WWE King of the Ring 2002
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Movie Reviews of WWE King of the Ring 2002
Movie Review: King of the Ring is the King of sleepfests...
Summary: 2 Stars
Once again the WWE falls short of putting on a worthy June Pay-Per-View. For the most part the whole card was slow paced. Not one of the King of the Ring Tournament matches were any good. Triple H and Undertaker, well, what do you expect? Taker's 40 years old, and Triple H hasn't been as good since he had his surgery. The only match I would consider watching over is the Angle v.s. Hogan match, but that's just because I think Kurt Angle is the best in the WWE. So the only reason I gave this PPV 2 stars is because I liked the pyrotechnics display at the beginning and the big chair in the king of the ring set was nice. Anybody that gave this more than 3 stars has obviously never seen a good WWE Pay-Per-View.Movie Review: King of the Ring 2002 was awful
Summary: 1 Stars
King of the Ring 2002 was one of the most boring and uneventful ppv's in a long while. Absolutely nothing of interest happened at this ppv. There were only two watchable matches and the rest of the card is terrible. KOR Semifinal-RVD d. Chris Jericho: this was easily the best match of the night and it was the opener! Great back and forth action with RVD pulling out the win. Set the tone for a great night, but that didn't happen. 8/10
KOR Semifinal-Brock Lesnar d. Test: this was a pretty good match.
Test and Lesnar really put on an extremely hard hitting match that ends with Lesnar pinning Test. 5/10
Ric Flair d. Eddie Guerrero: this was a dull match with no buildup. Only put on the card to replace Austin vs. Guerrero. Interference from Bubba Ray Dudley gives Flair the victory. 2/10
Cruiserweight Title - Jamie Noble d. Hurricane: this really didn't deserve a spot on the ppv, especially since Noble had only been around for 3 weeks. Noble wins with the help of Nidia, even though she did a lousy job of making it look like she did anything. 2/10
Women's Title - Molly Holly d. Trish Stratus: once again this did not deserve a spot on ppv. Molly wins by grabbing the tights, even though she didn't really grab them until Trish had already been counted down. How come everyone who was supposed to cheat to win messed up in the actual cheating part? 2/10
Kurt Angle d. Hulk Hogan: this was the second best match of the night. Angle does a great job of making anyone look good, even that bald joke of a wrestler Hulk Hogan. Some great action in this match. 6/10
KOR Final - Brock Lesnar d. RVD: this final left no doubt who would win the title shot at SummerSlam. Who really thought RVD would get a main event, even though he deserves it two hundred times as much as that goon Lesnar. Lesnar wins with help from Heyman. Short match, nothing special. 3/10
Undisputed WWE Title - Undertaker d. Triple H: this was easily the worst main event I have ever seen. Slow paced, dull, fall asleep, boring match. Trips was injured, Taker didn't have it on this night. Easily Triple H's worst match in a while. Don't get me wrong, I'm not one of those internet Triple H haters who think they know what is going on in the WWE lockerrooms, I am a huge Triple H fan, but this match is bad. The Rock interferes and salvages any possible entertainment out of the match. If you buy this, fast forward to the end of the match to see Rock's interference, its the only good part. Awful overall match. 2/10
Overall this ppv gets a 30/80 which is utterly terrible. If you want a good 2002 ppv get SummerSlam, Survivor Series, or Judgment Day as they are packed with excellent matches. If you want to see a good Triple H-Undertaker match get WrestleMania X7, its classic.
Movie Review: I was at this event...
Summary: 1 Stars
I was at this event in Columbus, Ohio and let me tell you what a snooze-fest it really was! I actually nodding off during the ppv! Nodding off and I was at the event! I'm a huge wrestling fan and I have been to RAW's in Cincinnati and Columbus and I was really looking forward to my first ppv event, yet alone one of the top 5 (KOTR)! The only reason I am purchasing this DVD is to: A) Watch parts of the matches I fell asleep to and B) Try to find something worthwhile of spending my $$$ tickets on.Hollywood v. Angle stole the show in my book. I really liked seeing Jamie Noble's debut as I had watched him for well over a year in what was originally a few months ago a WWE development territory: HWA.
Movie Review: Yet another Triple H match stinking up a ppv
Summary: 1 Stars
This was the most boring ppv of 2002 and delivered one of the worst wwe title matches of all time. Triple H vs Undertaker is brutal to watch and is nothing but slow plodding offense. Triple H hasn't had a good match since his return, and continues to tank wwe ratings, yet he uses his backstage power to stay in the main events. Undertaker needs to RETIRE, period. Kurt Angle vs Hulk Hogan is a pretty good match and Hogan puts Angle OVER. Something Triple H needs to learn. The actual tournament is nothing special and the crowd is DEAD through most of it. Lesner wins, deflating the crowd, because he wasn't OVER yet. This event is terrible! Stay Away, you've been warned!Movie Review: Terrible PPV
Summary: 1 Stars
This was easily one of the worst WWE/F PPV's in years. Oftentimes with PPV's that aren't up to snuff, there's at least one match that makes buying the DVD worthwhile for the hardcore fan. Well I'm as hardcore as they come, and there is nothing redeemable about this at all. The cruiserweight match should have been much better, the main event is arguably the worst WWE has put on in 5 years, and the KOTR finals lasted less than 10 minutes.