WWE Bad Blood

WWE Bad Blood - 1997. This event took place on October 5, 1997 in the Kiel Center in St. Louis, Missouri. Rocky Maivia, Kama Mustafa and D'Lo Brown defeated the Legion of Doom. Max Mini and Nova defeated Tarantula and Mosaic. The Godwinns defeated the WWF Tag-Team Champions The Headbangers to win the WWF Tag-Team Championship. Owen Hart defeated Faarooq in a Intercontinental Championship Tournament Final to win the vacant Intercontinental Championship. Crush, Chain ...

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WWE Bad Blood, WWE Bad Blood - Results, WWE Bad Blood - 1997, WWE Bad Blood - 2003, WWE Bad Blood - 2004

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World Wrestling Entertainment's World Tag-Team Championship is WWE's original tag-team championship and is now exclusive to the RAW brand. World Tag-Team Championship - History. After WWE split into two brands, WWE RAW and SmackDown!, WWE's original WWE Tag-Team Championship was made exclusive to the SmackDown! brand as the tag-team champions, Billy Gunn and Chuck Palumbo, were drafted as a tandem by Vince McMahon. During the title's brief history on SmackDown! it was held ...

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• World Tag-Team Championship - History
• World Tag-Team Championship - Facts and trivia
• World Tag-Team Championship - Current champions

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After WWE split into two brands, WWE RAW and SmackDown!, WWE's original WWE Tag-Team Championship was made exclusive to the SmackDown! brand as the tag-team champions, Billy Gunn and Chuck Palumbo, were drafted as a tandem by Vince McMahon. During the title's brief history on SmackDown! it was held by the tandems of Rikishi and Rico, regained by Billy and Chuck, won by Hulk Hogan and Edge, and then by Lance Storm and Christian. During the summer of 2002 Storm and Christian left SmackDown! and joined the RAW brand, bringing the tag-team title ...

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World Tag-Team Championship, World Tag-Team Championship - History, World Tag-Team Championship - Facts and trivia, World Tag-Team Championship - Current champions

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The Hell in a Cell match at the 1998 King of the Ring between The Undertaker and Mankind (Mick Foley) has since become one of the most famous professional wrestling matches in history. In preparing for the match Mick Foley asked longtime mentor and friend Terry Funk for his advice on how to top the first Hell in the Cell, which Foley considered a great match. Funk's fateful advice was to start the match on top of the cage. When the match started, both men climbed on top of the cage before the bell had even rung. After a short b ...

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Hell in a Cell, Hell in a Cell - Undertaker vs. Shawn Michaels, Hell in a Cell - Undertaker vs. Mankind, Hell in a Cell - Hell in a Cell history

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After WWE split into two brands, WWE RAW and SmackDown!, WWE's original WWE Tag Team Championship was made exclusive to the SmackDown! brand as the tag team champions, Billy Gunn and Chuck Palumbo, were drafted as a tandem by Vince McMahon. During the title's brief history on SmackDown! it was held by the tandems of Rikishi and Rico, regained by Billy and Chuck, won by Hulk Hogan and Edge, and then by Lance Storm and Christian. During the summer of 2002 Storm and Christian left SmackDown! and joined the RAW brand, bringing the tag team title ...

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World Tag-Team Championship, World Tag-Team Championship - History, World Tag-Team Championship - Facts and trivia, World Tag-Team Championship - Current champions

Read more here: » World Tag-Team Championship: Encyclopedia II - World Tag-Team Championship - History

This event was held on July 21, 2002 in at the Joe Louis Arena in Detroit, Michigan. The theme song was "Downfall" by Trust Company. Bubba Ray Dudley & Spike Dudley def. Eddie Guerrero & Chris Benoit in a Tables Match (15:01) Spike put Guerrero through a table with the Dudley Dawg. (13:15) Benoit tossed Spike over the top rope and though a table. (14:30) Bubba Ray put Benoit through a table with the Bubba Bomb. (15:01) Jamie Noble def. Billy Kidman to retain the W ...

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WWE Vengeance, WWE Vengeance - 2001, WWE Vengeance - 2002, WWE Vengeance - Other moments, WWE Vengeance - 2003, WWE Vengeance - 2004, WWE Vengeance - 2005

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The current champions are The Big Show and Kane who defeated Lance Cade and Trevor Murdoch at Taboo Tuesday on November 1, 2005. This is their first reign together but also Big Show's third and Kane's ninth reign as champions. Big Show is Kane's sixth different Tag Team Championship partner. The other five were: Mankind (1998), X-Pac (1999), The Undertaker (2001), The Hurricane (2002), and Rob Van Dam (2003). Kane is Big Show's second different Tag Team Championship partner. Big Show has 2 championsh ...

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World Tag-Team Championship, World Tag-Team Championship - History, World Tag-Team Championship - Facts and trivia, World Tag-Team Championship - Current champions

Read more here: » World Tag-Team Championship: Encyclopedia II - World Tag-Team Championship - Current champions

The Hell in a Cell was first introduced in this match at the Badd Blood pay-per-view event on October 5, 1997, as a means to prevent Shawn Michaels' D-Generation X allies from disrupting or interfering with the match. This match was seen as a technical masterpiece by many fans, because unlike the match between Foley and The Undertaker Michaels would put on a stellar performance for a much longer time period, as well as taking an impressive bump from about 18 feet while hanging off of the cell. This bump is often overshadowed by Mick F ...

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Hell in a Cell, Hell in a Cell - Undertaker vs. Shawn Michaels, Hell in a Cell - Undertaker vs. Mankind, Hell in a Cell - Hell in a Cell history

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The current champions are The Big Show and Kane who defeated Lance Cade and Trevor Murdoch at Taboo Tuesday on November 1, 2005. This is their first reign together but also Big Show's third and Kane's ninth reign as champions. Big Show is Kane's sixth different Tag-Team Championship partner. The other five were: Mankind (1998), X-Pac (1999), The Undertaker (2001), The Hurricane (2002), and Rob Van Dam (2003). Kane is Big Show's second different Tag-Team Championship partner. Big Show has 2 championsh ...

See also:

World Tag-Team Championship, World Tag-Team Championship - History, World Tag-Team Championship - Facts and trivia, World Tag-Team Championship - Current champions

Read more here: » World Tag-Team Championship: Encyclopedia II - World Tag-Team Championship - Current champions

The Hell in a Cell was first introduced in this match at the Badd Blood pay-per-view event on October 5, 1997, as a means to prevent Shawn Michaels' D-Generation X allies from disrupting or interfering with the match. This match was seen as a technical masterpiece by many fans, due to it's intense and violent spots which included Michaels being bodyslammed and backdropped on the roof of the cell. While climbing down the side of the cage to escape the Undertaker, Michaels was left hanging off the side while the Undertaker trod on his f ...

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Hell in a Cell, Hell in a Cell - Undertaker vs. Shawn Michaels, Hell in a Cell - Undertaker vs. Mankind, Hell in a Cell - Hell in a Cell history

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This event was held on June 26, 2005 at the Thomas and Mack Center in Las Vegas, Nevada. The theme song was "Happy?" by Mudvayne. Carlito def. Shelton Benjamin to retain the WWE Intercontinental Championship (12:45) Carlito pinned Benjamin after Carlito made Benjamin hit an exposed turnbuckle. Victoria def. Christy Hemme (5:09) Victoria pinned Christy after blocking a Sunset Flip and holding the ropes. Kane def. Edge (11:09) Kane pinned Edg ...

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WWE Vengeance, WWE Vengeance - 2001, WWE Vengeance - 2002, WWE Vengeance - Other moments, WWE Vengeance - 2003, WWE Vengeance - 2004, WWE Vengeance - 2005

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