WWF Judgement Day - May 18, 2003

Edge pinned Kanyon with the Downward Spiral in 0:18:14.
Rating: *** 1/4

D'Lo Brown pinned William Regal after the Sky High in 0:16:07.
Rating: **

Non-Title-Match:
The Outsiders defeated E & C when Hall pinned Chavo Jr. after a powerslam in 0:26:44.
Rating: **

Non-Title-Match:
Chris Benoit made Scott Steiner submit to the Crippler Crossface in 0:18:16.
Rating: *** 1/2

Non-Title-Match:
Rob Van Dam defeated Bill Goldberg via pinfall in 0:16:23.
Rating: ** 1/4

KAIENTAI defeated The Holly's when Michinoku pinned Crash with the Michinoku Driver in 0:20:29.
Rating: *** 1/2

X-Pac pinned Al Snow with his special move in 0:18:44.
Rating: * 3/4
(X-Pac retained the WWF Intercontinental Title.)

Randy Savage pinned Booker T with the Flying Elbow-Drop in 0:17:47.
Rating: ** 1/2

Impact Players defeated Hardly Christian when Credible pinned M. Hardy with the That's Incredible in 0:28:59.
Rating: ** 3/4
(Lance Storm and Justin Credible retained the WWF World Tag-Team Titles.)

Triple H pinned Hollywood Hogan with the Pedigree in 0:19:50.
Rating: ** 1/2

Chris Jericho made Sean O'Haire submit to the Lion Tamer in 0:28:11.
Rating: **** 1/4
(Chris Jericho retained the WWF World Heavyweight Title.)

Notes:

Edge starts out the night against Kanyon, as the two have been trading wins for the last month on RAW. GREAT opening match, used to pump up the crowd. Edge gets the win, sending Kanyon further over the edge of insanity, as he keeps losing ever since he lost the European title.
William Regal and D'Lo Brown have been trading coments on who the better Euro champ was, so they fight to figure it out. Regal comes close many times, but D'Lo eventually gets the win.
Eddie and Chavo fight the Outsiders in a non-title match. The "REAL WCW" is in full force, surrounding the ring, as they're pissed that E & C didn't accept an invitation to join them. Outsiders get the win with no help from the outsider RWCW guys. After the match, though, everyone attacks E & C to send a message to everyone in the locker room.
Chris Benoit gets a rematch against WCW champ Scott Steiner, non-title, and wins! Why? Because it's been a couple months now, so the WWF has to get some dignity back. Another great match by these two.
Bill Goldberg doesn't defend his ECW World title against Rob Van Dam. And once again, the WWF gets a win! Not trying to bury anyone, but RVD needs the win.
Tajiri and TAKA Michinoku reprise KAIENTAI! They fight and beat The Holly's because it's their first match as KAIENTAI. Their feud with the Holly's, by the way, isn't going to end for a LONG time.
Al Snow gets a shot at the IC title after X-Pac attacked him on RAW a few weeks back. Snow doesn't get the win, though. I don't feel he's quite "IC material."
Randy Savage fights Booker T because they're both pretty good wrestlers. Savage gets the win to bring RWCW back up a notch or two after those loses.
Hardly Christian get a tag-title shot now that they're out of their feud with Jeff & Edge, but the Impact Players are still holding onto those titles in an overly long match.
Hulk Hogan fought Triple H for the simple reason that Randy Savage fought Booker T. Hogan gets the loss, because I like Triple H better than Hogan.
Finally, Sean O'Haire gets his first PPV main event. He's good friends with RVD now (even though he DID end RVD's huge streak as IC champ), and he wants to help his friend. But, he will prove not to be in Jericho's league, so Jericho gets the win. After the match, Eric Bischoff once again promises another surprise for Vince at King of the Ring! Not just one, but TWO!