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WrestleMania XIX

  • TV Special
  • 2003
  • TV-14
  • 4h
IMDb RATING
8.3/10
1.7K
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WrestleMania XIX (2003)
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Two of the greatest grapplers of all time face off with the WWE Championship on the line as Brock Lesnar goes up against Kurt Angle. A Match 20 Years In The Making as Hulk Hogan takes on WWE... Read allTwo of the greatest grapplers of all time face off with the WWE Championship on the line as Brock Lesnar goes up against Kurt Angle. A Match 20 Years In The Making as Hulk Hogan takes on WWE CEO Vince McMahon. The Rock has never beaten "Stone Cold" Steve Austin at WrestleMania. W... Read allTwo of the greatest grapplers of all time face off with the WWE Championship on the line as Brock Lesnar goes up against Kurt Angle. A Match 20 Years In The Making as Hulk Hogan takes on WWE CEO Vince McMahon. The Rock has never beaten "Stone Cold" Steve Austin at WrestleMania. Will that streak end or will Austin's dominance of The Rock prevail? Plus Return of the Mr.... Read all

  • Director
    • Kevin Dunn
  • Stars
    • Kurt Angle
    • Brock Lesnar
    • Steve Austin
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  • IMDb RATING
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    • Director
      • Kevin Dunn
    • Stars
      • Kurt Angle
      • Brock Lesnar
      • Steve Austin
    • 22User reviews
    • 1Critic review
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    Kurt Angle
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    • Kurt Angle
    Brock Lesnar
    Brock Lesnar
    • Brock Lesnar
    Steve Austin
    Steve Austin
    • 'Stone Cold' Steve Austin
    Dwayne Johnson
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    • The Rock
    Hulk Hogan
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    Vince McMahon
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    Paul Levesque
    Paul Levesque
    • Triple H
    Booker Huffman
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    Shawn Michaels
    Shawn Michaels
    • Shawn Michaels
    Chris Jericho
    Chris Jericho
    • Chris Jericho
    Mark Calaway
    Mark Calaway
    • The Undertaker
    Paul Wight
    Paul Wight
    • The Big Show
    Matt Bloom
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    • A-Train
    Tara
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    • Victoria
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    Trish Stratus
    Trish Stratus
    • Trish Stratus
    Carlene Begnaud
    Carlene Begnaud
    • Jazz
    Shelton Benjamin
    Shelton Benjamin
    • Shelton Benjamin
    Charlie Haas
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    • Charlie Haas
    • Director
      • Kevin Dunn
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    SickkSteve187

    Can Easily Be Argued As The Greatest 'Mania Ever

    54,087 fans jammed Seattle's SAFECO Field on March 30, 2003, for certainly one of the greatest WWE productions that I, personally, have ever seen. Now I'm not going to get into any intricate comparison on what is THE greatest WrestleMania of all time, but I will say that this was a beautifully crafted, technical and nostalgic event. Let's get to the action, shall we?

    Cruiserweight Championship Matt Hardy vs. Rey Mysterio

    A fast-paced kick-off to this event; great opener. Mysterio displayed his always amazing aerial prowess, and Hardy showed us why he is one of the more valuable players in the WWE. Time didn't effect this one for me as there was much more to come. 6.5/10

    The Undertaker vs. Big Show & A-Train

    Will Undertaker's unprecedented WrestleMania streak FINALLY be broken by the terrifying duo of the new Natural Disasters?? (note the sarcasim)Surprisingly not that bad a match if you consider some of the talent involved here. I don't like Limp Bizkit that much, but they complimented Taker's entrance quite nicely here. 5/10

    Women's Championship Victoria vs. Jazz vs. Trish Stratus

    This match just shows that the Women's division is getting better and better each year. Great action in this match; I'm going to go out on a limb and call this the best women's match of all-time (no bullsh*t) Great performance by all involved, even Steven Richards who unfortunately will never get anywhere by wearing those little pink tights (haha) 6.5/10

    WWE Tag Team Championship Team Angle vs. Los Guerreros vs. Chris Benoit & Rhyno

    Why, oh why did Benoit get shafted into midcard hell on the biggest card of the year? The same goes for Guerrero, but he and Chavo work well as a tag-team. Anyways, these three teams were great as always; I'm really impressed at how much Team Angle has evolved recently. I had no problems with this match, except for the amount of time that was given. Great contest nonetheless. 7/10

    Shawn Michaels vs. Chris Jericho

    What can I say about this match other than it was just beautiful. Some may criticize it's pace, but it built-up well over time, and actually told a story. The selling was very believable, and I could almost feel Jericho's ongoing urge to show and prove he is better than his childhood hero. Everything was great about this contest, from the background story to the moves to even the lighting used. The definate show-stealer here. Simply Amazing. 9.5/10

    World Heavyweight Championship Triple H vs. Booker T

    Now this one was quite a shocker to me. Definately Triple H's best perfomance in 2003. Booker was great as usual. I loved how the Harlem Hangover and Indian Deathlock were pulled out. Flair was hilarious as usual, and King was at his comedic best in this one. Great match that represented Raw quite nicely. 7.5/10

    "20 Years in The Making" - Street Fight Vince McMahon vs. Hulk Hogan

    The most-billed match on the card without a doubt. I didn't expect much from this, but it was just what it needed to be. A shocking return (although i wish they hadn't used HIM on later television) and a great bump made this worth it. Ohh, and I can't forget Vince's sick, bloody impression when he looks over the ring apron...that was pure GENIUS. Haha the finger he gave Hogan after the match was funny as well. A brutal, bloody and barbaric street fight. 8/10

    Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. The Rock

    This match was no where near as good as their match at X-Seven, but I will stop comparing and say that it added to this unbelievable card very well. Some funny moments here, from the new and improved HEEL Rock (yea) and the ending was very well-done and came as a shock to the crowd. You can always expect a great match from these two. 7.5/10

    WWE Championship Kurt Angle vs. Brock Lesnar

    Well, here it is, a wrestling purist's dream. Olympic Champion vs. NCAA Champion. Two of WWE's best going at it for the richest prize in the game. This match was great, especially considering how Kurt Angle was risking paralysis by competing; he is one of the most gutsy, professional and inspirational wrestlers ever, no doubt about it. I also appreciate the fact that the rookie Lesnar continued the match in a concussed state after somewhat of a blown spot that made yours truly CRINGE. As a matter of fact, I was cringing during the entire match. So Angle walks in risking his health, and Brock leaves almost just as bad - how ironic is that? Great main event to end of the show! 8.5/10

    Overall, WrestleMania XIX was wonderful and should be considered one of the greatest of all-time (comes close with X-Seven) The extras weren't anything special but damnit why couldn't John Cena spit his freestyle on the actual show rather than on Heat which I missed? Oh well, anyways, WrestleMania XIX is a sick event that culminated a year of hard work and dedication. Recommended to everyone, even if you don't follow wrestling.

    Final Rating: 9/10

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    8wrestlingsitewebmaster

    Wrestlemania XIX

    This was very good. It had the Wrestlemania feel about it.

    The first match was disappointing as Matt Hardy faced Rey Mysterio. Surprisingly Rey stared at the ceiling but what was most surprising was that the match was only booked for 6 minutes long. The match didn't stand a chance.

    Next up The Undertaker battled A-Train and The Big Show in a handicap match, which was supposed to be a tag match putting Taker and Nathan Jones together. This was forgettable. Then Victoria, Trish Stratus and Jazz have a triple threat battle, which was OK at the very best.

    Then Shelton Benjamin and Charlie Haas put their tag team gold on the line as they defend their titles against Los Guerrero's and Chris Benoit and Rhyno. This was a very good match. Next up two of the best wrestlers on the Raw roster battle it out as Shawn Michaels takes on Chris Jericho in a fine match. It was like watching an older Shawn battling a younger Shawn (Jericho) HBK won.

    Then Triple H puts his World Heavyweight title on the line as he defends it against Booker T. This was good, and even though Triple H won, I was surprised by the finish, A clean pedigree. I repeat again A CLEAN PEDIGREE! Nope no Flair interfearing! Next up Hulk Hogan battles Vince McMahon in a street fight. This was shocking because 'Rowdy' Roddy Piper returned and turned heel on Hogan. But this was a very good match.

    Next up 'Stone Cold' Steve Austin battles The Rock. This was OK but there have been more better battles putting these two men together. Rock wins after 3 Rock Bottoms.

    Next up wrestling fans get their dreams come true as Kurt Angle puts his gold on the line as he defends it against Brock Lesnar. This was excellent but Lesnar nearly killed himself when attempting his shooting star press. Lesnar wins when he F5's Angle.

    Very good!
    10nick_z13

    A really good Pay Per View

    This years Wrestlemania was really good. The best matches of the night, in my opinion, was Shawn Michaels Vs Chris Jericho, Hogan and McMahon, Austin and Rock and Brock Lesner Vs Kurt Angle. In my opinion, the show stealers of the night were Hogan and McMahon and Shawn Michaels and Chris Jericho. I have never seen McMahon put up a fight like he did up against Hulk Hogan and in the Michaels, Jericho match, every time you thought that Michaels was going to tap, or Jericho was going to get pinned, those two just wouldn't give up, they just kept on going and going and going. Over all this was a good Pay Per View, except for the Triple H, Booker T, World Heavyweight Title match. It would be nice to see Triple H loose for once, or have him compete in a match without Flair in his corner by ringside, or have someone different compete against someone else for the title. Over all good Pay Per View.
    10toysoldier_johnnybanks

    The absolute best Wrestlemania...EVER

    WWE Wrestlemania XIX was the best I have personally ever seen. I have seen everyone, and none can compare. Shawn Michaels v. Chris Jericho was without a doubt the best match of the night, However Kurt Angle v. Brock Lesnar was close. Wrestlemania is truly a celebration of life, and entertainment at its best, buy Wrestlemania XIX, its worth every penny...and more so.
    8Petzcnn

    My first WWE show

    My first ever WWE PPV Show, first Wrestlemania show

    There are a lot of great matches such as Hogan Vs Mr. Mcmahon, HBK vs Y2J, Triple H vs booker T, The Rock Vs Stone Cold and Kurt Angle Vs Brock Lasnar. All of those are my favorite matches.

    This is Brock Lasnar first Wrestlemania.

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    • Trivia
      A rap battle was planned between John Cena and Jay-Z (with Beyoncé at his side). But Jay-Z and Knowles were unable to attend due to scheduling conflicts. Fabolous was scheduled as the replacement but he cancelled hours before the event.
    • Goofs
      During the WWE Championship match Brock Lesnar famously attempted a Shooting Star Press (backflip) move onto Kurt Angle, when Angle was too far away. He landed on his head/neck and was lucky to only sustain a concussion.
    • Alternate versions
      On the live broadcast, Ashanti performs at the beginning of the show. On the Home Video/DVD release, her performance is cut.
    • Connections
      Featured in WWE Legends: Greatest Wrestling Stars of the '80s (2005)
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    • Release date
      • March 30, 2003 (United States)
    • Country of origin
      • United States
    • Official site
      • World Wrestling Entertainment
    • Language
      • English
    • Also known as
      • WrestleMania 19
    • Filming locations
      • Safeco Field - 1250 1st Avenue S., Seattle, Washington, USA
    • Production company
      • World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE)
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      4 hours
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