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Jonathan Coachman heads to interview Eric Bischoff (who's with John Hennigan). Bischoff says that Undertaker is reportedly in the building, and he's been making all these weird noises. He then tells Coach that he MUST find The Undertaker.

Randy Orton cuts a promo for Evolution to a very weird camera angle against Mick Foley. It focuses on recapping past segments where Evolution destroyed Mick Foley.

They then mention how they've taken out The Rock. They vow to make history tonight, and that tonight, their dominance will all begin again

La Resistance comes down to the ring, followed by Cade & Jindrak, The Dudleys, and Booker & RVD.

Dupree and RVD start the match off with a lock-up. Dupree works RVD into a corner, but RVD quickly fires back with an Irish whip, a monkey flip, and some more offense. He tags Booker T in for a near-fall.

Match progresses a little, and Bubba Ray is tagged in to take on Booker T. Booker forces Bubba into a corner, but Bubba quickly counters and tries to punch Booker out. However, as Bubba's showboating, he gets heel-kicked from Booker. D'Von comes in to attack Booker, but RVD evens the score.

Bubba tags in Mark Jindrak.
Rob Conway is tagged in and goes to work on Booker T's back. Conway continues his offense on Booker T, and gets a nearfall.

Booker eventually gets back up and hits Conway with a spinebuster. Both men are down, and it looks like they're setting up a hot tag.

Actually, it doesn't appear Conway gets teh tag, but Booker does bring RVD in. RVD cleans house, taking out amost everyone else in the match. He then goes for a Five-Star on Dupree, but D'Von pushes him off the top rope. D'Von then grapples with Booker for a bit, before Jindrak and La Resistance get involved. It's back to Booker and D'Von, and then Bubba comes in looing to set up a 3-D. Conway takes out Bubba, and then goes to work on D'Von, but Booker is able to knock him out. RVD hits a Five-Star Frog Splash, and the team of Booker T and Rob Van Dam score a pinfall.

Winners & Still Tag Champs: RVD & Booker T
Coach goes to the room with tons of noise, expecting to find the Undertaker. However, he actually finds out that Gene Okerlund and Bobby Heenan (with lipstick on their faces) were in there....with Mae Young and Moolah.

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Christian comes out first, followed by Jericho.

The two get in each other's face to start off, and then get in an intense lock-up. Neither really gets the advantage early on.

Christian pushes Jericho into the corner, but then Jericho nails Christian with a right hand, and begins pummeling him with offense.

Christian starts to get some offense in, and whips Jericho, only to be faked out and nailed by Jericho.

Jericho forces Christian to the outside, and dominates Christian outside of the ring. When they come back in, Jericho tries to lock in "the walls", but to no avail. Christian tosses Jericho over the top to the outside.

Christian continues his offense against Jericho, and even rips some hair out of his head.

Jericho cannot get the advantage back, and Christian gets cocky. He proceeds to slap Jericho. However, as he whips Jericho into the corner, Jericho bounces back off and they collide. Both men are down.

Jericho gets back in control and hits Christian with some big offensive shots.

[Other note: It seems Tim White is back from his second injury, as he's reffing this one]
Jericho goes wild on Christian, but when he goes for the lionsault, Christian counters. He sets up the Unprettier, but Jericho breaks out of it. Christian then sets Jericho up on the ropes and hits a modified DDT.

Jericho eventually gets bakc in control and sets up a superplex, but Jericho throws him off the full distance to the mat. He hits Jericho with a crossbody, but Jericho counters and scores a personal two-count.
Christian sets up a Texas Cloverleaf, but he can't get Jericho to tap. Jericho turns it into a Walls of Jericho, but Christian gets to the ropes. Jericho works him to the outside, and sets up the Walls on the floor. He eventually breaks the hold, and brings Christian back onto the ropes. He tries to get a superplex once, but fails, only to successfully try it again. Both men are down, but Jericho rolls over for a near fall.

Trish comes out to support Jericho from the outside, but Christian gets a hard DDT for a nearfall. Christian then pulls Trish into the ring by her hair, and knocks her down. Jericho clotheslines Christian and then goes to check on Trish. Without seeing who it is, she throws a punch, which causes Jericho to stumble, allowing Christian to get a roll-up for the win.

Winner: Christian

Trish apologizes to Jericho, and tries to hold him back from hitting Christian, who comes back to the ring. She then slaps Jericho, allowing Christian to get the pin. This time, it wasn't an accident, and she and Christian walk off together, before making out. This was definitely the heel turn.

Foley is being interviewed by Lillian Garcia, but Rock takes over and cuts a fluff promo about how they're going to win the upcoming match

Evolution comes down, followed by Foley, and then Rock.

Rock comes down and there's a bit of a brawl, before it becomes one-on-one with Foley and Batista. Foley throws a terrible punch, before it becomes Rock vs. Flair to start the match off.

They lock-up, and Rock quickly takes down Flair. Flair backs Rock into his corner, however, and then hits him with a chop. It doesn't last too long, as Rock turns things around and nails Flair with a backdrop.

Flair gets thrown to the outside, and as he's brought back, Foley begs Rock for a turn in the ring against, now, Randy Orton. He works Orton into a corner, and then brings Rock in to do more damage

The rest of Evolution gets involved, and as Rock goes for Batista, Batista lowers the ropes forcing Rock to head to the outside. Batista goes to work on Rock, before bringing him in and doing more damage. He tags in Ric Flair.

Ric Flair taunts Rock, and then hits him with a vicious chop in the corner. Flair gets cocky and struts, allowing Rock to regain composure and go for a clothesline. Flair quickly gets up, but as he goes up top, Rock tosses him right off onto the mat.

Flair tags Batista as Rock tags in Foley, and Foley takes Batista out before knocking both Orton and Flair off the apron. However, this waste of time allows Batista to work Foley into the corner.

Foley won't give up, and starts fighting back with some punches. This ends up being to no avail, as Batista gets up and knocks Foley right to the mat.

The action spills outside, and Flair and Orton double-team Foley. Orton whips Foley into the stairs, and he's down on the exterior mats

Orton goes to work on Foley inside the ring, before bringing Flair in. Flair gets some quick offense in, before bringing the Legend Killer right back into the action. He gets a hold around Foley's neck, but Foley tries to work out with his elbows. Orton slams Foley right onto the back of his head, and brings Batista in for more Evolution offense.
Foley fights back against Foley with a mandible claw, but Orton quickly breaks it up with a big boot. Some more damage to Foley, but he ends up hitting Orton with a clothesline. Unfortunately, as they both get up, Batista beats him to the next clothesline, and then welcomes Flair back in. Flair misses a big elbow opportunity, though, allowing Rock to bring Foley back. Rock cleans house, but eventually walks into a spinebuster from Batista.
Flair tells Batista he wants to finish Rock off, and goes for his version of the People's Elbow. He stalls for too long, however, allowing The Rock to nip up and go to work on he, and Batista who comes back in. Rock gets a real People's Elbow on Flair, but only for a two-count. Flair tags Orton in, but Rock gets a Rock Bottom, which Flair has to break-up by pulling Rock to the outside.

Rock takes care of Flair on the outside, but comes back in and gets torn apart by Batista, with a powerbomb. Orton can only roll over for a two-count.
Rock tags Foley in, who takes care of everyone, only to eventually get nailed with an RKO, seemingly out of nowhere. Evolution wins, as expected.

Winners: Evolution

Mick Foley's down on the mat looking devastated, but the fans are still chanting his name. Rock then leads the fans in a round of applause for Foley, definitely a good moment to cap off the match.

Gene Okerlund welcomes all the inductees into the Hall Of Fame. Everyone gets a monster pop, outside of Pete Rose, who is completely booed.

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Sable and Torrie start off taking it to Jackie, but Stacy quickly gets involved and gets involved in a bunch of nearfalls with Torrie, to reveal a certain part of the body.

Torrie eventually beats Jackie with a roll-up, and Stacy's furious. Jackie storms out, leaving Stacy upset on the apron, as Sable and Torrie celebrate.

Guerrero heads into Benoit's lockerroom to prep him for his match tonight. Eddie basically says that he's proud of Benoit, and win or lose, he's always going to be proud of him. He then throws in that no one really expects Chris Benoit to win tonight.

Benoit gets furious and says that he will win tonight. He's proud of Eddie for winning the title, but now he has to do the same.

Eddie then says that this is the Chris Benoit he's wanted to see. This angry Benoit is the one he knows and believes in. Eddie closes the interview with "I believe, Chris."

Here's the order in which the wrestlers hit the ring:

Chavo
Nunzio
Noble
Funaki
Shannon Moore
Tajiri
Akio
Ultimo Dragon
Billy Kidman
Rey Mysterio

Shannon Moore starts off against Ultimo Dragon. Ultimo gets a nearfall on Moore, but Moore hits him with a big back suplex. Two-count. He whips Ultimo into the corner and gets another back suplex, before going over to the ropes, he misses an attack on Ultimo, who hits his finisher for the win.

Noble comes in and eliminates Ultimo. Funaki comes in quickly, only to be easily pinned for elimination.

Nunzio gets in and locks some nearfalls. Noble throws Nunzio to the outside, and jumps off the top rope to nail Nunzio. As Noble tries to get in the ring, Nunzio pulls him back off, but Noble breaks free. Nunzio is counted out, meaning he's eliminated.

Billy Kidman comes in and gets Noble to the outside, before hitting a shooting star press to take out both Nunzio and Noble. "Holy sh*t" chants ensue.

Match comes back in the ring, and Kidman gets the pin on Noble, eliminating him.

Akio interferes against Mysterio, but it's not enough to give Kidman the win. Kidman sets Mysterio up for a gutwrench from the top, but he can't get it. Mysterio hits Kidman with a powerbomb off the top, eliminating Kidman.
Akio gets involved, but after an ill-advised incident, Mysterio eliminates Tajiri. Akio is also out due to the mist, so it's down to Chavo and Mysterio.

Mysterio's hitting Chavo with some quick offense, and then plunges to the outside to take out Chavo Sr.

Mysterio tries to hit a sunset flip on Chavo, but with help from Chavo Sr., Chavo locks a roll-up and gets the win.

Winner: Chavo Guerrero

damn

Austin comes down to the ring first, to a huge pop. Lesnar's booed, but Goldberg comes out to a big chant. However, they milked his entrance to the ring for too long, and the fan enthusiasm died down.

It seems like Lesnar's getting a "You Sold Out" chant (god bless the Internet fans).

They then start singing "Na, Na, Na, Na, Hey Hey Hey, Goodbye". Lawler then admits Lesnar's leaving to pursue something in the NFL.

The fans are chanting for Austin.

i knew it

Match starts off slow with some lock-ups, and the fans are booing. They're behind Goldberg, but not overly thrilled with either man.

Neither man gets much offense in, as the match remains at a standstill.

They're booking the match to show that the two guys are equal, and the fans are giving it a boring chant. Right now, they're right. The fan reaction is more exciting than the match.

Goldberg gets the first piece of real offense in, turning a military press into a spear.

Spoiler:
Goldberg wins

he stuned lesnar 😄

and goldburg

Goldberg goes for a spear, but Lesnar gets out of the way and Goldberg goes right into the post. He spills to the outside, and Lesnar's in control.

The action comes back in, and Lesnar sets up a chinlock on Goldberg.

Goldberg gets to his feet and works his way out of the hold. Lesnar quickly gets back up, though, and knocks Goldberg right to his back. Lesnar puts Goldberg in another hold.