Real F'n Show's Random Match Reviews

[The Mandarin 0]

Dragon cranks on Ki's neck and hits a fucking SWANK~ (CM Funk approved) Neck Crank suplex!

 

While I'd like to see a review of Undertaker/Brock, I have yet to see the tag team ladder match.

 

Tag match, please.

[Guest Real F'n Show]

I'm trying to remember the date...the best Dragon-Ki for me was ECWA 7/01 with Ricky Steamboat as the ref.

Oh, haven't seen that one. I've only seen the one I reviewed, their ECWA Super 8 Finals, and the APW King of the Indies finals.

[Guest Real F'n Show]

The Match: The Hardy Boyz vs. Edge and Christian

The Event: WWF No Mercy 1999

The Stipulations: This is a ladder match, and is the final match in the Terri Invitational Tournament (TIT, hehe). Apparently the winning team gets $100,000 (which is hanging above the ring) and Terri’s managerial services.

 

The Hardyz shove Edge and Christian, who retaliate with punches. Christian with a back body drop to Jeff as Edge hiptosses Matt. The two teams fight it out at ringside. Back in, Christian whips Edge into a spear in the corner on Matt, and Edge whips Christian into a clothesline in the opposite corner on Jeff. Edge and Christian try to get a ladder from ringside, but the Hardyz stop them. Matt clotheslines Edge out of the ring. Jeff grabs the ladder but Edge dropkicks the ladder into his face from the apron. Matt clotheslines Edge off the apron. Christian then takes out Matt with his second rope springboard plancha from inside the ring.

 

Christian climbs the ladder back in the ring, but Jeff pulls him down. Jeff climbs up the ladder but Edge pulls him down as well. Edge climbs the ladder but Matt pushes it over and Edge falls backwards to the mat, with the ladder landing on top of him. Christian hits Matt with the ladder. Jeff and Christian then fight over the ladder, and Christian shoves the edge of the ladder into Jeff’s gut, driving him into the corner. Christian then runs up the ladder and dropkicks Jeff in the face. Edge and Christian with a double whip on Matt Hardy, sending him into the ladder, which is set up in the corner. Edge and Christian try their own version of Poetry in Motion, but Matt moves out of the way, and Edge slams into the ladder.

 

Jeff Hardy starts climbing the ladder, but Christian nails him from behind and hits a falling reverse DDT off of the ladder. Christian climbs the ladder, but gets belly to back suplexed off of it by Matt Hardy. Matt then climbs the ladder, but Edge powerbombs him off of it. Edge now climbs up, but Jeff nails him with a missile dropkick, knocking him off the ladder. Matt slams Edge on the ladder and Jeff flies off the top with the Swanton Bomb, driving him onto the ladder. Matt now sets up the ladder in the corner. Matt splashes Christian into the ladder, and then Jeff hits Poetry in Motion, driving Christian into the ladder. Matt and Jeff pick up the ladder and clothesline Christian with it. They set the ladder up near the corner, and Jeff climbs to the top rope. He then slingshots himself over the ladder, before landing a legdrop on Christian. Awesome. Jeff puts the ladder on top of Christian, and Matt hits a top rope moonsault onto the ladder, squashing Christian between the ladder and the mat. How could that NOT hurt?

 

Edge nails Matt with another ladder. Jeff climbs the first ladder, but Edge throws the other ladder at him, knocking him off the first ladder. Edge hits Matt with a ladder and puts it in front of him in the corner. Edge then catapults Jeff into the ladder in the corner, sandwiching Matt in between the ladder and the corner. Edge climbs a ladder but Matt throws the other ladder at him, knocking him off. The Hardyz both pick up the ladder and charge at Edge, but he ducks and rolls underneath it, and Christian flies off the top with a crossbody into the ladder, knocking the ladder down onto the Hardyz. Edge and Christian slide the top of a ladder into Matt’s groin as he sits in the corner, and then dropkick both sides of it into his groin! Ouch. Christian sandwiches Jeff in between a ladder and slams the one side down onto him 10 times. Edge then gives his own partner a reverse powerbomb onto the Jeff Hardy ladder sandwich. Edge and Christian give Matt a double stungun into the ladder in the corner.

 

Both ladders get set up side by side under the belts. Edge climbs one, but Jeff climbs the other one. Edge grabs him and hits the Downward Spiral off the ladders. Edge climbs back up, but Matt meets him up there and hits a neckbreaker off the ladders. Christian and Jeff climb up opposite sides of a ladder, and Christian gives Jeff a hiptoss off the ladder. God damn. Edge hits Matt with a ladder. Christian sits Jeff on the top rope. Edge and Christian put one ladder on it’s side with the second ladder on top of it. They try for a double superplex onto the ladders on Jeff, but Matt stops it. Jeff then jumps off the top with a legdrop, landing on the ladder and driving it up into Christian’s and Matt’s faces in a spot known as the see-saw. Except, see-saws are fun, and this did not look fun at all for Christian or Matt.

 

Both ladders get set up next to each other again. Edge and Matt climb up opposite sides of one ladder while Christian and Jeff climb up opposite sides of the other. Edge knocks the ladder that he’s not on over, causing Jeff to hit the ropes and Christian to be crotched on the top rope. The other ladder somehow gets knocked over, sending Edge into the ropes and Matt clear out of the ring. The ladders get set up again, and both teams fight it out atop the ladders. Edge pushes Matt off of one ladder, causing him to stumble into the ropes, and bounce back, knocking over Jeff and Christian’s ladder. Christian falls to the mat as the ladder does, but Jeff jumps off onto the other ladder with Edge. Jeff then knocks Edge off the ladder and nearly kills himself by taking a deathfall off the ladder, but he brings the money down with him as the Hardyz win the match in 16:35.

 

One of my favorite spotfests of all time and definitely worth seeking out if you haven’t seen it. Lots of innovative uses of the ladders and crazy bumps. A lot of this stuff was carried over to the TLC matches, but not all of it. No blown spots either, which is amazing, considering the difficulty of some of them. The fans were way into the match, and keep in mind this is the first time most of them had ever seen all of these spots. Definitely one of the better ladder matches ever, ranking right up there with Razor/HBK from WM10. ****1/2

 

UP NEXT:

 

1.) Paul London vs. American Dragon Bryan Danielson - 2/3 Falls - Ring of Honor: The Epic Encounter

 

OR

 

2.) Shawn Michaels vs. Jeff Jarrett - WWF Intercontinental Title - In Your House 2

[Guest Black Lightning]

Paul London vs. American Dragon Bryan Danielson - 2/3 Falls - Ring of Honor: The Epic Encounter

 

Good stuff.

[Copper Feel 0]

american dragon .vs. paul london. and also who were the heels and faces in the lader match?

[Guest Black Lightning]

Hardyz were heel, E&C were faces.

[Guest Ray]

Might be a bit off topic here, but I saw something I wanted to reply to:

 

Obviously Japan and NA wrestling is completely different, it's like night/day.

This is really one of the biggest wrestling myths on the internet. They're not completely different. Jumbo Tsuruta trained in America with Dory Funk and Lou Thesz. I've seen Benoit/Guerrero wrestle in NJPW. I've seen Benoit/Guerrero wrestle in WCW. They're nearly identical.

 

And there is no way in hell that there are 20 matches in Japan that are better than Flair/Steamboat from '89 and Austin/Hart '96-'97.

Why are you so sure about this? Have you seen many Japanese matches?

 

Steve Austin is my favorite wrestler ever and I adore his series with Bret...but I could easily name over 20 superior matches from Japan. I could name only Toshiaki Kawada matches and still get to 20 with ease. There's just an enormous amount of high-quality wrestling from Japan.

[Guest Real F'n Show]

Hardyz were heel, E&C were faces.

Thanks forgot to mention that. The Hardyz, along with Gangrel, comprised the "New Brood" at the time, because E and C had turned face prior to this match. However, the Hardyz would leave the Brood shortly after this match, because they earned Terri as their manager.

[Guest 2pacallyps]

Real F'n Show if you can in the near future would you write a review on a Japanese match? Even thought me and Ray disagree most of the time I agree with Ray on his stance about the Japanese matches being superior. At least that's one thing we agree on

[HarleyQuinn 0]

I'll vote for the London vs Dragon 2/3 Falls

[Guest Real F'n Show]

Real F'n Show if you can in the near future would you write a review on a Japanese match? Even thought me and Ray disagree most of the time I agree with Ray on his stance about the Japanese matches being superior. At least that's one thing we agree on

Yeah, two puro choices will be there after the next review.

[Guest 2pacallyps]

Cool I hope they're good choices

[Guest Real F'n Show]

Well guys, I was hoping I'd get the review done before I went on vacation, but it doesn't look like that will be happening. I'll be gone until the 31st, but expect a review the day I get back, or the day after at the latest. Sorry again, but feel free to keep this topic bumped if you wish. You can discuss my reviews or whatever. Thanks.

[Guest Real F'n Show]

I should be back from vacation by Wednesday, expect the review then.

[Guest Real F'n Show]

The Match: Paul London vs. American Dragon

The Event: Ring of Honor: The Epic Encounter

The Stipulations: This is a 2/3 falls match.

 

Lockup to start, and Dragon wins a test of strength, but London counters with a headscissors from the mat. Dragon steps on London’s face. London gets a waistlock but Dragon counters with an armbar. Dragon takes London to the mat and applies a grounded headscissors. London bridges up but Dragon keeps the headscissors locked on. London eventually lands on top of Dragon for a nearfall. London counters a backslide attempt, but Dragon chops him. Dragon slaps London, and then offers a handshake. London accepts, but Dragon pulls his hand back.

 

Dragon applies a hammerlock but London gets to the ropes. London with an armwringer into a wristlock. London tries to work over Dragon’s arm on the ropes, but Dragon counters by dropkicking London’s arm into the ropes. Dragon with a drop toehold and a chinlock. London escapes a front-face chancery, but Dragon snapmares him. Dragon keeps London in the neck vice on the mat, but London counters with a full nelson. Dragon gets to the ropes. London with a headlock takedown now. Dragon turns it into a pin but London kicks out at 1. London goes back to the headlock and flips off the ropes to take Dragon down in the headlock. London with some nearfalls and he flips off the ropes again into the headlock. Dragon counters with a headscissors but London escapes. London with a chop to Dragon and Dragon kicks at his head. London with a headlock again, but Dragon counters into a headlock of his own. London shoves Dragon to the ropes, but Dragon responds with a shoulder tackle. London kips up and gives Dragon an overhead belly to belly suplex. London now back to the headlock. Into the headlock takedown and London gains a nearfall. London tries to flip off the ropes into the headlock takedown again, but this time Dragon counters with a backbreaker.

 

Dragon with some chops to London. They duke it out and Dragon gets a big headbutt and he stomps away on London. Dragon with the Polish Hammer on London (!?) now. Dragon locks London in an abdominal stretch on the mat. Dragon now with some strikes to London while he’s in the abdominal stretch. Nearfall for Dragon. Dragon kicks and headbutts London again. Dragon with a stiff European uppercut and he gains a nearfall. They duke it out again and London gets an elbow strike and kicks. Dragon retaliates with a sick Yakuza kick and a belly to back suplex on London for a close nearfall. Dragon locks London in an abdominal stretch, but London fights out by elbowing Dragon’s leg. Dragon with a headbutt to London and another. London charges at Dragon, but meets a knee to the gut for a nearfall. European uppercut from Dragon and London falls through the ropes.

 

They fight over a suplex from the apron, and Dragon gives London a suplex back into the ring. Irish whip to the corner from Dragon, but a blind charge meets boot. Another blind charge, and again he meets boot. There’s a reason that that is the dumbest move in wrestling. London with a fucking STIFF clothesline and some kneelifts. London jumps to the second rope and flies off, giving a ducking American Dragon a sunset flip for a nearfall. Dragon catapults London over the top rope. London hangs on however, skins the cat, and catches Dragon with a headscissors, sending him outside. London off the second rope with a sick enziguri to Dragon on the apron. Dragon counters a belly to back suplex into the ring but London counters Dragon’s attempted Dragon suplex. London tries a rollup, but Dragon drops down, sending London to the floor. Dragon then follows with a Benoit-style tope suicida to the outside!

 

Back in, Dragon continues to be the indy-Benoit, with a snap suplex and a top rope diving headbutt! He covers but London kicks out! Both men up, and Dragon tries a roaring elbow, but London ducks it and gets a backslide for a nearfall! Dragon with a rollup for a nearfall of his own. Dragon irish whips London into the corner, but yet another blind charge hits boot. You’d think he learned his lesson. London follows with a spinning heel kick off the middle rope. London with a headlock into a rollup for a nearfall. London heads up top, but Dragon stops him and brings him down. Dragon tries for the Dragon suplex again, but London won’t go over, so Dragon settles for a german suplex instead! London kicks out! Dragon sits London on the top rope and tries for the super belly to back suplex, but London fights it off. Dragon holds on however, and tries the move again, but London falls on top of Dragon in a pinning position and wins the first fall at 20:30!

 

London offers a handshake and Dragon accepts, before killing London with chops. London retaliates with his forearm shots. Criss-cross leads to a running forearm smash from Paul London. Dragon blocks a superkick but misses his roaring elbow. London with a superkick and a roundhouse kick to Dragon’s head. London heads up top, but again, Dragon stops him from flying off. Dragon tries his super belly to back suplex again, but London elbows him, and then headbutts him down to the mat. Dragon climbs back up, but London continues to elbow and headbutt him. Dragon fights back and crotches London on the top rope with a dropkick to the knee. London ends up in the tree of woe, and Dragon kicks at London’s knee. Dragon kneebreakers London into the turnbuckle and London ends up outside the ring.

 

Back in, Dragon gets a headbutt and some chops. Dragon misses an elbow and London gives him a german suplex. London pounds away on Dragon. Dragon rolls out of the ring but London follows him out and pounds away outside. Back in the ring, London misses an enziguri and Dragon gives him a dragon screw leg whip. Dragon then locks London in a half boston crab. London almost gets to the ropes, but Dragon pulls him away. Dragon now kneeling on London’s head while keeping him in the half crab, and London gives up at 5:55. Total match time so far is 26:25.

 

Dragon tries to continue working on London’s leg, but gets nailed with an enziguri. Dragon again now back on the leg, but London kicks him with his right (good) leg. Dragon AGAIN after the left leg, but he gets kicked in the face by London’s right leg. London with a rollup for a nearfall. Dragon with some European uppercuts, but London counters a slam and kicks Dragon. London with a DDT for a close nearfall. London tries a slam of his own, but can’t lift Dragon because of his injured left leg. London gets a nearfall on Dragon anyway. They battle it out with STIFF elbows, and London goes for a clothesline, but Dragon ducks and kills him with a roaring elbow! He covers, but only gets 2. Dragon now locks London in the Cattle Mutilation! London quickly gets to the ropes to break the submission. Dragon with a running elbow smash to London. Dragon tries the Dragon suplex again, but London counters with a rollup for a nearfall!

 

They slap the shit out of each other and London gets a nearfall. Dragon with a pair of enziguri kicks to London’s head. London tries a clothesline, but Dragon ducks it again and PLANTS London with a Dragon suplex! London kicks out! Dragon now goes back to what earned him his previous fall, the half crab. He locks it on, but this time London gets to the ropes. Dragon with some chops and headbutts in the corner, but London retaliates with an awesome neck cradled powerbomb move! London heads up top again, and once again, Dragon stops him and shoves him to the apron. Dragon sits London on the top rope, facing away from the ring again, and pounds away on his back. Dragon then nails London with a sick super belly to back suplex! He covers, but London somehow kicks out! Holy shit.

 

Dragon doesn’t know what else to do, so he goes back to the half crab again. London almost gets to the ropes, but Dragon pulls him back into the middle of the ring! Dragon kneels on London’s head again, and it looks like London is about to tap. London struggles however, and somehow gets to the ropes! Dragon covers a worn out London, but he kicks out! Dragon once again sets London on the top rope and tries the super belly to back suplex, this time to the floor! London once again fights it off with elbows and headbutts. London knocks Dragon to the mat but Dragon climbs up top again. London fights off a superplex attempt and pounds away on Dragon. London with some headbutts to Dragon, and he gives Dragon a tornado DDT while he’s standing on the top rope and Dragon is standing on the second rope! Sick. London slowly heads up top and flies off with the London Calling shooting star press! 1…2…3! London wins the final fall at 11:17! The time of the match is 37:42.

 

The best Ring of Honor match that I’ve seen, barely topping Low Ki vs. American Dragon from 3/30/02. This is also London’s best match ever, as Dragon kept him from getting spotty, and forced him to have one hell of a match because of it. Tons of build and heated nearfalls, and a great story to boot. After London won the first fall, Dragon did everything he could to make sure London wouldn’t win the second one. London played a perfect underdog and the fans went crazy for him picking up the win. I think the drama in the match could have been better, as the crowd was a little quiet at times, but at other times there would be dueling chants of “London!” and “Dragon!” that gave the match a good feel. I’ve yet to see Joe vs. Punk from 6/12, but as it stands right now, this is the best match Ring of Honor has produced. ****1/2

 

UP NEXT: The long awaited Puro review!

 

1.) Yuji Nagata and Jun Akiyama vs. Mitsuharu Misawa and Kenta Kobashi from 2/17/02

 

OR

 

2.) Satoshi Kojima vs. Genichiro Tenryu © for the Triple Crown Title from 7/17/02

[HarleyQuinn 0]

I'll vote #1

[Guest Real F'n Show]

Just so everyone knows, I'm back to posting reviews about every 5 days (give or take) now. I'm gonna try to make like every third review a puro review, just to keep some of you happy, all the while not trying to scare people who only watch North American wrestling away.

[Guest Black Lightning]

Yuji Nagata and Jun Akiyama vs. Mitsuharu Misawa and Kenta Kobashi from 2/17/02

[Guest Real F'n Show]

The Match: Yuji Nagata and Jun Akiyama vs. Mitsuharu Misawa and Kenta Kobashi

The Event: NOAH 2/17/2002

The Stipulations: Kobashi is returning from knee surgery, this being his first match back in over a year. Crowd is behind Misawa/Kobashi.

 

Misawa and Nagata start things off and Nagata gets a leg takedown, but ends up in a Misawa hammerlock. Nagata counters to his own hammerlock, but Misawa easily gets to the ropes. Nagata with some kicks to the legs and a leglock on Misawa. Once again, Misawa is able to get to the ropes. They exchange elbows and Misawa gets a flying lariat but Nagata responds with one of his own. Both men tag out, as Akiyama and Kobashi enter the ring for their respective teams. Akiyama with an elbow to Kobashi, but Kobashi responds by chopping him. Akiyama with a headlock and he gets shot to the ropes by Kobashi. Akiyama tries a shoulder tackle, but Kobashi isn’t budging. Akiyama grabs Kobashi's leg for a dragon screw, but Kobashi grabs onto the ropes so the move cannot be done to his previously injured leg.

 

Test of strength leads to another Akiyama elbow, and again Kobashi responds with a stiff chop. Elbow/chopfest and Akiyama runs into a chop and Kobashi blocks a jumping knee strike from Akiyama. Akiyama blocks a lariat and gives Kobashi a dragon screw to his bad knee. Kobashi jumps right back up and tackles Akiyama, proving his knee has healed. Kobashi backs Akiyama into a corner and delivers a mule kick. Kobashi with his trademark chop series in the corner to Akiyama. Kobashi with a vertical suplex for a nearfall. Tag to Misawa, who elbows away on Akiyama. They trade elbows, knocking each other down with them at one point. Nagata in now, with an armbar on Misawa. Nagata drives his knee into Misawa's arm two times. Tag to Kobashi. Nagata slaps Kobashi twice. Kobashi backs Nagata into the corner chops the hell out of him. Kobashi with his trademark kneelifts into the russian legsweep for a nearfall. Kobashi with an abdominal stretch on Nagata. Nagata escapes with a hiptoss and he takes Kobashi down by his leg. Nagata with some kneedrops to Kobashi’s head. Nagata with a headlock but Kobashi counters and delivers some elbows. Kobashi chops Nagata and tries for a suplex, but Nagata blocks. Nagata tries for an armbar, but Kobashi counters and gives him some more chops. Nagata responds with some elbows but Kobashi gives him even more chops. Kobashi runs into a kick from Nagata and then sells his bad knee. Nagata with a kick to Kobashi’s back. Akiyama in now with a jumping knee strike on Kobashi for a nearfall. He locks Kobashi in a boston crab. Kobashi gets to the ropes as Misawa elbows Akiyama from the apron. Akiyama stomps away on Kobashi. Kobashi takes some elbows from Akiyama and then chops the hell out of him. Akiyama with an irish whip to the corner, but Kobashi blocks a jumping knee. Akiyama with a drop toehold into an STF on Kobashi. Misawa comes in and breaks the hold.

 

Nagata back in with some stiff kicks to Kobashi’s bad knee for a nearfall. Nagata elbows Kobashi but Kobashi chops him. They duke it out with chops and kicks. Kobashi misses a spinning chop allowing Nagata to belly to belly suplex him. Nagata applies one of his Nagata Locks, the inverted figure four one, on Kobashi as Akiyama keeps Misawa from intervening. Kobashi eventually gets to the ropes to break the submission. Akiyama stomps Kobashi's leg and hits a running elbow smash in the corner. Kobashi blocks Akiyama’s attempted northern lights suplex with a suplex of his own. Kobashi tackles Akiyama and gets the hot tag to Misawa. Misawa and Akiyama elbow each other, and Akiyama misses a jumping knee strike, allowing Misawa to elbow him. Akiyama rolls out of the ring to recuperate. Misawa has none of that shit, and follows him out with a tope suicida elbow strike! Beautiful.

 

Nagata whips Misawa into the barricade outside the ring, but Misawa comes back with an elbow, knocking Nagata down. Back in, Misawa gives Akiyama a top rope elbow strike. Misawa tries for the tiger driver, but Akiyama backs him into the corner. Misawa elbows Akiyama but Akiyama catches Misawa on the second rope. Akiyama tries for a powerbomb, but Misawa counters mid-move with a hurricanrana. Akiyama blocks another tiger driver attempt. Explodah! on Misawa! Nagata in now, and he whips Misawa into the corner, only to run into an elbow. Misawa jumps off the second rope but Nagata kicks him in mid-air. Nagata with some more kicks and an enziguri to Misawa. Nagata with a northern lights suplex for a nearfall. Nagata with some kneelifts and a DDT to Misawa. He applies his other Nagata Lock on Misawa, the Crippler Crossface. Kobashi stomps Nagata to break the hold but Nagata elbows him for interfering. Misawa gives Nagata a couple more elbows. Tiger driver from Misawa! Nagata kicks out!

 

Kobashi in, and he tries for a half nelson suplex on Nagata, but Akiyama intervenes. Kobashi gives Akiyama a chop and Nagata a half nelson suplex for a nearfall! Kobashi with a powerbomb on Nagata, but Nagata locks Kobashi in an armbar while he’s still on his back on the mat! Akiyama elbows Misawa on the apron. Kobashi reaches the ropes after fighting the pain. Nagata with a belly to belly overhead suplex on Kobashi. Kobashi catches Akiyama, who’s now legal, in a sleeper hold, and segues into a half nelson suplex for a nearfall! Kobashi suplexes and Misawa hits a tiger splash, earning Kobashi a nearfall. Kobashi tries for a powerbomb on Akiyama, but Nagata kicks his bad leg from behind. Misawa blocks a high kick from Nagata and elbows him. Misawa elbows Akiyama and tries for the Emerald Fusion on him, but Akiyama escapes. Explodah! on Misawa! Akiyama blocks a lariat from Kobashi and tries for another Explodah! but Kobashi blocks and kills Akiyama dead with a lariat. Kobashi tries another lariat, but Akiyama kicks him. Akiyama applies a sleeper and turns it into a neckbreaker submission of sorts as Nagata takes Misawa down into an STF, which he segues into the Nagata Lock (Crossface version). Akiyama gains a nearfall on Kobashi. Kobashi tries to fight back with chops, but Nagata spinkicks him and Akiyama nails Kobashi with an Explodah! Kobashi kicks out at 1!?! Akiyama with a jumping knee strike to Kobashi in the corner, followed by another Explodah! Kobashi kicks out at 2! Akiyama gives Kobashi a wrist-clutch Explodah! He covers, and that’s enough to put Kobashi away at 26:52.

 

The crowd was totally expecting Kobashi to win his return match too. Nice little story here, with Kobashi’s knee being the focus of the heel’s of course. A good finishing sequence, although the crowd went dead as soon as Kobashi got pinned. Kobashi did a great job in his return match, selling a lot more than he usually has in the other matches I’ve seen him in. The other three were awesome as usual as well. Great work all around, but nothing to make it really stand apart from a lot of the other All Japan/NOAH tag matches. Still a great match. ****

 

UP NEXT:

 

1.) Chris Benoit vs. Kurt Angle - Cage Match - WWF Raw 6/11/01

 

OR

 

2.) Chris Benoit vs. Kurt Angle - Royal Rumble 2003

[The Mandarin 0]

Royal Rumble 2003. One badass match.

[JoeDirt 0]

Yeah, gotta go with the Rumble match.