World Heavyweight Championship: Rating Every PPV Match (2002-2013)

Hello everyone, welcome to my blog. No matter how old you are, if you’re at least 14/15 years old deep down inside you love the ‘Big Gold Belt’ and you miss it!

In this article, I give my rating on each and every PPV title match of the belt in its 11 years in WWE, known simply as the “World Heavyweight Championship”. With that said, let’s jump right into it. Enjoy

2002

  • Triple H(c) vs. Rob Van Dam (Unforgiven) ***
  • Triple H(c) vs. Kane (No Mercy) *3/4
  • Elimination Chamber: Triple H(c) vs. Rob Van Dam vs. Kane vs. Shawn Michaels vs. Chris Jericho vs. Booker T (Survivor Series) ****
  • Three Stages Of Hell: Shawn Michaels(c) vs. Triple H (Armageddon) **1/4

2003

  • Triple H(c) vs. Scott Steiner* (Royal Rumble) DUD
  • Triple H(c) vs. Scott Steiner (No Way Out) 1/4*
  • Triple H(c) vs. Booker T (WrestleMania XIX) **1/2
  • Triple H(c) vs. Kevin Nash* (Judgment Day) *1/2
  • Hell in a Cell: Triple H(c) vs. Kevin Nash (Bad Blood) **3/4
  • Elimination Chamber: Triple H(c) vs. Kevin Nash vs. Randy Orton vs. Goldberg vs. Shawn Michaels vs. Chris Jericho (SummerSlam) ***1/4
  • Title vs. Career: Triple H(c) vs. Goldberg (Unforgiven) **3/4
  • Goldberg(c) vs. Triple H (Survivor Series) ***
  • Goldberg(c) vs. Triple H vs. Kane (Armageddon) **

2004

  • Last Man Standing: Triple H(c) vs. Shawn Michaels (Royal Rumble) ***1/2
  • Triple H(c) vs. Chris Benoit vs. Shawn Michaels (WrestleMania XX) *****
  • Chris Benoit(c) vs. Triple H vs. Shawn Michaels (Backlash) ****3/4
  • Chris Benoit(c) vs. Kane (Bad Blood) ****
  • Chris Benoit(c) vs. Triple H (Vengeance) ***1/2
  • Chris Benoit(c) vs. Randy Orton (SummerSlam) ****1/2
  • Randy Orton(c) vs. Triple H (Unforgiven) ***
  • Triple H(c) vs. Shawn Michaels (Taboo Tuesday) ***1/4

2005

  • Elimination Chamber: Triple H vs. Randy Orton vs. Batista vs. Chris Benoit vs. Edge vs. Chris Jericho (New Year’s Revolution) ***1/2
  • Triple H(c) vs. Randy Orton (Royal Rumble) **3/4
  • Triple H(c) vs. Batista (WrestleMania 21) **1/2
  • Batista(c) vs. Triple H (Backlash) **1/4
  • Hell in a Cell: Batista(c) vs. Triple H (Vengeance) ****1/2
  • Batista(c) vs. JBL* (The Great American Bash) **
  • No Holds Barred: Batista(c) vs. JBL (SummerSlam) **3/4
  • Batista(c) vs. Eddie Guerrero (No Mercy) ***1/2

2006

  • Kurt Angle(c) vs. Mark Henry (Royal Rumble) 1/2*
  • Kurt Angle(c) vs. The Undertaker (No Way Out) ****3/4
  • Kurt Angle(c) vs. Randy Orton vs. Rey Mysterio (WrestleMania 22) ***1/2
  • Rey Mysterio(c) vs. JBL (Judgment Day) ***1/4
  • Extreme Rules: Rey Mysterio(c) vs. Sabu (One Night Stand) ***
  • Rey Mysterio(c) vs. King Booker (The Great American Bash) ***
  • King Booker(c) vs. Batista* (SummerSlam) 1/4*
  • King Booker(c) vs. Batista vs. Bobby Lashley vs. Finlay (No Mercy) ****
  • King Booker(c) vs. John Cena vs. Big Show (Cyber Sunday) ***
  • King Booker(c) vs. Batista (Survivor Series) **1/2

2007

  • Batista(c) vs. Mr. Kennedy (Royal Rumble) **3/4
  • Batista(c) vs. The Undertaker (WrestleMania 23) ****1/4
  • Last Man Standing: The Undertaker(c) vs. Batista (Backlash) ****
  • Edge(c) vs. Batista (Judgment Day) ***
  • Steel Cage: Edge(c) vs. Batista (One Night Stand) **1/2
  • Last Chance: Edge(c) vs. Batista (Vengeance: Night of Champions) **3/4
  • The Great Khali(c) vs. Batista vs. Kane (The Great American Bash) *1/2
  • The Great Khali(c) vs. Batista* (SummerSlam) DUD
  • The Great Khali(c) vs. Rey Mysterio vs. Batista (Unforgiven) **
  • Punjabi Prison: Batista(c) vs. The Great Khali (No Mercy) **3/4
  • Batista(c) vs. The Undertaker (Cyber Sunday) ****
  • Hell in a Cell: Batista(c) vs. The Undertaker (Survivor Series) ****
  • Batista(c) vs. Edge vs. The Undertaker (Armageddon) ***

2008

  • Edge(c) vs. Rey Mysterio (Royal Rumble) ***1/2
  • Edge(c) vs. Rey Mysterio (No Way Out) ***
  • Edge(c) vs. The Undertaker (WrestleMania XXIV) ****1/2
  • The Undertaker(c) vs. Edge (Backlash) ***1/2
  • The Undertaker* vs. Edge (Judgment Day) ***1/4
  • TLC: The Undertaker vs. Edge (One Night Stand) ****
  • Edge(c) vs. Batista (Night of Champions) ***
  • CM Punk(c) vs. Batista (The Great American Bash) **1/2
  • CM Punk(c) vs. JBL (SummerSlam) ***
  • Championship Scramble: Kane vs. JBL vs. Batista vs. Rey Mysterio vs. Chris Jericho (Unforgiven) **1/2
  • Ladder: Chris Jericho(c) vs. Shawn Michaels (No Mercy) *****
  • Chris Jericho(c) vs. Batista (Cyber Sunday) ***
  • Chris Jericho(c) vs. John Cena (Survivor Series) ***1/4
  • John Cena(c) vs. Chris Jericho (Armageddon) ***

2009

  • John Cena(c) vs. JBL (Royal Rumble) **
  • Elimination Chamber: John Cena(c) vs. Edge vs. Chris Jericho vs. Kane vs. Rey Mysterio vs. Mike Knox (No Way Out) ****1/4
  • Edge(c) vs. John Cena vs. Big Show (WrestleMania XXV) ***
  • Last Man Standing: John Cena(c) vs. Edge (Backlash) ****1/4
  • Edge(c) vs. Jeff Hardy (Judgment Day) ***1/4
  • Ladder: Edge(c) vs. Jeff Hardy (Extreme Rules) ****
  • MITB cash-in: Jeff Hardy(c) vs. CM Punk (Extreme Rules) N/R
  • CM Punk(c) vs. Jeff Hardy* (The Bash) ***1/2
  • CM Punk(c) vs. Jeff Hardy (Night of Champions) ***3/4
  • TLC: Jeff Hardy(c) vs. CM Punk (SummerSlam) ****1/4
  • Submission: CM Punk(c) vs. The Undertaker (Breaking Point) **1/2
  • Hell in a Cell: CM Punk(c) vs. The Undertaker (Hell in a Cell) **3/4
  • The Undertaker(c) vs. CM Punk vs. Batista vs. Rey Mysterio (Bragging Rights) ***
  • The Undertaker(c) vs. Chris Jericho vs. Big Show (Survivor Series) ***1/4
  • Chairs: The Undertaker(c) vs. Batista (TLC) **1/2

2010

  • The Undertaker(c) vs. Rey Mysterio (Royal Rumble) ***3/4
  • Elimination Chamber: The Undertaker(c) vs. Rey Mysterio vs. Chris Jericho vs. CM Punk vs. John Morrison vs. R-Truth (Elimination Chamber) ***3/4
  • Chris Jericho(c) vs. Edge (WrestleMania XXVI) ****
  • Extreme Rules: Jack Swagger(c) vs. Randy Orton (Extreme Rules) ***
  • Jack Swagger(c) vs. Big Show* (Over the Limit) 1/4*
  • Jack Swagger(c) vs. Rey Mysterio vs. CM Punk vs. Big Show (Fatal 4 Way) ***
  • Rey Mysterio(c) vs. Jack Swagger (Money in the Bank) ****
  • MITB cash-in: Rey Mysterio(c) vs. Kane (Money in the Bank) N/R
  • Kane(c) vs. Rey Mysterio (SummerSlam) ***
  • No Holds Barred: Kane(c) vs. The Undertaker (Night of Champions) ***
  • Hell in a Cell: Kane(c) vs. The Undertaker (Hell in a Cell) **1/2
  • Buried Alive: Kane(c) vs. The Undertaker (Bragging Rights) *
  • Kane(c) vs. Edge (Survivor Series) 3/4*
  • TLC: Kane(c) vs. Edge vs. Alberto Del Rio vs. Rey Mysterio (TLC) ****1/4

2011

  • Edge(c) vs. Dolph Ziggler (Royal Rumble) ***1/2
  • Elimination Chamber: Edge(c) vs. Rey Mysterio vs. Drew McIntyre vs. Wade Barrett vs. Kane vs. Big Show (Elimination Chamber) ****
  • Edge(c) vs. Alberto Del Rio (WrestleMania XXVII) ***1/4
  • Ladder: Christian vs. Alberto Del Rio (Extreme Rules) ****1/2
  • Randy Orton(c) vs. Christian (Over the Limit) ****1/4
  • Randy Orton(c) vs. Christian (Capitol Punishment) ***3/4
  • Randy Orton(c) vs. Christian (Money in the Bank) ***3/4
  • No Holds Barred: Christian(c) vs. Randy Orton (SummerSlam) ****1/4
  • Randy Orton(c) vs. Mark Henry (Night of Champions) ***1/4
  • Hell in a Cell: Mark Henry(c) vs. Randy Orton (Hell in a Cell) **3/4
  • Mark Henry(c) vs. Big Show (Vengeance) ***
  • Mark Henry(c) vs. Big Show* (Survivor Series) 1/2*
  • Chairs: Mark Henry(c) vs. Big Show (TLC) *
  • MITB cash-in: Big Show(c) vs. Daniel Bryan (TLC) N/R

2012

  • Steel Cage: Daniel Bryan(c) vs. Big Show vs. Mark Henry (Royal Rumble) **
  • Elimination Chamber: Daniel Bryan(c) vs. Big Show vs. Cody Rhodes vs. Santino Marella vs. The Great Khali vs. Wade Barrett (Elimination Chamber) ***
  • Daniel Bryan(c) vs. Sheamus (WrestleMania XXVIII) DUD
  • Two Out of Three Falls: Sheamus(c) vs. Daniel Bryan (Extreme Rules) ****1/4
  • Sheamus(c) vs. Randy Orton vs. Chris Jericho vs. Alberto Del Rio (Over the Limit) ***1/2
  • Sheamus(c) vs. Dolph Ziggler (No Way Out) ***
  • Sheamus(c) vs. Alberto Del Rio (Money in the Bank) ***3/4
  • Sheamus(c) vs. Alberto Del Rio (SummerSlam) ***1/4
  • Sheamus(c) vs. Alberto Del Rio (Night of Champions) ***1/2
  • Sheamus(c) vs. Big Show (Hell in a Cell) ***3/4
  • Big Show(c) vs. Sheamus* (Survivor Series) *
  • Chairs: Big Show(c) vs. Sheamus (TLC) *1/2

2013

  • Last Man Standing: Alberto Del Rio(c) vs. Big Show (Royal Rumble) ***1/2
  • Alberto Del Rio(c) vs. Big Show (Elimination Chamber) ***
  • Alberto Del Rio(c) vs. Jack Swagger (WrestleMania 29) **1/2
  • Dolph Ziggler(c) vs. Alberto Del Rio (Payback) ***3/4
  • Alberto Del Rio(c) vs. Dolph Ziggler (Money in the Bank) ***1/4
  • Alberto Del Rio(c) vs. Christian (SummerSlam) ****
  • Alberto Del Rio(c) vs. Rob Van Dam* (Night of Champions) **3/4
  • Hardcore: Alberto Del Rio(c) vs. Rob Van Dam (Battleground) ***
  • Alberto Del Rio(c) vs. John Cena (Hell in a Cell) ***1/4
  • John Cena(c) vs. Alberto Del Rio (Survivor Series) ***
  • TLC Title Unification: John Cena vs. Randy Orton (TLC) ***1/4

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The Rock: Rating Every PPV Match

Rating all of The Rock’s matches on PPV after becoming “The Rock”. It happened slowly over some time and I’m not sure exactly when the name change happened, so I’ll randomly start with his first most notable PPV feud as “The Rock” – against Austin for the IC Title.

*Not including traditional Royal Rumble or Survivor Series matches or the “specials” such as Rebellion, Global Warning, Insurrextion, etc (instead replaced by few of his most notable TV matches).

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1997

  • Steve Austin(c) vs. The Rock – WWF Intercontinental Championship (D-Generation X) **3/4

1998

  • The Rock(c) vs. Ken Shamrock – WWF Intercontinental Championship (Royal Rumble) **1/4
  • The Nation vs. Ken Shamrock, Ahmed Johnson, Chainz, Skull & 8-Ball (No Way Out of Texas) **1/2
  • The Rock vs. Ken Shamrock* – WWF Intercontinental Championship (WrestleMania XIV) *1/4
  • The Nation vs. Faarooq, Ken Shamrock & Steve Blackman (Unforgiven) *
  • The Rock(c) vs. Faarooq – WWF Intercontinental Championship (Over the Edge) 1/4*
  • KOTR Semi-Final Match: The Rock vs. Dan Severn (King of the Ring) 1/4*
  • KOTR Final: The Rock vs. Ken Shamrock (King of the Ring) ***
  • 2 Out Of 3 Falls: The Rock(c) vs. Triple H – WWF Intercontinental Championship (Fully Loaded) ***1/4
  • Ladder: The Rock(c) vs. Triple H – WWF Intercontinental Championship (SummerSlam) ****1/4
  • Steel Cage: The Rock vs. Mankind vs. Ken Shamrock (Breakdown) ***1/2
  • The Rock vs. Mark Henry (Unforgiven) *
  • Deadly Games First Round: The Rock vs. Big Boss Man (Survivor Series) DUD
  • Deadly Games Quarter Final: The Rock vs. Ken Shamrock (Survivor Series) **1/2
  • Deadly Games Semi Final: The Rock vs. The Undertaker (Survivor Series) *
  • Deadly Games Final: The Rock vs. Mankind – vacant WWF Championship (Survivor Series) **3/4
  • The Rock(c) vs. Mankind* – WWF Championship (Rock Bottom) ***

1999

  • No DQ: The Rock(c) vs. Mankind – WWF Championship (RAW: Jan. 4) ****
  • I Quit: Mankind(c) vs. The Rock – WWF Championship (Royal Rumble) ***1/2
  • Empty Arena: The Rock(c) vs. Mankind – WWF Championship (Halftime Heat) ****
  • Last Man Standing: Mankind(c) vs. The Rock – WWF Championship (St. Valentine’s Day Massacre) ***1/4
  • Ladder: Mankind(c) vs. The Rock – WWF Championship (RAW: Feb. 15) ***3/4
  • The Rock(c) vs. Steve Austin – WWF Championship (WrestleMania XV) ***3/4
  • No Holds Barred: Steve Austin(c) vs. The Rock – WWF Championship (Backlash) ****1/4
  • The Rock vs. Triple H (Over the Edge) *1/2
  • The Undertaker(c) vs. The Rock – WWF Championship (King of the Ring) *3/4
  • Strap: The Rock vs. Triple H (Fully Loaded) ***1/2
  • The Rock vs. Billy Gunn (SummerSlam) **1/2
  • Six Pack Challenge: The Rock vs. Kane vs. Triple H vs. Mankind vs. Big Show vs. British Bulldog – vacant WWF Championship ***1/4
  • The Rock vs. British Bulldog (No Mercy) *
  • Triple H(c) vs. The Rock vs. Big Show – WWF Championship (Survivor Series) **1/2
  • New Age Outlaws(c) vs. Rock ‘n’ Sock Connection* – WWF Tag Team Championship (Armageddon) **1/2

2000

  • The Rock vs. Big Show (No Way Out) *1/2
  • Elimination: Triple H(c) vs. The Rock vs. Mick Foley vs. Big Show – WWF Championship (WrestleMania 2000) **3/4
  • Triple H(c) vs. The Rock – WWF Championship (Backlash) ****
  • Iron Man: The Rock(c) vs. Triple H – WWF Championship (Judgment Day) ****1/4
  • Triple H(c), Vince & Shane McMahon vs. The Rock, The Undertaker & Kane – WWF Championship (King of the Ring) **
  • The Rock(c) vs. Chris Benoit – WWF Championship (Fully Loaded) ****
  • The Rock(c) vs. Triple H vs. Kurt Angle – WWF Championship (SummerSlam) ***1/4
  • The Rock(c) vs. The Undertaker vs. Kane vs. Chris Benoit – WWF Championship (Unforgiven) ***1/2
  • No DQ: The Rock(c) vs. Kurt Angle – WWF Championship (No Mercy) ****1/4
  • The Rock vs. Rikishi (Survivor Series) **3/4
  • HIAC: Kurt Angle(c) vs. The Rock vs. Steve Austin vs. Triple H vs. The Undertaker vs. Rikishi – WWF Championship (Armageddon) ****

2001

  • Kurt Angle(c) vs. The Rock – WWF Championship (No Way Out) ****3/4
  • No DQ: The Rock(c) vs. Steve Austin – WWF Championship (WrestleMania X-Seven) *****
  • Booker T(c) vs. The Rock – WCW Championship (SummerSlam) ****
  • Handicap: The Rock(c) vs. Booker T & Shane McMahon – WCW Championship (Unforgiven) ***
  • The Rock(c) vs. Chris Jericho – WCW Championship (No Mercy) ****1/2
  • The Rock(c) vs. Chris Jericho – WCW Championship (Vengeance) ****

2002

  • Chris Jericho(c) vs. The Rock – WWF Undisputed Championship (Royal Rumble) ****1/4
  • The Rock vs. The Undertaker (No Way Out) **1/2
  • The Rock vs. Hulk Hogan (WrestleMania X8) ****
  • The Undertaker(c) vs. The Rock vs. Kurt Angle – WWE Undisputed Championship (Vengeance) ****1/2
  • The Rock(c) vs. Brock Lesnar – WWE Undisputed Championship (SummerSlam) ****1/4

2003

  • The Rock vs. Hulk Hogan (No Way Out) *
  • The Rock vs. Steve Austin (WrestleMania XIX) ****
  • The Rock vs. Goldberg (Backlash) **3/4

2004

  • Rock ‘n’ Sock Connection vs. Evolution (WrestleMania XX) ****

2011

  • The Rock & John Cena vs. The Awesome Truth (Survivor Series) **3/4

2012

  • The Rock vs. John Cena (WrestleMania XXVIII) ****

2013

  • CM Punk(c) vs. The Rock – WWE Championship (Royal Rumble) ****1/4
  • The Rock(c) vs. CM Punk – WWE Championship (Elimination Chamber) ***3/4
  • The Rock(c) vs. John Cena – WWE Championship (WrestleMania 29) ***

2016

  • The Rock vs. Erick Rowan (WrestleMania 32) DUD

Overall rating

1997: 2.75 (1 match)

1998: 1.98 (16 matches)

1999: 3.21 (14 matches)

2000: 3.30 (11 matches)

2001: 4.21 (6 matches)

2002: 3.90 (5 matches)

2003: 2.58 (3 matches)

Years as semi-active: 3.11 (7 matches)

Overall: 3.13

Worst year

According to my ratings, mathematics have come to the conclusion that 1998 was The Rock’s worst year in terms of his matches.

While there’s no denying this was perhaps The Rock’s most important year, winning his first WWF Championship, becoming massively popular, joining The Corporation (etc….) there’s also no doubt not everything was great.

I also believe The Rock’s involvement in many matches with no build at all (particularly the ones in the tournaments at both King of the Ring and Survivor Series) didn’t help the numbers when it comes to ratings.

With that said, this was a year that helped catapult The Rock into the even bigger star he’d become.

Best year

On the other hand, also according to mathematics based on my ratings 2001 was his best year in terms of his matches.

By 2001, Rock had already one foot out of pro wrestling. When he was there, he was full-time. But when he wasn’t, he’d leave for a good number of months.

That meant when Rock was around, he had to be in big matches so they could make the best use of him. That resulted in fantastic matches with Chris Jericho and Booker T, not to forget a classic with Kurt Angle at No Way Out in February before Rock’s hiatus.

Not to mention a five-star match with Stone Cold at WrestleMania might have helped his overall rating that year go up.

Rock already had a few years of experience at this point already, and looking at the guys he worked with (and the low number of matches he wrestled), I’m not shocked this ended up taking the top spot.

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WWE Championship: Rating Every PPV Match (2000s)

*Including the “specials” such as Rebellion, Global Warning or Insurrextion and the title changes on TV.

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2000

  • Street Fight: Triple H(c) vs. Cactus Jack (Royal Rumble) *****
  • HIAC, Title vs. Career: Triple H(c) vs. Cactus Jack (No Way Out) ****1/2
  • Elimination: Triple H(c) vs. The Rock vs. Mick Foley vs. Big Show (WrestleMania 2000) **3/4
  • Triple H(c) vs. The Rock (Backlash) ****
  • The Rock(c) vs. Triple H vs. Shane McMahon (Insurrextion) ***
  • Iron Man: The Rock(c) vs. Triple H (Judgment Day) ****1/2
  • Triple H(c), Vince McMahon & Shane McMahon vs. The Rock, The Undertaker & Kane (King of the Ring) **
  • The Rock(c) vs. Chris Benoit (Fully Loaded) ****1/4
  • The Rock(c) vs. Triple H vs. Kurt Angle (SummerSlam) ***1/4
  • The Rock vs. Chris Benoit vs. Kane vs. The Undertaker (Unforgiven) ***1/2
  • No DQ: The Rock(c) vs. Kurt Angle (No Mercy) ****1/4
  • Kurt Angle(c) vs. The Undertaker (Survivor Series) **1/2
  • Kurt Angle(c) vs. Steve Austin vs. The Rock vs. Rikishi (Rebellion) ***1/4
  • HIAC: Kurt Angle(c) vs. Steve Austin vs. The Rock vs. Rikishi vs. The Undertaker vs. Triple H (Armageddon) ****1/4

2001

  • Kurt Angle(c) vs. Triple H (Royal Rumble) ***1/2
  • Kurt Angle(c) vs. The Rock (No Way Out) ****3/4
  • No DQ: The Rock(c) vs. Steve Austin (WrestleMania X-Seven) *****
  • Steve Austin(c) & Triple H vs. The Undertaker & Kane (Backlash) **3/4
  • Handicap: Steve Austin(c) & Triple H vs. The Undertaker (Insurrextion) **1/2
  • No Holds Barred: Steve Austin(c) vs. The Undertaker (Judgment Day) ***
  • Steve Austin(c) vs. Chris Benoit vs. Chris Jericho (King of the Ring) ***3/4
  • Steve Austin(c) vs. Kurt Angle* (SummerSlam) *****
  • Steve Austin(c) vs. Kurt Angle (Unforgiven) ****1/4
  • Kurt Angle(c) vs. Steve Austin (RAW: Oct. 8) ***1/2
  • Steve Austin(c) vs. Kurt Angle vs. Rob Van Dam (No Mercy) ***3/4
  • Steve Austin(c) vs. The Rock (Rebellion) ***1/2
  • Steve Austin(c) vs. Kurt Angle (Vengeance) ***1/2
  • Title Unification: Steve Austin (WWF) vs. Chris Jericho (WCW) ***1/4

2002

  • Chris Jericho(c) vs. The Rock (Royal Rumble) ****
  • Chris Jericho(c) vs. Steve Austin (No Way Out) ***
  • Chris Jericho(c) vs. Triple H (WrestleMania X8) ***1/2
  • Triple H(c) vs. Hulk Hogan (Backlash) *1/2
  • Hulk Hogan(c) vs. The Undertaker (Judgment Day) 1/2*
  • The Undertaker(c) vs. Triple H (King of the Ring) 3/4*
  • The Undertaker(c) vs. The Rock vs. Kurt Angle (Vengeance) ****1/2
  • The Rock(c) vs. Triple H vs. Brock Lesnar (Global Warning) ***1/4
  • The Rock(c) vs. Brock Lesnar (SummerSlam) ****1/4
  • Brock Lesnar(c) vs. The Undertaker (Unforgiven) ***
  • HIAC: Brock Lesnar(c) vs. The Undertaker (No Mercy) ***3/4
  • Handicap: Brock Lesnar(c) & Paul Heyman vs. Edge (Rebellion) ***3/4
  • Brock Lesnar(c) vs. Big Show (Survivor Series) **
  • Big Show(c) vs. Kurt Angle (Armageddon) **1/4

2003

  • Kurt Angle(c) vs. Chris Benoit (Royal Rumble) *****
  • Kurt Angle(c) vs. Brock Lesnar (WrestleMania XIX) ****3/4
  • Brock Lesnar(c) vs. John Cena (Backlash) **1/2
  • Stretcher: Brock Lesnar(c) vs. Big Show (Judgment Day) ***
  • Brock Lesnar(c) vs. Big Show vs. Kurt Angle (Vengeance) ***3/4
  • Kurt Angle(c) vs. Brock Lesnar (SummerSlam) ****1/4
  • Iron Man: Kurt Angle(c) vs. Brock Lesnar (SmackDown: Sept. 18) *****
  • Biker’s Chain: Brock Lesnar(c) vs. The Undertaker (No Mercy) **1/2

2004

  • Brock Lesnar(c) vs. Hardcore Holly (Royal Rumble) 1/2*
  • Brock Lesnar(c) vs. Eddie Guerrero (No Way Out) ****1/2
  • Eddie Guerrero(c) vs. Kurt Angle (WrestleMania XX) ****
  • Eddie Guerrero(c) vs. JBL* (Judgment Day) ***3/4
  • Bullrope: Eddie Guerrero(c) vs. JBL (The Great American Bash) ***1/4
  • JBL(c) vs. The Undertaker* (SummerSlam) **1/4
  • Last Ride: JBL(c) vs. The Undertaker (No Mercy) **1/2
  • JBL(c) vs. Booker T (Survivor Series) **
  • JBL(c) vs. The Undertaker vs. Eddie Guerrero vs. Booker T (Armageddon) ***1/2

2005

  • JBL(c) vs. Kurt Angle vs. Big Show (Royal Rumble) ***1/4
  • Barbed Wire Steel Cage: JBL(c) vs. Big Show (No Way Out) *3/4
  • JBL(c) vs. John Cena (WrestleMania 21) **
  • I Quit: John Cena(c) vs. JBL (Judgment Day) ****1/2
  • John Cena(c) vs. Chris Jericho vs. Christian (Vengeance) ***3/4
  • John Cena(c) vs. Chris Jericho (SummerSlam) ***1/4
  • John Cena(c) vs. Kurt Angle* (Unforgiven) ***1/2
  • John Cena(c) vs. Kurt Angle vs. Shawn Michaels (Taboo Tuesday) ***
  • John Cena(c) vs. Kurt Angle (Survivor Series) ***1/2

2006

  • Elimination Chamber: John Cena(c) vs. Kurt Angle vs. Shawn Michaels vs. Kane vs. Carlito vs. Chris Masters (New Year’s Revolution) ***1/4
  • MITB cash-in: John Cena(c) vs. Edge (New Year’s Revolution) N/R
  • Edge(c) vs. John Cena (Royal Rumble) **
  • John Cena(c) vs. Triple H (WrestleMania 22) ***3/4
  • John Cena(c) vs. Edge vs. Triple H (Backlash) ****1/4
  • Hardcore: John Cena(c) vs. Rob Van Dam (One Night Stand) ***3/4
  • Rob Van Dam(c) vs. Edge (Vengeance) ***1/2
  • Rob Van Dam(c) vs. John Cena vs. Edge (RAW: July 3) ***1/4
  • Edge(c) vs. John Cena (SummerSlam) ***1/2
  • TLC: Edge(c) vs. John Cena (Unforgiven) ****1/2

2007

  • John Cena(c) vs. Umaga (New Year’s Revolution) ***
  • Last Man Standing: John Cena(c) vs. Umaga (Royal Rumble) ****
  • John Cena(c) vs. Shawn Michaels (WrestleMania 23) ****1/4
  • John Cena(c) vs. Sawn Michaels vs. Edge vs. Randy Orton (Backlash) ****
  • John Cena(c) vs. The Great Khali (Judgment Day) **1/2
  • Falls Count Anywhere: John Cena(c) vs. The Great Khali (One Night Stand) ***
  • John Cena(c) vs. Mick Foley vs. Bobby Lashley vs. King Booker vs. Randy Orton (Vengeance: Night of Champions) ***1/4
  • John Cena(c) vs. Bobby Lashley (The Great American Bash) ****
  • John Cena(c) vs. Randy Orton (SummerSlam) ****
  • John Cena(c) vs. Randy Orton* (Unforgiven) 3/4*
  • Randy Orton(c) vs. Triple H (No Mercy) **3/4
  • Triple H(c) vs. Umaga (No Mercy) **
  • Last Man Standing: Triple H(c) vs. Randy Orton (No Mercy) ***3/4
  • Randy Orton(c) vs. Shawn Michaels* (Cyber Sunday) ***1/4
  • Randy Orton(c) vs. Shawn Michaels (Survivor Series) ****1/4
  • Randy Orton(c) vs. Chris Jericho* (Armageddon) ***

2008

  • Randy Orton(c) vs. Jeff Hardy (Royal Rumble) ***1/4
  • Randy Orton(c) vs. John Cena* (No Way Out) **1/4
  • Randy Orton(c) vs. John Cena vs. Triple H (WrestleMania XXIV) ***1/4
  • Elimination: Randy Orton(c) vs. John Cena vs. Triple H vs. JBL (Backlash) ***
  • Steel Cage: Triple H(c) vs. Randy Orton (Judgment Day) ***1/2
  • Last Man Standing: Triple H(c) vs. Randy Orton (One Night Stand) **
  • Triple H(c) vs. John Cena (Night of Champions) ***1/2
  • Triple H(c) vs. Edge (The Great American Bash) ***1/2
  • Triple H(c) vs. The Great Khali (SummerSlam) *1/4
  • Championship Scramble: Triple H(c) vs. MVP vs. The Brian Kendrick vs. Shelton Benjamin vs. Jeff Hardy (Unforgiven) ***
  • Triple H(c) vs. Jeff Hardy (No Mercy) ****
  • Triple H(c) vs. Jeff Hardy (Cyber Sunday) ***1/2
  • Triple H(c) vs. Vladimir Kozlov vs. Edge (Survivor Series) 1/4*
  • Edge(c) vs. Triple H vs. Jeff Hardy (Armageddon) ****1/4

2009

  • No DQ: Jeff Hardy(c) vs. Edge (Royal Rumble) ***1/2
  • Elimination Chamber: Edge(c) vs. Jeff Hardy vs. Triple H vs. Vladimir Kozlov vs. Big Show vs. The Undertaker (No Way Out) ****1/4
  • Triple H(c) vs. Randy Orton (WrestleMania XXV) **1/2
  • Triple H(c), Batista & Shane McMahon vs. Randy Orton, Cody Rhodes & Ted DiBiase (Backlash) ***
  • Randy Orton(c) vs. Batista* (Judgment Day) *1/2
  • Steel Cage: Randy Orton(c) vs. Batista (Extreme Rules) **
  • John Cena vs. Triple H vs. Randy Orton vs. Big Show (RAW: June 15) ***1/4
  • Randy Orton(c) vs. Triple H vs. John Cena (Night of Champions) ***1/2
  • Randy Orton(c) vs. John Cena (SummerSlam) **1/2
  • I Quit: Randy Orton(c) vs. John Cena (Breaking Point) ***1/2
  • HIAC: John Cena(c) vs. Randy Orton (Hell in a Cell) **3/4
  • Iron Man: Randy Orton(c) vs. John Cena (Bragging Rights) ***3/4
  • John Cena(c) vs. Triple H vs. Shawn Michaels (Survivor Series) ***3/4
  • Tables: John Cena(c) vs. Sheamus (TLC) ***

My Top 3 Champions

So, after checking out all the results above these were the three defending champions with the best average rating in the 2000s (with five or more matches as defending champion).

3. Edge

Best match as defending champion: Vs. John Cena (Unforgiven 2006)

Overall rating: 3.70 (5 matches)

2. The Rock

Best match as defending champion: Vs. Steve Austin (WrestleMania X-Seven)

Overall rating: 3.92 (9 matches)

1. Kurt Angle

Best match as defending champion: Vs. Brock Lesnar (SmackDown: September 16, 2003)

Overall rating: 4.08 (10 matches)

Thank you for reading! I’ll see you next time.

WWE Championship: Rating Every PPV Match (1980s & 1990s)

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1985

  • Hulk Hogan(c) vs. Roddy Piper (The Wrestling Classic) ***

1986

  • Steel Cage: Hulk Hogan(c) vs. King Kong Bundy (WrestleMania II) **3/4

1987

  • Hulk Hogan(c) vs. Andre the Giant (WrestleMania III) **1/2

1988

  • Randy Savage vs. Ted DiBiase (WrestleMania IV) ***

1989

  • Randy Savage(c) vs. Hulk Hogan (WrestleMania V) ***1/2

1990

  • Ultimate Challenge: Hulk Hogan(c) vs. Ultimate Warrior (WrestleMania VI) ****
  • Steel Cage: Ultimate Warrior(c) vs. Rick Rude (SummerSlam) **1/2

1991

  • Ultimate Warrior(c) vs. Sgt. Slaughter (Royal Rumble) ***
  • Sgt. Slaughter(c) vs. Hulk Hogan (WrestleMania VII) **1/2
  • Hulk Hogan(c) vs. The Undertaker (Survivor Series) 1/2*
  • The Undertaker(c) vs. Hulk Hogan (This Tuesday In Texas) *

1992

  • Royal Rumble Match won by Ric Flair (Royal Rumble) ****
  • Ric Flair(c) vs. Randy Savage (WrestleMania VIII) ****1/2
  • Randy Savage(c) vs. Ultimate Warrior* (SummerSlam) ***3/4
  • Bret Hart(c) vs. Shawn Michaels (Survivor Series) ****1/4

1993

  • Bret Hart(c) vs. Razor Ramon (Royal Rumble) ***1/4
  • Bret Hart(c) vs. Yokozuna (WrestleMania IX) ***
  • Yokozuna(c) vs. Hulk Hogan (WrestleMania IX) DUD
  • Hulk Hogan(c) vs. Yokozuna (King of the Ring) *1/2
  • Yokozuna(c) vs. Lex Luger* (SummerSlam) **1/2

1994

  • Casket: Yokozuna(c) vs. The Undertaker (Royal Rumble) 1/2*
  • Yokozuna(c) vs. Lex Luger (WrestleMania X) 1/4*
  • Yokozuna(c) vs. Bret Hart (WrestleMania X) **1/2
  • Bret Hart(c) vs. Diesel* (King of the Ring) ****
  • Steel Cage: Bret Hart(c) vs. Owen Hart (SummerSlam) *****
  • Submission: Bret Hart(c) vs. Bob Backlund (Survivor Series) **3/4

1995

  • Diesel(c) vs. Bret Hart (Royal Rumble) ***1/2
  • Diesel(c) vs. Shawn Michaels (WrestleMania XI) ***
  • Diesel(c) vs. Sycho Sid* (In Your House 1) *
  • Lumberjack: Diesel(c) vs. Sycho Sid (IYH 2: The Lumberjacks) 3/4*
  • Diesel(c) vs. King Mabel (SummerSlam) DUD
  • Diesel(c) & Shawn Michaels vs. Yokozuna & The British Bulldog (IYH 3: Triple Header) **1/2
  • Diesel(c) vs. The British Bulldog* (IYH 4: Great White North) *
  • No DQ: Diesel(c) vs. Bret Hart (Survivor Series) ****1/2
  • Bret Hart(c) vs. The British Bulldog (IYH 5: Seasons Beatings) ****

1996

  • Bret Hart(c) vs. The Undertaker (Royal Rumble) ***
  • Steel Cage: Bret Hart(c) vs. Diesel (IYH 6: Rage in the Cage) **3/4
  • Iron Man: Bret Hart(c) vs. Shawn Michaels (WrestleMania XII) ****1/2
  • No Holds Barred: Shawn Michaels(c) vs. Diesel (IYH 7: Good Friends, Better Enemies) ****3/4
  • Shawn Michaels(c) vs. The British Bulldog (IYH 8: Beware of Dog) **1/2
  • Shawn Michaels(c) vs. The British Bulldog (King of the Ring) ****
  • Shawn Michaels(c) vs. Vader (SummerSlam) ***3/4
  • Shawn Michaels(c) vs. Mankind* (IYH 10: Mind Games) ****3/4
  • Shawn Michaels(c) vs. Sycho Sid (Survivor Series) ***1/2
  • Sycho Sid(c) vs. Bret Hart (IYH 12: It’s Time) ***

1997

  • Sycho Sid(c) vs. Shawn Michaels (Royal Rumble) **
  • Final Four: Steve Austin vs. The Undertaker vs. Vader vs. Bret Hart (IYH 13: Final Four) ***3/4
  • No DQ: Sycho Sid(c) vs. The Undertaker (WrestleMania 13) *1/2
  • The Undertaker(c) vs. Mankind (IYH 14: Revenge of the ‘Taker) ***3/4
  • The Undertaker(c) vs. Steve Austin (IYH 15: A Cold Day in Hell) ***
  • The Undertaker(c) vs. Faarooq (King of the Ring) **1/4
  • The Undertaker(c) vs. Vader (IYH 16: Canadian Stampede) ***1/2
  • The Undertaker(c) vs. Bret Hart (SummerSlam) ****
  • Bret Hart(c) vs. The Patriot (Ground Zero) ***1/2
  • Bret Hart(c) vs. The Undertaker* (One Night Only) ****3/4
  • Bret Hart(c) vs. Shawn Michaels (Survivor Series) ***3/4
  • Shawn Michaels(c) vs. Ken Shamrock* (D-Generation X) **

1998

  • Casket: Shawn Michaels(c) vs. The Undertaker (Royal Rumble) ***1/2
  • Shawn Michaels vs. Steve Austin (WrestleMania XIV) **3/4
  • Steve Austin(c) vs. Dude Love (Unforgiven) ****
  • No Holds Barred: Steve Austin(c) vs. Dude Love (Over the Edge) ****1/2
  • First Blood: Steve Austin(c) vs. Kane (King of the Ring) ***
  • Steve Austin(c) vs. The Undertaker (SummerSlam) **1/4
  • Steve Austin(c) vs. The Undertaker vs. Kane (Breakdown) *3/4
  • The Undertaker vs. Kane (Judgment Day) 1/4*
  • Mankind vs. The Rock (Survivor Series) **1/2
  • The Rock(c) vs. Mankind* (Rock Bottom) ***

1999

  • I Quit: Mankind(c) vs. The Rock (Royal Rumble) ***3/4
  • Last Man Standing: Mankind(c) vs. The Rock (St. Valentine’s Day Massacre) ***1/4
  • No DQ: The Rock(c) vs. Steve Austin (WrestleMania XV) ***3/4
  • No Holds Barred: Steve Austin(c) vs. The Rock (Backlash) ****1/4
  • Steve Austin(c) vs. The Undertaker (Over the Edge) **
  • The Undertaker(c) vs. The Rock (King of the Ring) *1/2
  • First Blood: Steve Austin(c) vs. The Undertaker (Fully Loaded) ****
  • Steve Austin(c) vs. Triple H vs. Mankind (SummerSlam) **3/4
  • Six Pack Challenge: The British Bulldog vs. The Rock vs. Kane vs. Triple H vs. Mankind vs. Big Show (Unforgiven) ***1/4
  • No Holds Barred: Triple H(c) vs. Steve Austin (No Mercy) ****
  • Triple H(c) vs. Big Show vs. The Rock (Survivor Series) **1/2
  • Big Show(c) vs. Big Boss Man (Armageddon) 1/4*

My Top 3 Champions

3. Steve Austin

Best match as defending champion: Vs. Dude Love (Over the Edge 1998)

Overall rating: 3.17 (9 matches)

2. Shawn Michaels

Best match as defending champion: Vs. Diesel (IYH 7: Good Friends, Better Enemies 1996) & Vs. Mankind (IYH 10: Mind Games 1996)

Overall rating: 3.50 (9 matches)

1. Bret Hart

Best match as defending champion: Vs, Owen Hart (SummerSlam 1994)

Overall rating: 3.73 (13 matches)

I hope you enjoyed. Thank you for reading, I’ll see you next time!

Edge: Fantasy Booking An Healthier (And Planned) Retirement

As you all remember, Edge was forced to retire due to his neck problems in April 2011 as the World Champion, which makes this nothing but pure fantasy booking. In reality, Edge knew he only had one more year left in him, and he wanted to be finished on his own terms at WrestleMania XXVIII in Miami, against one very special opponent. The only man who could be his opponent. In this piece I’ll fantasy book what his last year could’ve been, let me know what you think!

CHAPTER 1 – VIVA DEL RIO

So, we’re in April 2011. At this point, Edge has defeated Alberto Del Rio and has retained his World Title. In order to extend his run as much as we can due to his injuries, the first step is to take Edge off TV for a few months. At Extreme Rules, he was scheduled to defend against Del Rio in a Ladder Match in real life (until retirement led to Christian replacing him).

Much like in real life, Del Rio gets drafted to RAW the week before the PPV, and then follows it up by winning the World Title and “injuring” Edge in the process, forcing the Canadian to take time off. Meanwhile, while Edge is gone, Del Rio continues to defend SmackDown’s World Title on RAW, until he makes history at Money in the Bank by also winning RAW’s briefcase. This is something WWE has never done, and they love their “first time evers”.

If you remember correctly, Christian suffered an injury in 2010 at the hands of Del Rio. This is where we bring Christian back, as Del Rio’s challenger for the title at SummerSlam. Just as Christian is about to win, Daniel Bryan comes out, causes a DQ and pins Del Rio to claim the title, beginning his slow turn into an annoying heel champion. Later that night, Del Rio cashes in his own MITB on CM Punk (like in real life), winning the WWE Championship and making this the first time both MITBs were cashed in on the very same night.

CHAPTER 2 – WELCOME TO THE HALL OF PAIN

On the following SmackDown, Teddy Long announces Christian will have another shot at his first World Title due to the DQ at SummerSlam, this time against Bryan at Night of Champions. Mark Henry interrupts the segment, destroying Christian while Bryan quietly leaves the ring and watches the beatdown (as part of his slow heel turn). The following week, Henry beats Christian in order to get added to the title match at Night of Champions, making it a Triple Threat.

In that match, Henry murders Christian, while Bryan stays away from the action as most as he can. While Bryan is “down and out” on the floor, Henry brutally delivers two World Strongest Slam’s and a Splash to Christian, at which point Bryan low-blows Henry and quickly steals Henry’s pin on Christian to retain, running out of the ring immediately.

After the match, Henry takes his anger out on Christian, literally destroying him and putting him on the injured list as well, making him another victim of Mark’s Hall Of Pain. A few weeks later, Bryan faces Henry alone inside Hell in a Cell, and this time there’s nowhere for Bryan to run. Here is where Henry’s World Championship reign begins.

CHAPTER 3 – HE’S BACK!

Around Survivor Series time, Edge finally makes his return from “injury”, winning a Four Way Match on SmackDown in December against Bryan, Ziggler and Cody Rhodes to become the challenger for Mark Henry’s title at Royal Rumble in January 2012. During the title match, while Henry brutally beats Edge down and is about to put Edge back on the shelf and with the ref bumped, we hear “GO… if you close your eyes… etc!”

Christian makes his return and gets his revenge on Henry for taking him out at Night of Champions, hitting him with three vicious chair shots to the back before delivering a Killswitch. This gives Edge enough time to deliver a Spear, while the ref dramatically counts three and Edge reclaims the World Championship, which would be his last, finally giving Henry his first pin/submission loss since his heel turn.

Later that same night, Christian enters the Rumble as number 30 and last eliminates Chris Jericho to get another shot at his first World Title reign at WrestleMania XXVIII. The show goes off the air with Cole saying “now with Edge as champion, will we see a showdown between the two brothers at WrestleMania?”… or something like that, instead of talking like a robot all the time!

CHAPTER 4 – ONE LAST GREAT HEEL RUN

As much as we love Edge, there’s no Edge better than cocky heel Edge, right!? That’s how his career took off, that’s how I’d have it end!

On the next SmackDown, WWE promotes a “E&C celebration”, with both men celebrating their respective wins at the Rumble. As soon as Christian starts to speak, Edge attacks from behind… Edge points to his head, pointing out he won’t be outsmarted by his “brother”, and immediately goes to the outside and grabs a chair, beating him up with it. Then he goes and grabs a ladder, wedging it and throwing Christian through it, breaking it. Finally, he brings in a table, and spears Christian through it, standing on top of Christian with a cold look in his eyes while the crowd boos him.

This writes Christian off TV for a few weeks so we can get through the Elimination Chamber. There, Edge retains his title, having a limited role in the match which would not only prevent him from really getting injured, but now would also fit his heel persona. So nice way to kill two birds with one stone! During the PPV, Michael Cole announces Christian will make his return at the next SmackDown to announce who he’ll challenge at WrestleMania.

CHAPTER 5 – TLC

Christian, as the babyface, obviously announces he’ll challenge Edge for the World Title, adding that he’ll finally realize his dream and win his first World Title in WWE. Edge comes out, saying Christian never won the title because the “true star of team is standing in front of you” (or something like that), to which Christian replies “I know you’re good, I know it better than anyone else, Edge. But if you think for one second you’d have won as many titles as you did if you weren’t making out with Vickie Guerrero or stealing other people’s girlfriends to stay relevant, think again”.

Edge snaps at this, accepting the match under one condition: “Let’s see who the better man truly was all along. Let’s put it all on the line. Let’s do it one last time. Tables. Ladders. Chairs. WrestleMania. World Title. My career. Your career. All on the line. When I win, I’ll make sure you NEVER were champion, and I’ll love every second of it”, smiling while the fans at this point should all be behind Christian.

Then, Edge immediately tries to spear Christian, only for him to block it and do the exact same attack Edge did to him the prior month with the weapons. This time, Christian is the one standing on top of his former partner, down and out on a broken table. During the next few weeks, the two continue to cut promos on each other, with Edge always saying he’ll have a lot of fun ending the career “he helped create”, in his own words. “You’re only here because of me. After WrestleMania, you won’t. It will all be over. Your dream of being champion, GONE. Your career, DONE. All because of me”, and smiles!

On the SmackDown before WM, Teddy Long books the final ever E&C match, as they’ll take on Primo & Epico. Christian picks up the win, only to then get a spear and a conchairto courtesy of the champ (sorry, PG sponsors) to close the final SmackDown before WrestleMania.

CHAPTER 6 – THE END

We’re finally at the big show. This career v career match shouldn’t be any ordinary TLC carwreck, this should have a lot of psychology, mind games on Edge’s part making sure the viewer gets he’s loving to take his friend out.

Christian makes a few comebacks here and there, but Edge always finds a way to cut him off and to make sure he lets the crowd know he’s on top. After a 20/25 minute classic, Edge finally puts Christian down and out for good. But he looks up at the audience and makes that evil smile, he wants one last shot. One last shot to make sure he was the better man along.

Just as Edge goes to hit a spear through a table, Christian suddenly throws a chair at him, followed by a quick Killswitch. Once Edge gets up, Christian is the one who spears him through the table in the corner.

And then, in what should be a moment for the ages, Christian slowly climbs the ladder with a sea of people standing up and FINALLY claims his very first WWE World Heavyweight Championship, while his amazing theme song plays in the background.

After a short celebration on top of the ladder, Christian looks down at Edge and helps him up, as the two hug and end the chapter on their incredible wrestling history, with Christian winning his first World Championship in Edge’s very last wrestling match. Edge then leaves the ring and gives this moment to Christian. Chances are they’d probably be crying real tears at this point, much like many fans in attendance and people watching at home!

The next RAW would feature a celebration of Edge’s career (a la Ric Flair in 2008), with Christian, Rhyno, Edge’s mom and many others coming out without Edge knowing to say one last goodbye to the wrestling career of the “Rated R Superstar”.

As for Christian’s reign, I’d have him keep the title for a while, retaining in good matches against challengers such as Sheamus, Jericho, Ziggler and all that. I’d have Christian drop it at SummerSlam 2012 to Ryback, who was on fire at the time, selling a lot of merchandise, and it wouldn’t have been a bad idea putting the Big Gold Belt on him instead of randomly giving it to Big Show for some reason.

I hope you enjoyed! Once again, this was purely fantasy booking, as Edge was FORCED to retire in 2011 and there was no way this could’ve possibly happened. This was just a “what if”. Thanks for reading, drop those comments down below!

CM Punk: Rating Every WWE PPV Match

*Excluding traditional Royal Rumble and Survivor Series matches, instead replaced by few of his most memorable matches on weekly TV.

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2006

  • Extreme Elimination Chamber Match: Big Show(c) vs. CM Punk vs. Rob Van Dam vs. Bobby Lashley vs. Test vs. Hardcore Holly – ECW Championship (December to Dismember) *1/2

2007

  • Money in the Bank: CM Punk vs. Edge vs. Randy Orton vs. Finlay vs. King Booker vs. Mr. Kennedy vs. Jeff Hardy vs. Matt Hardy (WrestleMania 23) ****
  • CM Punk vs. Elijah Burke (Judgment Day) ***1/4
  • Tag Team Tables Match: CM Punk, The Sandman & Tommy Dreamer vs. Elijah Burke, Marcus Cor Von & Matt Striker (One Night Stand) **
  • CM Punk vs. Johnny Nitro – vacant ECW Championship (Vengeance: Night of Champions) **1/2
  • John Morrison(c) vs. CM Punk – ECW Championship (The Great American Bash) **1/2
  • John Morrison(c) vs. CM Punk – ECW Championship (SummerSlam) **3/4
  • John Morrison(c) vs. CM Punk – ECW Championship (ECW: Sept. 4) ***
  • CM Punk(c) vs. Elijah Burke – ECW Championship (Unforgiven) **3/4
  • CM Punk(c) vs. Big Daddy V – ECW Championship (No Mercy) DUD
  • CM Punk(c) vs. The Miz – ECW Championship (Cyber Sunday) **
  • CM Punk(c) vs. John Morrison vs. The Miz – ECW Championship (Survivor Series) ***
  • CM Punk & Kane vs. Big Daddy V & Mark Henry (Armageddon) *1/2

2008

  • Chavo Guerrero(c) vs. CM Punk – ECW Championship (No Way Out) **3/4
  • Money in the Bank: CM Punk vs. Carlito vs. Chris Jericho vs. John Morrison vs. MVP vs. Mr. Kennedy vs. Shelton Benjamin (WrestleMania XXIV) ***3/4
  • John Morrison & The Miz(c) vs. CM Punk & Kane – WWE Tag Team Championship (Judgment Day) **1/2
  • Singapore Cane Match: CM Punk vs. Big Show vs. John Morrison vs. Chavo Guerrero vs. Tommy Dreamer (One Night Stand) **1/4
  • CM Punk(c) vs. Batista – World Heavyweight Championship (The Great American Bash) **3/4
  • CM Punk(c) vs. JBL – World Heavyweight Championship (SummerSlam) ***
  • CM Punk vs. Rey Mysterio (Armageddon) ***1/2

2009

  • No DQ: William Regal(c) vs. CM Punk – WWE Intercontinental Championship (RAW: Jan. 19) ***1/4
  • Money in the Bank: CM Punk vs. Christian vs. Finlay vs. Kane vs. Kofi Kingston vs. MVP vs. Shelton Benjamin (WrestleMania XXV) ***3/4
  • CM Punk vs. Kane (Backlash) **1/2
  • CM Punk vs. Umaga (Judgment Day) ***
  • Samoan Strap: CM Punk vs. Umaga (Extreme Rules) **3/4
  • MITB cash-in: Jeff Hardy(c) vs. CM Punk – World Heavyweight Championship (Extreme Rules) N/R
  • CM Punk(c) vs. Jeff Hardy* – World Heavyweight Championship (The Bash) ***
  • CM Punk(c) vs. Jeff Hardy – World Heavyweight Championship (Night of Champions) ***1/2
  • TLC: Jeff Hardy(c) vs. CM Punk – World Heavyweight Championship (SummerSlam) ****1/2
  • Loser Leaves WWE Steel Cage: CM Punk(c) vs. Jeff Hardy – World Heavyweight Championship (SmackDown: Aug. 28) ****
  • Submission: CM Punk(c) vs. The Undertaker – World Heavyweight Championship (Breaking Point) **
  • HIAC: CM Punk(c) vs. The Undertaker – World Heavyweight Championship (Hell in a Cell) **1/2
  • The Undertaker(c) vs. CM Punk vs. Batista vs. Rey Mysterio – World Heavyweight Championship (Bragging Rights) ***1/4

2010

  • Elimination Chamber: The Undertaker(c) vs. CM Punk vs. John Morrison vs. R-Truth vs. Chris Jericho vs. Rey Mysterio – World Heavyweight Championship (Elimination Chamber) ***3/4
  • SES Pledge: CM Punk vs. Rey Mysterio (WrestleMania XXVI) ***1/4
  • Hair: CM Punk vs. Rey Mysterio (Extreme Rules) ***1/2
  • Hair vs. SES Pledge: CM Punk vs. Rey Mysterio (Over the Limit) ****
  • Jack Swagger(c) vs. CM Punk vs. Rey Mysterio vs. Big Show – World Heavyweight Championship (Fatal 4 Way) ***
  • Handicap: CM Punk, Luke Gallows & Joey Mercury vs. Big Show (SummerSlam) 1/2*
  • CM Punk vs. Big Show (Night of Champions) *
  • RAW vs. SmackDown: CM Punk, The Miz, John Morison, R-Truth, Sheamus, Ezekiel Jackson & Santino Marella vs. Big Show, Edge, Rey Mysterio, Alberto Del Rio, Kofi Kingston, Jack Swagger & Tyler Reks (Bragging Rights) ***1/4

2011

  • Elimination Chamber: CM Punk vs. John Cena vs. Randy Orton vs. John Morrison vs. R-Truth vs. Sheamus (Elimination Chamber) ****
  • CM Punk vs. Randy Orton (WrestleMania XXVII) ***1/2
  • Last Man Standing: CM Punk vs. Randy Orton (Extreme Rules) ***1/2
  • Kane & Big Show(c) vs. CM Punk & Mason Ryan – WWE Tag Team Championship (Over the Limit) **
  • CM Punk vs. Rey Mysterio (Capitol Punishment) ***1/2
  • John Cena(c) vs. CM Punk – WWE Championship (Money in the Bank) *****
  • CM Punk(c) vs. John Cena(c) – WWE Championship (SummerSlam) ***3/4
  • MITB cash-in: CM Punk(c) vs. Alberto Del Rio – WWE Championship (SummerSlam) N/R
  • No DQ: CM Punk vs. Triple H (Night of Champions) ***1/4
  • HIAC: John Cena(c) vs. CM Punk vs. Alberto Del Rio – WWE Championship (Hell in a Cell) ***3/4
  • CM Punk & Triple H vs. The Miz & R-Truth (Vengeance) ***
  • Alberto Del Rio(c) vs. CM Punk – WWE Championship (Survivor Series) ***1/2
  • TLC: CM Punk(c) vs. Alberto Del Rio vs. The Miz – WWE Championship (TLC) ****1/4

2012

  • CM Punk(c) vs. Dolph Ziggler – WWE Championship (Royal Rumble) ***1/4
  • Elimination Chamber: CM Punk(c) vs. Dolph Ziggler vs. Chris Jericho vs. Kofi Kingston vs. R-Truth vs. The Miz – WWE Championship (Elimination Chamber) ***1/4
  • CM Punk(c) vs. Chris Jericho – WWE Championship (WrestleMania XXVIII) ***1/2
  • Chicago Street Fight: CM Punk(c) vs. Chris Jericho – WWE Championship (Extreme Rules) ***3/4
  • CM Punk(c) vs. Daniel Bryan – WWE Championship (Over the Limit) ****1/2
  • CM Punk(c) vs. Daniel Bryan vs. Kane – WWE Championship (No Way Out) ***1/4
  • No DQ: CM Punk(c) vs. Daniel Bryan – WWE Championship (Money in the Bank) ****
  • CM Punk(c) vs. John Cena vs. Big Show – WWE Championship (SummerSlam) ***1/4
  • CM Punk(c) vs. John Cena – WWE Championship (Night of Champions) ****1/2
  • HIAC: CM Punk(c) vs. Ryback – WWE Championship (Hell in a Cell) **1/4
  • CM Punk(c) vs. John Cena vs. Ryback – WWE Championship (Survivor Series) ***

2013

  • CM Punk(c) vs. The Rock – WWE Championship (Royal Rumble) ****1/4
  • The Rock(c) vs. CM Punk – WWE Championship (Elimination Chamber) ***3/4
  • CM Punk vs. John Cena (RAW: Feb. 25) ****3/4
  • CM Punk vs. The Undertaker (WrestleMania 29) ****1/2
  • CM Punk vs. Chris Jericho (Payback) ****1/4
  • Money in the Bank: CM Punk vs. Rob Van Dam vs. Christian vs. Daniel Bryan vs. Randy Orton vs. Sheamus (Money in the Bank) ****1/2
  • No DQ: CM Punk vs. Brock Lesnar (SummerSlam) *****
  • Handicap No DQ Elimination: CM Punk vs. Paul Heyman & Curtis Axel (Night of Champions) ***
  • CM Punk vs. Ryback (Battleground) **
  • Handicap HIAC: CM Punk vs. Paul Heyman & Ryback (Hell in a Cell) **3/4
  • CM Punk & Daniel Bryan vs. Erick Rowan & Luke Harper (Survivor Series) ***1/2
  • Handicap: CM Punk vs. Dean Ambrose, Seth Rollins & Roman Reigns (TLC) ***1/2

2014

  • CM Punk vs. Roman Reigns (RAW: Jan. 6) ***1/4

Overall rating:

2006: 1.5 (1 match)

2007: 2.44 (12 matches)

2008: 2.93 (8 matches)

2009: 3.17 (12 matches)

2010: 2.78 (8 matches)

2011: 3.58 (12 matches)

2012: 3.5 (11 matches)

2013: 3.81 (12 matches)

2014: 3.25 (1 match)

OVERALL: 3

So here’s the final average score on CM Punk’s career considering every PPV match plus some TV matches. A career full of ups and downs as you can see in my results above, with the quality of his matches mostly being a consequence of storylines and the time he had than anything else.

He came a long way from his short matches on PPV in 2006/07 as a member of the ECW roster, having some classics later on with the likes of Jeff Hardy, John Cena, Brock Lesnar, The Rock, Undertaker, Chris Jericho and others.

I hope you enjoyed the article! In case you wanna a see an article like this about another wrestler, just leave a comment down below letting me know. I’ll see you next time.

Thank you.

Survivor Series: Rating Every WWE World Championship Match

This is purely one man’s opinion. We can all disagree with each other, but please be respectful and make this a healthy place for everyone to be. Enjoy and have a good time while you’re here.

*Apart from every World Title match in the entire history of the PPV, the interpromotional RAW vs. SmackDown matches from recent years are also included. ECW is also included, since it only appeared once.

1991

Hulk Hogan(c) vs. The Undertaker – WWF Championship *

1992

Bret Hart(c) vs. Shawn Michaels – WWF Championship ****1/4

1994

Bret Hart(c) vs. Bob Backlund – WWF Championship **3/4

1995

Diesel(c) vs. Bret Hart – WWF Championship ****1/4

1996

Shawn Michaels(c) vs. Sycho Sid – WWF Championship ***1/2

1997

Bret Hart(c) vs. Shawn Michaels – WWF Championship ***3/4

1998

The Rock vs. Mankind – vacant WWF Championship **3/4

1999

Triple H(c) vs. The Rock vs. Big Show – WWF Championship **1/2

2000

Kurt Angle(c) vs. The Undertaker – WWF Championship **3/4

2002

Brock Lesnar(c) vs. Big Show – WWE Championship **

Elimination Chamber: Triple H(c) vs. Shawn Michaels vs. Rob Van Dam vs. Booker T vs. Chris Jericho vs. Kane – World Heavyweight Championship ****

2003

Goldberg(c) vs. Triple H – World Heavyweight Championship **3/4

2004

JBL(c) vs. Booker T – WWE Championship **

2005

John Cena(c) vs. Kurt Angle – WWE Championship ***1/2

2006

King Booker(c) vs. Batista – World Heavyweight Championship **

2007

CM Punk(c) vs. John Morrison vs. The Miz – ECW Championship ***

Randy Orton(c) vs. Shawn Michaels – WWE Championship ****1/4

Hell in a Cell: Batista(c) vs. The Undertaker – World Heavyweight Championship ****1/4

2008

Triple H(c) vs. Vladimir Kozlov vs. Edge – WWE Championship 1/2*

Chris Jericho(c) vs. John Cena – World Heavyweight Championship **3/4

2009

The Undertaker(c) vs. Big Show vs. Chris Jericho – World Heavyweight Championship ***

John Cena(c) vs. Triple H vs. Shawn Michaels – WWE Championship ***1/2

2010

Kane(c) vs. Edge – World Heavyweight Championship 3/4*

Randy Orton(c) vs. Wade Barrett – WWE Championship **

2011

Mark Henry(c) vs. Big Show* – World Heavyweight Championship 1/2*

Alberto Del Rio(c) vs. CM Punk – WWE Championship ***1/2

2012

Big Show(c) vs. Sheamus* – World Heavyweight Championship *1/4

CM Punk(c) vs. John Cena vs. Ryback – WWE Championship ***

2013

John Cena(c) vs. Alberto Del Rio – World Heavyweight Championship **3/4

Randy Orton(c) vs. Big Show – WWE Championship *

2015

Roman Reigns vs. Dean Ambrose – vacant WWE World Heavyweight Championship **3/4

MITB cash-in: Roman Reigns(c) vs. Sheamus – WWE World Heavyweight Championship N/R (I do not rate cash-ins, unless they are proper matches ie: Sandow’s cash-in, RVD’s cash-in, etc.)

2017

AJ Styles (WWE Champion) vs. Brock Lesnar (Universal Champion) ****1/2

2018

Daniel Bryan (WWE Champion) vs. Brock Lesnar (Universal Champion) ****1/2

MY TOP 5 MATCHES:

5.

4.

3.

2.

1.

THE TOP FIVE WRESTLERS:

5. CM PUNK

1) Vs. John Morrison Vs. The Miz (2007) ECW Championship ***

2) Vs. Alberto Del Rio (2011) WWE Championship ***1/2

3) Vs. John Cena Vs. Ryback (2012) WWE Championship ***

Overall rating: 3,17 (3 matches)

4. CHRIS JERICHO

1) Elimination Chamber Match (2002) World Heavyweight Championship ****

2) Vs. John Cena (2008) World Heavyweight Championship **3/4

3) Vs. Undertaker Vs. Big Show (2009) World Heavyweight Championship ***

Overall rating: 3,25 (3 matches)

3. BROCK LESNAR

1) Vs. Big Show (2002) WWE Championship **

2) Vs. WWE Champion AJ Styles (2017) ****1/2

3) Vs. WWE Champion Daniel Bryan (2018) ****1/2

Overall rating: 3,67 (3 matches)

2. BRET HART

1) Vs. Shawn Michaels (1992) WWF Championship ****1/4

2) Vs. Bob Backlund (1994) WWF Championship **3/4

3) Vs. Diesel (1995) WWF Championship ****1/4

4) Vs. Shawn Michaels (1997) WWF Championship ***3/4

Overall rating: 3,75 (4 matches)

1. SHAWN MICHAELS

1) Vs. Bret Hart (1992) WWF Championship ****1/4

2) Vs. Sycho Sid (1996) WWF Championship ***1/2

3) Vs. Bret Hart (1997) WWF Championship ***3/4

4) Elimination Chamber (2002) World Heavyweight Championship ****

5) Vs. Randy Orton (2007) WWE Championship ****1/4

6) Vs. John Cena Vs. Triple H (2009) WWE Championship ***1/2

Overall rating: 3,88 (6 matches)

These were the results that I came up with in the end, with Shawn Michaels just barely beating Bret Hart by a 0,13 overall difference, though he did have two more title matches at this event throughout the years.

Brock Lesnar finds himself immediately behind the two legends, with two fantastic matches in recent years getting him closer and closer to the top spot. How will he do against Rey Mysterio this year?

Thank you for your time reading, I’ll see you next time!

Macho Man Randy Savage’s Five Best WWF Matches

5. VS. HULK HOGAN – WWF CHAMPIONSHIP (WRESTLEMANIA V)

One year after capturing the vacant WWF Championship in the final of a tournament against The Million Dollar Man Ted DiBiase with the help of Hulk Hogan, Savage found himself defending the gold against his former friend.

The Hulkster had aligned himself with Randy after WrestleMania to form The Mega Powers, famously defeating the team of Ted DiBiase & André the Giant at the inaugural SummerSlam.

After months of teaming together, Savage suddenly became jealous of Hogan and claimed The Hulkster was after Miss Elizabeth, turning heel on Hogan on the road to WrestleMania.

The stage was now set: one year after The Mega Powers were unoficially formed at the Trump Plaza at WrestleMania IV, it would end as the two larger-than-life superstars would go at it in the main-event of WrestleMania V for the WWF Championship at the same Trump Plaza.

In what was arguably one of the hottest wrestling matches in history up until that point, the heel Macho Man starts on top with the mind games and hides behind Elizabeth on the outside as soon as Hogan goes after him on the outside to generate heat.

Savage continues to cheat the whole match, grabbing hair when the ref’s back is turned and eventually busting Hogan up until The Hulkster makes the comeback.

That would make Liz look after Savage, who refused help and proceeded to turn the tables on Hulk, with Elizabeth going to check on Hogan this time and forcing the referee to send her out.

As soon as Liz leaves Savage goes to work on Hogan throat to set him up for the Elbow, which he then hits but Hogan (obviously) hulks up and puts Savage away with the usual to win his second WWF Championship.

There’s no doubt it delivered, but business and the product’s quality would soon go down with Zeus and all that… the less we talk about Zeus, the better!

With that said, with this show and the live events doing so well with Savage as the heel champion, what if Savage somehow managed to retain here at WrestleMania and they extended the program until SummerSlam where finally Hogan could have his big win and it would’ve given us three or four more months of intense promos between these two? That we’ll never know.

Match rating: ***1/2 (3.5)

4. VS. THE ULTIMATE WARRIOR – WWF CHAMPIONSHIP (SUMMERSLAM 1992)

It’s not a secret The Ulimate Warrior was not a fantastic technical wrestler.

It’s also no secret Randy Savage was (and forever will be) one of the best pro wrestlers that have ever lived. So if anyone could have a damn fine bout with The Warrior, it was The Macho Man.

After dethroning Ric Flair and capturing his second and final WWF Championship at WrestleMania (more on that soon) a number of months earlier, Savage found himself being challenged by the returning Warrior at SummerSlam.

The story here was that Flair and Mr. Perfect were secretly working with one of the wrestlers, and no one knew who he was until the day of the bout at the Wembley Stadium.

It was not long until Flair and Perfect made their way to ringside and helped Warrior while the ref got bumped, showing Warrior had sold out.

A few minutes later while Savage was reviving the ref, Ric and Perfect betrayed Warrior and attacked him as the crowd nearly loses their minds, wanting neither babyface to turn to the dark side.

When Savage had Warrior in position for the Elbow, he left the ring and went after Flair and Perfect for the anticlimatic count-out ending. Savage would then get a beating by the heels until Warrior ran out to make the save.

Warrior was actually supposed to turn heel and go over here, but he declined a heel turn and thus the reason for this finish.

Not as f*cking amazing as their f*cking amazing retirement match, but still quite dramatic and one of Warrior’s finest matches ever.

Match rating: ***3/4

3. VS. RIC FLAIR – WWF CHAMPIONSHIP (WRESTLEMANIA VIII)

A super underrated WrestleMania bout that should get way more love than it does.

The Nature Boy obviously found himself with the gold after winning the 1992 Rumble Match, considered by many to be the best Rumble Match ever.

He’d then claim “Elizabeth was mine before she was yours, WOOOO” in the build-up to this match, showing pictures of them together and running his mouth while Savage remained silent until the day of the big show.

The Federation’s Champion made his way to the ring first, with a pissed off Savage immediately running into the ring ready to give the arrogant Flair the beating of his life.

Flair was able to smartly turn Savage’s agression against him to take control in the beginning, working on the leg to set up for the Figure Four.

Everytime Savage showed signs of life, he’d immediately be stopped by Mr. Perfect who was unquestionably fantastic at playing his role, giving Flair brass knuckles behind the ref’s back and hitting Randy with a chair to the knee.

Savage was able to knock Flair out of the ring with a double axehandle for the color (which almost got Ric fired), but he’d eventually get back in control and lock in the Figure Four while Elizabeth made her way down to ringside.

Flair would break the hold and instead beat up Savage in front of Liz while telling her “this one’s for you baby, WOOOO” until Savage rolled him up for the win and the strap.

Flair would kiss Elizabeth after the match and they’d all continue to brawl (with Savage amazingly selling the leg ALL THE TIME), celebrating with Elizabeth in the end.

They had the crowd at the palm of their hands and it was just a beautiful pro wrestling bout.

Match rating: ****1/2

2. VS. THE ULTIMATE WARRIOR – RETIREMENT MATCH (WRESTLEMANIA VII)

The story heading into this one was that Savage had Sensational Sherri as his manager and he was now The Macho King.

Sherri would try to seduce the then-WWF Champion Warrior into giving Savage a title shot and, when he refused, Savage helped Sgt. Slaughter dethrone Warrior at the Royal Rumble.

The stage was now set: Warrior vs. Savage at WrestleMania in a retirement match where the loser would be forced to leave with Miss Elizabeth in the audience.

The wrestlers immediately tell us the match is special on the way to the ring, with Warrior walking instead of running down the isle.

Savage would try to hit him from behind, but he’d hesitate since he didn’t want to take the risk of missing and having Warrior run wild on him.

Instead Savage would spit in Warrior’s face, run away from him in fantastic heel fashion and have Sherri beat up Warrior while the ref’s back was turned.

Sherri sold every Warrior nearfall like she was having a heart attack on the outside, doing a fantastic job of telling the story she didn’t want to lose her meal ticket.

Savage would eventually connect with the Elbow, delivering five of them as the crowd got more and more sure Warrior was done… and then he kicked out for a big pop!

Warrior found himself shocked a few minutes later, with Savage kicking out of the Splash and making Warrior question himself and PRAY in the middle of the match (not bad storytelling but quite ridiculous to see).

Instead Savage would get hit with two flying shoulderblocks, selling them like a like a champ. Warrior delivered a third, which Savage sold like a gunshot, literally falling out of the ring until Warrior brought him back in and pinned him.

After the bout Sherri (who had lost her meal ticket) got in and attacked Savage until Elizabeth made the save, clearing the ring and helping Savage as the crowd cried legit tears.

Just like that, The Macho King was now The Macho Man again and Savage went from being the most hated heel in wrestling to the most beloved… Randy Savage is one of very few wrestlers that could pull this off.

Savage was legit done with wrestling at this time (hence Warrior kicking out of five of his finishers), but he’d be convinced by Vince to return later that year as Warrior left and Hogan was pretty much a part-time special attraction.

Match rating: ****1/2

1. VS. RICKY STEAMBOAT – WWF INTERCONTINENTAL CHAMPIONSHIP (WRESTLEMANIA III)

This is not a Nespresso ad and I’m not George Clooney but, seriously… what else?

The aforementioned bouts were all classics in their own right, but this was unquestionably THE classic. Arguably the first WrestleMania masterpiece ever and still one of the best matches in the history of that show and the sport itself.

The story heading into this bout was that the heel Savage had “crushed” Savage’s throat with a ringbell on TV a number of months earlier, and The Dragon was back to take Randy’s belt.

Pay attention to the simple ways Savage could do to get heat, such as simply throw Steamboat out of the ring for the count-out win and clothesline him back out as soon as he was able to barely break the count back in. Lovely!

The selling by both men is absolutely perfect, particularly Ricky’s babyface selling of the throat that got him more and more sympathy as the match went on.

Near the end Savage went for the ringbell on the outside to repeat the injury spot from TV, but George The Animal Steele shoved Savage off the top rope, dazing the champion. That would allow Steamboat to turn a slam into the famous pinning combination that gave him the win.

About this match’s rating, again I repeat: what else!?

Match rating: *****

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