WWF No Mercy

TV Special
1999
3h

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WWF Champion Triple H battles "Stone Cold" Steve Austin in a No Holds Barred Match with for the title. The Hardy Boyz face Edge and Christian in first ever tag team Ladder match with $100,00... Read allWWF Champion Triple H battles "Stone Cold" Steve Austin in a No Holds Barred Match with for the title. The Hardy Boyz face Edge and Christian in first ever tag team Ladder match with $100,000 on the line. X-Pac, Bradshaw, Kane, and Faarooq compete in a Four Corners Elimination Ma... Read allWWF Champion Triple H battles "Stone Cold" Steve Austin in a No Holds Barred Match with for the title. The Hardy Boyz face Edge and Christian in first ever tag team Ladder match with $100,000 on the line. X-Pac, Bradshaw, Kane, and Faarooq compete in a Four Corners Elimination Match. Mankind takes on Val Venis. The Rock collides with The British Bulldog and much more.

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Trivia
Final WWF appearance for "Double J" Jeff Jarrett. His WWF contract was up on the Friday two days before the PPV, meaning he had the WWF Intercontinental Championship and no contract. Vince McMahon agreed to pay Jarrett $250,000 to wrestle on the PPV and drop the title to Chyna. Chyna's victory made her the first woman in WWE history to win a men's title.

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Featured in WWE Raw: No Mercy Meltdown (1999)

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10/10

A great WWE event highlighted by quite possibly the best match in WWE history...

Without a doubt, the Tag Team Ladder match here was arguably the greatest feat to ever grace the eyes of WWE's faithful fans. Flying about, dominating one another and destroying themselves, the match without a doubt blew every other event on the card right out of the water, putting both teams of Edge & Christian, and the Hardy Boyz (in particular, Jeff, who put by far the most effort into the match) on the map. The latter helped to revive tag team wrestling, this being the first stepping stone to do so.

Looking back at this one match, I wonder to myself "where did tag team wrestling go wrong?"

The answer is simple: The Hardy Boyz split, and this match here is enough of a reason why they never should have done so.