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WWE Breakdown: Unforgiven '98 - A Thrilling Night of Action

September 27, 1998, Copps Coliseum, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada - The WWE's latest pay-per-view extravaganza, Unforgiven '98, has left fans reeling with a night of non-stop action and drama. As the sold-out crowd of 17,045 witnessed firsthand, this event had it all: electrifying matches, shocking upsets, and even some surprises.

Opening Match: Owen Hart vs. Edge

In the opening bout, Canadian hero Owen Hart proved why he's one of the top in-ring performers today, defeating young upstart Edge via submission (09:18). This match was a great way to get the crowd going, with both men showing flashes of their respective styles.

Tag Team Action: Al Snow and Scorpio vs. Too Much

Al Snow and Scorpio made it two for two on the night, taking down Too Much's Brian Christopher and Scott Taylor in an energetic tag team contest (08:05). This match was all about high-flying action and a fun exchange between the teams.

Middle Card Mayhem: Marc Mero vs. Darren Drozdov

Marc Mero got back to winning ways by besting Darren Drozdov in a quick but hard-hitting singles match (05:12). This one was over before it really got started, with Mero's experience proving too much for the young challenger.

Falls Count Anywhere: Bradshaw vs. Vader

The first of two major matches on the card saw Bradshaw and Vader engage in a wild Falls Count Anywhere bout (07:55). Both men left everything in the ring, with Bradshaw emerging victorious after a vicious clothesline outside the arena.

D-Lo Brown's Big Win: Gangrel vs. D-Lo

D-Lo Brown bounced back from recent losses by pinning Gangrel in a competitive singles match (07:50). This one was a solid effort all around, with both men showing their skills.

Triple Threat Cage Mayhem: The Rock vs. Ken Shamrock and Mankind

And then there was the main event of the evening... or rather, the co-main event. In a thrilling Triple Threat Cage Match, The Rock outlasted Ken Shamrock and Mankind to claim victory (18:47). This one had everything: near-falls, chair shots, and even some technical grappling. A must-see match for any wrestling fan.

Singles Showdown: Val Venis vs. Dustin Runnels

Val Venis looked sharp in a singles win over Dustin Runnels (09:09), using his quickness and cunning to outmaneuver the veteran Runnels.

Six-Man Tag Chaos: D-Generation X vs. Jeff Jarrett and Southern Justice

In a fun but slightly sloppy Six-Man Tag Team Match, D-Generation X (Billy Gunn, The Road Dogg, and X-Pac) took down Jeff Jarrett and Southern Justice's Dennis Knight and Mark Canterbury (11:15). This one was all about high-energy action and some clever teamwork.

WWE Title Triple Threat Mayhem: Steve Austin vs. Kane and The Undertaker

And finally, the night ended with a bang as WWE Champion Stone Cold Steve Austin faced off against Kane and The Undertaker in a thrilling WWE Title Triple Threat Match (22:03). This one was everything you'd want from a main event: drama, near-falls, and even some shocking moments. In the end, it was the champion Austin who emerged victorious, retaining his title in a hard-fought victory.

The Verdict

Unforgiven '98 was a top-notch pay-per-view, featuring a mix of great matches and memorable moments. The crowd was hot all night long, and the WWE delivered on its promise of an unforgettable evening. If you missed this one, do yourself a favor and track it down - it's well worth your time.

Rating: 4.5/5

Recommendation: A must-watch for any wrestling fan. Even if you're not a die-hard WWE follower, the matches themselves are engaging and entertaining enough to warrant checking out.


Card Details

  • Date: 27 Sep 1998
  • Promotion: World Wrestling Entertainment
  • Arena: Copps Coliseum
  • Attendance: 17045
  • Type: Pay Per View
  • Broadcast Type: Live
  • Broadcast Date: 27 Sep 1998

Matches

  1. Owen Hart defeat Edge in a Singles Match
    Match Time: 09:18

  2. Al Snow and Scorpio defeat Too Much (Brian Christopher and Scott Taylor) in a Tag Team Match
    Match Time: 08:05

  3. Marc Mero defeat Darren Drozdov in a Singles Match
    Match Time: 05:12

  4. Bradshaw defeat Vader in a Falls Count Anywhere Match
    Match Time: 07:55

  5. D-Lo Brown defeat Gangrel in a Singles Match
    Match Time: 07:50

  6. The Rock defeat Ken Shamrock and Mankind in a Triple Threat Cage Match
    Match Time: 18:47

  7. Val Venis defeat Dustin Runnels in a Singles Match
    Match Time: 09:09

  8. D-Generation X (Billy Gunn, The Road Dogg and X-Pac) defeat Jeff Jarrett and Southern Justice (Dennis Knight and Mark Canterbury) in a Six Man Tag Team Match
    Match Time: 11:15

  9. Kane and The Undertaker(C) defeat Steve Austin in a WWE Title Triple Threat Match
    Match Time: 22:03