WWE King of the Ring 2000
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Actor: Chris Benoit, Chris Jericho, Kurt Angle, Triple H, Vince McMahonDVD: Region Code 1
Audio: English (Original Language), Dolby Digital 2.0 Stereo; Spanish (Original Language), Unknown
Format: Color, DVD-Video, NTSC
Picture Format: 1.33:1
Running Time: 180 minutes
DVD Release Date: 2000-10-24
Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Studio: Sony
Movie Reviews of WWE King of the Ring 2000
Movie Review: As fun as frying toilet paper
Summary: 2 Stars
Frying toilet paper is kind of fun, and you sort of look forward to it, because it's something you haven't done in a long time. Just like this PPV, because I used to watch the WWF in the 2000s-2001, and now am watching the WWE again these days since 2004. But this PPV... just like frying toilet paper... was a huge letdown. And I didn't get to eat the DVD after I was done with it.
KOTR Quarterfinals
Rikishi vs NO ONE
This match sucked. PERSON WHO DOES NOT EXIST, who is usually a great technical wrestler, just sucked here, and Rikishi sucked as well. So much sucking was going on, my lollipop was gone before I could taste it. If that makes any sense... Anyway, GUY WHO NEVER EXISTED got disqualified for a cheap win for Rikishi. (0/10)
KOTR Quarterfinals match
Eddie Guerrero vs Val Venis
Val Venis was just awful. Eddie Guerrero did his best, but Val had nothing to offer. He's a relic of the 1998-1999 Attitude era, and is badly out of place in 2000. Someone just retire him, before his shows up ag---OH NO HE'S ON WWE TV!!! Seriously, though, this match was pretty awful. (4/10)
KOTR Quarterfinal match
Crash Holly vs Bull Buchanan
There's a running theme here, isn't there? Do I even need to review this one? I'll spare you much by saying it's a major suckfest, in which Bull dominates Crash the entire match, and suddenly Crash picks up the pinfall for who-knows-what-reason, even though Bull kind of... sort of... kicked out before the three. But just like the Wrestlemania 2000 Hardcore Battle Royal, Crash Holly is beyond logic. (0/10)
KOTR Quarterfinals
Kurt Angle vs Chris Jericho
This should have been a good match. Should have. Much in the same way the Wrestlemania 2000 triple threat match for both of Angle's championships should have been a good match. But it just wasn't. Why? Because of what is most popular in WWE matches these days, and apparently back then in this event: lots and lots of fake punching and kicking and stomping, generic brawler moves like clotheslines and shoulderblocks, and not a lot of real wrestling or exciting moves. (3/10)
Four Team Elimination match for the WWF Tag Team Championship
Edge and Christian vs The Hardy Boyz vs T&A vs Too Cool (C)
Ah, fun! Yes, this was a good match. In these days, the tag team division was at its best, with the likes of Too Cool, the Hardys, and Edge and Christian. T&A sucked, but no one really noticed because they were eliminated first. There was nothing really special with regards to spots, but it was fun. (7/10)
KOTR Semifinals match
Val Venis vs Rikishi
This is the point where you realize that frying your toilet paper isn't going to get any more fun, despite that last batch of fun you had. Rikishi's working too hard this night... his performance is suffering, and all he seems to be wanting to do is stink face and bonzai drop. (0/10)
KOTR Semifinals match
Kurt Angle vs Crash Holly
This sort of match is the equivalent of Mike Awesome vs Mideon. If you're asking, "Who's Mideon?", exactly. I don't even remember what happened. I do remember that Crash sucked badly, and got pinned. But otherwise, what happened? No one really knows. Everyone just sort of passes out when the bell rings. (0/10)
Evening Gown Match for WWF Hardcore Championship
Gerald Brisco vs Pat Patterson (C)
A zero rating does no justice to just how awful this is. These two men are unbelievably ugly in evening gowns, and there is no fighting but mock catfighting, and Crash Holly showing up to snatch the title. (0/10)
Tables and Dumpster Match
The Dudley Boys vs Road Dogg and X-Pac and Tori
The stipulation is to win, the Dudleys have to put all the members of the opposite team through tables, and DX has to put the Dudleys in a dumpster and shut it closed. This match, simple as it was in action and execution, ends up being the best match of the night, just like Wrestlemania 2000 Triangle Ladder Match, with just about everything that was good about the WWF's midcard. (10/10)
KOTR Finals
Kurt Angle vs Rikishi
By this time, we've seen these two in so many matches tonight that no one really cares about the match. Sure, the crowd is shrieking when Rikishi nearly gets the pin, and booing Angle, but no one really cared about the match. It was all of six minutes of what the WWE does best these days. (1/10)
Six Man Tag Team Match for WWF Championship
The Rock and Kane and The Undertaker vs Triple H (C) and Vince McMahon and Shane McMahon
This match was horribly executed. Since Vince and Shane aren't heavyweight wrestlers like everyone else, Triple H had to do most of the work, while Vince and Shane get beaten down, and Kane and The Undertaker decide to fight each other. Aside from a high spot of The Undertaker chokeslamming Shane from the top turnbuckle into the announcer's table, this one was dull as trying to eat the DVD afterwards. (5/10)
So if you love frying toilet paper, you might like this event, but it entirely depends on if you even like wrestling. The worst part: you can eat fried toilet paper, but you can't eat this DVD
Summary of WWE King of the Ring 2000
The World Wrestling Federation's King of the Ring production is an annual pay-per-view extravaganza, and this summer 2000 edition features a one-night tournament, a few bizarre matches (such as one weird tussle between two aging wrestlers, both of them male, attired in evening gowns), and a six-man tag team match to decide the WWF championship. As would be expected, there are also plenty of interviews with the wrestlers, and some backstage soap opera action. The crowd at Boston's Fleet Center joyously boos its lungs out when egged on by heels like Kurt Angle, a muscle-bound Eddie Haskell who can't let anyone forget he won a real Olympic gold medal. What's billed as a "Handicap Table Dumpster Match" involving the Dudley Boyz features the villainous brothers being beaten senseless with metal folding chairs and stuffed into a Dumpster filled with garbage. But that hardly ends things. "Those Damned Dudleyz" soon escape their purgatory in the Dumpster and deliver nasty chair shots of their own to their stupefied opponents. The big match that concludes the three-hour event involves Triple H, the Undertaker, the Rock, Kane, and two members of the McMahon family, Shane and Vince, and has plenty of plot twists, betrayals, and even some interludes of wrestling before one man finally stands supreme. --Robert J. McNamaraSports DVD Video
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