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*[[Kane]] vs. [[Pat Patterson]] & [[Gerald Brisco]] ended in a no contest in a handicap match |
*[[Kane]] vs. [[Pat Patterson]] & [[Gerald Brisco]] ended in a no contest in a handicap match |
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*The [[Road Dogg]] (c) defeated [[Al Snow]] to retain the [[WWF Hardcore Championship]] (8:38) |
*The [[Road Dogg]] (c) defeated [[Al Snow]] to retain the [[WWF Hardcore Championship]] (8:38) |
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− | *[[Mankind]] (w/ [[Billy Gunn]], [[Chyna]], [[The Road Dogg]], [[Triple H]] & [[X-Pac]]) defeated [[The Rock]] (w/ [[Kane]], [[Ken Shamrock]], [[Shane McMahon]], [[Test]], [[The Big Bossman]] & [[Vince McMahon]]) (c) to win the [[WWF Championship]] (8:48) |
+ | *[[Mankind]] (w/ [[Billy Gunn]], [[Chyna]], [[The Road Dogg]], [[Triple H]] & [[X-Pac]]) defeated [[The Rock]] (w/ [[Kane]], [[Ken Shamrock]], [[Shane McMahon]], [[Test]], [[The Big Bossman]] & [[Vince McMahon, Jr.|Vince McMahon]]) (c) to win the [[WWF Championship]] (8:48) |
==Commentators== |
==Commentators== |
Revision as of 12:03, 7 May 2016
The January 4, 1999 Edition of RAW is a Professional wrestling television show of the WWE's RAW brand, took place on December 29, 1998 at the Worcester Centrum in Worcester, Massachusetts.
Results
- Numbers in parentheses indicate the length of the match.
- (c) refers to the champion(s) heading into the match.
- Steve Blackman defeated Ken Shamrock (3:26)
- Mark Henry defeated Goldust via DQ (3:44)
- The Godfather vs. Test ended in a double DQ (1:59)
- Triple H (w/ Chyna) defeated Mankind (with Shane McMahon as Special guest referee) (2:57)
- Edge vs. D-Lo Brown ended in a no contest (4:57)
- Kane vs. Pat Patterson & Gerald Brisco ended in a no contest in a handicap match
- The Road Dogg (c) defeated Al Snow to retain the WWF Hardcore Championship (8:38)
- Mankind (w/ Billy Gunn, Chyna, The Road Dogg, Triple H & X-Pac) defeated The Rock (w/ Kane, Ken Shamrock, Shane McMahon, Test, The Big Bossman & Vince McMahon) (c) to win the WWF Championship (8:48)