WWF No Way Out - February 2002

Hardcore Holly and Scotty Too Hotty defeated Dean Malenko and Crash when Hotty pinned D. Malenko with the Too Hot Drop in 0:27:27.
Rating: ** 1/2

Eddie Guerrero and Chavo Guerrero Jr. defeated The Hardy Boyz when E. Guerrero pinned M. Hardy with the Frog Splash in 0:20:12.
Rating: *** 1/2
(Eddie Guerrero and Chavo Guerrero Jr. won the WWF World Tag-Team Titles.)

No-Countout-No-DQ-Falls-Count-Anywhere Match:
Bradshaw pinned Al Snow with the Clothesline From Hell in 0:20:50.
Rating: ** 3/4
(Bradshaw won the WWF Hardcore Title.)

Tajiri pinned Perry Saturn with the Dragon Suplex in 0:17:19.
Rating: ** 3/4

Edge defeated TAKA Michinoku by disqualification in 0:01:31.
Rating: **

Rob Van Dam pinned Sean O'Haire with the Five Star Frog Splash in 0:25:59.
Rating: *****
(Rob Van Dam retained the WWF Intercontinental Title.)

Faarooq defeated Chris Benoit by disqualification in 0:22:52.
Rating: ** 1/2

Chris Jericho pinned Christian after hitting him with a fire extinguisher in 0:23:27.
Chris Jericho tore his left calf muscle. He will be out for approximately 6 cards.
Rating: * 3/4

Lance Storm and Justin Credible defeated X-Pac and Kanyon when Credible pinned Kanyon with the That's Incredible in 0:23:24.
Rating: ** 1/2

Triple H and Kurt Angle defeated William Regal and Booker T when Angle pinned Booker T after a Northern Lights suplex in 0:27:25.
Rating: **

Notes:

Teamed up heels, Hardcore & Scotty, against their feuds, Crash & Malenko, in a tag match. A good opener, and it helped to further the feuds.
Eddie & Chavo finally win the WWF tag titles. After the match in an interview, Matt and Jeff said they will no longer team up, but instead they'll focus on their singles careers.
Bradshaw fought Al Snow for the Hardcore title and beat him. Al wanted this match because he didn't want to win the title with help from Bradshaw, so he wanted to kick Bradshaw's ass for interfering. Tajiri and Perry Saturn continued their mid-card stability. Sadly I haven't been able to find anything for them to do, so I had to just keep them mired in the mid-card.
Different story for Edge, though, as he started his singles rise right away. His first feud was with TAKA, who Christian hired as a hitman against Edge. Edge won after Christian hit him with a chair.
A Sean O'Haire and Rob Van Dam feud was teased. I put these two in there just to see how they'd do against each other, and it was the best match EVER (at least that's how I picture it). But, O'Haire isn't ready for IC gold.
Faarooq wanted to prove he was as good as Bradshaw, so he started a small respect feud with Benoit. Well, Faarooq won, but only when Bradshaw interfered. Faarooq and Benoit beat the crap out of Bradshaw after the match (I got rid of the 24/7 rule, so neither tried to win the Hardcore title).
In what was just to try to get Christian high on the card to try and establish him as a singles star, I got a surprise, as Jericho was injured. I had him booked in the second-ever Interpromotional Brawl, on the WWF team, against WCW and ECW, at WrestleMania. But he won't be able to return until about SummerSlam, so I put Saturn in his place in the match.
X-Pac and Kanyon had been teaming up on Raw's and SmackDown!'s recently, so I put Kanyon on PPV for the first time since he came to the WWF. But Kanyon turned against the Pacster, to start their feud.
Triple H and Angle teamed up to face Booker and Regal. HHH and Angle got the win! Why? BECAUSE!