WWE Unforgiven 2004

WWE Unforgiven 2004

2004 "Insane. Pain. Kane."
WWE Unforgiven 2004
WWE Unforgiven 2004

WWE Unforgiven 2004

6.5 | 3h0m | en | Drama

Unforgiven (2004) was a PPV presented by Clearasil, which took place on September 12, 2004 at the Rose Garden in Portland, Oregon. It was the sixth annual (seventh overall) Unforgiven event. The event starred talent from the Raw brand. The main event was Randy Orton versus Triple H for the World Heavyweight Championship. One of the predominant matches on the card was Shawn Michaels versus Kane in a No Disqualification match. Another primary match on the undercard was Chris Jericho versus Christian in a Ladder match for the vacant WWE Intercontinental Championship.

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Released: September. 12,2004 | Released Producted By: World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) , Country: United States of America Budget: 0 Revenue: 0 Official Website: http://www.wwe.com/shows/unforgiven/2004‎
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Unforgiven (2004) was a PPV presented by Clearasil, which took place on September 12, 2004 at the Rose Garden in Portland, Oregon. It was the sixth annual (seventh overall) Unforgiven event. The event starred talent from the Raw brand. The main event was Randy Orton versus Triple H for the World Heavyweight Championship. One of the predominant matches on the card was Shawn Michaels versus Kane in a No Disqualification match. Another primary match on the undercard was Chris Jericho versus Christian in a Ladder match for the vacant WWE Intercontinental Championship.

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Randy Orton , Paul Michael Lévesque , Michael Hickenbottom

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gridoon I picked up this DVD last Saturday. The next day, Eddie Guerrero passed away. What a shock that was. In a way, I'm glad that he isn't featured in this PPV (although he can be seen in some of the promos), because it would be uncomfortable (to say the least) to watch him in action right now. Rest in peace, Eddie.1) Batista and Ric Flair vs. Chris Benoit and William Regal. Not bad, but too long for an opener. And don't you think Ric Flair should retire gracefully just about now? Aren't there any talented young guys for WWE to pick up anymore? **1/2 2) Victoria vs. Trish Stratus (for the women's title). Victoria's strength and Trish's technique make for a pretty good and even matchup, but it could have been even better. **1/2 3) Tyson Tomko vs. "The Mystery Woman" (Steven Richards). OK, this is a waste of time, but there is some fun in watching Tomko beat the crap out of Richards. Thankfully, this was the only "comic relief" match of the night. *1/24) Chris Jericho vs. Christian. A ladder match for the intercontinental title. I'll give both men credit for the amount of physical punishment they take here, but the match itself is VERY draggy. **5) Shawn Michaels vs. Kane. No disqualifications. Brutal but sluggish. What's more, the Kane / Lita / Matt Hardy storyline is distasteful and disrespectful to everyone involved, especially Lita, who deserves to be IN the ring wrestling instead of outside playing the terrorized wife. **6) La Resistance vs. Tajiri and Rhyno (for the tag team title). Only the disappointing ending keeps this match, which probably has more pure technique involved in it than any other in this PPV, from a *** rating. Tajiri uses his legs about as well as Rey Mysterio, and Rhyno seems like a guy who is full of energy and means business. **1/2 7) Triple H vs. Randy Orton (for the heavyweight title). Two thirds of a good main event. Orton is either a very good actor or he really is in a lot of pain as HHH works on his left leg most of the time. But Orton is quite resourceful in his own right, and executes a variety of moves on HHH. It's all very intense, until Batista and Ric Flair interfere and turn it into a handicap 3-on-1 (4-on-1 if you count "The Coach", but I don't) match (the referee gets knocked out and misses all of this, of course). I understand why this had to be done (this way, Orton loses but still comes out as the winner in the ethical sense), but it's still a cheat. **1/2
rvd_500 Unforgiven was not good, but not bad either. The Ladder Match stands out from the other matches. Much better than Vengeance.Match 1: Chris Benoit & William Regal vs. Batista & Ric Flair.I honestly can't rate this match. I really didn't have the chance to order the pay-per-view, so i bought on DVD. And since there is nothing interesting about watching Flair & Regal wrestle, i skipped to the next match.Rating: No rating.Match 2: Trish Stratus vs. Victoria. Women's Championship.Booooring! The crowd falls asleep halfway into this match. Not a good match. I almost fell asleep too. Victoria's Gutbuster was the highlight of the match. Trish retains.Rating: 1/5Match 3: Tyson Tomko vs. "The Mystery Woman" (Steven Richards)After Tomko tried to attack Victoria the "Mystery Woman" from the last RAW episode made the save. Tomko gets mad and orders a match. And i wish he didn't. My god, this match match was so bad i can't find the words for it. Crowd still asleep. Tomko spends the entire match trying to tear the wig of the "Mystery Woman" and after five minutes we get to know that the woman was Steven Richards. What the!? Five minutes later, Tomko hits an impressive finisher for the three-count. FINALLY!Rating: 0/5Match 4: Christian vs. Chris Jericho. Ladder Match Intercontinental Championship.Finally, the crowd wakes up. Me too. This is the match of the year, no doubt. Both Jericho and Christian makes some amazing stunts. In the end, Jericho wins after a Bulldog from the ladder. Impressive! Rating: 5/5 Match 5: Shawn Michaels vs. Kane. No DQ Match.The build-up for this match is decent. So is the match. HBK makes his return from a crushed throat caused by Kane. (At Taboo Tuesday, Kane gets his throat crushed by Snitsky). Pretty predictable. Everyone knows that HBK is going to win, because he is making his comeback. And as i said, HBK hits the Sweet Chin Music on Kane after Lita prevents Kane from using a chair.Rating: 3/5 Match 6: La Resistance vs. Rhyno & Tajiri. World Tag Team Championship.Usual tag team match-up. The heels dominate one guy (the smallest of the faces) and after a series of tags by the heels, the faces finally makes the tag. Rhyno clears the ring and if this was a normal tag match the faces would of won. But of course it's for the Tag Championship, so the heels win. Extremely predictable.Rating: 2/5 Match 7 (main event): Randy Orton vs. Triple H. World Heavyweight Championship.Seven months after this match, the feud is still on. This match is like the tag team match, extremely predictable. Evolution interferes, as usual. While Orton fends them off, Triple H recovers and then hits the Pedigree to pick the World Heavyweight Championship. Triple H once again wins via Evolution.Rating: 3/5Good: Main event/Jericho vs. Christian is a match of the year candidate Bad: Tomko vs. Richards = Total Crap/ Women's match. And of course, the fact that i had to skip 18 minutes of the entire show.Unforgiven rating: 3/5
boydstun4 This PPV was a 20 min. drive from my house and it was worth the drive and the 2-month waiting period that made me count down the days to my very first PPV.The first match had Batista wrecking Chris Benoit's back with Spinebusters. Ric Flair was his usual flopping-self, but tapped to the Crippler Crossface real quick. The Diving Headbutt that Flair was given was freaking' awesome.Trish and Victoria, two of the most lovely divas on the Raw roster besides Stacy and Lita, faced off for the Women's Title. Victoria started off by stripping on the entrance ramp. Trish made this one quick by delivering Stratusfaction after Victoria Cross-Bodied Tyson Tomko on the outside. The luscious Trish is still champ!Shawn Michaels made his return to the ring to face the man who crushed his throat, Kane, accompanied by his pregnant but still hot wife, Lita. Michaels got thrown through the Spanish announcer table, welcome back HBK. HBK did get the last laugh though. He delivered the Elbow Drop, then countered a Chokeslam into Sweet Chin Music. I can just imagine hearing J.R.'s raspy voice yelling "Sweet Chin Music, oh my god!" The main event was also freaking' sweet. Randy Orton faced Triple H, who got his 100th title shot in the last month because Eric Bischoff is a little wussy who can't say no to Triple H. Seriously, Bischoff is Triple H's b**ch. Just like always Earl Hebner gets knocked out for 20 min. when someone taps him, so Evolution and special guest, Coach, get to try and screw Orton out of his title. Orton did get a little vegeance on his former friends, when he RKO'ed everybody standing. Unfortunately for Orton, there was a steel chair in his destiny. Triple H grabbed a chair and smacked the crap out of Orton, right on top of his head. Triple H, then finally got his moment in the spotlight when he hit the Pedigree on Orton. Again, Orton met that steel chair when he was Pedigreed. Just like my cousin had said, Triple H won the World Heavyweight Championship for the 9th time.
MovieCriticMarvelfan What an average pay per view. It seems clear that from the listof average list of ppvs from the WWE after Wrestlemania havebeen average at best. As one fan on IMDb pointed out, theproblem is that there is special treatment given to such wrestlerssuch as TripleH who married Stephanie McMahon and thuspeople hitting himself together with Vince McMahon his father inlaw, to do as he pleases. In this case it involves Holding the title,while giving us one pitiful performance after another usingsledgehammers and a chair when a great opponent like ChrisBenoit or others threaten him. The other problem also stated is that each ppvs seems tobe just one long RAW or Smackdown episode with nothing reallybeing resolved, such as the JBL vs Undertaker affair. World Heavyweight Championship Triple H vs Randy Orton Average fight don't let the other reviews fool you. I amone of a few people who predicted Orton would lose the titleright after Summerslam. Randy Orton was made the youngestchamp to remove Brock Lesnar of the histiry books plain andsimple. Triple H with help from Evolution regains the titleand stops Orton's streak. Shawn Michaels vs Kane So so match. Kane is a stupid story with Lita being pregnant(which she isn't) and she names Michaels his opponent forrevenge. A decent match, but Michaels is getting to oldfor these beatings and still coming out the winner. Chris Benoit & William Regal vs Ric Flair & Batista Again so so match, Benoit should be wrestling for the titleagainst Orton, but instead hes jobbed into wrestling Evolution,World Tag Team Championship La Resistance vs Rhyno & Tajiri Again one law RAW rivalry that went nowhere. La Resistanceis giving a threat by Rhyno and Tajiri, but they easilytake care of business. Womens Championship Trish Stratus vs Victoria Interesting match, both Victoria and Trish are bonified sexsymbols on RAW, and they both can wrestle. Decent. Overall an average ppv, no wonder no one forks over fiftyor thirty dollars for these mediocre ppvs. Taboo Tuesdaywas also a flop it seems the writers for the WWE stillhaven't learned how to write up a good pay per view.