WWE Insurrextion 2002
Insurrextion (2002) took place on May 4, 2002 at the Wembley Arena in London, England, and was thePPV promoted under the RAW brand. It was also the last televised show to run under the WWF name. The main event was a singles match between Triple H and The Undertaker. Another headline macth featured Ric Flair as the Special Guest referee between Stone Cold Steve Austin and The Big Show. The Undercard had Rob Van Dam vs. Eddie Guerrero for the Intercontinental Championship, Spike Dudley vs. William Regal for the European Championship, Steven Richards vs. Booker T for the Hardcore Championship, X-Pac vs Bradshaw, and The Hardy Boyz vs Brock Lesnar and Shawn Stasiak.
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- Cast：
- Mark Calaway , Paul Michael Lévesque , Steve Austin , Paul Wight , Ric Flair , Eddie Guerrero , Rob Van Dam
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Sadly Over-hyped
Purely Joyful Movie!
From my favorite movies..
While it doesn't offer any answers, it both thrills and makes you think.
1. WWF Intercontinental Championship: Rob Van Dam Vs. Champ-Eddie Guerrero - Hey we have a DQ ending in the first match. 8/10 2. Jazz/Molly Holly Vs. Trish Stratus/Jacqueline - Faces won in double pin. 7/10 3. X-Pac Vs. Bradshaw - No, I really didn't like this match. X-Pac pin Bradshaw after X-Factor. 5/10 4. Hardcore Championship: Champ-Steven Richards Vs. Booker T. - Few title changes and Richards goes to backstage with it. Bookend was nice sold there by Steven 6.5/10 5. Brock Lesnar/Shawn Stasiak Vs. Hardy Boys - Of course happened what everybody expected, Shawn lost and Lesnar was angry on him. 6.5/10 6. European Championship: Champ-Spike Dudley Vs. William Regal - Epic match without wrestling. 5/10 7. Stone Cold Vs. The Big Show - lol how crowd chanted: You fat basta*d. Match was quite technical and not so exciting. Austin worked on Show's leg. I like Nash eating the Stunner :-P 6/10 8. Triple H Vs. The Undertaker - Top rope badly hanged out and Untertake almost crippled himself. Plus points for clean victory and Taker laying for HHH. 6.5/10
Match 1: Eddy Guerrero vs. Rob Van Dam This was unquestionably the match of the evening. Both RVD and Guerrero were on top form. Rob Van Dam one by DQ when Guerrero knocked over the ref.Match 2: Bradshaw vs. X-Pac As expected, this was the weakest match of the evening. I couldn't help but feel I was watching WWF Heat during the match. The crowd was pretty much dead throughout. X-Pac did the X Factor and got the win.Match 3: The Hardy Boyz vs. Brock Lesnar & Shawn StasiakThis one started off with a promo by Paul Heyman. He told Stasiak to stay out of the match and let Brock do all the work. During the match, the hardys teamed up on Brock, knocking him out of the ring. Stasiak entered, and soon got pinned. Brock entered the ring and power bombed all three competitors. (I hate Paul Heyman!!)Match 4: Spike Dudley vs. William Regal William Regal got lots of heat in this match. Spike faked a leg injury and was carried out. Regal attacked him, and dragged him back to the win. While distracted, Spike rolled him up for the pin.Match 5: Trish & Jackie vs. Molly & Jazz Boring match, Trish got a pop at the beginning but the crowd wasn't into it at all. Trish pinned Jazz for the win.Match 6: Steve Austin vs. Big Show Before the match kicked off, Ric Flair came out stating that he'll be the second referee for the match. The match went at a slow pace, but picked up on the arrival of Kevin Nash, who was the recipient of a stunner. Austin stunned Show for the win. The crowd kept chanting 'you fat bastard' throughout to the Big Show.Match 7: Triple H vs. Undertaker Both Triple H and the Undertaker came out to huge pops. During the match the top rope came loose, so they couldn't use them as much. HHH hit undertaker with the pedigree.I thought this show wasn't that bad, considering it was an England pay-per-view. I mean even for a pay-per-view that wasn't shown in the U.S. I would give this one a B