WWF Over The Edge - July 25, 2004

Scotty Too Hotty pinned Reckless Youth with the Too Hot Drop in 0:13:29.
Rating: ***

Perry Saturn pinned X-Pac after a Northern Lights suplex in 0:11:55.
Rating: *** 3/4

Jeff Hardy pinned Tajiri after a Northern Lights suplex in 0:15:54.
Rating: *** 1/4
(Jeff Hardy retained the WWF Light-heavyweight Title.)

Dean Malenko made Booker T submit to the Texas Cloverleaf in 0:21:34.
Rating: **** 1/4

The Holly Cousins defeated The Impact Players when Crash defeated Credible by disqualification in 0:27:06.
Rating: **

No-Countout-No-DQ-Falls-Count-Anywhere Match:
Erik Angle made Kurt Angle submit to a clawhold in 0:15:50.
Rating: **** 1/4
(Erik Angle retained the WWF Hardcore Title.)

D'Lo Brown pinned Al Snow with the Lo-Down in 0:16:42.
Rating: **
(D'Lo Brown won the WWF European Title.)

Sean O'Haire pinned Triple H with his special move in 0:15:09.
Rating: ***

William Regal made Edge submit to the Regal Stretch in 0:24:13.
Rating: *** 3/4
(William Regal retained the WWF Intercontinental Title.)

Hardly Christian defeated E & C when Christian pinned E. Guerrero with the Inhaler in 0:27:25.
Rating: ***
(Hardly Christian retained the WWF World Tag-Team Titles.)

Rob Van Dam pinned Chris Benoit after a German suplex in 0:13:32.
Rating: *** 1/4
(Rob Van Dam retained the WWF World Heavyweight Title.)

Notes:

Scotty Too Hotty faces his friend Reckless Youth for a shot at the Light-Heavyweight title at Unforgiven (SummerSlam has been set for Hardy v/s X-Pac as they've been feuding on RAW for the past two weeks). Hotty gets the win over a frustrated Reckless Youth.
Perry Saturn gets the win over X-Pac after interfearence from Jeff Hardy.
Jeff Hardy sends a message to X-Pac by beating Tajiri (who he's facing for his friend Edge) with the same move that Saturn used to beat Pac.
Dean Malenko gets his win back over Booker T after Booker beat him at KotR.
The Holly's beat the Impact Players in their feud after Credible hit Crash with a chair. That gives The Holly's a shot at the tag titles at SummerSlam.
Kurt Angle wanted to get his victory back from Erik Angle, but Erik once again beat Kurt in their feud. Kurt destroyed Erik after the match, no longer holding back because it's his brother.
D'Lo Brown started a feud with Snow over the European title, and D'Lo got the win over Al! D'Lo has finally reclaimed the title that he once coveted so much.
Triple H said if he couldn't fight Van Dam, he'll fight Van Dam's best friend, Sean O'Haire. O'Haire accepted the challenge when Regal told him about it, but he said if he won, he'd get a shot at Regal's IC title at SummerSlam. Regal resisted at first, but when O'Haire explained what HHH would do to Regal if he came back with the knowledge that O'Haire didn't accept the challenge, Regal said okay. In a good match, Sean O'Haire was able to get the big win over Triple H, even with Regal on the outside trying to help HHH. Edge attacked Regal after Triple H lost, starting their match right away, however William Regal was able to get the win when Tajiri sprayed Edge with the yellow mist. O'Haire went to attack Tajiri, but Tajiri sprayed him with the red mist and ran with Regal.
E & C got their rematch, but Hardly Christian won again to retain.
Chris Benoit, as the King, gets his rightful shot at the WWF title, but Rob Van Dam retains. Benoit almost snaps after the match, but he doesn't. Dean Malenko attacked RVD during the match, causing everyone to think Benoit was joining Malenko, but after the match Benoit left without Malenko as Malenko was getting attacked by RVD setting up their match at SummerSlam. However, Triple H ran out and attacked Van Dam, but Booker T ran out and attacked HHH. That set up William Regal and Tajiri coming out to attack Booker, but that brought out O'Haire to attack Regal. Eventually, Benoit came out again and attacked Tajiri.