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Bad News Brown. Brown defeated Patera.
Randy Savage. Savage hit his Flying Elbow Drop but went for a pin. Yokozuna threw him over the top rope while Savage went for a meaningless pin.
The Undertaker. It was a Steel Cage Match for the WWE World Heavyweight Championship, and The Undertaker was hiding under the ring, ripped the mat, and dragged Diesel under the ring. Bret won.
New Razor Ramon. Ramon was eliminated by Johnson.
Hell in a Cell . Kane debuted and helped Shawn Michaels defeat The Undertaker.
The Midnight Express. The Midnight Express defeated The Rock 'n' Roll Express.
Ken Shamrock. Maivia won the match.
The Acolytes. The Acolytes last eliminated the Hollys. The other teams were Midian and Viscera and Droz and Prince Albert.
Kurt Angle. Angle successfulyl defended the title against The Undertaker. Austin and HHH fought to a no-contest later on in the night.
Rey Mysterio and Rob Van Dam. This was shortly after Paul Heyman started to influence The Dudley Boyz's actions. Rob and Rey got the win, via pinfall. The team of Rico and Charlie Haas defeated Billy Gunn and Hardcore Holly later on the same Pay Per View. Los Guerreros had disbanned by this time.
Jonathan Coachman . "The Coach" was coming into this Pay Per View undefeated. Well, he lost to Eugene. He even had help but it did NOT work. He had a pretty girl come out with cookies to distract Eugene. That worked momentarily until "The Coach" hit Eugene with the cookie tray. Then Garrison Cade came out, to no avail, Eugene won the match.
Luther Reigns . Kurt Angle was angry at Charlie Haas for how disrespectful he had become to the SmackDown general manager. So, Angle decided he was going to vicariously, through his "bodyguard", teach Haas a lesson. The match was brutal for Haas. He was bashed from bell to bell. Luther surprised people by how versed in wrestling he is. Then after Luther got the pin, Angle called for yet more brutalization.
Eugene and Ric Flair. Before this match Triple H thought it would be great to give Eugene a "gift". That "gift" ended up being one of Ric Flair's robes (the blue one with the sequins and "Nature Boy" on the back!) Flair was not happy. During the entire match Eugene had fun pretending and mimicking everything Flair did. This totally took Flair out of his game. La Resistance took advantage of this and double teamed every chance they could. Eugene then "lost it" and started attacking La Resistance with a chair. La Resistance retained their gold by a disqualification.
Judgement Day. The first "sacrifice" for Mordecai was Scotty 2 Hotty. Well, the match did not last very long. It ended with Mordecai's version of "The Razor's Edge" that he dubbed "The Sinner Shot". Mordecai's real name is Kevin Matthew Fertig. He was born on January 17, 1977 in Memphis, Tennessee.
Trish Stratus. Actually Lita was in the midst of making the pin on Gail Kim after a well placed DDT. Trish, ever the opportunist, took advantage of a distracted Lita and rolled her up for the win.
Rene Dupree. This happened halfway into the match shortly after Rob Van Dam was eliminated by John Cena. This left Booker T and John Cena one on one. Cena came out on top, much to the dismay of Kurt Angle.
| "The Coach" was cocky as he and Garrison Cade challenged Tajiri and a partner of his choosing. So who did Tajiri pick as his partner to team with at "Vengence"? | 2004 WWE Pay Per View Pandemonium
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Rhyno. Rhyno and Tajiri were ready for a fight and boy did they fight. This was not going to win "Scientific Match Of The Year" if you know what I mean. The Coach to his credit has improved quite a bit in the short time he has wrestled. Tajiri and Rhyno won.
He had to wrestle with one arm tied behind his back. Although both contestants are from Texas, it was not a Texas Tornado Match. His opponent was none other then "The Yellow Rose of Texas", Jacqualine. Chavo Jr. cheated in true Guerrero fashion with the help of his father, Chavo Classic to regain the Cruiserweight Title.
| A horrific 47 minute and 26 second Hell In A Cell Match took place between Triple H and Shawn Michaels at "Bad Blood". Where was this final battle of their epic war waged? | 2004 WWE Pay Per View Pandemonium
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NationWide Arena, Columbus, Ohio. Wow! What a match. They brutalized each other by using tables, ladders, chairs and steel stairs. Oh my! In the end Triple H used one too many pedigrees on Shawn, mustered up that last ounce of strength and got the pin.
Kenzo Suzuki . This had some potential to be a really interesting match. It went back and forth in the end "The Bronze Warrior" proved too much for "The One" Billy Gunn.
Hartford, Conneticut. Hartford hosted this "Raw" Pay Per View on July 11, 2004. The Main event was Triple H versus Chris Benoit for the World Heavyweight Title. Chris Benoit once again proved that he is for real!
Scotty 2 Hottie. Scotty came to the ring first, the crowd happy to see him. Then it dawned on the crowd who Scotty's opponent would be. It was a short lived ovation for Scotty and an even shorter match once Mordecai made his entrance carrying that strange cross like symbol in front of him. Mordecai preceded to say he would pray for all us sinners.
| Chris Benoit pulled double duty at "Bad Blood". He first tried, unsuccessfully, to recapture the World Tag Team Titles with Edge. He had an even tougher opponent for his Heavyweight Title Match. Who was that? | 2004 WWE Pay Per View Pandemonium
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Kane. In the first match of the night Benoit and Edge attempted ro regain their World Tag Team Titles. After the match Kane attacked Benoit giving Kane a huge advantage in their Heavyweight Title Match later. It looked like Kane was too much for Benoit. The whole match Kane countered "The Crippler Crossface" and "The Sharpshooter" time and again. Finally, Chris Benoit pinned "The Big Red Machine" to retain the gold!
| In the now infamous Live Free Or Die Concrete Crypt Match at "The Great American Bash" the winner(s) became overshadowed by the shocking aftermath. Who actually won the match? | 2004 WWE Pay Per View Pandemonium
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The Undertaker . Bubba got in The Undertaker's face by saying "Do the right thing and laydown!" Slowly, The Undertaker obliged. Bubba then became cocky and stated that "He had been waiting for this moment his whole life." The Undertaker grabbed Bubba by the throat and so began the match. Paul Heyman was not impressed The Undertaker did not lay down for Bubba and the cement truck that was on standby started up and Paul Bearer soon found himself up to his ankles then waist, and lastly chest in cement. Finally, The Undertaker toppled Bubba for the win. Poor Paul Bearer thought that after The Undertaker won the match he would be saved. Paul Heyman said "Well if YOU will not do the right thing then I guess I will!" As he got close to the cement truck a bolt of lightning struck down and scared off Heyman. As The Undertaker was walking up the ramp way Paul Bearer was delightedly screaming "Save me Undertaker, The Undertaker will save me now!" The Undertaker got to the crypt and apolgized for what was about to happen he ended by saying "Rest In Peace". The lever to restart the cement truck was pulled and cement buried Paul Bearer in the concrete crypt. The fans were stunned that The Undertaker would do this.
Victoria. Victoria won a hard fought match against Molly Holly for the right to face Trish when she is healed from the hand injury.
Disqualification. This was the first encounter between the two Texans. Eddie bled like a stuck pig after being bashed with a chair repeatedly. However, the referee who had been knocked out for part of the match, arose in time to see the chair in Eddie's hands. The referee had no choice but to disqualify Guerrero. The World Title did not change hands. The Texas Bullrope Match at "The Great American Bash" is how John "Bradshaw" Layfield won The World Title thanks to SmackDown general manager, Kurt Angle, showing an instant replay of who really touched the last turnbuckle first. It was John's shoulder then Eddie's hand. The fans (and Eddie) were very upset.
| This wrestler was on a "streak" defeating members of "Evolution" despite the odds. That all ended at "Bad Blood" when he challenged Randy Orton for the Intercontinental Title and lost. Who was he? | 2004 WWE Pay Per View Pandemonium
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Shelton Benjamin . A former University of Minnesota All American, Shelton Benjemin can get it done when it comes to wrestling. He had defeated Triple H twice, Batista once and Randy Orton once before. Randy vowed that Shelton was just lucky and he would prove it by defeating him at the Pay Per View. He had a little help from his friends in "Evolution" but he did retain his Intercontinental Title at "Bad Blood".
Sable. Sable, apparently jealous of Torrie (again), said she looked fat in that little "Uncle Sam" outfit. Torrie retorted by saying "Well at least my outfit doesn't make me look cheap!" Sable, scorned, challenged Ms. Wilson to a match at "The Great American Bash". Torrie was pinned by the former Mrs. Mero.
| Unfortunately, at "Vengence" Randy Orton's Intercontinental Title reign ended thanks to Edge. He had the longest reign of any Intercontinental champion in 8 years. How long was Orton's reign? | 2004 WWE Pay Per View Pandemonium
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210 days. Randal Keith Orton defeated Rob Van Dam on December 14, 2003 at the "Armageddon" Pay Per View. 26 minutes and 20 seconds after the match began at "Vengence" on July 11, 2004 Edge got his hand raised. All in all a very impressive reign for Randy Orton. Way to go!
Tatanka won by pinfall. This seesaw match ended with a pinfall win for Tatanka after he connected with the Tomahawk Chop and Papoose to Go on The Model Rick Martel. Tatanka regained his stolen feathers and maintained his status as undefeated in the WWE.
Shawn Michaels. Shawn Michaels, the reigning WWE Intercontinental Champion at the time, squared off against the Hitman for the WWE Heavyweight Championship Title. He succumbed to the Sharpshooter in the end, but ironically, he would win the title at "Survivor Series 1997" in the famous Montreal Screwjob, putting the Sharpshooter on Hart.
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