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WWE’s momentum is undeniable as it recently hosted the electrifying Backlash France event. With the event concluded, the focus now shifts to the future with the new roster set to debut on RAW. Fans can also look forward to the upcoming King and Queen of the Ring Premium Live Event, which is just three weeks away. Following that, WWE has planned major shows such as Money in the Bank and Clash at the Castle Scotland. While there’s much to anticipate, fans who enjoy revisiting the past can indulge in a weekly retrospective of the company’s rich 70-plus-year history, featuring some of the most memorable matches and moments.
Delving into WWE’s history, we revisit several Backlash events and an Extreme Rules show. These events have given fans unforgettable moments, including a peculiar booking decision involving Vince McMahon, the return of Brock Lesnar, and other significant happenings. The Backlash event from April 29th, 2001, stands out as it featured a high-stakes all or nothing tag team match with multiple titles on the line. The Two-Man Power Trip, consisting of Triple H and Steve Austin, emerged victorious over The Brothers of Destruction, resulting in The Undertaker and Kane losing the WWF Tag Team Titles. Unfortunately, an injury to Triple H soon after meant that the Two-Man Power Trip storyline was left without a proper conclusion.
Another memorable Backlash took place on April 29th, 2007, where The Undertaker and Batista ended their Last Man Standing Match in dramatic fashion. Both competitors crashed off the stage, leading to a draw as neither could answer the ten-count. Meanwhile, the Extreme Rules event from April 29th, 2012, marked Brock Lesnar’s highly anticipated return to the WWE ring after an eight-year absence. Despite the hype, Lesnar’s comeback match against John Cena resulted in a surprising loss for Lesnar, a decision that still baffles fans. However, Lesnar would later seek and achieve retribution in subsequent matches.
One of the most bizarre matches in WWE history occurred at Backlash on April 30th, 2006, where Vince McMahon and Shane McMahon faced Shawn Michaels and his unconventional tag team partner, “God.” The match, which essentially became a handicap match, saw Vince and Shane emerge victorious. Lastly, the Backlash event on May 1st, 2005, witnessed the formation of a dream team as Shawn Michaels and Hulk Hogan joined forces. The iconic duo triumphed over Daivari and Muhammad Hassan, celebrating their victory in a post-match pose. However, their alliance would be short-lived as Michaels would eventually turn on Hogan.
