WWF Unforgiven - September 24, 2006

Edge pinned D'Lo Brown after a spear in 0:16:34.
Rating: *** 1/2

Generation X defeated The Hardy Boyz when Kid Kash pinned J. Hardy with the Flying Dropkick in 0:25:39.
Rating: *** 3/4

Cage Match:
Christian pinned Al Snow with the Inhaler in 0:18:09.
Rating: *** 1/2

Tajiri pinned Scotty Too Hotty with the Dragon Suplex in 0:15:50.
Rating: ***
(Tajiri retained the WWF Light-heavyweight Title.)

The Holly Cousins defeated The Lost Boys when Holly pinned R. Youth after a crucifix in 0:24:37.
Rating: *** 3/4

No-Countout-No-DQ-Four Corners Match:
Maise defeated Dean Malenko, Sean O'Haire and Perry Saturn:
x O'Haire beat Saturn via an Exploder suplex in 0:13:34
x Maise beat D. Malenko via a chokehold in 0:30:23
x Maise beat O'Haire via the Morphine Drop in 0:32:35
Rating: ****
(Maise retained the WWF Intercontinental Title.)
(Maise retained the WWF European Title.)
(Maise retained the WWF Hardcore Title.)

Booker T pinned Rob Van Dam with the Missle Dropkick in 0:22:31.
Rating: **** 1/4

The Angles defeated The Impact Players when E. Angle pinned L. Storm after a tiger driver in 0:39:30.
Rating: *** 3/4
(The Angles retained the WWF World Tag-Team Titles.)

Two-out-of-three-Falls Match:
Chris Benoit beat William Regal 2 falls to 0:
x Benoit beat Regal via the Crippler Crossface in 0:28:09
x Benoit beat Regal via a clothesline in 0:38:55
Rating: *****
(Chris Benoit retained the WWF World Heavyweight Title.)

Notes:

Edge beats D'Lo Brown in their continuing feud, and finally ending Edge's losing streak. This match marks the start of a great pay-per-view, wrestling-wise.
Generation X ends their second feud with The Hardy Boyz with Kid Kash getting the win over Jeff Hardy. Don't worry, they will once again feud in the new year.
Christian and Al Snow end their feud with Christian beating Snow in a cage match.
Tajiri beats Scotty Too Hotty easily. After the match, Christian attacked Tajiri, setting up a match at No Way Out.
The Holly's defeated The Lost Boys to earn a title shot at No Way Out.
Maise defends against the men he beat for two of his titles (O'Haire - IC; Saturn - Euro) and Dean Malenko, who's just there continuing his feud against The Big Three, in this case, Sean O'Haire. Saturn is the first to go thanks to O'Haire. After that, Maise eliminates Malenko, and then the Maise/O'Haire feud continues. Maise is able to win the match and retain all three of his titles (all where on the line).
Booker T and Rob Van Dam continue their feud from SummerSlam, this time with Booker T getting a BIG (and CLEAN!) win over Rob Van Dam! After the match, Booker T and William Regal beat down RVD, but RVD is saved by Chris Benoit, Edge, and Sean O'Haire. After Booker and Regal run off, RVD makes it official; Benoit is part of their group, and they are now The Big Four. Chris Benoit cuts RVD off before his can finish and corrects him, saying they're not The Big Four, but instead, they're The (suddenly, "2001: A Space Odyssey" theme begins) Four Horsemen! Out walks Ric Flair in a tuxedo, and the fans go apeshit. Ric Flair makes a speech about returning to the WWF for a second time, and this time brining along tradition. Benoit, O'Haire, and Edge all hold up four fingers, and after a few seconds, RVD joins in! Flair decrees that he is the manager of the group, but no one is the leader. This time around, everyone is a top player.
In a further burial of status, the Impact Players get beat by The Angles in a feud that ended here. It was an EXTREMELY long match that went on that long only due to a shortened Tajiri/Scotty match that had to be shortened when Scotty was knocked unconscious in the Dragon Suplex.
And finally, another rematch between Benoit and Regal. This time, the match is just as good, if not better, than their match at Over The Edge. In a two-out-of-three falls match, Chris Benoit beat Regal two straight falls to retain the title! After the match, Booker T and Dean Malenko attacked Benoit, but The Four Horsemen ran in for the save.