Tag: Retro WWF PPVs

For any Jerichoholics, WWF Vengeance 2001 is a vital show to watch, and for most other fans, there are still some good matches to be found.

WWF No Mercy 2001 is a forgotten gem of a show, with a great double main event and a very good Ladder match further down the card.

WWF SummerSlam 2001 is quite entertaining, though a notch below both the preceding 2000 and subsequent 2002 cards.

Under different circumstances and with more genuine star power, WWF Invasion 2001 would be remembered as an all-time legendary show.

WWF King Of The Ring 2001 is noteworthy from a historical standpoint, but it is less than enthralling to watch from a quality standpoint.

While WWF Armageddon 2000 is remembered solely for one match, that one match ended up being a truly classic brawl.

WWF Rebellion 2000 served its purpose, but did little else. Still, the main event is worth a look, and the show as a whole has real energy.

WWF Survivor Series 2000 certainly had its moments, with the twin Kurt Angles and the mad stunt involving Triple H standing out in the mind.

WWF No Mercy 2000 was saved by the last two matches. Triple H vs. Chris Benoit is really good, and The Rock vs. Kurt Angle is must-see.

WWF Unforgiven 2000 is a very enjoyable show, but the bar was so high that this felt secondary in quality compared to other cards in 2000.

On the whole, WWF SummerSlam 2000 was a fantastic event, in particular for Shane McMahon's fall, the TLC bout and the three-way main event.

So, yeah, WWF Fully Loaded 2000 was awesome! The triple main event was a huge success, and there are some under-card gems as well.

WWF King Of The Ring 2000 had one of the more unusual WWF Championship matches, since the belt would be defended in a six-man tag team match.

Although there is very little that is actually worth seeing, WWF InsurreXtion 2000 is still an entertaining show to relive on the whole.

WWF WrestleMania 2000 is one of the strangest WM cards to summarise due to a strange line-up and some disappointing matches.

WWF No Way Out 2000 was another superb PPV event, following the outstanding Royal Rumble.

WWF No Mercy 1999 isn’t quite a one-match show, but the best bout on the show overshadows everything else by a wide margin.

WWF SummerSlam 1999 is your typical B-level Attitude Era PPV, but the big problem with this is that this was an A-level show.

WWF Fully Loaded 1999 occurred when the WWF was at its peak of popularity. And it's an intriguing card to see from a historic standpoint.

WWF No Mercy (UK) 1999 is nowhere near being a must-see show, unless you're a fan of Tiger Ali Singh, Nicole Bass or Mideon, I guess.