WWF No Mercy - October 29, 2006

Triangle Match:
Generation X defeated The Impact Players and E & C:
x Chavo Jr. beat L. Storm via disqualification in 0:14:46
x Kid Kash beat Chavo Jr. via the Flying Dropkick in 0:24:45
Rating: ** 1/4

Sean O'Haire pinned Scotty Too Hotty with the Download in 0:15:16.
Rating: *** 1/2

Cage Match:
Edge and D'Lo Brown battled to a double pin in 0:24:33.
Rating: ****

The Lost Boys defeated The Hardy Boyz when R. Youth made J. Hardy submit to the Stretch Plum in 0:19:45.
Rating: *** 1/4

No-Countout-No-DQ-Triangle Match:
Maise defeated Al Snow and Perry Saturn:
x Maise beat Snow via a flying clothesline in 0:04:17
x Maise beat Saturn via the Morphine Drop in 0:22:56
Rating: ***
(Maise retained the WWF European Title.)
(Maise retained the WWF Hardcore Title.)

Christian defeated Tajiri via pinfall in 0:17:16.
Rating: *** 1/2
(Christian won the WWF Light-heavyweight Title.)

Rob Van Dam pinned Dean Malenko after a super fisherman buster in 0:14:30.
Rating: **** 1/4

The Angles defeated The Holly Cousins when E. Angle pinned Crash with the Discus Punch in 0:28:03.
Rating: ** 1/2
(The Angles retained the WWF World Tag-Team Titles.)

Handicap-Match:
Chris Benoit defeated Booker T and William Regal when Benoit made Booker T submit to the Crippler Crossface in 0:31:33.
Rating: *** 1/2
(Chris Benoit retained the WWF World Heavyweight Title.)

Notes:

Generation X starts out the night by beating The Impact Players and E & C, formerly the two top teams in the WWF. The Hardy Boyz and GenX have easily taken their places.
Scotty Too Hotty continues his feud with The Four Horsemen here, once again facing Sean O'Haire. O'Haire kicks the shit out of the little whiny bastard and wins the match.
D'Lo Brown and Edge continue their feud in this Cage/#1 Contender's Match to the IC title. After a long, hard match, Edge and D'Lo Brown pin each other at the same time during a German Suplex, and both men get a shot at the IC title at Survivor Series.
The Lost Boys beat The Hardy Boyz in a #1 contender's match.
Saturn and Al Snow face Maise in a match for the European and Hardcore titles. Snow is the first man out, after only four minutes. After another 20 minutes, Maise continues his dominance over Saturn in their feud by pinning him with the Morphine Drop. This is still nowhere NEAR the end of their feud.
Christian faces Tajiri for the Lightheavyweight title in the first match in their feud (which will extend until WrestleMania). Christian gets a surprise win over the monster face, Tajiri, to attain the Lightheavyweight Title!
Rob Van Dam defends The Horsemen's honor against a member of what is now being called The Triple Threat! Here's some back history. In WCW, Chris Benoit was a member of The Four Horsemen along with Ric Flair, Arn Anderson, and Brian Pillman. After Pillman left, Steve McMichael took his place. Then Anderson retired, so Flair gave Curt Hennig a chance to be in the Horsemen. Hennig turned against them, and Jeff Jarrett joined. Flair kicked Jarrett out, and the Horsemen died. Finally, Dean Malenko and Chris Benoit wanted to reform the Horsemen, so Flair finally emerged and reformed the Horsemen with Malenko, Benoit, Flair, and McMichael. McMichael soon dissapeared, the Horsemen died, Benoit and Malenko joined The Revolution, and soon reappeared in the WWF along with Eddie Guerrero and Perry Saturn as The Radicalz. As for the Triple Threat, it was first formed by Shane Douglas, along with Chris Benoit and Dean Malenko. When Benoit and Malenko went to WCW (resulting in the Horsemen lineage), Chris Candido and Bam Bam Bigelow joined Douglas in the Triple Threat. Bam Bam was soon kicked out, and Lance Storm was an honorary member, but that fell through, and Bam Bam rejoined. Then they fought a New Triple Threat: Sabu, RVD, and Taz. The Triple Threat died when Bam Bam and Douglas went to WCW, soon followed by Candido. Douglas soon formed The Revolution, along with Benoit and Malenko, the original Triple Threat members. Thus, both Benoit and Malenko are veterans of The Triple Threat and The Four Horsemen, so when Benoit reformed the Horsemen, Malenko decided to reform The Triple Threat with Regal and Booker T. End History Lesson.
Rob Van Dam beats Malenko.
The Holly's get their shot at The Angles, but The Angles get the win to retain their tag-team titles.
Chris Benoit fights Booker T & William Regal in a handicap match, first man to pin or make someone submit wins the title. Sadly, Regal and Booker couldn't pin each other because they were on the same team, otherwise they would have schemed up a plan. Chris Benoit gets the big win making it Horsemen 2, Triple Threat 0.