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Summary: WM 2000
Review: This tape has one of the best matches EVER in WWF history, but nothing else really lives up to the Wrestlemania name. The ladder match has some incredible spots like a 3d off the top of the ladder, a senton bomb off the top of a 20-foot ladder, a 450 miss onto a ladder, I don't know how these guys still walk or think straight after going through this match. But beware, it isn't worth the 30 dollars. The much hyped four-way elimination match is not that great. Mick Foley uses fake barbed-wire, and slams his ribs on the announce table going for an elbow drop. Jim Ross is usually a good announcer, but he just screws the match up after HHH piledrives Rock on the steel stairs. And of course, at the end of the match, you could see it coming, Vince screws Rock out of the title with a chair.If you want to see a good Wrestlemania, get 14.
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Summary: WWF WrestleMania 2000
Review: WrestleMania is viewed as the definitive World Wrestling Federation event to see, although - more often than not - fails to live up to the hype and rarely wins an award for Card Of The Year. WM2000 was no different and, while it was a solid pay-per-view, was a disappointment on many levels. In a full run-down of the matches... The Godfather teamed up with D-Lo Brown to take on The Big Bossman and Bull Buchanan in a poor opener... Crash Holly fought to keep his 'precious' Hardcore title in an awful Battle Royal with 12 other participants... The team of 'Head Cheese' (Al Snow and Steve Blackman) tangled with Test & Albert in a dreadful bout... The Dudley Boyz defended their tag team gold against The Hardy Boyz and Edge & Christian in a phenomenal Three Way Dance featuring tables, ladders and chairs (oh my)... The Kat took on Terri in a terrible 'catfight' with little in the way of the expected T&A... Chyna teamed with Too Cool to lock horns with Eddy Guerrero, Dean Malenko and Perry Saturn in a fine Six-person tag team match-up... 'Euro-continental' champion Kurt Angle defended his two titles against Chris Jericho and Chris Benoit in a decent Three Way... Kane and Rikishi took on the Road Dogg and X-Pac in an entertaining bout... And finally, Triple H attempted to become the first heel to walk out of WrestleMania as the World champ in an average Four Way main event against The Rock, Mick Foley and The Big Show. It may have its flaws and it may be vastly overrated, but I've seen worse WrestleManias and, for the most part, I found this to be an entertaining watch. Seek it out if you've got the cash to spend.
Rating: 
Summary: Disappointing
Review: The main event the four way elimination match between triple h,the rock,mick foley and big show is ok but could have been alot better.The table ladder match between dudley boys,edge and christian and hardy boys is the best match on the ppv by far.All the other matches are boring. Dont buy!
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Summary: Que evento!
Review: Es un increible evento de la WWF sobre todo la pelea por los titulos en parejas Edge/Christian vs. The Hardy boys vs. The Dudley boys en un pelea triangular de escalera, aqui podran ver lo extremo que pueden llegar a ser las superestrellas de la federacion y no solo hubo escaleras si no que mesas tambien; y el main event entre Triple H/Stephanie McMahon vs. Mick Foley/Linda McMahon vs. The Rock/Vince Mcmahon vs. The Big Shos/Shane McMahon , los luchadores mas importantes de ese momento en un solo ring y la familia McMahon en el ringside esto hace un tremendo main event, pero lo unico por lo que no doy una nota excelente por este PPV es por que Triple H retuvo el titulo y yo creo que todos esperabamos que Mick se fuera con el oro.
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Summary: the wwfs grandaddy of em all
Review: this dvd/tape is one amazing event for all you wrestling fans out there the matches on this tape is phenominal one down point mick foley didnt acheve his dream to win wwf gold in the main event and this is a must buy dvd/tape
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Summary: It's Wrestlemania!
Review: The all-day Wrestlemania ticket was great, being able to see classic match-ups and interviews really served to hype up Wrestlemania 2000, but something was missing from the actual event... Austin. The pay-per-view itself was pretty average, the Dudleys/Edge & Christian/Hardy's Ladder-Table match was great but nothing else seemed to live up to the high expectations I had for this event. The under-card was all booked at the last minute and it showed with the main event and Tabble-Ladder matches only getting any build-up in the weeks previous. The fatal four way was kinda strange, Big Show got eliminated in the first minute and Mick Foley soon followed, it was soon down to HHH vs. The Rock, some how I think it would've been better for these two to have been in the main event on their own (apparently The Big Show has a stipulation in his contract that states he has the right to be in the main event at this Wrestlemania - if only for ten seconds!) so he HAD to be in it. The three hour pay-per-view finished and then an extra hour was scheduled for interviews, in actual fact the last hour was 30 minutes showing highlights of all the matches which was really annoying, then a quick interview with Hardcore Holly and Mick Foley, nothing special, with the final ten minutes going to Vince McMahon. The McMahon interview is what I was waiting for, sitting through forty minutes of highlights I felt was worth it at the time, I was wrong. "I did what I had to do!" That's it! What! The pay-per-view should've ended on the regular 3-hour mark, well, at least we're getting our moneys worth. Average event. Buy the Rumble or Backlash.
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Summary: THE 2nd DVD CD....
Review: This comes with 2 CD for the DVD player. The first one is the WRESTLEMANIE 16 Itself. And the other has the 9 hour thing talking about all the wrestlemanies (WRESTLEMANIA ALL DAY LONG) great buy!
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Summary: Bad Way to go out
Review: This event was one in a long string of very good WWF pay per views. It featured a 15 minute hardcore battle royal which left just about everyone bloody and beaten; a very entertaining match. Also of significance was the 3 way tables and ladders match between the Hardys, Dudleys, and "Canadian Mafia" Edge and Christian. The Hardys take so many sick bumps this match, including Jeff's 450 splash onto a ladder, a senton bomb through a table off a 20 foot ladder, and several other breathtaking moments. You will want to see this over and over. Benoit/Jericho/Angle live up to their good workrates and put on a technical clinic in their 2 fall match. You should really buy this tape, don't get me wrong, but I was not happy to see Mick Foley come back *out of retirement* only to be eliminated rather shortly in the main event 4 way elimination match. After the Hell in the Cell at No Way Out, he really went out on his terms, in his kind of match. His presence in this match, while it adds a lot of psychology and rare alliances into the match, it just doesn't sit well the way he loses this one. This was still one of the best pay per views the WWF has ever put on, and a heck of a lot better than WM 15 with that pitiful Bossman Undertaker Hell in the Cell Match. Get this tape!
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Summary: shoulduv been better
Review: well it was okay but not as good as i thought it would be. here are the matches and there ratings: bull buchannon and bossman vs.dlo and godfather got a 2 stars. well most of um were duds the tag team title ladder match was good. and the main event kept u on the edge of your seat but a bad and surprising end.
Rating: 
Summary: Terrible
Review: This show was absolutely terrible. The four way Euro/IC match was 3 1/4 stars, the ladder match was 3 stars, Chyna/Too Cool vs. The Radicals was 2 1/2 stars, the main event was 1 star, and the rest were all DUDs. Having 5 DUDs on a card with 9 matches is inexcusable.
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