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WrestleMania 2000

  • TV Special
  • 2000
  • TV-14
  • 3h 21m
IMDb RATING
7.2/10
1.4K
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WrestleMania 2000 (2000)
ActionSport

Triple H defends the WWF Championship against The Rock, Mick Foley, and the Big Show in a Fatal 4-Way Elimination Match with a McMahon family member in every corner. The Dudley Boyz defend t... Read allTriple H defends the WWF Championship against The Rock, Mick Foley, and the Big Show in a Fatal 4-Way Elimination Match with a McMahon family member in every corner. The Dudley Boyz defend the WWF Tag Team Championship against The Hardy Boyz and Edge and Christian in a Triangle L... Read allTriple H defends the WWF Championship against The Rock, Mick Foley, and the Big Show in a Fatal 4-Way Elimination Match with a McMahon family member in every corner. The Dudley Boyz defend the WWF Tag Team Championship against The Hardy Boyz and Edge and Christian in a Triangle Ladder Match. Plus, a Hardcore Battle Royal and more.

  • Director
    • Kevin Dunn
  • Stars
    • Paul Levesque
    • Dwayne Johnson
    • Mick Foley
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  • IMDb RATING
    7.2/10
    1.4K
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    • Director
      • Kevin Dunn
    • Stars
      • Paul Levesque
      • Dwayne Johnson
      • Mick Foley
    • 23User reviews
    • 1Critic review
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    Paul Levesque
    Paul Levesque
    • Triple H
    Dwayne Johnson
    Dwayne Johnson
    • The Rock
    Mick Foley
    Mick Foley
    • Mick Foley
    Paul Wight
    Paul Wight
    • The Big Show
    Stephanie McMahon
    Stephanie McMahon
    • Stephanie McMahon-Helmsley
    Vince McMahon
    Vince McMahon
    • Mr. McMahon
    Linda McMahon
    Linda McMahon
    • Linda McMahon
    Shane McMahon
    Shane McMahon
    • Shane McMahon
    Mark LoMonaco
    Mark LoMonaco
    • Bubba Ray Dudley - The Dudley Boyz
    Devon Hughes
    Devon Hughes
    • D-Von Dudley - The Dudley Boyz
    Adam Copeland
    Adam Copeland
    • Edge
    Jay Reso
    Jay Reso
    • Christian
    Matt Hardy
    Matt Hardy
    • Matt Hardy - The Hardy Boyz
    Jeff Hardy
    Jeff Hardy
    • Jeff Hardy
    Kurt Angle
    Kurt Angle
    • Kurt Angle
    Chris Jericho
    Chris Jericho
    • Chris Jericho
    Chris Benoit
    Chris Benoit
    • Chris Benoit
    Glenn Jacobs
    Glenn Jacobs
    • Kane
    • Director
      • Kevin Dunn
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    Dudley Boyz

    Greatest ladder match in wwf history

    This was the best ladder match in wwf history.Even tho wrestling is fake this proves it's not.Jeff Hardy did a senton bomb off of a 20-25ft ladder on to Buh Buh Ray Dudley laying on a table outside of the ring,and Buh Buh Ray Dudley powerbombed Jeff Hardy on a table off of a commentery booth on to the mat.If you are a wrestling fan you'd love this tape.
    7zkonedog

    Doesn't Quite Live Up To Billing, But Still Pretty Solid

    The sixteenth WrestleMania is one that seems to have a lot of hype attached to it. The combination of it being a nice round number (2000), a big four-way finale, and the fearlessness (for better or for worse) of the WWE at the time likely all contribute to this perception. While WM 2000 isn't a bad event, by any means, I would also argue it isn't one of the great Manias either.

    A few of my thoughts...

    -The lack of even one singles matches hurts this card. I realize that the WWE is experimenting with many different formats at this time, but sometimes the traditional 1X1 match is better than anything off-the-wall or crazy. A good example of this is the Jericho/Benoit/Angle Three-Way match. I feel like any combination of those two would have been better than the three of them mucking around.

    -The best match on the card, hands down, is the Three-Way Ladder match between the Dudleys, Hardys, and Christian/Edge. This is high-flying, absolutely insane professional wrestling at its very best. Not only were all these guys fearless, but it wasn't a "sloppy fearless" either (like Mick Foley would often lapse into). No, these teams were all incredibly talented and not afraid to take risks (that they almost always pulled off successfully).

    -The tag match featuring Kane/Rikishi vs. Road Dogg/X-Pac is pretty entertaining/solid, if the traditional "random talents thrown together" type of structure. This is the type of match in which the talented guys who couldn't get a storyline developed before WrestleMania are just thrown together in hopes of the talent winning out over the "heat". In this case, it works well enough.

    -The Fatal Four-Way finale, featuring a McMahon in every corner, is indeed an entertaining prospect. The Rock (Vince), Big Show (Shane), Foley (Linda), and Triple-H (Stephanie) put on a decent show, but the overall effect proves to be slightly lackluster in total. Not only is it difficult to follow the action a lot of the times, but the ending is disappointing in the way it features the McMahons over the actual star talent. In other words, the weeks of build-up to this match were far superior to the end result.

    Considering that Steve Austin, the company's biggest star at the time, was recuperating from various injuries during this period, it is amazing that WWE was able to pull this show off as well as it did. I'll always argue it is more "hype" than "substance", but there is certainly talent present...no one is doubting that. That sets enough of a baseline bar for entertainment even if the overall product isn't in my top WM events.
    9gramuel126

    Hilarious

    Wrestle Mania 2000 is without doubt one of the funniest things I have seen in my entire life. Wrestlers doing battle with cookie sheets, old ladies fighting, and a small Mexican guy dressed up as a piece of cheese(I am not making any of this up) are just a few of the shenanigans that went on. And let's not forget about the ladder fight. What concerns me the most are the people who take this sort of thing seriously as if the outcome of the who will win will determine whether or not the earth will still spin on its axis. So suffice to say it was enjoyable if not for the reasons of the people who put it on. Truly hilarious. If you are looking for a good laugh find someone with a copy and watch it.
    7paudieconnolly

    A new dawn for wrestling begins here.

    I was not a fan of them dropping the Roman numerals in favour of calling this wrestlemania 2000. But I'm watching back today, you realise what's the time of new beginnings this really was for the company. With zero one on one traditional matches on the card. The first time the main event for the world title would be contested by four men each with a McMahon in there corner with the history of the family involvement in wrestling it is nice that this exists. But nothing more shows, what's a time of change was happening then the debut of so many wrestlers who will go on do you have amazing careers including Chris Jericho Kurt Angle Eddie Guerrero the Dudley boys and first in ring wrestlemania debuts four Chyna edge Christian Matt and Jeff Hardy. The number of Hall of Fame careers making their debut would be hard to match ever again. Watch again for the debuts I would recommend but of course stay to watch the Dudleys the Hardys Edge & Christian begin their iconic run with each other and the tables ladders and chairs.
    8wrestlingsitewebmaster

    Wrestlemania 2000

    Wrestlemania 2000 was quite a good PPV. It had the WM feel to it but some matches were just thrown together to pad the event out. The main event was disappointing, but it had a shock outcome.

    Results from the PPV: - Big Bossman and Bull Buchanan defeated The Godfather and D'Lo Brown in a boring match.

    • Hardcore Holly won the Hardcore title in a Battle Royal which also consisted of Pete Gas, Rodney, Joey Abs, Crash Holly, The APA, Viscera, Funaki, Taka Michinoku, Tazz and The Headbangers. Actually Crash was originally going to retain the title but Holly won it by mistake when the time limit ran out! - Test and Albert downed Al Snow and Steve Blackman in a poor match.


    • Edge and Christian defeated The Dudley Boyz and The Hardy Boyz in a fantastic TLC match to win the WWF Tag Team titles.


    • (Ref Val Venis) Terri defeated The Kat.


    • Too Cool and Chyna defeated Eddie Guerrero, Dean Malenko and Perry Saturn.


    • Chris Benoit defeated Chris Jericho to win the Intercontinental Championship. Kurt Angle lost the belt.


    • Chris Jericho pinned Chris Benoit to win the European Championship. Overall this match was disappointing. Again Angle lost the belt.


    • Rikishi and Kane defeated Road Dogg and X-Pac.


    • Triple H defeated The Rock, Mick Foley and Big Show to retain the WWF Championship. This was a disappointing match, but Triple H was the only heel to retain the title at a WM, so the fans were shocked that Rock didn't win.


    Overall Grade - B+

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    • Trivia
      There were no standard one-on-one matches with normal rules in the event. All matches were either a battle royal, tag team, triple threat, or a fatal four-way, a rarity for WrestleMania.
    • Goofs
      The ending of the Hardcore title match was planned as follows: Hardcore Holly would cover Crash Holly, and the referee would only reach a pinfall count of two before the time limit expired, ensuring that Crash would win the match and keep the title. However, in execution, the referee makes and completes the three count just before the on-screen clock reaches zero. There is some initial confusion among the commentators and the ring announcer Howard Finkel as to the outcome of the match, before an on-the-spot decision is made to announce Hardcore Holly as the winner, and the new Hardcore Champion. A re-write was made for the following night's "Raw" show, allowing Crash to win the title back from Hardcore Holly.
    • Quotes

      The Rock: 12 months. 12 months ago, after every interview, after every run-in, after every backstabbing, after every win, after every loss, after everything they've thrown at The Rock, and after everything The Rock has thrown back, after every chokeslam, after every mandible claw, after every pedigree. The Rock says this. Is that if he can do it all over the again he would say, finally, The Rock has come back to Wrestlemania!

    • Alternate versions
      Additional material on the DVD: A WrestleMania wrap-up with Jonathan Coachman A brief Hardcore Holly interview An interview with Mick Foley and his wife & kids after his match An interview with Edge & Christian, and some shots of them, The Hardy Boyz & The Dudley Boyz hugging after their match
    • Connections
      Featured in WWE Monday Night RAW: The Rock Gets a Shot (2000)
    • Soundtracks
      Pimpin' Ain't Easy
      Performed by Ice-T

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    • Release date
      • April 2, 2000 (United States)
    • Country of origin
      • United States
    • Official sites
      • WWF
      • WWF
    • Language
      • English
    • Also known as
      • WrestleMania XVI
    • Filming locations
      • Anaheim, California, USA
    • Production companies
      • World Wrestling Federation
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      • World Wrestling Federation (WWF)
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    • Runtime
      • 3h 21m(201 min)
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