WWF Fully Loaded 1999 - The "Reliving The War" PPV Review

[@KidGravityBeyond]

The birth of “The Game”!

[@randyv.2880]

Almost made a mistake on when HHH called himself "The Game" lol!

[@johnboyer1540]

Tonight Uhhhhh! I am the Game Uhhhhh!

[@timbartschwolfman]

It was His Time

[@randyv.2880]

@@timbartschwolfman agreed! Very happy for that! Became an athletic inspiration for me back then!

[@kevindaniels5425]

It's all about the Game and how u play it Chin locks are too sweet

[@bonescinemas8847]

Wrestling bios cover of Steve "Muhfuggin" Blackman vs Shane mcmahon from Summerslam 2000 is going to be legendary lol.

[@tobznoobs]

i can't wait when blackman sees curt hennig's face on shane at summerslam!

[@linkvagar2336]

That bump Kane took over the top rope was gnarly.

[@jayclifford9700]

As a side note, the main event promo package is one of the best the WWF/E have ever done

[@chikish]

'Somebody's gonna bleed! Somebody's gonna leave!'

[@zacharythomason7359]

I Love that line

[@zoso7889]

It’s the best.

[@zoso7889]

Best PPV of 1999

[@RyanRumbles434]

I liked Taker's Ministry look. Wish it had gotten a larger run, without the corporation.

[@Speedyreedy1218]

Vince ruins any strong heel faction when they got something good going. He meddled with Undertaker's ministry. He meddled with HHH's McMahon- Helmsley era. He meddled in the 2Man Power Trip. Hollywood Rock/Hogan feud. The Corporation and so on...

[@sebastianbruckwilder5720]

Stone Cold stunnering Jarrett over literal years for no reason is fantasticly stupid 😂

[@MR.__G]

Imagine if austin showed up in every other promotion JJ was in and still stunned him 😂😂

[@mikebryant614]

i detest Double J, so the more stunners he eats, the better lol !

[@spookytuesday]

I’ve always enjoyed this show, and I truly believe this PPV was the peak of the mountain we call the Attitude Era. It marked the end of the original Austin vs McMahon feud, the end of the Austin vs Undertaker feud, and was officially the beginning of Triple H being a World Title contender. While the Attitude Era continued on for a few more years, this really stands out as the end of the first half of it to me.

[@lanceyvalentino]

Fair take

[@nickbanks7954]

Yeah, like the last episode of the actually Attitude Era. I feel that way, too.

[@dan_gerous87]

Yeah it's all downhill from here imo ... not a fan of the McMahon Helmsley era and we'll soon be losing both Austin and Taker for a very long time, so I for one enjoyed the rivalry while it lasted.

[@nickbanks7954]

​@@dan_gerous87As a kid, I didn't mind it. Rewatching this as an adult, oh boy. It is hard to watch. I agree with everything you said. It's all down from here.

[@karlitosway7474]

@@nickbanks7954I mean things did pick back up from backlash 2000 to WM 17 so it’s not ALL downhill like you think. Late 99 to late 2000 was just a slow period where things felt kinda Stale.

[@odinson99m]

The "no hard feelings handshake" into a stunner for Vince is signature Austin. 😆😆😆

[@ivansudetic]

Knew exactly what was coming next, could see it a mile away. Still made me laugh

[@jerrymarshall5965]

I randomly stumbled across wrestling bios almost 2 years ago and was instantly hooked thank u wrestling bios for all the hard work keeping me entertained weekly 😊

[@BOABModels]

I've heard HHH didn't like the 'My Time' theme but I really do. It's funny because at one point it was also used by Chyna and would later be used by Stephanie.

[@Speedyreedy1218]

It's not funny. It makes sense. Chyna and Stephanie are connected to his character. Of course they'd use his theme til they have one of their own and until his new one is ready.

[@tomlevalley6056]

I was at this show. Bought a Mr. Ass shirt that I still have. Honestly looking forward to this review for years.

[@Retro_Gamer_89]

I was there too 😎

[@briancanfield2968]

Me too :)

[@shawnwhite6236]

That over the top rope body slam on Kane actually shook me a little. Looked like he took the full bump

[@WWChampion16]

The running gag of Steve Blackman hating Rap is making me laugh.

[@presntnow]

Cinematic 😂

[@gst013]

*country music, dude 😅

[@kawimason361]

Me as well

[@eastsidereviews727]

I enjoyed D'Lo's pre match promo. Showed that he cared about winning the belt and helped make the European Title seem a bit more important.

[@Borosmogs]

@@LarsOfTheMohicans @eastsidereviews727 I also have watched X-Pac saying that the European title meant a lot to him too and were his best moments. They always devalue the European title, but not only did it look cool, but they did have some great matches. The D'Lo/X Pac feud. Shane/X Pac. Malenko/Scotty. William Regal having a good run with it etc.

[@kroomzy]

The Shin Akuma photo from Capcom vs. SNK 2 used for Shin Blackman made my day.

[@17thN.O]

Mine too.

[@WildDanHibiki]

Same. Brought back good memories of playing SvC 2 on the Dreamcast.

[@kroomzy]

@WildDanHibiki I remember playing late into the nights with that game on PS2. I remember the first time I went against Shin Akuma. I was like, "Wait!? There is another boss!" You had to reach certain conditions to reach Shin Akuma.

[@rdrouynriv]

"My Time" Triple H theme is one of the classics of the Attitude Era. Triple H is about to go on the best run of his career from late 99 to 2001.

[@dukes1993724]

💯. And the WWF had big-named faces to keep him in check and not let his ego/stroke get too big during that time (unlike the RA era, where he becomes borderline insufferable at times).

[@motherlove202]

​@@LarsOfTheMohicans I believe he's the same vocalist for the D-Generation X and X-Pac entrance songs as well

[@coreyhall1150]

He is doing his best impression of Rage Against The Machines vocalist. And does pretty good actually at that but. ​@@LarsOfTheMohicans

[@Chuck_EL]

​@@LarsOfTheMohicans With his Fued with Youmanga!! Courtesy of Legend William Regal

[@Speedyreedy1218]

​@@dukes1993724Keep him in check? From what? Austin and Rock had the same boring promos and brawls every night. Didn't matter if it was on TV or ppv. They needed HHH to keep them relevant and hot. Their schticks were getting stale before they got to work extensively with HHH that summer and fall respectively. Tell me, if HHH isn't pushed in 99 and Austin doesn't get hurt hypothetically, who in the hell would you have Austin or Rock feuding with to keep fans interested in wanting to see Rock or Austin's rivalry going into and through 2000? Remember, Kurt hasn't debuted yet. Jericho isn't there yet, and he certainly wasn't going to get main event billing three weeks into the company. Fans stopped caring about Ministry Taker. Austin beat Vince yet again and he's banned. Austin and Rock beat Mankind and Dude Love so much he isn't taken seriously.

[@randyv.2880]

I do love this show and how it ended in the main event. I love how they finally elevated HHH into main event status in 1999 after being deemed "mid-card for life" for doing the infamous "Curtain Call". I do also love the evolution of Edge & Christian post-Brood during this year as well.

[@Speedyreedy1218]

They also were transitioning Too Much into Too Cool.

[@randyv.2880]

@@Speedyreedy1218 That was also good as well.

[@Speedyreedy1218]

@@randyv.2880 I prefer 2 Much though. I didn't like 2 Cool. Cheapened their skills.

[@danielainger]

The Rocks promo before his match with Triple H will always get me 😂.

[@carter3369]

“They kept you at the bottom of the barrel because you ABSOLUTELY SUCK!”

[@Krobscorner2006]

Nice shirt, 25 cents!

[@ZakynthosDiamandis]

My favourite Rock promo of all time.

[@Biffo316]

They didn't keep you at the bottom of the barrel so you could say goodbye to your roody poo friends at Madison Square Garden, no. The Rock says they kept you at the bottom of the barrel BECAUSE YOU ABSOLUTELY SUCK! 😂😂 One of the most slept on Rock promos.

[@TheMadTitanM5]

Tripe H, you sit there, and you cry like a baby. Hu hey he huweh, five years. For five years they kept me at the bottom of the barrel!

[@Aragon23-p2k]

Steve Blackman is about to do serious business.

[@TheRealAhoy]

This shows going to go weird directions around the head cheese era

[@That_Guy-]

​@@TheRealAhoylmao I was wondering when someone was going to mention head cheese

[@kbhalacy]

He IS Serious Business

[@MR.__G]

His hardcore champion run is gonna be peak reliving the war lol blackman was unstoppable at that point

[@TheRealAhoy]

@@MR.__G He actually legitimised the title for a short time lol. With the 24/7 rule it was switching hands multiple times a night mostly but when Blackman got it nobody dared fck with him, except Shane McMahon, who found out what happens...

[@badbooking3221]

Triple H had turned 30 around the time of the PPV, either just before or just after. Like his buddy Shawn Michaels, Triple H's career skyrocketed into the main event scene shortly after that birthday. And the next month or two will prove Triple H earned his main event spot in WWE TV. That's not a prediction....

[@Paranitis]

Wha????? Knowing something that happened 25 years ago isn't a prediction?! Since when??

[@Kingof69ner]

He turned 30 on that Tuesday because my dad turned 55 that very same day

[@MrDaveJustice]

How did he earn it

[@MR.__G]

@@MrDaveJusticeby working and proving his way up the card. Have you not been paying attention to this series ? Lol

[@Speedyreedy1218]

Flair didn't get his first world title til 32 or 33. Most of the great ones don't get it until their 30s.

[@17thN.O]

@Wrestling Bios Your Steve Blackman commentary on this is hilarious.

[@Floatillyboats]

Ahh Fully Loaded 99. What a great time to be a wrestling fan.

[@DasNordlicht91]

the ongoing thread of the show with Stone Cold and Undertaker bloodying each other prior to their match was a nice way to build up that main event.

[@devinschwartz7596]

Rented this constantly from my local vhs rental place. This one’s got a special place in my heart, I’m hype

[@skylarkprowrestler]

Blockbuster or Video World?

[@iamdb1990]

I've heard 3 people review the Shamrock vs Blackman match and this was the best mufuggin' version ever

[@MaynardOwns]

Mideon shirt says feed your mind with a mushroom. A whole back we found out he was tripping on acid during a raw. Kinda wild. Wonder how many people noticed this back when these aired

[@pearrock2]

SHIN BLACKMAN should totally make his long awaited first appearance at SUMMERSLAM 2000. I hope we get a fun special effect from you guys when he dives 30-40 feet from the entrance structure. 🔥⚡️🔥

[@blackfoxx86]

I'm looking forward to Shin Blackman and his signature move "Shun-Mufuggin'-Satsu"

[@WaterInmyHands]

I'll be honest, this PPV just seemed so hype for me. You really get this feeling of watching the future, seeing these guys slowly built up from jobbers > mid carders > main eventers

[@kalvin4680]

this ppv always reminds me of wrestlemania 2000 for n64. all the attires in that game are from this ppv. love your videos btw!

[@CatVisionTM]

Jarrett doesn’t get enough credit for his stunner bump

[@EhrisaiaOShannon]

The Steve Blackman lore is absolutely riveting!! Who knew!?? Lmiao!! 💜

[@theenguyenterprise5498]

I’ve been here since before the Monday night wars I love how you compose yourself and go through matches you are a true fan, and a true hero to those who didn’t get the chance to witness the some of the greatest moments in wrestling history. Thank you

[@SuperjoeV1]

Not a single remark about Billy's attire. Impressive.

[@pearrock2]

"That thong-th-thong thong thong..." --SISQÓ

[@MR.__G]

I thought he might’ve said billy and chyna went to Victoria secret before the ppv lol

[@coreyhall1150]

​@@pearrock2I am old enough to know this reference lol

[@Speedyreedy1218]

It's cute.

[@WrestlingBios]

It's a visual experience, not a spoken one

[@donypaddy6859]

Sad we're getting closer to Ken Shamrock leaving he along with Steve Blackman brought a level of legitimacy to the shows and matches they were in.

[@Retro_Gamer_89]

Fact and legit wrestlers

[@zacharythomason7359]

It's gonna be hard for me to see Ken Shamrock's last few days in the RTW Series.

[@retepoteil]

The one match I wish we got to see was shamrock vs angle. They were just months away from being around the same time

[@Calculon1712]

Yeah its sad. Even near the end of his run he only had one match on RAW against Gangrel and then a run in then rest of time up to leaving he was mainly on Smackdown so he'll not be on RTW much coming up

[@donypaddy6859]

@retepoteil same here at least I get to do it on 2K24

[@rdrouynriv]

Jeff Jarrett must've pissed in Austin's cornflakes to get treated like this. I refuse to believe a promo in '97 could've caused that much heat in the lockerroom for it to last two years.

[@alexhobbs1208]

Iirc Jarrets dad stiffed Austin on pay.

[@TheRealAhoy]

They've gone on record to say all that is bullsh*t. People just decided it was reality and linked the convenient superficials and imagined a beef between them

[@davidringle7]

Jeff was probably smashing Austin's wife

[@dreadkalibur1613]

Yep daddy Jarrett stiffed him on pays and nearly starved Steve Austin. He held a grudge.

[@That_Guy-]

​@dreadkalibur1613 Not to mention jeff's comments to austin about his pay check

[@RobJaskula]

Mr Ass always had a great jackhammer. He still does it a couple of times a year

[@Speedyreedy1218]

Doesn't hold it as long as Bill though.

[@kazzysenpai5906]

​@@Speedyreedy1218that's because that's one of Bill's two moves he's gotta hold it for a long time

[@Speedyreedy1218]

@@kazzysenpai5906 Billy buries the move every time he doesn't hold it.

[@syxxpoppin8830]

@16:56 billy jean constantly getting shoved off the apron was extremely funny 🤣

[@nocturne311]

One of the better PPVs from the Attitude Era for sure. Fully Loaded honestly never disappointed even though it was only around for three years.

[@rcrowden91]

Never stop making these!!!

[@robcressey7228]

Undertaker looking at Big Show thinking: Damn son, i don't know if you wearing those shorts is a rib or punishment but it needs to stop.

[@inutero10]

I was there. It was my first live ppv. Amazing. If you think Austin’s pops were amazing sounding on tv… experiencing it live was incredible .

[@Retro_Gamer_89]

I was there it was in my Hometown Buffalo NY I was 10 years old this is one of the best days of my life

[@TheMechaMessiah]

My favorite HHH theme song makes the intro. I get the love for the iconic "Game" theme, but give me "My Time" anytime!

[@americanmeowth3336]

Great video! Shin Blackman is great, and now I kinda wish they had done something along those lines; make him super friendly before some kind of pre-match ritual, and then he becomes all business. That strap match is how I would prefer it; none of this four corners nonsense. The strap is there to keep the action up close and personal, combined with some very relaxed officiating.

[@Jesusisafriendofmine]

Just got home after a massive drive from seeing a friend and I've been looking forward to this moment ever since I got the upload notification 👍

[@gsesquire3441]

Late stage Attitude Era was the best time in wrestling history. I wasnt around to see the heyday of the territory days, but I lived through WWF in 1997 to 2000 and that was some of the best not only wrestling, but best television produced ever. Incredibly compelling and watchable. Wrestling will never be this good again.

[@timrobinson6573]

1996 into 1997 is my favorite time. The personas and storylines that would dominate the next few years were just being formed. The wrestlers and writers didn't yet know the gold that they had and made for a less contrived product.

[@gumdeo]

1998, best year ever.

[@Speedyreedy1218]

​@@gumdeoDepends on who and what you liked. 2000 for me.

[@Ehrle6969]

Wcw soloed Attitude era till end 1999, best era was ruthless agression ask the Undertaker

[@Speedyreedy1218]

@@Ehrle6969 Nope.

[@savharris5702]

That chair shot that Shane took, was gnarly as hell, in real time... Shane-O was a real dog.

[@Biffo316]

Rock somehow managed to bury triple h with the promo he cut on this ppv "the rock says they didn't keep you at the bottom of the barrel so you could say goodbye to your roody poo friends in Madison Square Garden, no. The Rock says, they kept you at the bottom of the barrel because you absolutely suck!" 😂😂 one of my favourite promos of all time.

[@zacharythomason7359]

😂😂😂

[@alexgeorge501]

"One of us has to go...and go for good!" -Vince McMahon

[@BlackFlash7]

Jarrett selling the stunner is always hilarious lol

[@UnrealNumina]

26:43 is my nomination for the greatest chairshot of ALL TIME. I watched this PPV more than any other as a kid.

[@ArcaneAnarchy]

You think that's a nasty chairshot? Wait a few more months to see what Austin does to the British Bulldog.

[@saucers79]

Wonderful sell by Shane.

[@markjones5647]

Just in time for Sunday Dinner thanks wrestling bios we all love u x

[@M360-w6o]

99 was HHH's coming of age year

[@BrownMan-gg7dx]

Chyna was a real one. She was a big inspiration to girls watching her on TV wrestling and she was able to hang with the men in the ring. R.i.p Chyna. Thanks for all the awesome and legendary work you put into wrestling.

[@dvon1097]

One of the better pay per views of 1999 from both brands. Also my favorite Austin vs Taker match.

[@mrbransformer4184]

Your videos always drop at just the perfect moments!!

[@uglybob7505]

Great video - Blackman v Shamrock !

[@roccojamison89gooker51]

At least Oscar and Mo were not with Mabel to play the Men on a Mission theme song for Steve Blackman

[@carloshill]

I remember this show for three things the start of triple hs push towards the wwf title. Two the end of an era for the time being of the McMahon austin rivalry. And three the wwf setting up a billy Gunn vs rock matchup to continue the billy Gunn push that they were still interested in doing. Also one more thing the stuff with the big show that led to the undertaker big show alliance.

[@jerryramey1849]

Wrestling Bios has done the impossible single handedly got Steve Blackman over. Legend.

[@alejandroaguilar7871]

I always felt like this year. Was when WWF really took over from WCW as the head wrestling organization.

[@Speedyreedy1218]

Don't think WCW recovered after Foley won the title in January.

[@scottmcreynolds9157]

I got this PPV on VHS for my 7th birthday and this is it, this PPV is my ground zero for loving pro wrestling. I know the the commentary word for word 😂 It always gets 5stars from me.

[@omarvazquez3355]

The end of the austin mcmahon fued.

[@Speedyreedy1218]

Not really.

[@iDeathMaximuMII]

​@@Speedyreedy1218As a "main" storyline kinda. They would still feud, but it would be brief & Austin would focus more on the people that were around Vince, more than Vince himself

[@Speedyreedy1218]

@@iDeathMaximuMII Austin fought Rock at WM15. And Backlash. And beat up Rock to help Foley win the title. This is an example of Austin feuding with a person as you say, around Vince. And this is BEFORE the *End of Era* July match.

[@jayaz11]

Did I miss the video for WWF No Mercy 1999, from Manchester? It was in May of that year but, I can't find it anywhere.

[@xandersthoughts]

For all of us diehard home video nerds: bits of the Triple H interview were included on the “Triple H & Chyna: Our Time” VHS uncensored. It’s not a high tier release but it’s got some good segments worth taking a look at.

[@Speedyreedy1218]

The whole video is great.

[@ShockerTopper]

Real push for the King of the Ring winner, one month after winning he loses in a match against X-Pac and Road Dogg. They really lost faith in him quick, and even quicker in his promo with the Rock a week or 2 later.

[@Speedyreedy1218]

Pac, Dogg, or Chyna should've won. I have no clue why Billy was the choice.

[@TheRealAhoy]

No way they were going to have the heels go over, DX was still a cash cow

[@Speedyreedy1218]

@@TheRealAhoy Billy was a heel and did go over though.

[@RobertHenderson.poopiebear]

@wrestlingbios Always great wrestling analysis.... Great work as usual brotha thanks for another banger!

[@ThePsychoFox]

What’s the music playing from 23:00? Thanks!

[@syxxpoppin8830]

@17:17 that's no stinger splash that's what you call the billy jean BILLY GEAN 😂🎉

[@Billy-ot8mk]

I remember the first blood match from this show on an Undertaker DVD I had when I was younger.

[@chr1998is]

My first ever WWF PPV I owned on VHS. Typing that made me feel old 😂

[@Obscusion2]

We have finally reached the point where the WWF European Championship becomes what, I feel, it was best at being: WWF's "TV Title" for the undercard. I remember watching WWF from around this point on & really loving the European Title scene, because it truly felt like it could change hands at any point, which in turn made it feel like European Title matches were truly unpredictable. In fact, Reliving the War will see 15 European Title changes up through the end at Mania X-7, and of those only seven of those changes will happen at PPVs, with the one at X-7 actually being the last time the title would ever change hands at a PPV.

[@billdenny9599]

30:19 yes he most definitely would! It just took him 25 more years to remember.

[@lindseykipp191]

Damn.. to think, this is the last time we’ll ever see Vince on wwf/wwe………..

[@bcal8118]

It's amazing how many things happened on Sunday Night Heat that had a long-term effect on WWE

[@freakshowfilmfestival3591]

That look was like: "Wanna go riding motorcycles through the desert?"

[@drenkrod9811]

I hope this series has been someone's first exposure to the Attitude Era, so they know they're getting the true mufuggin' lore on Steve Blackman

[@deancreambetweens]

This was right around when the WWF was about to take off in the ratings war and never look back

[@chikish]

I was not watching WWF when this event took place, but I bought the VHS after the fact and really enjoyed watching it. That clothesline from hell counter by Bradshaw on Jeff was one of the first OMG moments from that era that stuck in my memory for a while after seeing it. It was pretty sweet.

[@kylewashington1841]

Loved renting from blockbuster. Plus a game and a couple movies. Great weekends in the 90s and 2000s

[@goober3164]

Been looking forward to this video cause I was at this ppv. One of my favorite events I've been to.

[@srichardf]

The end of the Austin vs McMahon feud which means the Attitude Era is halfway over. The next few months are kind of hard to get through, but once 2000 arrives we get the best part of the Attitude Era (I think that is due to a certain writer jumping ship to WCW in the fall of '99). Where the stories are pretty solid and the match quality improves. During the second half of the Attitude Era we get the debuts of Jericho, Kurt Angle, and the Radicalz. We'll also get Triple H was the top heel, becoming the guy you love to hate.

[@Speedyreedy1218]

I loved to love HHH. Diehard since 95.

[@effortlessGFX]

On a side note, Edge's hair in 1999 was a sight to behold. Best hair in the business imo.

[@Speedyreedy1218]

HHH won a Slammy for his hair.

[@maxxpower3d6]

This is it, the end of the Austin/McMahon feud that brought the WWF back from the brink of bankruptcy. We enter the back half of the Attitude Era.

[@Speedyreedy1218]

Austin marks forget DX was just as over in 98 as Austin. In 97, Austin cannot be disputed. 98-99, different story. The crowd chants, merch, even other talent were referencing DX stuff in their promos, and Val Venus character was created because of it. Fans loved both acts equally, which is why the reacted so strongly when HHH turned at WM15.

[@WickedFireBird69]

This was the rise of HHH time.

[@jamesbounds]

The era of The Game begins.

[@coreyhall1150]

Yeah and it SUCKED

[@Speedyreedy1218]

​@@coreyhall1150It was great. The past two years with Austin SUCked for me.

[@ASoberBear]

0:05 That Intro…

[@BigLee1901]

13:05 This would be an interesting five man faction as you have Holly and X-Pac who were Tag Champs under their 123 Kid and Sparkplugg days, and X-Pac was and is going to be again a Tag Champion with Kane while Kane, Undertaker and Big Show all go on to be the first ever WWF/E Triangle Tag Team Champions (My definition of Triangle Tag Team Champions is a tag team that wins Tag Belts in which both halves have previously held a Tag Belt with a common partner, in which Big Show and Kane completed that triangle in 2006 as both previously held Tag Belts with Undertaker), but I also picture them being a seven man faction with Billy Gunn and Albert, even though they never held WWF/E Tag Belts with any of them, but they did form short live tag teams with some of these five as Billy teamed with Big Show for a bit in 2001 and spent his final WWE year before his 2004 release teaming with Holly as The Smackdown Frontline (the team name wasn't official, but they were the main two to confront Booker T during his anti-Smackdown heel turn after being traded from Raw in 2004, sort of a recycle from Booker T's invasion from WCW in 2001) while Albert goes on to team with X-Pac in X-Factor (as a two man team after they acted too good for Justin Credible as he defects to The Alliance the next night) and then Big Show and X-Pac become a tag team in WWF/E's version of nWo and then Big Show and Albert become a team as Paul Heyman's Clients, but also Billy teaming with X-Pac while X-Pac was leading X-Factor in a tag match against The Hardyz as a one night only DX reunion then a bit of X-Factor gets mixed with Show-Gunns as Big Show and Billy teamed with Albert at Invasion against Kanyon, Stasiak and Demott, and on the August 16th 2001 episode of Smackdown, almost all of these guys were Kurt Angle's back-up during his match against Tazz

[@SensiofRabbitude]

This is an interesting PPV for me, as the boom for wrestling in my regional Australian town, had quietened down by this point and the local video store had decided to stop stocking the latest wrestling videos. I wanted to see fully loaded and asked the store owner if he'd get it in and he then decided to stock after all, because apparently the previous fully loaded had hired/sold well and now that he saw at least one person that was keen to see it, he thought hed stock it. Then they kept getting the PPV's in for a few years after that. So I kinda kept the wrestling vibe going in small town Australia.

[@thekingofoldskool2]

This took place on my 9th birthday...blimey I feel old - I also remember watching the recording off Sky Sports 1 as well!

[@kiereanm3254]

Coming here after watching blade trinity and finally realizing that Triple H was in it lol. He even pulls off a running power slam in one of the fight scenes I never recognized him as a kid!

[@Speedyreedy1218]

His name was in the credits.

[@wftbanks5737]

If you're getting sick of repetitive matchups you're gonna really hate HHH vs Rock for the next year

[@jimllc]

On the ground? No. Both shoulders against the fence? Yes.

[@vciotoli2126]

Oh man is this the beginning of the Boss Man/Al Snow rivalry.

[@criminalmindsgirl2936]

D'Lo was the man! Seriously underrated! I hope he gets inducted into the WWE HOF one day!

[@17thN.O]

I loved D'Lo Brown man. But the "incident" is the reason he will probably never be a Hall of Famer. Even though him and Droz (RIP) remained cool after that, Droz forgave him and he didn't even blame D'Lo. But the "fans" can't allow themselves to forgive him.

[@criminalmindsgirl2936]

​@17thNO , incidents happen. If he gets inducted, it'll be with the Nation Of Domination

[@lukelee7967]

I say it every time I see Michael Hayes with the Hardys. Michael Hayes looks so much like a creepy old man dressed like that.

[@Avylyn]

God knows what I'm gonna be watching for when this series ends, I can't wait for it tho!

[@dustins_gram]

Tbe days wben ppv used to be 30$ a month. I would do chores around the house and me and my firiend would save up and buy the ppv.

[@nebfreely317]

I was on the edge of my seat when I watched this back in the day! N I jumped up n cheered for about an hour after Stone Cold won!

[@Kuudere-Kun]

I kind of like just seeing X-Pac get to play a role in a major Main Event.