WWF King of the Ring - June 26, 2005

D'Lo Brown pinned Al Snow after an inside cradle in 0:12:43.
Rating: * 1/4
(D'Lo Brown retained the WWF European Title.)

No-Countout-No-DQ-Falls-Count-Anywhere Match:
Erik Angle made Perry Saturn submit to a clawhold in 0:16:21.
Rating: *** 3/4
(Erik Angle retained the WWF Hardcore Title.)

The Holly Cousins defeated Hardly Christian when Holly pinned Christian after a sunset flip in 0:30:01.
Rating: * 3/4

Maise pinned Jeff Hardy after a vertical facebuster in 0:13:39.
Rating: *** 1/2

[KoRQ]:
Chris Benoit made Edge submit to the Crippler Crossface in 0:13:27.
Rating: **** 1/4

[KoRQ]:
Booker T pinned Scotty Too Hotty with the Missle Dropkick in 0:15:56.
Rating: ** 3/4

[KoRQ]:
William Regal pinned X-Pac after a European uppercut in 0:10:43.
Rating: * 3/4

[KoRQ]: Non-Title-Match:
Tajiri pinned Reckless Youth after a bodyslam in 0:13:38.
Rating: *** 1/4

Sean O'Haire pinned Dean Malenko after a rana in 0:12:11.
Rating: **** 1/4
(Sean O'Haire retained the WWF Intercontinental Title.)

[KoRS]:
Booker T pinned Chris Benoit with the Missle Dropkick in 0:27:30.
Rating: **** 1/4

[KoRS]:
William Regal made Tajiri submit to the Regal Stretch in 0:26:55.
Rating: *** 1/4

E & C defeated The Impact Players when Chavo Jr. pinned Credible with the Tornado DDT in 0:21:21.
Rating: ***
(E & C won the WWF World Tag-Team Titles.)

[KoRF]:
William Regal and Booker T battled to a double pin in 0:23:22.
Rating: ***

Rob Van Dam pinned Kurt Angle after a German suplex in 0:21:31.
Rating: *** 1/4
(Rob Van Dam retained the WWF World Heavyweight Title.)

Notes:

D'Lo defends his European title against arch rival, Al Snow, and retains because Al will have his time somewhere in the future.
Erik defends against Perry Saturn and retains again, making it 0-7 for Saturn against Erik. You'd think he'd just give up, but Saturn's goal in life is to now beat Erik Angle and take his title.
The Holly's yet again beat Hardly Christian in the latter's return to PPV after a small toe injury that Christian claimed he had when they were challenged to a match by Edge and Jeff Hardy.
Jeff Hardy challenged Maise because Maise was running around saying he was better than everyone in the WWF, and Jeff wanted to test him. Well, Jeff got his ass kicked and Maise walked away with another notch on his belt.
Edge fought fellow Canadian, Chris Benoit, in the King of the Ring tournament! Both Benoit and Edge have won before (Benoit last year, Edge in 2001), and both want it again. This time, Benoit moves on to the semis.
Booker T fights Scotty. Booker has never been in the finals of a KotR before, so he's looking to make this his first. He destroys Scotty.
William Regal, another former King, takes on X-Pac, who has never won. And just so you know, in my WWF, X-Pac will never win! Regal moves on.
Tajiri moves on to the semis by beating Youth...too bad it wasn't for the Light-heavyweight Title, which Tajiri can't seem to beat Youth for.
Dean Malenko goes back after the IC title, but fails to win. Sean O'Haire gets another win.
Booker T takes on Chris Benoit in the first semi-final match, and Benoit is shafter out! Booker wins in a LONG match, and makes it to his first King finals!
William Regal fights old charge Tajiri, and beats him. Regal moves on to the finals to take on Booker! The winner gets a shot at the World title at Over The Edge!
E & C finally uncrown The Impact Players and take the tag-titles back to the side of good! The crowd was in love with this match, as they saw their favorite team finally win the titles!
William Regal fought Booker T for the King of the Ring crown! The winner recieves a shot at Over The Edge! And...it was a double pin! For the first time in history, we have TWO Kings! CO KINGS! Both men will recieve the shot at OTE!
Kurt Angle gets the first of many title shots he will get. Kurt Angle tries and tries, but he loses out in the end to RVD again! Rob Van Dam is still the World champ, over a year now, the longest since...Hulk Hogan!