The 2002 Vengeance was the second annual

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(PPV)

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produced by

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(WWE). It was held for wrestlers from the promotion's

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and

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brand divisions. The event took place on July 21, 2002, at the

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. It was the first Vengeance event held under the WWE name, after the company had been renamed from World Wrestling Federation to WWE in May that year, as well as the first Vengeance held under the first brand extension. The

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from SmackDown! saw The Rock win the

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in a

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also involving Kurt Angle and the defending champion

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. The main event from Raw was between the champion Rob Van Dam and challenger

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for the

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, in which Van Dam retained his championship by disqualification. The

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featured The Un-Americans (

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and

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) versus Hollywood Hulk Hogan and Edge for the

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versus

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in a No Disqualification match and John Cena versus Chris Jericho in Cena's first PPV match.

Production

Background

In December 2001,

(WWE), at the time known as the World Wrestling Federation (WWF), held a

(PPV) event titled

to replace Armageddon that year as the Armageddon name was considered potentially offensive to the victims of the

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. Following the company being renamed from WWF to WWE in May 2002, the promotion announced that Vengeance would return that year, but in the July slot of their PPV calendar—as Armageddon was reinstated for that December—thus establishing

as an annual event for the promotion, with the 2002 event also being the first Vengeance promoted under the WWE name. The 2002 event would also be the first Vengeance event held under the first

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that was introduced in March, in which the promotion divided its roster into two distinct brands,

and

, where the wrestlers were exclusively assigned to perform. The 2002 event thus featured wrestlers from both brands and was held on July 21, 2002, at the

. Stone Cold Steve Austin was featured on early promotional posters for the event, despite not wrestling or appearing at the event due to him walking out from the company the previous month.

Storylines

Vengeance featured

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that involved different wrestlers from pre-existing feuds, plots, and storylines that were played out on ''

'' and ''

'' –

's (WWE) television programs. Wrestlers portrayed a

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as they followed a series of events that built tension, and culminated in a wrestling match or series of matches. All wrestlers were from WWE's Raw and SmackDown! brands – a storyline division in which WWE employees are assigned to a television program of the same name. The main

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from SmackDown! heading into Vengeance was between The Rock, Kurt Angle and

fighting for the

. At King of the Ring, The Undertaker defeated

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to retain the title. During the match, The Rock interfered hitting The Undertaker with a ''

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''. The Undertaker, angry because of The Rock's interference, asked

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for a match with The Rock. McMahon booked the match for Vengeance and told The Undertaker that it was for the championship. On the July 4 episode of ''SmackDown!'', however, The Undertaker wrestled Angle to a draw in a WWE Undisputed Championship match, when The Undertaker pinned Angle and tapped out to Angle's submission hold at the same time. On the July 8 episode of ''Raw'', McMahon announced that Angle would be added to the match, making it a triple threat match. On the July 11 episode of ''SmackDown!'', The Rock made his return to confront Angle, who challenged him to a match the next week, only for The Undertaker to attack both The Rock and Angle. Later that night, as Angle teamed up with Chris Jericho against John Cena and The Undertaker, The Rock hit the ''Rock Bottom'' on both Angle and The Undertaker. On the July 18 episode of ''SmackDown!'', The Rock defeated Angle by disqualification due to interference from The Undertaker. Angle then nailed The Undertaker with a chair. The main feud from Raw heading into Vengeance was between Rob Van Dam and

for the Intercontinental Championship. The previous month at King of the Ring, Van Dam defeated Chris Jericho in the first semifinal match while Lesnar defeated

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in the second semifinal match. Later that night, Lesnar defeated Van Dam in the finals become King of the Ring and earn the right to face the WWE Undisputed Champion at SummerSlam. Van Dam had held the Intercontinental Championship since the May 27 episode of ''Raw'' when he defeated

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in a

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. On the June 24 episode of ''Raw'', Van Dam interrupted Lesnar's King of the Ring coronation by attacking him from behind and knocking him down with the '' Van Daminator'' and a diving superkick. Later that night, Lesnar faced Van Dam for the Intercontinental Championship in a match that Lesnar lost by disqualification when Lesnar's agent, Paul Heyman, interfered. Afterward, Lesnar nailed Van Dam with two powerbombs, including one through the announce table. On the July 1 episode of ''Raw'', Lesnar and Heyman issued a challenge to Van Dam at Vengeance for the Intercontinental Championship, which Van Dam accepted. On the July 8 episode of ''Raw'', Van Dam brawled with Lesnar and Heyman, with Van Dam nailing Heyman in the face with a '' Van Terminator'' with a steel chair. Later that night, Van Dam chased

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to the back while being distracted, allowing Lesnar to perform an '' F-5'' on Van Dam onto the steel ramp. On the July 15 episode of ''Raw'', Lesnar and The Undertaker defeated Van Dam and

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in a tag team match. After the match, Lesnar attacked The Undertaker. Another storyline heading into Vengeance was Triple H determining what

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he would permanently join. He could either stay on SmackDown! with the new

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Stephanie McMahon or move to Raw with General Manager

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. Originally the New World Order (nWo) was planning to threaten Triple H to join the nWo if he joined Raw, but due to backstage circumstances, the nWo was written off television a week before Vengeance. Shawn Michaels, however, would still promise to bring Triple H to Raw. John Cena made his WWE debut a month before Vengeance on the June 27 episode of ''SmackDown!'' and had entered a minor feud with Kurt Angle and Chris Jericho. Jericho and Edge were also feuding at that time. Their feud began on the June 6 episode of ''SmackDown!'' when Edge and Jericho were scheduled to compete in the King of the Ring first round tournament, but Edge forfeited his match to Jericho due to a legitimate shoulder injury that he suffered on the May 30 episode of ''SmackDown!'' in a steel cage match hitting Angle with a

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. Jericho then forced Edge to raise his hand in victory, but Edge refused and tried to assault Jericho, who retaliated by targeting Edge's shoulder, including nailing his shoulder onto the steel ring steps with the steel chair. Edge and Jericho were booked for a match at Vengeance, until Hollywood Hulk Hogan and Edge defeated Billy and Chuck for the

on the July 4 episode of ''SmackDown!''. Later that night, Jericho had a match with Cena, which Jericho won after he pinned Cena with his own feet on the ropes. On the July 11 episode of ''SmackDown!'', Cena teamed with The Undertaker to take on Angle and Jericho in a tag match, which Cena and The Undertaker won after Cena pinned Jericho. Chris Jericho then asked Mr. McMahon to let The Un-Americans (

and

) to wrestle Hollywood Hulk Hogan and Edge for the WWE Tag Team Championship at Vengeance, to which McMahon agreed. On the July 8 episode of ''Raw'', Jeff Hardy defeated

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to win the European Championship. Regal, upset after his loss, used his rematch clause at Vengeance. On the July 15 episode of ''Raw'', Hardy teamed with Bubba Ray and Spike Dudley to take on Regal,

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and

in a

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elimination match. Benoit last eliminated Hardy by forcing Hardy to submit to the ''

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'' following a brass knuckles shot by Regal, who had already been eliminated.

had been feuding with the nWo at the time of their demise after being kicked out of the group on the June 10 episode of ''Raw''. On the June 17 episode of ''Raw'', Booker T competed in the King of the Ring quarter final round against Brock Lesnar, who won following the interference from the nWo. On the July 15 episode of ''Raw'', Booker T defeated former nWo member

by disqualification after Big Show hit Booker T with a chair. After the match, Big Show asked Raw General Manager Eric Bischoff if he could fight Booker T in a no disqualification match at Vengeance, which Bischoff granted. On the June 6 episode of ''SmackDown!'', Jamie Noble debuted by attacking The Hurricane and was joined by Nidia. On the June 20 episode of ''SmackDown!'', Noble defeated Billy Kidman after he nailed him with a

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off the top rope. Afterward, Hurricane got his mask back (that Noble and Nidia had taken from him the previous week) after nailing Noble with a chokeslam. Then at King of the Ring, Noble defeated Hurricane for the Cruiserweight Championship. The following three weeks on ''SmackDown!'', Kidman and Hurricane defeated Noble and Tajiri in two tag team matches and Kidman then challenged Noble to a Cruiserweight Championship match at Vengeance.

Event

Before the event went live on pay-per-view,

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defeated

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in a match aired live on ''

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''. The show began with

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and

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until Tazz and Michael Cole said they deserved to call Vengeance just as much as Ross and Lawler should. Ross agreed and let Tazz and Cole call the first half of the show.

Preliminary matches

The first match saw The Dudley Boyz ( Bubba Ray Dudley and Spike Dudley) face

and

in an Elimination tag team tables match. Guerrero was eliminated by Spike after a Dudley Dog through a table. Spike was eliminated by Benoit after a Military Press Slam through a table. Benoit was eliminated by Bubba Ray after a Bubba Bomb through a table, winning the match for the Dudley Boyz. The second match was for the WWE Cruiserweight Championship between Jamie Noble and Billy Kidman. Noble pinned Kidman after a Gibson Driver to retain the title. The third match was for the WWE European Championship between Jeff Hardy and

. Hardy pinned Regal with a roll-up to retain the title. The fourth match was between John Cena and Chris Jericho. Jericho attempted to apply the Walls of Jericho on Cena, but Cena countered with a roll-up to win the match, ending their feud.

Main event matches

The fifth match was for the

between Rob Van Dam and

. In the end, Lesnar attempted an F5 on Van Dam but Van Dam countered with a DDT and executed a Five Star Frog Splash on Lesnar. Van Dam attempted to pin Lesnar, but Paul Heyman pulled Charles Robinson out of the ring, meaning Van Dam retained the title by disqualification. After the match, Van Dam performed a Baseball Slide on Heyman and Robinson attacked Heyman. Van Dam attempted a Van Terminator on Lesnar, but Heyman stopped Van Dam and Lesnar performed an F5 onto a steel chair on Van Dam. The sixth match was a No Disqualification match between

and

. Booker T performed a Scissors Kick on Big Show through a broadcast table, another Scissors Kick and a Houston Hangover to win the match. A segment occurred involving SmackDown! General Manager Stephanie McMahon and Raw General Manager

trying to sign

to ''Raw'' or ''SmackDown!''. After

told Triple H he had an idea (referencing reforming D-Generation X), Triple H decided to sign with the ''Raw'' brand. The seventh match was for the

between Hollywood Hulk Hogan and Edge and The Un-Americans (

and

). During the match, Edge attempted a Spear on Storm, but Edge accidentally speared the referee.

interfered, executing a Big Boot on Edge. Storm pinned Edge for a near-fall. Edge performed a Spear on Storm, but Christian distracted the referee, allowing Chris Jericho to interfere and hit Edge with a title belt. Storm pinned Edge to win the match and the title for The Un-Americans. The main event was a

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for the

between

, The Rock and Kurt Angle. During the match, The Rock performed a Chokeslam on The Undertaker and applied an Ankle Lock on Angle, but Angle countered with a Rock Bottom on The Rock. Angle attempted an Angle Slam on The Undertaker, but The Undertaker countered with an Angle Slam on Angle. The Rock performed a People's Elbow on The Undertaker, but Angle pulled The Rock out of the ring and nearly pinned The Undertaker for a near-fall. Angle hit The Undertaker with a steel chair and performed an Angle Slam on The Rock, getting near-falls on both competitors. The Undertaker performed a Last Ride on The Rock, but Angle broke up the pinfall by applying an Ankle Lock on The Undertaker, The Undertaker escaped the hold. The Undertaker performed a Chokeslam on Angle and The Rock performed a Rock Bottom on The Undertaker for a near-fall. Angle performed an Angle Slam on The Undertaker and The Rock performed a Rock Bottom on Angle to win the title for a (then) record seventh time.

Aftermath

After winning the

, The Rock then entered a feud with the number one contender

for the upcoming SummerSlam event. Lesnar went on to win the match and become the youngest champion in the title's history. It was also the last match for The Rock as an active WWE wrestler, and his final reign as WWE Champion until winning the title at the Royal Rumble in 2013, prior to being a full-time actor in Hollywood.

and

came out the night after Vengeance and what appeared to be a reunion for D-Generation X was instead Triple H turning heel and nailing a ''

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'' on Michaels. This caused Michaels to retaliate and challenge Triple H to an Unsanctioned Street Fight at SummerSlam, marking his first official match since WrestleMania XIV. Michaels won the match, and Triple H attacked him after the match. The following night on ''Raw'',

decided to merge the Intercontinental Championship and the European Championship into one, putting Rob Van Dam and Jeff Hardy against each other in a ladder match. Van Dam won the match, and the European Championship was retired. On the next ''Raw'', Van Dam lost the Intercontinental Championship to

, who would then jump to the SmackDown! brand. Van Dam used his rematch clause for SummerSlam and brought the Intercontinental Championship back to Raw. After losing to John Cena, Chris Jericho had to face Edge in a steel cage match on the July 25 episode of ''SmackDown!''. Edge won the match, and Jericho, along with The Un-Americans, moved to the Raw brand. Jericho then went on to feud with

and

began to feud with

and

, while

had a one-month feud with

. After his steel cage match win over Jericho, Edge began a two-month-long feud with

. After losing the triple threat match to The Rock, Kurt Angle was pinned by Rey Mysterio in a six-man tag team match on the August 8 episode of ''SmackDown!''. As a result, on the following episode of ''SmackDown!'', he challenged Mysterio to a match at SummerSlam to which Mysterio agreed. Although the 2002 Vengeance featured wrestlers from both brands, the following year,

was promoted as a SmackDown!-exclusive PPV.

Results

References

External links

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