RAW
July 29th, 2002
Greensboro Coliseum
Greensboro, North Carolina
 
Dark Match:
 
1. Crash Holly and Danny DeNucci defeat Shawn Stasiak and Sean O’Haire.
 
8/4 Sunday Night Heat taping:
 
1. Matt Hardy pins Steven Richards.
2. Shelton Benjamin pins Justin Credible.
3. Johnny “The Bull” Stamboli pins Spike Dudley.
4. Goldust pins William Regal.
 
Actual Show:
 
We see the opening video for RAW.
 
Your hosts are Jim Ross and Jerry “The King” Lawler.
 
Eric Bischoff comes down to the ring and says that Stephanie needs to learn as when she stole Brock Lesnar last week, he vowed to knock her down and she will find out that when he knocks you out, you don’t get up as he brings out RAW’s newest Superstars, the WWE Tag Team Champions Lance Storm and Christian along with Test who is carrying the American flag upside down. Storm thanks Bischoff for letting them speak as they have a message for America as the flag upside down is usually a symbol of distress, and he says that for them it means the upside down beliefs and values of American society. He says that Americans worship celebrities like Elvis Presley, a fat drug addict who died on a toilet and Marilyn Monroe, a depressed actress who died on sleeping pills, and Babe Ruth, an alcoholic who slept with prostitutes, and he says that John Wayne became a prostitute when his family sold his image to be in commercials after his death. He says that it’s disgraceful and Christian says that everyone knows the heart of America is as cold as Ted Williams’ corpse, and he says that everyone is cold and ignorant as he asks how the average teen can list every Britney Spears song but not the Bill of Rights. He says that American children are eating Big Macs and looking up porn sites as everyone has the nerve to wonder why the world hates their guts, and Storm says there is one man who is what America is all about which is Eric Bischoff as he took advantages and made something of himself. Just then, Shawn Michaels comes out on the stage and says that he will get to the point as he wants Triple H, and he says that he doesn’t know if Triple H is here tonight but he will exercise his right as an American citizen to beat Triple H from one side of the ring to the other. Bischoff says he will talk to Triple H when he arrives and Test says Michaels needs to take the hint and get off the stage, and Michaels says that they might still be upset that he smacked around their hero in Bret Hart, he says that he suggests that they learn to live with it. He says that either Bischoff brings Triple H to him or he will find him instead and drag him to Bischoff, and he heads to the back as Storm says that Michaels is another selfish American though he will be put in his place. He says that they didn’t come to RAW to be spectators and they vow to make an impact tonight which will strike a blow for freedom and justice, and he says that this impact will be distinctly Un-American.
 
Commercial break
 
We see Eric Bischoff talking to Eddie Guerrero as he says this is his opportunity to take it and Eddie simply walks away, and a member of security comes up and says a limo has pulled up with a woman inside as Bischoff says that he will finish this with Stephanie.
 
1. Booker T pins Eddie Guerrero with the scissors kick at 5:26.
 
Analysis: We kicked off this edition of RAW with a pretty big matchup. These two men have been cruising in the midcard and they face off here to see who will get a win. Booker gets a big pop from the crowd while Eddie was pretty hot as a heel. The two men lock up to start with Eddie backing Booker into the corner and he pounds on him until Booker reverses a whip and he hits a flapjack on Eddie, and he hits a spin kick on Eddie for a two count and then he hits a slam and a back elbow on Eddie for a two count. Eddie ducks a side kick and gets a kick in as he pounds on Booker who escapes a suplex attempt and Eddie escapes a back suplex attempt, and he gets a shot in and hits a back suplex on Booker as he stomps on him repeatedly and he rams the shoulder into the ribs in the corner. He hits a dropkick to Booker’s back and stomps on him as he pounds on him and hits a snapmare before hooking a camel clutch, and he pounds on Booker for a two count and rams him into the buckle as he continues to pound on him in the corner. He looks to take the pad off the buckle and pounds on Booker who tries to battle back and he hits a backdrop on Eddie, and he hits a clothesline and a side kick on Eddie for a two count as he pounds on him until Eddie reverses a whip and hits a headscissors. He eventually takes the pad off and pounds on Booker’s back as he continues to pound on him in the corner and tries to whip him into the exposed buckle, but Booker avoids it and he launches Eddie into the exposed buckle before hitting the scissors kick which gets the three and he wins the match. The match itself was good as both men worked hard and put on a decent match. Both men were hitting their groove by this point and had good chemistry as Booker outsmarts Eddie and gets the win. The crowd was into the match and popped for Booker when he won. Booker gets the win over Eddie and both men move on. Grade: 2
 
We see Eric Bischoff head out to the parking lot as he walks up to the limo and demands the person get out of it, and we see the Fabulous Moolah and Mae Young in the limo as he tells them to get out of here and he heads back into the arena.
 
Commercial break
 
We see Shawn Michaels looking for Triple H backstage as Booker T confronts him and says it’s not so funny being dissed by someone you thought was your partner, and Michaels says what happened between them was business as this thing with Triple H is personal and he walks away.
 
Commercial break
 
2. Bubba Ray Dudley and Trish Stratus defeat the Big Show and Molly Holly when Stratus pins Molly at 4:17.
 
Substitution: Big Show is replacing William Regal
 
Analysis: Our next match on the card is our lone tag match of the night. Stratus and Bubba were set to face Molly and William Regal in a rematch from last week, but instead Regal is out and Molly has Show has her new partner. Stratus and Bubba get a good pop from the crowd while Show and Molly had decent heat as heels. Molly wastes no time and attacks Stratus from behind to start the match as she hits a short clothesline and snap suplex for a two count, and Stratus reverses a whip and hits an armdrag on Molly as she hits a clothesline and dropkick before pounding on her. Molly catches her ducking by slamming her head into the mat and tags Show who misses an elbow as Bubba tags in, and he pounds on Show who gets a shot in on his injured arm and he knocks Bubba down as he works on the arm. He slams Bubba to the mat and rams him into the buckle as he tosses him to the mat by his arm, and he whips Bubba hard into the corner and continues to work the arm as he whips him into the corner only to miss a boot as he crotches himself in the ropes. Bubba pounds on him until Show hits a back elbow as Molly makes a blind tag only for Bubba to hit a hiptoss and Stratus gets the hot tag, and she hits the Chick Kick on Molly for a two count and pounds on her as she whips her into the corner and Molly catches her with a back elbow. She goes up to the middle rope only for Stratus to hit the handstand hurricanrana for a two count and pounds on her, and Molly reverses a whip and Show yanks Stratus to the mat by her hair from the apron as Bubba comes in and knocks Show to the floor. Molly nails Bubba from behind and Bubba counters a whip as he dances with her and hits a slam before holding her legs up, and Stratus goes up top only for Show to get in the ring and he hits a clothesline on Bubba with Stratus getting crotched on the top rope. Molly goes up herself and hits a superplex on Stratus for a two count as Bubba grabs the steps and he rams them into Show, and Molly goes up top only to miss the Molly-Go-Round as Bubba gets in the ring and he puts Molly on her shoulders. Stratus goes up top and they hit the Doomsday Device on Molly which gets the three and she wins the match for her team. The match itself was decent as both teams worked hard and put on a basic match. Bubba and Stratus have been gelling well as a team while Molly and Show looked good as a team, and they had decent chemistry as Stratus gets her win back from the previous week. The crowd was into the match and popped for Stratus and Bubba when they won. Stratus and Bubba get the win over Molly and Show as both teams move on. Grade: 1
 
After the match, Show gets in the ring and grabs Bubba by the throat as he shoves Stratus to the mat and hits the Chokeslam on Bubba before going outside and he pulls a table out, and he slide it into the ring and sets it up as Stratus rolls outside and brings a chair into the ring as she threatens Show with it. Show slaps the chair out of her hands and grabs her by the throat as he hoists her up for the Chokeslam, but Bubba grabs the chair and hits Show in the back with it as he helps Stratus to the back and Show breaks the table out of frustration.
 
Commercial break
 
We see a shot outside the Greensboro Coliseum.
 
We see Shawn Michaels looking for Triple H backstage as the Big Show walks up to him and complains about what just happened to him, but Michaels says that he’s a bit busy right now and walks off as Show says maybe he’ll make Michaels have time for him.
 
We see Ric Flair speaking to a member of security as he sees Jeff Hardy and shakes his hand before saying that he thinks Jeff is awesome, and he says that he’ll put his body on the line for ratings as Eric Bischoff walks up to them and Flair says that Jeff doesn’t have to risk his career every night. Bischoff says that Jeff and Bradshaw in a Hardcore match is great TV though he does care about Jeff and he is the future of RAW, and Jeff says that he’ll be fine as they are in Greensboro and he walks away as Bischoff says he’s been looking for Flair and asks about his announcement. Flair says that the big moments are saved for last which makes great TV and he will make his announcement after his match with Rock, but then Mae Young comes up to Bischoff and grabs at him as the Fabulous Moolah comes up as well and says she wants to promote her book. Bischoff says that if she wants to promote the book, he’ll let her do it and Young’s breath is like peppermint in pig manure.
 
Commercial break
 
3. Jeff Hardy pins Bradshaw with a Swanton Bomb off a ladder at 4:35 to win the WWE Hardcore Championship.
 
Analysis: Our next match on the card is our first title match of the night. Bradshaw has been rolling as Hardcore Champion and faces a tough challenge here in Jeff, who came close to winning the IC Title last week and looks to become champion here. Both men get a good pop from the crowd with Jeff getting a bigger pop than Bradshaw being in his home state. The two men lock up to start with Bradshaw backing Jeff into the corner and he gets a knee in as he pounds on him, and he hits a slam and drops an elbow on Jeff for a two count though Jeff blocks a suplex with a small package for a two count. Bradshaw gets a shot in and Jeff ducks a shot as Bradshaw catches him on a crossbody attempt and hits the fallaway slam, and Jeff rolls out of the ring to regroup and Bradshaw goes outside as well as he whips Jeff into the steps and he throws the steps into the ring. He throws several weapons into the ring and hits Jeff in the back with a trash can and throws him back into the ring, and Jeff grabs another trash can and hits Bradshaw in the head with it for a two count as he stomps on him and hits him in the head with the can again. He pounds on Bradshaw who hits a big boot and he pulls Jeff onto the steps and looks for a powerbomb, but Jeff counters with a backdrop and goes outside as he pulls a ladder out and slides it into the ring before slamming it down on Bradshaw’s back. He sets the ladder up only for Bradshaw to grab the steps and he rams them into Jeff as he pounds on him and whips him into the corner, but Jeff goes up top and hits Whisper in the Wind on Bradshaw who grabs a trash can lid and he hits Jeff in the head with it. Jeff grabs another lid and hits Bradshaw in the head with it repeatedly as he climbs up the ladder, and Bradshaw climbs up as well and Jeff hits him in the head repeatedly with the lid until Bradshaw falls to the mat. Jeff climbs to the top of the ladder and hits the Swanton Bomb on Bradshaw which gets the three and we have a new champion. The match itself was decent as both men worked hard and put on a solid title match. Jeff was getting into a groove as a singles star while Bradshaw was hitting his groove as well, and they had good chemistry as Jeff once again wins a title. The crowd was into the match and popped for Jeff when he won. Jeff gets the win over Bradshaw and is the new Hardcore Champion, but he wouldn’t be champion for long. Grade: 1.5
 
After the match, Johnny Stamboli runs down to the ring with a referee and hits a spinebuster on Jeff which gets the three and he wins the Hardcore Title under the 24/7 rule, but Bradshaw hits the Clothesline from Hell on Stamboli as Tommy Dreamer runs down to the ring with his own ref and hits Bradshaw with a Singapore cane. He then gets the three on Stamboli and wins the Hardcore Title himself as he grabs the belt and escapes into the crowd.
 
We see William Regal meeting with the Un-Americans as he says that what they said was powerful and Storm said they spoke the truth, and they ask about Regal’s muscle as he says he’s going to get it rubbed down before walking away as Chris Benoit comes out of the dressing room. They say they want to wish him good luck and he will bring home the gold as Benoit says he delivers and will win the title.
 
Commercial break
 
4. Chris Benoit pins Rob Van Dam with a rollup and his feet on the ropes at 10:19 to win the WWE Intercontinental Championship.
 
Analysis: Our next match on the card is our second and final title match of the night. RVD has been rolling as IC Champion and faces a tough challenge here in Benoit, who won the opportunity the previous week and looks to become champion again. RVD gets a big pop from the crowd while Benoit was pretty hot as a heel. The two men lock up to start with Benoit backing RVD into the corner and they jockey for position until Benoit goes behind RVD, and RVD turns it around and hooks a full nelson until Benoit escapes and works the arm with RVD rolling through and he does a nip up. They trade momentum until Benoit ducks a spin kick and they lock up with Benoit going back to the arm, and he attempts a snapmare though RVD lands on his feet and he hits the spin kick on Benoit before taunting him. Benoit gets a kick in and pounds on RVD as he hits a headbutt and he whips RVD into the corner only for RVD to catch him with a back elbow, and he flips over Benoit and hits a springboard crossbody for a two count as he pounds on him and hits a dropkick. Benoit rolls outside to regroup and RVD hits a dive onto him on the floor as he stomps on him and throws him back into the ring, and he hits a slingshot legdrop on Benoit for a two count and Benoit battles back as he gets a kick in and RVD reverses a whip. Benoit catches RVD doing a split with a low dropkick and then he hits a shoulderbreaker as he stomps on RVD and rams his shoulder into the post, and he pounds and stomps on RVD as he hits a legdrop on the arm and stomps on him repeatedly in the corner. He hooks a submission on the arm and uses the ropes for leverage until the ref catches him and RVD escapes with an armdrag, and Benoit gets a kick in and hits a Northern lights suplex for a two count as he rams RVD’s arm into the post and kicks at him. He hits a back suplex on RVD for a two count and stomps on him as he whips him into the corner and RVD catches him with a boot to the face, and he hooks a modified rollup for a two count and kicks at Benoit who catches a kick attempt and he snaps RVD to the mat for a two count. He rams RVD into the buckle and stomps on him as RVD tries to battle back only for Benoit to rake the eyes, and RVD flips over Benoit’s back and catches a kick attempt as he hits a spin kick on Benoit who recovers a gets a kick in. The two men trade blows with Benoit getting a kick in only for RVD to hotshot Benoit on the top buckle and he hits a springboard kick, and he hits the Rolling Thunder on Benoit for a two count and pounds on him in the corner as he rams the shoulder into Benoit’s ribs repeatedly. He does a backflip and escapes a Crossface attempt as he hits a spin kick on Benoit and goes up top only to barely miss the 5-Star Frog Splash, and Benoit takes him to the mat and hooks the Crossface on RVD who reaches the ropes and forces a break. He stomps on RVD repeatedly and RVD gets a pair of kicks in as he hits a legsweep on Benoit and hooks a rollup for a two count, and Benoit hooks the Crossface back on only for RVD to break it and both men attempt a rollup with Benoit using the ropes which gets the three and we have a new champion. The match itself was good as both men worked hard and put on a solid title match. RVD was hitting his stride by this point while Benoit was getting back into a groove as well, and they had good chemistry as Benoit cheats to win the title. The crowd was into the match and RVD, but are not happy when Benoit wins. Benoit gets the win over RVD and is the new IC Champion though this issue isn’t over yet. Grade: 2.5
 
Commercial break
 
We see Shawn Michaels talking to security about if Triple H has arrived and he asks him to let Triple H know that he’s in the parking lot waiting for him.
 
We see Eric Bischoff at the announce table as he hypes up the Fabulous Moolah’s autobiography before bringing Moolah and Mae Young to the ring, and Bischoff says that Moolah’s earned the time to talk about anything she wants though she has 3 minutes to do so. Moolah says that it started when she was 8 years old and was raised by her brothers as her father took her to see wrestling, and Bischoff says she can talk about her first match and she says that she was beaten up though she loves the business. He says that she now has 2 minutes and Mae brings up Cyndi Lauper as Moolah calls Lauper a bitch and caused her to lose the Women’s Title, and Bischoff says they need to speed this up and she has a minute left as Mae tries to bring up Hank Williams though Moolah gets frustrated with her. He says that while this has been exciting, it’s just not entertaining him and he asks if the book is complete which Moolah confirms it is and he says that she’s about to experience the last chapter, and the two men who appeared last week get in the ring with one of them throwing Mae down and the other rams Moolah into the buckle. He splashes Moolah in the corner as Mae tries to fight the first guy only for him to hit a slam as the second one goes up top and hits the splash, and Bischoff reveals their names to be Jamal and Rosey as he asks for them to get a round of applause.
 
Commercial break
 
We see officials and EMTs helping Moolah and Mae to the back as Eric Bischoff is in the ring and says that he knew they would make a big splash, and he says it may not have been the nicest thing but he did it to prove a point in that things happen on RAW. He says that everyone knows that he is in charge and he can snap his fingers to make things happen, but then the Undertaker comes down to the ring and says Bischoff is the one in charge as he confirms what Bischoff said moments ago. He says that Bischoff should snap his fingers now and let’s see what happens as Christopher Nowinski comes down to the ring, and he says that Taker is a bully trying to intimidate Bischoff like he did to him last week and Bischof is in charge. He says that he wants Bischoff to make Taker apologize for what he did last week as it’s not his fault Taker doesn’t have a college degree, and Bischoff says he’ll do one better and he’ll let Nowinski get his aggression out right now in a match against Taker. Nowinski says that Bischoff can’t do that and no one tells Taker what to do as he doesn’t have to fight if he doesn’t want to, and Taker says that Nowinski is right as he won’t fight him because Bischoff said he has to though he will do it because he likes to fight as he gets a shot in on Nowinski.
 
5. The Undertaker pins Christopher Nowinski with the Last Ride at 1:40.
 
Analysis: Our last match before the main event is a pretty basic matchup. Taker attacked Nowinski last week on RAW and now Nowinski looks to try and get revenge here. Taker gets a good pop from the crowd while Nowinski had decent heat as a heel. Taker splashes Nowinski in the corner to start the match and he whips Nowinski into the other corner as Nowinski catches him with a back elbow, and Taker ducks a shot and grabs Nowinski by the throat though Nowinski gets a kick in and he hits a clothesline. He goes into a 3-point stance and hits a dropkick on Taker for a two count as he pounds on him only for Taker to hit the big boot, and he grabs the arm and goes up top as he hits Old School on Nowinski and then he hits the Last Ride which gets the three and he wins the match. The match itself was basically a squash as Nowinski got a few shots in, but he puts Taker over strong in just under 2 minutes. The crowd was into the match and popped for Taker when he won. Taker gets the quick win over Nowinski and both men move on. Grade: .5
 
After the match, the Un-Americans come down to ringside and surround the ring before getting in the ring and they assault Taker, and Test stomps on Taker repeatedly in the corner until Taker grabs him by the throat and throws him into the corner before pounding on him. Storm and Christian attack Taker and whip him into the other corner as Test hits the big boot and Storm and Christian go outside, and they bring a pair of chairs into the ring and Test holds Taker up as they hit the Con-Chair-To twice on Taker. Test grabs the flag and a mike as he says that here lies the American Badass and he stands over Taker while waving the flag.
 
Commercial break
 
We see the Un-Americans backstage bragging about what they did to the Undertaker and they say they have one more thing to take care of.
 
Jonathan Coachman interviews the Rock, who says that he has finally come back to Greensboro and after years of being interviewed by the sick freaks here, he says it’s good to be interviewed by someone normal and aside from the night with the cows, he’s a standup guy. He says that Coachman knows what he’s talking about and they need to move on as Coachman insists he has no idea what he’s talking about, and Rock says that he knows Coachman is from Kansas and likes to go home and get tipsy on milk before spending time with his cow Bessie. He says that he knows what Coachman does with Bessie and the microphone as he tells a story about one night Coachman spent with Bessie, and he says Coachman should admit he like sticking the mike up the cow’s ass as Coachman says it was just one night. Rock says that he was just kidding about what he says and he pushes Coachman away as he calls him a sick freak, and he says that Brock Lesnar wants to play mind games with him and he doesn’t play games though he will do one with Lesnar which is for Lesnar to just bring it. He says that Lesnar has Rock at Summerslam and he will whoop Lesnar’s ass as for the first time tonight, he will face Ric Flair and he never thought he would face Flair and Hulk Hogan in the same year. He says that it will happen in the middle of Flair country in North Carolina and they will face off one-on-one, and he says that the only word to describe the match which is “WOOOOOO” and he’s been waiting his whole life for this if you smell what he is cooking.
 
Commercial break
 
Triple H comes down to the ring and says that he knows Michaels is waiting for him in the parking lot though he solves his problems in the ring, and he says that’s what he did last week when he gave Michaels the Pedigree and he did it because after everything he’s done for Michaels, Michaels couldn’t do this one thing for him. He says that it was his idea for Michaels to be his manager and he would be unstoppable with Michaels by his side, and he says that Michaels couldn’t lower himself to being a manager and couldn’t let go of the spotlight so he could shine. He says that Michaels must face facts in that the Game has passed Michaels by and he is the Showstopper and the Icon, and he says that Michaels’ in-ring career is over and Michaels’ back is busted up as well as his mind. He knows Michaels can’t stand in the ring and be his equal as last week was a slap in the face of reality for Michaels, and he says the reality is that Michaels’ time is through and he knows it to be true as all Michaels has left is his pride. He says that all that pride can do is get Michaels hurt and he’s not going anywhere so Michaels can either listen to that pride and come down to the ring to try and fight him, and he says that he will offer this one more time as Michaels can put his pride aside and accept his role as his manager. Just then, a tech interrupts him and tells him something as Triple H runs to the back and he follows several agents into the parking lot where a group of wrestlers are in a circle, and we see Shawn Michaels on the ground bloodied next to a car with the driver side window busted open and Triple H calls for help.
 
Commercial break
 
We see Shawn Michaels being put on a stretcher by EMTs and loaded into an ambulance as Eric Bischoff comes up and says that this means Triple H and Michaels aren’t friends anymore, and Triple H gets in Bischoff’s face and asks if he thinks he did this before walking off.
 
6. The Rock pins “Nature Boy” Ric Flair with the Rock Bottom at 7:24.
 
Analysis: After a long and interesting night of wrestling, we come to our main event. Rock has been rolling as Undisputed Champion and faces a tough challenge here in Flair, who was cruising in the midcard and looks to get a big win here. Both men get a big pop from the crowd with Flair getting a slight edge from his home state fans. The two men lock up to start with Flair hooking a headlock and he knocks Rock down as Rock leaps over him and hits a pair of armdrags, and he hits a backdrop on Flair who regroups in the corner and they lock up with Rock hooking a headlock and he knocks Flair down. Flair hits a trio of armdrags on Rock who rolls outside to regroup before returning to the ring and they lock up with Rock backing Flair into the corner and he pounds on him, and he does a strut to mock Flair only for Flair to pound on Rock in the corner and he clotheslines him over the top to the floor. Flair goes outside as well and pounds on Rock before throwing him back into the ring and he hits a kneebreaker on Rock, and he trips him up and looks for the Figure-4 only for Rock to kick him away and he hits a clothesline on Flair. He pounds on Flair in the corner and hits the spinebuster as he looks for the People’s Elbow only for Flair to trip him up, and he looks for the Figure-4 only for Rock to kick him away again and he trips him up as he hooks the Sharpshooter on Flair. Flair reaches the ropes to force a break and Rock hoists Flair up by the legs as he slams him to the mat though Flair blocks a second Sharpshooter by raking the eyes, and Flair knocks Rock down and hooks the Figure-4 on as Rock reaches the ropes to force a break and Flair pounds on him in the corner. He kicks at Rock’s leg and pounds on him as Rock battles back only for Flair to battle back and he knocks Rock down, and he does a strut only for Rock to nip up and he hits the Rock Bottom on Flair which gets the three and he wins the match. The match itself was good as both men worked hard and put on a decent match. Rock was hitting his peak by this point while Flair was getting back into a groove, and they had decent chemistry as Rock gets a clean win though Flair still looks strong. The crowd was into the match and both men though they did pop for Rock when he won. Rock gets the win over Flair and both men move on. Grade: 2
 
After the match, Rock offers a handshake which Flair accepts and they embrace as Flair raises Rock’s hand and Rock heads to the back, and Flair takes the mike and says that he has a very important announcement to make only for Chris Jericho’s music to play and his pyro goes off. Just then, Jericho comes out of the crowd and brings a chair into the ring as he hits Flair in the head with it, and Jericho takes the mike and says that the only thing that matters is that RAW is Jericho as we go off the air.
 
Final Analysis: Overall, this edition of RAW was a pretty decent episode as we close out what has been quite the month for the company. The year has saw many changes from the brand split to newcomers coming in and big returns, and the open roster has led to a few jumps from Smackdown to RAW and vice versa across the last week. We did have two title matches as Benoit now rules the midcard and Dreamer rules the Hardcore Division while Booker, Bubba, Stratus, Jeff, Taker, and Rock get big wins, and the matches were pretty standard as the big news was the Un-Americans and Jericho jumping to RAW. 2002 has been an interesting year to this point and as we continue the build to Summerslam, we will see how things continue to play and if more jumps happen. As for this show, it is a pretty decent show to close out what was quite a chaotic month. Final Grade: C+