WWE Unforgiven (2002) (TV)

User Rating:

5.9/10   

Director:

Kevin Dunn

Release Date:

22 September 2002 (USA)

Genre:

Sport

Plot:

WWE Title: Brock Lesnar vs. The Undertaker, World Heavyweight Title: Triple H vs. Rob Van Dam, WWE Intercontinental Title: Chris Jericho vs...

Plot Keywords:

Wrestling

Cast

Brock Lesnar	...	Himself
Mark Calaway	...	The Undertaker
Paul Levesque	...	Triple H
Rob Van Dam	...	Himself
Chris Jericho	...	Himself
Ric Flair	...	Himself
Nora Greenwald	...	Molly Holly
Trish Stratus	...	Herself
Chris Benoit	...	Himself
Kurt Angle	...	Himself
Eddie Guerrero	...	Himself
Adam Copeland	...	Edge
Booker Huffman	...	Booker T
Glenn Jacobs	...	Himself (as Kane)
Mark LoMonaco	...	Bubba Ray Dudley

Runtime:

180 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Certification:

Australia:M

Filming Locations:

Los Angeles, California, USA

Trivia:

The main event between Brock Lesnar and The Undertaker was declared a no contest after the referee lost control during a brawl between the two men. Lesnar retains the title. Several Pay Per View buyers were angry with this outcome and sent many complaint letters to WWE.

Movie Connections:

Follows Fully Loaded (2000) (TV)

Soundtrack:

Adrenaline

Unforgiven 2002

The first match that got underway, was the good 8 man tag with pitted Kane, Bubba Ray Dudley, Goldust and Booker T against The Un Americans.

Then Chris Jericho is still battling Ric Flair in his crap battle with the legend. Y2J wins by faking a knee injury, and the match only serves as a mockery to Flair for what he has done for the business. Then Billy and Chuck battle Rosey and Jamal, in a passable effort. This means that if Billy and Chuck lose, which they did, then Stephanie McMahon would have to do some Hot Lesbian Action (HLA). Give me a break! The disappointments don't end there as RVD is screwed out of the World title picture and sentenced to mid card battles, when he challenges Triple H for the World title.

The rest of the under card was OK but nothing more, battles like Edge and Eddie Guerrero and Kurt Angle vs Chris Benoit were very good.

The main event consisted of the The Undertaker vs Brock Lesnar. This was bad because Taker and The Next Big Thing thought they were in control in the match and let it go to their heads, and management were not pleased! The referee rang the bell and this caused me to see me arse along with the other fans who payed to see this. I expected a good ending, but all we got was the biggest screw job since Montreal!