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Overview

User Rating:
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Director:
Kevin Dunn
Writers:
Court Bauer (writer)
Christopher DeJoseph (writer)
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Contact:
View company contact information for WrestleMania 22 on IMDbPro.
Release Date:
2 April 2006 (USA) more
Genre:
Sport more
Tagline:
Big Time
Plot:
WORLD TAG TEAM TITLES - Kane and Big Show (c) vs Carlito and Chris Masters. MONEY IN THE BANK LADDER MATCH... more | add synopsis
Plot Keywords:
User Comments:
Wrestlemania 22 Review, Cena retains, Undertaker undefeated, More surprises more

Cast

  (Credited cast)

Kurt Angle ... Himself
Tony Atlas ... Himself
Dave Batista ... Himself
Shelton Benjamin ... Himself
Chris Benoit ... Himself
Noah Bernardo Jr. ... Himself (P.O.D.)
Adam Birch ... Joey Mercury (DVD Version)
Michael Bucci ... Simon Dean (DVD Version)
Paul Burchill ... Himself (DVD Version)
Carlos Cabrera ... Himself
Garrison Cade ... Himself (as Lance Cade)
Mark Calaway ... Undertaker
Dionico Castellanos ... Psicosis (DVD Version)

John Cena ... Himself
Tony Chimel ... Himself
Mike Chioda ... Himself

Jonathan Coachman ... Himself
Michael Cole ... Himself
Carlos Colon Jr. ... Carlito
Rob Conway ... Himself (DVD Version)
Adam Copeland ... Edge
Rebecca Curci ... Herself (as Rebecca Hickenbottom)
Marcos Curiel ... Himself (P.O.D.)
Mark Daniels ... Himself (P.O.D.)
Ted DiBiase ... Himself
Nick Dinsmore ... Eugene
Ken Doane ... Kenny
Jack Doan ... Himself
Amy Dumas ... Herself (as Lita)
Conrad Efraim ... SD Jones (as Special Delivery Jones)
Lillian Ellison ... Fabulous Moolah
Eddie Fatu ... Umaga - DVD Version
Howard Finkel ... Himself
David Finlay ... Fit Finlay
Ric Flair ... Himself
Mick Foley ... Himself

Nelson Frazier Jr. ... Viscera (DVD Version)
Sho Funaki ... Himself (DVD Version)
Greg Gagne ... Himself
Verne Gagne ... Himself
Lilián García ... Herself
Sylvain Grenier ... Sylvan (DVD Version)
Todd Grisham ... Himself

Eddie Guerrero ... Himself (archive footage)
Salvadore Guerrero Jr. ... Himself (as Chavo Guerrero)
Vickie Guerrero ... Herself
Oscar Gutiérrez ... Rey Mysterio
Jillian Hall ... Jillian Hall
Matt Hardy ... Himself
Bret Hart ... Himself (archive footage)
Bobby Heenan ... Himself
John Hennigan ... Johnny Nitro (DVD Version)
Mark Henry ... Himself

Booker Huffman ... Booker T
Francisco Islas ... Super Crazy (DVD Version)
Glenn Jacobs ... Himself (as Kane)
Mickie James ... Mickie James
Mickey Jay ... Mickey Henson
Johnny Jeter ... Johnny
Orlando Jordan ... Himself (DVD Version)
Maria Kanellis ... Herself
Chris Kay ... Himself
Matthew Kaye ... Matt Striker (DVD Version)
Brian Kendrick ... Himself
Jimmy Korderas ... Himself
Jack Lanza ... Himself (as Blackjack Lanza)
Bobby Lashley ... Himself
Joe Laurinaitis ... The Road Warrior (DVD Version) (as The Road Warrior)
Jerry Lawler ... Himself
John Layfield ... Himself
Paul Levesque ... Triple H
Josh Lomberger ... Josh Mathews

Paul London ... Himself (DVD Version)
Teddy Long ... Himself
Michael Manna ... Steven Richards (DVD Version)
Kristal Marshall ... Herself
Sherri Martel ... Herself
Darren Matthews ... Himself (as William Regal)
Linda McMahon ... Herself
Shane McMahon ... Himself
Stephanie McMahon ... Herself
Vince McMahon ... Himself
Shawn Michaels ... Himself
Candice Michelle ... Herself
Nick Mitchell ... Mitch
Mike Mondo ... Mikey
Chris Mordetzky ... The Masterpiece Chris Masters (as Chris Masters)
Nick Nemeth ... Nicky
Gene Okerlund ... Himself
Randy Orton ... Himself
Nick Patrick ... Himself
Chad Patton ... Himself
Melina Perez ... Herself
William Perry ... Himself
P.O.D. ... Themselves
C.M. Punk ... Gangster
Trevor Rhodes ... Trevor Murdoch (DVD Version)
Charles Robinson ... Himself
Jim Ross ... Himself
Dustin Runnels ... Goldust
Jason Saint ... Jason Saint
Sonny Sandoval ... Himself (P.O.D.)
Hugo Savinovich ... Himself
Peter Senerchia ... Tazz
Mike Shane ... Himself (DVD Version)
Todd Shane ... Himself (DVD Version)
Gene Snitsky ... Himself

Trish Stratus ... Herself
Joey Styles ... Himself

Sharmell Sullivan ... Herself
Travis Tomko ... Tyson, Tomko (DVD Version)
Rob Van Dam ... Himself
Lisa Marie Varon ... Herself (as Victoria)
Paul Wight ... Big Show
Michelle Williams ... Herself
Torrie Wilson ... Herself
Bob Windham ... Himself (Hall of Fame) (as Blackjack Mulligan)
Marty Wright ... Boogeyman
Mark Yeaton ... Himself
Mae Young ... Herself
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Additional Details

Also Known As:
WrestleMania XXII (USA) (working title)
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Country:
USA
Language:
English
Color:
Color
Certification:
UK:15 (DVD) | Italy:VM14

Fun Stuff

Trivia:
WrestleMania 22 marked the second WrestleMania at which Kurt Angle lost a title (three titles in total) despite not being pinned or made to submit. more
Goofs:
Revealing mistakes: Just as Shawn Michaels is about to hit a flying elbow drop off the ladder onto Vince McMahon who is lying on a table with a trash can over his head, referee Jack Doan can be seen giving a warning signal to Vince by tapping his right leg. more
Quotes:
Gene Snitsky: [licking Mae Young's feet] Hey Booker, wanna join us? more
Movie Connections:
Referenced in WWE Backlash (2006) (TV) more
Soundtrack:
Baby Hates Me more

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Wrestlemania 22 Review, Cena retains, Undertaker undefeated, More surprises, 30 April 2006
10/10
Author: keithpettyworld from United States

Wrestlemania 22 didn't look good on paper. The matches for the most part appeared lame. The actual show however was different. Just like an NFL game can look bad on paper then turn out to be a great game, the WWE put on a good show last night. Here is my mini review of Wrestlemania. The Undertaker continued his undefeated streak with his win over Mark Henry. No big surprises here, but the fact they had a passable match was surprising. There were a couple of big surprises in store though, one is the John Cena/Triple H match. I thought for sure that HHH would regain the title at Wrestlemania. Cena to me just isn't championship material. WWE showed their commitment to him though by letting him beat HHH cleanly via a tap out. We'll have to see how this plays out. The other big surprise to me was Rey Mysterio being the new Heavyweight champion of Smackdown. Yes I know it's supposed to be a feel good moment because of Eddie Guerrero, but I don't see Rey carrying the title for too long. If WWE would build up the cruiser weight title like it should be, then Rey could carry that title with pride. To have Rey be the heavyweight champion just isn't believable or sustainable. No offense to Rey, he's extremely talented, but he's not a heavyweight champion. The money in the bank match ended well. The entire match had some cool high spots and the right man won. Rick Flair was my expected winner, but pushing RVD is the right thing to do. He has paid his dues time and again, so it was a good move. Vince McMahon vs Micheals was great in that it told a story without too many high risk moves. Seeing Shawn do his Dgeneration X crotch chop moves was kinda cool too, that brought back some memories. Other than that the show felt like filler material. JBL vs Benoit was kinda lame, but JBL needs a title to hold onto so he can BLEEP everyone off. The Boogeyman is all hype and no go in the ring. His match with Booker was short and thats good. I have no idea what they'll do with him next. He has zero talent in the ring. WWE needs to find a credible tag team to compete with Kane and Big show. Right now there are no believable teams to beat them. The Trish Stratus and Mikie James match was better than I thought. It was an actual wrestling match, not an eye candy match. Mickie is one of the better actors WWE has right now. Her "psycho" title reign should be entertaining. Having Jim Ross back doing commentary was awesome as well. He was definitely the best choice to have announcing this event. Overall this wasn't a bad Wrestlemania, it was actually pretty good. The matches had a lot of energy and action, with the exception being that horrible pillow fight match with Torrie and Candice. Please WWE keep those two out of in ring competition. While this wasn't the best Wrestlemania ever, it wasn't nearly as bad as I thought it would be. I'd give it a 6.5 out of 10. In comparison I gave Wrestlemania 18, which featured Hogan vs the Rock a 9. Like I said, Wrestlemania 22 wasn't the greatest, but it was good.

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