WWE's Most Violent Matches

[Sadistic]

I think they could make a "WWE's most violent matches" DVD. It would feature some great matches and I think would be a big seller.
Having the wrestlers talk about the matches and other wrestler commenting on the matches would be great. Also throw in some new commentary.

My question to you is: Name 10 of the most violent WWE matches you remember. They don't have to be in order.
Here is my 10: (I know I've probably forgotten some)

Royal Rumble 1999:
Rock vs. Mick Foley (I Quit)

King of the Ring 1998:
Undertaker vs. Mick Foley (Hell in a Cell)

No Way Out 2001:
Triple H vs. Stone Cold (2 out of 3 Falls)

No Way Out 2000:
Triple H vs. Mick Foley (Hell in a Cell)

King of the Ring 2001:
Shane McMahon vs. Kurt Angle (No DQ)

Royal Rumble 2000:
Mick Foley vs. Triple H (No DQ)

Backlash 2004:
Mick Foley vs. Randy Orton (No DQ)

Armaggeddon 2002:
Shawn Michaels vs. Triple H (2 out of 3 Falls)

Wrestlemania 2006:
Mick Foley vs. Edge (No DQ)

Badd Blood 1997:
Shawn Micheals vs. Undertaker (Hell in a Cell)

[Rammsteinmad]

Undertaker VS Brock Lesnar
Hell In A Cell from No Mercy 2002.

[Rammsteinmad]

Also, Eddie Guerrero VS JBL from Judgment Day 2004.

[Chavo Classic]

Why are those violent? Just because they bladed the hell out of each other doesn't mean they were particularly violent. I'm looking instead at intense hardcore battles like Mick Foley vs Terry Funk from Raw 1997.

[Mister Sinister]

Cena v. JBL - Last Man Standing - Judgement Day

The last decent Cena match.

[Xero]

Why are those violent? Just because they bladed the hell out of each other doesn't mean they were particularly violent. I'm looking instead at intense hardcore battles like Mick Foley vs Terry Funk from Raw 1997.
(Insert obligatory Sadistic/CZW/Violent bash here.)

It could be like a GAME!

[BigDaddyCool]

Edge v. Foley at the last wrestlemainia was one hell of a violent match. I have a feeling that if they did make a WWE's Most Violent matches, Mick would be in most of them...or at least more than anyone else. Then again, that is just Mick's m.o.

[Rammsteinmad]

Why are those violent? Just because they bladed the hell out of each other doesn't mean they were particularly violent. I'm looking instead at intense hardcore battles like Mick Foley vs Terry Funk from Raw 1997.

Well, firstly, the HIAC is, well... a HIAC. These are usually violent and this one was no exception. Think about the repeated shots to the head with the steel steps... Heyman tying Undertaker's broken hand to the cage while Lesnar destroys it with a chair... plus the excessive blood... VIOLENCE.

As for Eddie/JBL... well... in my eyes, PLENTY of blood (and that was bad) = Violence.

[Xero]

Blood doesn't equal violence, blood equals gore resulting from violence. The problem with the Eddie/JBL match was that it was unrealistic. Eddie bladed way too deep and made it almost look fake.

[BigDaddyCool]

What about JBL v Show in the barbwire steel cage match from No Way Out...strangely enough they did find a way out, by crawling under the mat.

[Disturbed316]

Blood doesn't equal violence, blood equals gore resulting from violence. The problem with the Eddie/JBL match was that it was unrealistic. Eddie bladed way too deep and made it almost look fake.

No, but light tubes and barbedwire do!

[Xero]

No, but light tubes and barbedwire do!
Well, yeah. What's more violent than a household item or an item used to keep cows out of the street?

I can't think of anything!

[Chavo Classic]

Blood doesn't equal violence, blood equals gore resulting from violence. The problem with the Eddie/JBL match was that it was unrealistic. Eddie bladed way too deep and made it almost look fake.

Thank you Xero.

The point i'm trying to get across is that blood does not equal violence. By your logic, if I cut myself shaving this morning; this is more violent than punching a guy in the head several times?

[mrslackalack]

2 old school ones. Slaughter/Patterson Alley Fight at MSG in 81 and Slaughter/Iron Sheik Boot Camp match at MSG in 84

[Crippla]

Why are those violent? Just because they bladed the hell out of each other doesn't mean they were particularly violent. I'm looking instead at intense hardcore battles like Mick Foley vs Terry Funk from Raw 1997.

Are you sure that was 1997 or was it 98?

[M-A-G]

Patterson vs. Briscoe, Evening Gown Hardcore Title Match....

....Good Lord....the humanity.....

[Jordan]

Thats a great idea... Here are some I would suggest...

Bret Hart v.s Stone Cold Steve Austin at Wrestlemania 13

Kurt Angle v.s Shane McMahon at King of the Ring '01

Cactus Jack v.s Triple H at Royal Rumble '00

Triple H v.s Vince McMahon at Armageddon '99

Edge v.s Mic Foley at Wrestlemania 22

Shawn Michaels v.s Undertaker at Badd Blood '97

Triple H v.s Stone Cold at No Way Out '01

JBL v.s Cena at Judgement Day '05

Undertaker v.s Mankind at Summerslam '96

Undertaker v.s Mankind at King of The Ring '98

Chris Benoit v.s Jericho ??? it was 2/3 falls I belive.

The Rock v.s Austin at WM 17

Undertaker v.s Jeff Hardy on Raw, Ladder Match

Edge v.s Matt Hardy at Summerslam '05

Ric Flair v.s Edge on Raw, TLC Match

Eddie Guerrero v.s JBL at Great American Bash

[M-A-G]

Are you sure that was 1997 or was it 98?

1998

[Dorkchop]

Foley vs Orton at Backlash was pretty awesome.

[Sadistic]

Triple H vs. Chris Jericho (Hell in a Cell)
Triple H vs. Shawn Michaels (Hell in a Cell)
Vince McMahon vs. Shane McMahon (No DQ)

Would also be contenders I think.

[Volare]

Patterson vs. Briscoe, Evening Gown Hardcore Title Match....

....Good Lord....the humanity.....


Yes, that is violence to our eyes and brain

[Vastardikai]

I was about to mention some of the Vader-Cactus Jack Wars until I saw "WWE's".

It also restricts the Taipei Deathmatch between Axl and Ian Rotten.

[Chavo Classic]

It also restricts the Taipei Deathmatch between Axl and Ian Rotten.

ECW's most pointless ever gimmick :nono: