Thread: 5 Best All time WWE Streetfights
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Old 10-03-2004, 08:29 PM   #17
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There's a lot of those matches listed that weren't technically Street Fights (Orton/Foley, Rock/Mankind) so I'm not gonna bother with those. Besides, Orton is incapable of a 5 star match even with Foley bumping his ass off for him.

1. HHH/Cactus Jack - Royal Rumble 2000: Probably HHH's best match ever and it finally solidified him as a top heel even after 8-9 months of a failed push.

2. Shane McMahon/Vince McMahon - WrestleMania 17: This was when the McMahon's were watchable. All the right elements were there (story, workrate, proper finish even if Vince did the job to his friggin' son) and it led to the biggest, if not worst, angle of the year, the Invasion.

3. Shawn Michaels/HHH - SummerSlam 2002: Again, great story, great content. Shame HHH can't pull that kind of stuff out of his ass all the time but you take what you can get.

4. Kurt Angle/Shane McMahon - King of the Ring 2001: I rank this one this low because the build-up was kind of WTF? as the pairing didn't really make sense. It was a clash of styles but they made it work so props to them.

5. Bleh, I ran out of street fights that were that great as most of them were silly women's matches or city-themed ones so whatever.
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