People's Elbow on Triple H and got the pin to retain his title.  After the match, Angle scooped up an unconscious Stephanie and carried her away. (Winner, and still WWF Champion: The Rock)

• Eight-Man Tag: Right to Censor (Steven Richards, Val Venis, Bull Buchanan, & the Goodfather) v. Acolytes & Dudley Boyz - True to form, Steven Richards never tagged into the match, but that didn't stop him from interfering.  Val Venis was victim to a 3D, but the Goodfather broke up the pin.  Immediately thereafter, Richards hit the Censorkick on Bubba Ray Dudley, who was pinned by Val Venis for the win.  After the match, however, the Acolytes and the Dudleys put a beatdown on Richards, who was finally sent through a table.  Censor that! (Winners: Right to Censor via Censorkick)
• Leather Strap Match: Tazz v. Jerry "the King" Lawler - Tazz had wanted to quit the WWF after further interference by Lawler in his matches, but Commissioner Mick Foley convinced him to stick around for a match with Lawler, provided neither man attacked the other prior to their match.  The stipulation of a Leather Strap match dictated that the winner was the first to score a pinfall, submission, or to touch all four corners.  Lawler managed to hit three successive piledrivers on Tazz, who wasn't phased.  He dragged Tazz toward the corners, but the referee was eventually knocked out.  At that point, former ECW star Raven made his WWF debut, hit Lawler with an Evenflow DDT, and helped Tazz get the win.  Tazz locked Lawler in the Tazzmission and forced him to submit. (Winner: Tazz via Tazzmission)
• Case 3:16 segment I - Stone Cold Steve Austin arrived at the arena to begin his investigation into who ran him down at Survivor Series 1999, and his first encounter was with hapless interviewer Kevin Kelly.  Austin said he'd ask the questions and threw Kelly into the wall and dropped some steel rods on him!
• Hardcore Open Invitational: Crash v. Perry Saturn v. T&A v. Funaki v. Steve Blackman (champion) - The stipulation was whoever held the title at the end of the ten-minute time limit would emerge as champion.  Blackman was knocked out by Crash for the first pin, but before Crash could escape, Saturn pinned him.  Before Saturn could leave, however, Blackman grabbed a kendo stick and clobbered everyone in sight, then pinned Saturn to reclaim his title.  The others ganged up on him, but no one was able to score the pin before time expired. (Winner, and still WWF Hardcore Champion: Steve Blackman)
• Case 3:16 segment II - Kurt Angle bumped into Austin, greeted him and introduced himself.  He tried to get on Austin's good side by giving him a gold medal, but Austin wasn't impressed and took out the Olympian.
• Chris Jericho v. X-Pac - In a rivalry that had heated up considerably over the past several weeks with numerous run-ins in the other's matches, X-Pac and Jericho did not like each other.  They were savage in their intensity, and Jericho even hit X-Pac with the Bronco Buster.  Jericho got the win after locking X-Pac in the Walls of Jericho.  After the match, however, X-Pac clobbered him with a pair of nunchucks. (Winner: Chris Jericho via Walls of Jericho)
• Case 3:16 segment III - Austin went into The Rock's locker room, where the two stared each other down.  They finally shook hands and said they were cool with each other.  The Rock again denied any involvement in Austin's attack, and said he had no information to help Austin.  The pot-stirring messenger Just Joe tried to talk to Austin, but got his ass kicked for his trouble.
• Steel Cage Tag Team Championship: Hardy Boyz v. Edge & Christian (champions) - The rivalry between these two teams extends back to the time of the Brood, prior to No Mercy 1999.  At one point, the two teams held each other in mutual respect, but since the Canadians got their hands on the titles, they instead continued to mock the Hardys and attack them with steel chairs.  In this match, Jeff fell off of the cage early, leaving Matt alone inside with Edge & Christian.  Jeff got the cage key from the ref, but Edge took it away and stuck it down his pants.  The Canadian duo went for the con-chair-to on Matt, but he ducked and hit them with a double-clothesline.  Jeff threw a ladder into the ring, knocking Christian off the cage.  On top of the cage, Jeff executed a corkscrew moonsault on Edge.  Christian climbed up the ladder, but Lita ran out and gave him a huracanrana off the top.  Edge started to climb, but the Hardys made it up top and hit Edge with the con-chair-to, knocking him back in the ring.  The Hardys escaped the cage to become the new Tag Team Champions! (Winners, and new WWF Tag Team Champions: the Hardy Boyz)
• Case 3:16 segment IV - Austin barged into Stephanie McMahon-Helmsley's locker room.  She claimed innocence -- pointing out that she was backstage at the time of the attack and was actually one of the first people on the scene.  She gave Austin back the hat he'd lost at Survivor Series 1999, but Austin said you can't trust anybody in the WWF before leaving.
• Intercontinental Championship: Rikishi v. Eddie Guerrero (champion) (w/ Chyna) - Eddie, who had become engaged to Chyna on Smackdown!, tried to sneak away from this match, but Chyna threw him back in the ring, insisting he fight like a man.  Still, when Rikishi set Eddie up for a Stink Face, Chyna pulled him away.  Later, Rikishi hit the Banzai Drop on Eddie, but Chyna interfered, getting the disqualification.  Irate, Rikishi hit her with a superkick, then the Banzai Drop. (Winner: Rikishi via DQ, and still WWF Intercontinental Champion: Eddie Guerrero)
• Triple H v. Kurt Angle, with Special Referee Commissioner Mick Foley - Triple H had had enough with Angle's pursuit of his wife and this match was to try to put an end to their feud.  Foley had sworn earlier in the night that the match would be called down the middle.  It was also a no-DQ match.  Early on, Triple H went for the Pedigree on the announce table, but Angle reversed it into a belly-to-belly suplex through the Spanish announce table!  Back in the ring, Angle attacked Triple H's taped ribs, but Triple H kicked out of a superplex.  Angle put on the abdominal stretch for several minutes, then missed a top-rope moonsault.  Triple H took advantage and went for the Pedigree, but one arm was too badly injured for it.  Stephanie entered the ring, where Triple H told her to choose between him and Angle.  She considered, then kicked Angle right between the legs.  Triple H hit the Pedigree despite the pain, then got the pin.  After the match, he grabbed Stephanie, who had been checking on Angle, and gave her a rough kiss.  He left the ring, and after a few moments, so did Stephanie. (Winner: Triple H via Pedigree)
• Case 3:16 segment V - Shane McMahon came out and said he knew who had run down Austin with a car.  He played a tape, several months old, of Steve Blackman backing his car into Ken Shamrock, therefore giving Blackman a history of vehicular assault and the reason to run down Austin.  Blackman came out to refute these claims, but Austin came out then and hit Blackman with a Stone Cold Stunner.  Shane, excited, grabbed a cooler and shared a few beers with Austin, but then Stone Cold gave him no less than three stunners before leaving.
• Fatal Fourway WWF Championship: Chris Benoit v. The Undertaker v. Kane v. The Rock (champion) - The rules of the match were such that The Rock need not be pinned or forced to submit to get the win.  This seemed to happen after Benoit hit Taker with a steel chair and pinned him despite Taker's foot being on the ropes.  Benoit was announced champion, but Foley came out, stripped the title away and ordered the match to continue.  The Rock fell victim to a Last Ride from Taker, then a Crippler Crossface from Benoit.  Kane and Taker battled outside the ring, leaving The Rock with Benoit.  He hit the Rock Bottom on Benoit, scored the pin and retained his title, much to the fury of Benoit. (Winner, and still WWF Champion: The Rock via Rock Bottom)

• Tag Team Elimination Table Invitational - An unusual table match, it began with two teams in the ring (Too Cool and Lo Down (D'Lo Brown & Chaz)) and another team would join when one of the previous teams was eliminated by putting one of its members through a table.  Lo Down lost first, when Scotty 2 Hotty pushed Chaz off the top rope through a table as Grandmaster Sexay moved out of the way of D'Lo's `Lo Down frog splash.  Tazz & Raven came out next and eliminated Too Cool when they did a tandem suplex on Scotty through a table.  The hosts of the invitational, the Dudley Boyz, came out next and eliminated Tazz & Raven with a D-Von leg drop on Tazz through a table.  That brought out the final team, Right to Censor's Bull Buchanan and the Goodfather, who were eliminated twice -- first when Buchanan got a powerbomb through a table, but the referee was out and didn't see it.  Goodfather clobbered Buh-Buh Ray Dudley with a chair and positioned him in the broken table, so the ref assumed the Dudleys had lost, but another ref came out, explained what happened, and the match continued.  The Dudleys got the win with a 3D through a table on the Goodfather. (Winners: the Dudley Boyz via 3D through table)
• Six-Person Tag: Acolytes & Lita vs. Trish Stratus & T&A - The match never got underway, since the Acolytes were Pearl Harbored by T&A before they could get to the ring, leaving Lita alone in the middle.  When she went to check on her partners, she was attacked by T&A and Trish.  The Hardys headed off T&A, allowing Lita to escape with her life intact. (No contest)
• Steel Cage: Chris Jericho v. X-Pac - The middle-card rivalry was slated to come to an end tonight, as Jericho promised in his pre-match anti-X-Pac promo.  X-Pac managed to survive a top-cage powerbomb and a top-cage Walls of Jericho, and started to climb out, but he stopped and posed atop the cage door. Jericho dropkicked the side of the cage, crotching X-Pac on the door, allowing Jericho to escape through the cage door. (Winner: Chris Jericho)
• Right to Censor (Val Venis & Steven Richards) v. Chyna & Billy Gunn - Originally, the match was scheduled to be an Intercontinental Title Match between Gunn and Eddie Guerrero, but after Guerrero injured his hamstring on RAW is WAR, the WWF set the stage for a confrontation between the Playboy-burning RTC and centerfold Chyna and her defender Billy Gunn.  In the midst of the match, the Goodfather and Bull Buchanan came out, distracting Gunn, and allowing Eddie Guerrero to do a run-in with a loaded bouquet of flowers (lead pipe).  Chyna was clobbered and pinned.  (Winners: Right to Censor via Guerrero lead pipe-shot)
• No Holds Barred: Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. Rikishi - This match was set up following the startling revelation that it was Rikishi who was driving the car that hit Austin at Survivor Series 1999.  Austin had been running roughshod over the WWF, Stunnering everyone in sight, but now has a focus for his rage.  Rikishi said he did what he did for The Rock, claiming that the "island boys" (the Samoans, like Rikishi and The Rock) had always been held back, and that with Austin out of the way, The Rock could shine.  (The Rock has said he's sickened by this and that he didn't need Rikishi's help.)  An hour into the PPV, Austin wasn't anywhere in the arena, and Rikishi declared that Austin was scared and demanded to be named victor by default.  Austin drove into the arena at that point, right up to the ring, where he wailed on Rikishi, who was unable to overcome eleven months of built-up aggression.  Belts, ropes, steel chairs, and a sledgehammer were all used against the Phat Man, who was eventually thrown in the bed of Austin's truck.  Austin closed the bed, drove out to the parking lot and threw Rikishi on the concrete and prepared to run him over.  Rikishi was saved when cops arrived and blocked Austin's truck (but not before Austin wrecked the cop car), then arrested Austin.  Austin was driven off as a bleeding Rikishi was tended to by EMTs. (No contest)
• European Championship: "Naked Man" Mideon v. William Regal (champion) - Regal was disgusted with the prospect of fighting a nude wrestler, so Commissioner Mick Foley ordered Mideon to wear clothing for this match.  Still, Mideon stripped down, planted a big wet one on Regal's lips, and went on the offensive.  Regal battled back, but instead of applying the Regal Stretch, he finished Mideon off with a modified neckbreaker. (Winner, and still WWF European Champion: William Regal via neckbreaker)
• Tag Team Championship: Los Conquistadors v. Hardy Boyz (champions) - One of the questions everyone had going into this match was who the Conquistadors were under the masks.  In this match, the Hardys kept going for the masks.  Jeff Hardy hit a Swanton Bomb on one Conquistador during a pinning predicament, and got thrown out of the ring for his trouble.  Matt Hardy hit a Twist of Fate on Conquistador Uno, pulled off the mask to find another mask underneath, and then Conquistador Dos came from behind and hit a move that looked surprisingly like Christian's Unprettier finisher.  Dos got the cover, and the allegedly Latino tag team got the win! (Winners, and new WWF Tag Team Champions: Los Conquistadors via Unprettier)

(Note -- the following RAW, Christian's shoulder was injured and he was unable to fight in Edge & Christian's promised title shot against Los Conquistadors, so Edge went solo.  He lost to the team, who hit the Hardys' moves on him.  Those Conquistadors unmasked themselves as the Hardys, and then Commissioner Mick Foley revealed he'd seen "double secret" video footage that proved Edge & Christian had been wearing the masks at No Mercy, and they'd gotten two jobbers to wear the masks for the match.  The Hardys took the masks instead, and "won" their titles "back.")
• Triple H v. Chris Benoit - The feud between these two was set up after Benoit headbutted Stephanie McMahon-Helmsley on RAW is WAR.  Triple H isolated Benoit's left knee, nearly crippling the Crippler, but then he injured his arm, which Benoit isolated, finishing with a swandive headbutt to the injured arm.  Benoit went for a pin with a belly-to-back suplex bridge, but was unable to get the three-count.  He applied the Crippler Crossface, but Triple H wouldn't tap out, and he countered by standing and hitting a Samoan drop.  Stephanie -- against her husband's orders -- came to ringside, slapped Benoit, annd distracted the referee as Triple H hit a low-blow on Benoit, then the Pedigree for the win.  Stephanie left satisfied.  (Winner: Triple H via Pedigree)
• WWF Championship: Kurt Angle (w/ Stephanie McMahon-Helmsley) v. The Rock (champion) - Angle won the number-one contendership from Triple H in a match on RAW is WAR, then earned the managerial services of Stephanie when Triple H refused to let her at ringside during his matches.  The Rock was not impressed with Angle's accomplishments in his first year in the WWF, and even less impressed with his new manager.  Prior to the match, it was announced as no-disqualification.  This allowed Stephanie to interfere quite liberally while Triple H watched with disgust backstage.  The Rock tied Angle in the Sharpshooter, but Stephanie distracted the ref.  Angry, The Rock chased her off, then bashed Angle's head against the announce table, took a drink of water and spit it in Angle's face.  Stephanie tossed the title belt in the ring, which Angle clobbered The Rock with, but he still managed to kick out.  Angle fell prey to a suplex and a spinebuster, but when Stephanie tried to interfere, she got a Rock Bottom.  Triple H ran out, prevented a People's Elbow with a Pedigree, then carried his unconscious wife backstage.  Angle tried to cover The Rock, but he kicked out again.  Rikishi, still bloody, came to the ring to help The Rock, but inadvertantly hit The Rock multiple times.  Angle gave both Rikishi and The Rock an Olympic Slam, then covered The Rock to get the win and become the WWF Champion within his first year in the WWF. (Winner, and new WWF Champion: Kurt Angle via Olympic Slam)

• Steve Blackman, Crash, and Molly Holly v. T&A & Trish Stratus - Crash had become involved against T&A when he was put in charge of the APA while the injured Acolytes were away.  T&A took over the APA, leading to a series of matches against Crash, until Blackman teamed up with his fellow hardcore wrestler and Crash's cousin Molly, who he brought in to fight Trish.  In the match, as expected, T&A used their power to their advantage, but Crash evaded a Test pumphandle slam.  Trish got in the ring, and then Molly, who took it to the former fitness model until Test intervened.  The males brawled outside the ring while Molly rolled up Trish for the win! (Winners: Steve Blackman, Crash, and Molly Holly via rollup pin)
• Survivor Series: The R4dicalz v. "The One" Billy Gunn, Chyna, Road Dogg, and K-Kwik - The R4dicalz had reunited as part of Triple H and Rikishi's vicious plot against Stone Cold Steve Austin and The Rock, leading to Gunn and Chyna pursuing them.  Road Dogg had teamed up with K-Kwik to form a rapping tag team in the meantime.  Eddie Guerrero eliminated Chyna with a shot from his Intercontinental title belt, then got hit with a sleeper/slam by Billy Gunn to be eliminated himself.  Benoit eliminated the high-flying K-Kwik with a belly-to-back suplex, dropping the rapper on his head.  Road Dogg was eliminated by Saturn next, leaving Gunn alone against the remaining R4dicalz.  Dean Malenko got eliminated next by the Fame-Asser, but then Saturn and Benoit double-teamed Gunn and pinned him for the win. (Survivors: Perry Saturn & Chris Benoit)
• Kane v. Chris Jericho - At first, this feud appeared to be over a cup of coffee that Y2J accidentally spilled on Kane, but later Kane revealed he hated Jericho because the fans loved him and Kane saw him as one of the "beautiful people" that were always shunning "monsters" like Kane.  Kane wanted to disfigure Jericho's face, and went to do that in this match.  He hit Y2J with several high-impact moves, even stripping the covering off the turnbuckle and going to slam Jericho's face on it, but Jericho blocked it and eventually made Kane's face hit the corner instead.  Y2J used his quickness to his advantage, but Kane kept coming back.  Jericho appeared to have the match won after a several-minute hold in the Walls of Jericho for Kane, then a bulldog, but Kane caught Jericho in the midst of the Lionsault and chokeslammed him for the win. (Winner: Kane via chokeslam)

(Later in the PPV, we would see Jericho exacting revenge with various weapons backstage on Kane.)
• European Championship: Hardcore Holly v. William Regal (champion) - Hardcore Holly, out for months due to a broken arm (suffered as the result of a botched moonsault by Kurt Angle), returned in force a week prior to the PPV, and got booked in a title match fairly quickly.  During the match, Regal went after Holly's arm, which pissed Holly off and made him clobber Regal in the face with the title belt in front of the referee, earning himself a DQ.  Holly continued to pummel the "good will ambassador" after the match. (Winner, and still WWF European Champion: William Regal via DQ)
• The Rock v. Rikishi - Rikishi's insistence that The Rock was his accomplice in his war against Stone Cold Steve Austin turned out to be false when Triple H revealed himself as the mastermind.  The Rock, angered that his "family" would do this to him, got himself a match against the 424-pound Samoan.  Prior to the PPV, however, Rikishi had injured The Rock's ribs with a sledgehammer, and capitalized on this during the match.  The Rock fought hard, even kicking out of a vertical splash on his chest.  He got the Stink Face from Rikishi, then battled back to give Rikishi a Rock Bottom.  Soon, Rikishi got a Samoan Drop (which injured The Rock in the process) and a People's Elbow.  The Rock pinned Rikishi, but after the match, the Samoan got back up, superkicked The Rock and gave him a total of four Banzai Drops before leaving. (Winner: The Rock via People's Elbow)
• Women's Championship: Ivory (champion) v. Lita - After losing her title to Ivory due to Edge & Christian's interference, Lita was booked in a match for her Women's title by newly-appointed Lt. Commissioner Debra.  During match, Lita was busted open and bled badly.  Right to Censor leader Steven Richards would run to the ring to help his RTC cohort, even saving Ivory from a moonsault.  Ivory would eventually hit Lita with the title belt and cover her for the win.  (Winner, and still WWF Women's Champion: Ivory via belt-shot)
• WWF Championship: The Undertaker v. Kurt Angle (champion) - Kurt Angle debuted at Survivor Series a year ago, and Undertaker had debuted Survivor Series ten years ago.  Both intended to make it a "golden" anniversary.  Taker would go after Angle and injure his back, but Angle kept coming back.  He locked Taker in the figure-four leglock, but the Deadman reversed it and put the pressure on Angle instead. Edge & Christian would run out to help their friend Angle, but get sent back to the locker room by the referee.  Angle would flee for his life under the ring, but get dragged out by Taker, who promptly gave him the Last Ride and pinned him.  The referee, however, noticed something about "Kurt Angle" and stopped counting after two.  Taker hadn't pulled out Angle from under the ring, but an impostor.  Meanwhile, the real Angle snuck up from behind, clobbered Taker and pinned him quickly to retain his title.  Afterwards, Angle grabbed his title, sprinted out of the building, and drove off fast! (Winner, and still WWF Champion: Kurt Angle via rollup pin)

(Note: the impostor later turned out to be Kurt's brother, Eric Angle.)
• Survivor Series: Dudley Boyz & Hardy Boyz v. Edge & Christian & Right to Censor (Bull Buchanan & the Goodfather) - Fellow Censor Val Venis aided Right to Censor and the Canadian duo by tripping Matt Hardy off the top rope, allowing Edge to pin him.  D-Von Dudley was eliminated next by Christian, but Bubba Ray Dudley fought back and eliminated Buchanan and Christian.  The Goodfather eliminated Bubba Ray next, and Val Venis aided his cohort against Jeff Hardy, but inadvertantly clotheslined the Goodfather and allowed Jeff to score the pin to win.  After the match, RTC ganged up on Jeff, until Matt and the Dudleys ran back to the ring to help.  The Goodfather got a 3D and Val got a "Wazzup!" headbutt.  Val was legdropped through a table by Matt Hardy and Steven Richards went through the wood as the Dudleys got a table and powerbombed him through it.  (Survivor: Jeff Hardy)
• Stone Cold Steve Austin v. Triple H - When Triple H revealed himself as Rikishi's mysterious accomplice against him, Austin went to new lengths of rage.  This led to the Game and the Rattlesnake being booked in a no-DQ match, but with "no R4dicalz interference" by Commissioner Mick Foley's order, but Triple H told them "You know what to do.  Do it."  Both men beat down on each other, taking full advantage of the no-DQ rule.  Triple H would be busted open by a monitor, then clobbered with Austin's beer cooler, then a beer can.  Triple H battled back and went to Pedigree Austin on the steel stairs, but he fought out of it and backdropped the Game through the announce table.  He threw Triple H back in the ring, where he gave him a Stunner.  Rather than capitalize, however, Austin grabbed a steel chair and put it around Triple H's neck, intending to break it.  Triple H, however, got away and ran backstage, where the R4dicalz ignored Foley's order and attacked anyway while the Game escaped to his car.  Benoit ran away from Austin down a hall and taunted him to follow, but Austin didn't.  Triple H sent Benoit to find Austin while he sat in his car and waited.  Austin then drove up in a forklift and picked up Triple H's car!  He pleaded with Austin to put the car down, so Austin did -- from 30 feet in the air!  The car landed on its top with Triple H inside it as the PPV ended.  (No contest)

• Elimination Match: R4dicalz (w/ Terri) v. Hardy Boyz & Lita - Going into the match, Lita had completely rejected the amorous Malenko's advances on the preceding Smackdown!, leading Commissioner Mick Foley to book she and the Hardys against Malenko's R4dicalz buddies Eddie Guerrero and Perry Saturn.  Guerrero lasted all of five seconds as Lita hit a Twist of Fate and Jeff hit a Swanton Bomb.  Saturn eliminated Jeff next by countering the Poetry in Motion into a slam.  Matt got revenge when he hit a Twist of Fate on Saturn and eliminated him.  Terri distracted Lita, allowing Malenko to throw Matt into Lita, knocking her out of the ring, then roll up Matt to eliminate him.  This left Lita alone in the ring with the man she'd rejected.  He had her beat after a superplex, but desiring revenge, he put her in the Texas Cloverleaf to get the win.  After the match, Lita swore she'd get him back. (Survivor: Dean Malenko)
• European Championship: Hardcore Holly v. William Regal (champion) - Going into the match, Holly's cousin Molly Holly had been put in the painful Regal Stretch by the champion, so it was personal.  Regal came out and addressed the crowd and said he understood why they would cheer native Alabamian Holly, but went on and started to lecture them on proper hygiene.  Holly interrupted him and the match began.  Regal put Holly in several stretches, but Holly fired back with a shot from his left arm (which had a metal plate in it), putting Regal down.  While the ref was distracted by checking on Regal, Raven came down to the ring, hit an Evenflow DDT on Holly, and allowed Regal to retain his title.  (Winner, and still WWF European Champion: William Regal via Raven Evenflow DDT)
• Val Venis (w/ Ivory) v. Chyna - On the preceding RAW is WAR, Val had knocked Chyna out, so she was seeking revenge.  Ivory interfered liberally in the match.  Val had Chyna down at one point and went for the move formerly known as the Money Shot, but she got out of the way.  Ivory tripped Chyna later, leading Chyna to chase her around the ring.  Back in the ring, Val tied Chyna up with a fisherman's suplex for the pin.  After the match, Chyna tried to powerbomb Ivory, but Val saved her. (Winner: Val Venis via fisherman's suplex)
• Interview Segment: The Undertaker - Earlier in the day, Taker (who had survived three Hell in a Cell matches) addressed the match he faced tonight, mentioning how scared he was of the lengths to which he was going to have to go to become WWF Champion again.  He promised to make his opponents bleed, and said that Hell in a Cell was about doing unto others before they did unto you.  He said he liked the part of him that could cause such hell, and remarked that it was his previous matches that made Shawn Michaels and Mick "Mankind" Foley famous -- then he wondered who he would make famous tonight.
• Talking Segment: Vince McMahon - Accompanied by the stooges, Vince came to the ring and said he was gravely concerned about the six men in the Hell in a Cell match.  He said his concerns had fallen on the deaf ears of Mick Foley, so he asked the fans to help him prevent the Hell in a Cell.  (Boos.)  He asked the fans to send a message to Foley, and got more boos.  Vince asked anyone who supported him to please stand up, and was shocked to see he had almost no support from the fans.  Vince told the fans that whatever happened in the Hell in a Cell was not only on Foley's conscience, but the fans' as well.
• Last Man Standing: Chris Jericho v. Kane - Jericho refused to stay down in this matchup, even after being attacked by Kane in the entrance and backstage and being chokeslammed.  Kane, likewise, would not stay down, and got hit with a steel chair, DDT'd on it, then hit with it again.  Jericho hit a missile dropkick, a bulldog, and then hit a Lionsault onto Kane, who had the chair draped across him.  Both men still got to their feet.  Y2J was hit with a huge clothesline, then got military pressed onto the floor.  Kane and Jericho battled up the entranceway, where Jericho reversed a chokeslam into a bulldog onto a table.  A second bulldog broke the table, and then Jericho pushed over twenty barrels from the Armageddon scaffolding onto Kane, who was unable to crawl out from them to answer the 10-count -- thus declaring Jericho the winner!  (Winner: Chris Jericho)
• Four-Corners Tag Team Championship: Edge & Christian v. the Dudley Boyz v. Road Dogg & K-Kwik v. Right to Censor (Bull Buchanan & the Goodfather) (champions) - With the Tag Team Title situation such a mess, Foley booked these four teams in a special Four Corners match for the titles.  The Dudleys dominated the match, nailing 3Ds, Dudley Devices, and Wazzup! headbutts -- but were unable to capitalize and score a pin.  Then, Christian attacked Bubba Ray from behind, and Edge pinned him, thus making the Canadian brothers four-time WWF Tag Team Champions! (Winners, and new WWF Tag Team Champions: Edge & Christian via pin)
• Intercontinental Championship: Chris Benoit v. "The One" Billy Gunn (champion) - Benoit targeted Gunn's knees early on with a Figure-Four Leglock, but Gunn reversed it.  Later, Benoit hit three German suplexes on Gunn, but missed with a swandive headbutt, allowing Gunn to hit a powerslam for a twocount.  Gunn then hit a jackhammer and the Fame-Asser, but his sore knee prevented him from getting the cover immediately, thus getting him another twocount.  Benoit locked on the Crippler Crossface, but Gunn got to the ropes.  Benoit then locked it in again in the middle of the ring, forcing Gunn to tap out -- Benoit is now a three-time Intercontinental Champion. (Winner, and new WWF Intercontinental Champion: Chris Benoit via Crippler Crossface)
• Triple Threat Women's Championship: Trish Stratus v. Molly Holly v. Ivory (champion) - Ivory and Trish reluctantly worked together to tandem suplex Molly, but then turned on each other again.  Molly hit a top-rope bodypress on both of them, then floored Trish as she went for a huracanrana.  Ivory knocked Molly down before she could pin Trish, and pinned Trish herself to retain.  After the match, T&A came out to intimidate Molly, but Crash came to the rescue.  T&A laughed at him, but they weren't laughing after the Acolytes returned to help Crash out.  The APA laid out T&A while the crowd cheered. (Winner, and still WWF Women's Champion: Ivory via pin)
• Six-Man Hell in a Cell WWF Championship: The Rock v. Triple H v. Stone Cold Steve Austin v. The Undertaker v. Rikishi v. Kurt Angle (champion) - The most dangerous match in the WWF books, all six men held nothing back in this matchup, in which Foley had stipulated he would resign from WWF Commissioner if anyone was permanently injured.  Austin grabbed Triple H's head and grated it against the mesh of the cage, then dragged him around the cage, busting him wider and wider open.  Rikishi saved Triple H, but then got a Pedigree from his former ally.  The Rock broke up the pinfall.  Angle's Olympic Slam was broken up, as was Austin's Stunner, and Taker's chokeslam.  Taker threw Triple H into the cage multiple times, even using him as a human dart at one point. Vince and the stooges backed a truck up to the cage, and had the door torn off. Vince ordered the rest of the cage torn down as well, but Mick Foley came out, knocked out the stooges and had Vince escorted out of the arena by special forces.  Triple H and Austin battled out of the cage and to the cars on the Armageddon set, but Triple H fought back and threw Austin through a car window.  The Rock tried to deliver a Rock Bottom on top of a car, but Triple H low-blowed him and gave him a Pedigree on top of the car.  Angle hit Taker with a chair, then fled to the top of the cage, where Austin and Triple H had gone.  Taker followed Angle up there, and busted Angle open.  Austin and Triple H climbed down even as Rikishi climbed up!  The chair had made it to the top by now, and Taker demolished Angle.  Rikishi grabbed the chair, then hit Taker with it and started to go for Angle, but Taker recovered and threw the 400-pound Samoan off the top of the cage onto the truck!  Inside the cage and in the ring, The Rock hit Austin with a spinebuster, but Triple H stopped the People's Elbow with a clothesline.  The Rock threw the Game out of the ring, hit Angle with a Rock Bottom, but Austin broke the pin.  Austin Stunner'd The Rock, but Triple H broke up the pin.  While Triple H and Austin went at it, Angle sneaked in and pinned The Rock to retain his WWF Championship.  After the match, Austin Stunner'd Angle, but was too late to do anything about the outcome of the match. (Winner: Kurt Angle via Austin Stone Cold Stunner)