WrestleMania X (1994 TV Special) User Reviews (20)

Wrestlemania X, 1994

[wrestlingsitewebmaster · 9/10 · 13 June 2008]

Vince McMahon knew he had to deliver at this Wrestlemania and did he ever. After watching the previous Wrestlemania (9) which is the worst one ever, I felt like we were watching something memorable and we were.

To kick things off Owen Hart and Bret Hart had a classic match but what made this doubly memorable was when Owen won the match fair and square, fans were shocked by the outcome.

It also featured a good falls count anywhere match between 'Macho Man' Randy Savage and Crush, a superb ladder match between Scott 'Razor Ramon' Hall and Shawn Michaels and a very entertaining main event between Bret 'hitman' Hart and the massive Yokozuna. When Hart defeated Yoko for the title fans POPPED big time and in a great moment wrestlers such as Razor Ramon, Lex Luger, Tatanka, Macho Man and the 123 Kid (Sean Waltman) came out to congratulate Hart for the win.

WWE presented a very unusual but fascinating storyline in this Wrestlemania. Here's the story, Hart and Luger both won the Royal Rumble the previous January when referees' Earl Hebner and the late Joey Marella couldn't decide who touched the mat first. At this stage WWF president Jack Tunney came out and announced that Hart and Luger had won the match together. This meant Luger would wrestle Yoko for the title at this Wrestlemania and have special referee the late great Curt Hennig officiate the match, the winner would be in the main event to face the champion. Fans were miffed when Hennig turned heel on Luger because he attacked Mr Fuji and Jim Cornette (for good reason I might add because they done nothing but interfere during the match). Luger and Hennig had an argument after the match. Luger was disqualified during this match and that meant Yoko would meet Hart later on in the main event.

There's some lame matches on the card though, for reasons unknown Ludvig Burga was set to meet Adam Bomb on the card but Earthquake (John Tenta) replaced Burga and completely squashed Bomb in a short match. And Alundra Blaze defeated Leilani Kai in a forgettable match.

Results from the show: Owen Hart defeated brother, Bret Hart in a thrilling contest.... 'Macho Man' Randy Savage downed Crush in a good falls count anywhere match.... Men on a Mission (Mo and Mabel) defeated The Qeubecers (Pierre and Jacques) via count out.... Yokozuna beat Lex Luger via DQ thus retaining the World Heavyweight Championship.... Bam Bam Bigelow and Luna Vachon downed Doink and Dink in a fairly entertaining comedy match.... Alundra Blaze defeated Leilani Kai in a match which fans didn't care about.... Razor Ramon beat Shawn Michaels in a classic ladder match to become the undisputed Intercontinetal Champion.... Earthquake downed Adam Bomb in a squash match.... Bret Hart pinned Yokozuna to become the Heavyweight Champion ('Rowdy' Roddy pier was the special guest referee).

Overall Grade - A-

Major Improvement to Wrestlemania IX

[kevinc5680 · 7/10 · 10 June 2006]

As my review about Wrestlemania IX, my issue with the Wrestlemania's from 1993-1997 was simply the gimmicks. Take those out and you have a quality event. Unfortunately, that's not possible. But don't be discouraged, Wrestlemania X came through.

All I have to say is thanks to Bret Hart. His two matches on this event were great. The fact that he came out and gave not one, but two excellent matches, proves how great he really was. The opening "Hart" match is excellent. What do you expect from the greatest wrestling family in the world? The mixed tag team match is like most, entertaining, but they get old quick. I enjoyed Macho Man vs. Crush. At the time, falls anywhere was non-existent. Up until a few years ago, the Women's Championship was when I'd go to the bathroom, get a refill on my drink, and get a snack for the next match. Women's matches today are much more entertaining and I think they are just more athletic. I hate to talk bad about the classic Women's matches, but they just weren't that entertaining. Moving on, Luger vs. Yokozuna was decent, but following it would be one of the greatest Wrestlemania matches in history, the Ladder Match with Michaels and Razor Ramon. I remember being in awe when I saw this match in 1994. It's still entertaining to this day and the event is worth it just for this match. Bret Hart follows with another great performance for the WWF Championship.

Wrestlemania X ended up being pretty good aside from a few matches. I guess that's gonna be with any PPV, but this one really shows off the major stars of the WWF at the time.

The Beginning...

[goliath41 · 9/10 · 17 June 2001]

Wrestlemania X was the beginning of a few things. One would be Owen Hart defeating his brother in a terrific match,Bret might of took the title that night,but nobody ever forgot Owen's win.It was also the beginning of the ladder match.One spectacular move after the other highlighted this match.Shawn was cheated out of title,but that match made him the great champion he became.Ten years in the making and a lifetime of memories.Five stars for the greatest wrestlemania in history.

Ten years in the making, and well worth the wait.

[bh_tafe3 · 10/10 · 8 March 2009]

Wrestlemania X is arguably the very best WWE produced PPV ever. The night featured two WWE Title matches, the first ladder match to happen on a WWE PPV, and probably the best technical wrestling match in history. It also did what any good Wrestlemania does, and that's culminate a year long storyline.

The story going into Wrestlemania X was that two men, Bret Hart and Lex Luger, had won the 1994 Royal Rumble and so it was decided that both men would receive a title opportunity. Bret Hart won a coin toss to get the last match of the evening and so he would face whoever won the first title match of the evening between Yokozuna and Lex Luger.

But to keep things fair, Bret needed an opponent to face earlier in the night. Stepping forward was Bret's little brother Owen, who had turned on Bret after losing a tag match at the Royal Rumble. So in the first match of the night, after months of Bret refusing to face his brother, they met, and put on one of the best matches in WWE history. Owen Hart was never better than he was in this match, countering an attempted sunset flip into a pin to beat his older brother. So Hart's night was off to a rough start.

The next match, after some well received nonsense regarding Howard Finkel, saw Bam Bam Bigelow and his girlfriend Luna Vachon defeat Doink the Clown and his midget ally Dink. Doink and Bigelow had been feuding for a while. Not much a match, harmless fun.

The next match was historical for being Randy Savage's final match at a Wrestlemania. He had been in a long feud with Crush and they had an interesting Falls Count Anywhere match here. The gimmick was that once a wrestler had been pinned they had sixty seconds to return to the ring and if they didn't make it the match was over. Savage wins it pinning Crush backstage and then tying his leg to a pulley, e3nsuring he wasn't making it back to the ring in time. Good match, innovative.

Women's wrestling then made a return to PPV in the WWE with Women's Chanpion Alundra Blayze defeating Leilani Kai with a German Suplex to retain her title.

Next up it was Men on a Mission defeating WWE Tag Team Champions the Quebecers by count out in a nothing match that I'd forgotten existed.

Lex Luger was screwed by guest referee Mr Perfect in his WWE Championship match against Yokozuna. Luger had the match won, but Perfect was outside the ring tending to Cornette and Fuji, who'd been knocked around earlier. Luger then shoved Perfect, who disqualified him. This had not been a bad match up to that point.

Harvey Wippleman then came to the ring with his latest monster Adam Bomb, who teased Howard Finkle, only for Earthquake to come out to the ring and beat him in 32 seconds.

Next came one of the most memorable matches in Wrestlemania history as Shawn Michaels and Razor Ramon met in a ladder match. Michaels had been stripped of the WWE Title following an injury, and Ramon had won the title in the interim. Michaels had refused to hand over his belt though as he saw himself as the rightful champion. And so both belts were hung from a hook above the ring with whoever was able to climb the ladder and retrieve them declared the winner. Michaels and Ramon put on a classic, with Ramon winning after Michaels got his foot tangled in the ropes. One of the best matches ever.

A ten man tag match was scheduled to happen next but the evil team of Irwin R Schyster, The Headshrinkers, Rick Martel and Jeff Jarrett could not agree on who would be the team's captain for the match and so refused to wrestle. In truth they were running out of time and had to go straight to the main event. Their opponents were scheduled to be the the 1-2-3 Kid, Sparky Plugg, Tatanka and The Smoking Gunns.

Finally comes our main event. Former WWE Champion Bret Hart taking on the current champion Yokozuna, the man who had beaten him for the title at Wrestlemania IX a year earlier. Hart wins an entertaining back and forth match, dodging banzai drop to get the pin. Fuji and his cronies had finally been beaten. The title was back with a good guy and the whole locker room came out to celebrate, except for Owen Hart, who glared at his brother from, ringside. What a match! What an evening! And what a Wrestlemania!!! Quite possibly the best ever.

the best

[jimjam20-2 · 10/10 · 30 July 2000]

WOW!...Wrestlemania X is the best ever...one year after putting on the worst WM in history they blew us away with this awesome show.....the Bret Hart/Owen Hart match is my all time personall favorite wrestling match....and the Razor/Shawn match is one of those matches u just have to sit back and watch and say "ow!" at the right times....the rest of the show is lackluster...but nothing really bad....but for those 2 matches....makes this a must see....most of the faces go over where they should...and in the big celebration at the end is a great way to end the show...celeberties include Donnie Wahlberg, Rhonda Shear, Burt Reynolds & Jennie Garth...with guest appearances from Mr. Perfect & Rowdy Roddy Piper...a must see for any wrestling fan perfect 10!

The Best Wrestling Show Ever!!

[mathewshires · 29 April 2001]

Wrestlemania 3 is the historical one, WrestleMania 14 is the cool one that put the WWF firmly back on track in the US-but Wrestlemania 10 stands alone as the one with the best action, fun and storylines. The late,great Owen Hart tears the house down with his brother Bret Hart, the late Yokozuna manages TWO respectable performances and,of course, the Shawn Michaels-Razor Ramon ladder match just rules. Elsewhere, there's a midget clown, Little Richard, a decent womens match and Burt Reynolds. Cool.

Bret vs. Owen: THE classic match of all time

[unbend_5440 · 10/10 · 21 April 2002]

Anyone who loves technical wrestling, and has not seen Bret Hart take on his brother Owen Hart at Wrestlemania X, cannot truly call themselves a wrestling fan. The Hart Brothers put on the very first match of Wrestlemania X, and it is the single best wrestling math I've seen in my entire life. I won't even try to describe the match. It's one of those that you have to see to understand. Bret and Owen are arguably the best all-around WRESTLERS of this generation. So it's like a fans dream to see the brothers going at it for 20 minutes straight! Reversal after reversal, pin attempt after pin attempt, some of the most original maneuvers ever captured on film. Just thinking about it makes me want to shut off this computer and put on my tape! Hands down: BEST match ever.

And if that's not enough, Wrestlemania X has the second-best match I've ever seen. That would be the Shawn Michaels vs. Razor Ramon Ladder Match. If you've seen the recent Hardy Boyz/Christian & Edge Ladder Matches, and enjoyed them, you have to see Michaels and Razor start it all. This was the first time a Ladder Match had ever appeared on a pay per view, and almost every wrestling expert regards it as still being the best. Shawn Michaels and Razor Ramon (aka Scott Hall) are two of the most successful wrestlers ever, but in all the years since, neither has put on a show to top the Ladder Match. There's also a brief appearance by Kevin Nash (aka Diesel) early in the match. This was early in his career, and it's cool to see putting the boots to his real life best friend, Scott Hall.

Oh yeah, this event also had two World Title matches in one night. Yokozuna vs. Lex Luger, and later Yokozuna vs. Bret Hart. Normally I'd go on writing about those matches all night, but compared to Bret/Owen and the Ladder Match, they look amateur. Don't get me wrong, the rest of the matches on Wrestlemania X were spectacular, but the real reason to see it is for The Hart Brothers and the Ladder Match.

Perfect 10!

memories

[lawnboy1977 · 10/10 · 31 March 2003]

The memories I have from watching this show are beyond words. This was the first Wrestlemania I got to see live on PPV and it is still the best. Bret vs Owen, HBK vs Razor Ramon, Bret against Yoko, and Randy Savages last Wrestlemania match against Crush. I'll remember this show when I'm on my deathbed, thats how special it was for me.

The Show stealer

[paudieconnolly · 7/10 · 3 May 2021]

Two great matches will be what is remembered from this one. Do two matches make a mania hard to say when either is the main event. With one being a match that could be part of a lot of people's Top 10 ever matches including mine. Stealing the show must be the ultimate aim of wrestlers and Wrestlemania X is A perfect example.

best wrestlemania ever?

[ksizzle836 · 10/10 · 2 January 2006]

this could be my favorite wrestlemania. the bret/owen opener was one of my personal favorite matches ever. they really put on a hell of a show. the savage/ crush match had a pretty cool ending. the ladder match was very good. this is the most talked about match of this wrestlemania, partly because it was good and partly because it was so innovative for its time. even though i feel it wasn't as good as bret and owen, this match stole the show in the minds of most people. and rightfully so. you didn't see many matches like that in them days. the bret/yokozuna match i had a problem with. that was one of the worst endings i've ever seen. at first i thought piper shook the rope and knocked yokozuna off. that wasn't the case, however maybe it should have been. it would have been much more fitting than yoko just losing his balance. it never happened to him the 50,000 times he tried that move. and lets face it. piper isn't beyond anything. given the competitors and the special guest referee this would have been a much cooler ending.

Great show that set the future for 2 legends!!

[morantjavonte · 7/10 · 17 May 2020]

After the disaster of WrestleMania IX, WrestleMania X was was a huge improvement over it's prequel. This WrestleMania was at Madison Square Garden in 1994 and was known to be the first WrestleMania that did not include Hulk Hogan. Hulk Hogan was the big face in the company for an entire decade but he wanted to start a Hollywood career which didn't go well and drew him back to Wrestling but not in WWF. But this WrestleMania proved that he was definitely no longer needed and Stars like Bret Hart, Shawn Michaels, and Owen Hart proved they can be the future stars of the promotion. Bret Hart would have his legendary match against his brother Owen and this was the beginning of HBK showing why he's Mr. WrestleMania in his tremendous ladder match.

The Good - While many consider Bret Hart vs. Owen Hart the "Match of the Night" I think I will have to watch it twice. It was an amazing match but I felt like Razor Ramon vs. Shawn Michaels stole the show. As said HBK showed that he had it in him to be the top star of the company to rival Bret Hart for the next 2 years. HBK got a huge cheer from ladies when Razor pulled his tights exposing his @$$. I thought it was funny. Main Event to was also pretty good and Yokozuna did better than his main event last year.

The Meh - Lex Luger vs. Yokozuna is said by many to be awful but personally I thought it was okay. It wasn't a Disaster. The Mixed tag team was decent but the ending was confusing as you can tell someone messed up something. The undercard basically could have been a lot better.

The Bad - Randy Savage's last WrestleMania wasn't that good. It wasn't horrible but some dumb rules added dragged it down. Women's match was forgettable.

Overall - A good WrestleMania. It's surprising how good of a show this was considering this took place at a time where Vince was having trouble with his company.

0 = Terrible: 1 = Bad/Lackluster: 2 = Decent: 3 = Good: 4 = Awesome: 5 = One of the best of all time

1. Bret Hart vs. Owen Hart - 5/5

2. Bam Bam Bigalow and Luna vs. Doink and Dink - 2/5

3. Randy Savage vs. Crush (falls count anywhere) - 1.5/5

4. Alundra Blayze vs. Leilani Kai: WWE Women's Championship - 2/5

5. Men on a Mission vs. Quebecers: World Tag Team Championship - 1.5/5

6. Lex Luger vs. Yokozuna: WWE Championship - 2/5

7. Earthquake vs. Adam Bomb - Not worth it

8. Shawn Michaels vs. Razor Ramon: Intercontinental Championship (ladder Match) - 5/5

9. Yokozuna vs. Bret Hart: WWE Championship - 3/5

Best Match - Shawn Michaels vs. Razor Ramon

Worst Match - Men on a Mission vs. Quebecers

Most Memorable Moment - Bret Hart's celebration

Top 5 Performers

1. Bret Hart 2. HBK 3. Razor Ramon 4. Owen Hart 5. Yokozuna

Score 7 out of 10: Good.

Good Matches, But No "Future In It"

[zkonedog · 5/10 · 6 March 2017]

Smack dab in the middle of the "Bret Hart Era" of the WWF, Wrestlemania X manages to pull off a rare feat: despite having very few wrestlers who ended up having truly bright futures for the company, this event features some pretty good technical matches.

My personal highlights included...

-The Hart brothers (Bret & Owen) square of in a passionate technical battle. Maybe the best match of the whole card right from the get-go. -Doink and Dink...just fun for the pure comedy standpoint! -Both matches featuring Yokozuna, who may have been the best "big man" in the history of WWF (easily to that point). -Randy Savage and Crush put on a pretty good show (a precursor of many "No Holds Barred" matches to come). -The celebrated inaugural ladder match between Shawn Michaels and Razor Ramon. It looks "tame" by today's standards, but this was the match that started it all.

Despite those great matches, however, the problem with this event is the extreme over-hyping of Lex Luger as the "new hero" of the WWF. While as a child I bought in hook, line, and sinker, I think most adults at the time probably realized that Luger wasn't going to be the next WWF savior like he was touted. I'm pretty sure he was out of the company (or if not, certainly not still in championship running) by the time the next WM rolled around. Like the Ultimate Warrior, Luger proved unable to carry the mantle of WWF headliner (though I suppose one could argue it was a tough torch to bear, what the "Attitude Era" looming and perceptions of professional wrestling changing very quickly).

Overall, Wrestlemania X is a decent event with some excellent technical matches. Just don't expect the story lines to suck you in.

FIRST WRESTLEMANIA WITHOUT HULK HOGAN

[Big Movie Fan · 1 May 2002]

When I first watched this event back in 1994 I had mixed feelings throughout. It was the first WrestleMania which wasn't going to feature WWF icon Hulk Hogan. Throughout the entire event I kept wishing Hogan would make an appearance even if it was only a non-wrestling one. By the time WrestleMania X drew to a close I felt unfulfilled at not seeing my favourite wrestler of all time.

However, if I was to be objective I would have to say that WrestleMania X was remarkable with solid matches throughout. Bret Hart faced the late Owen Hart in a classic match which must rate as one of the top matches of the 1990's. Also, Shawn Michaels and Razor Ramon entertained me-and the other fans-with a brilliant ladder match. Lex Luger took on the late Yokosuna in a decent match. And Bret Hart battled Yokosuna in the main event in a super match.

There were many other great matches as well. The Macho Man fought Crush in a Falls Count Anywhere match which was quite brutal at times. And Doink and Dink battled Bam Bam Bigelow and Luna Vachon in an interesting match.

WrestleMania X exceeded my expectations despite the fact that Hulk Hogan didn't show. But who cares? It was a great event and Hogan did eventually return to the WWF early in 2002.

The Best WWF Pay-Per-View During It's Companies Harder Times

[eric262003 · 9/10 · 10 August 2021]

In 1993 after Hulk Hogan departed from the WWF, CEO Vince McMahon was trying to find someone to fill in that void. While he was definitely eying on Lex Luger to do the job, the fans were gravitating towards Bret "The Hitman" Hart as the big star of the company. At the 1994 "Royal Rumble" Luger and Hart were co-winners which made them both face the WWF World Champion Yokozuna at Wrestlemania 10. However, both had to face another opponent the same night. Due to a coin toss, Lex Luger got to face Yokozuna first, the winner will face Bret in the main event.

Wrestlemania X was set in New York City at Madison Square Garden to mark the 10th anniversary of the first Wrestlemania as we had rock legend Little Richard sing "America the Beautiful" and we are underway.

The opening match was between Bret Hart against his younger brother "The Rocket" Owen Hart which was the launching pad for an explosive feud between them during the year. What was excellent about this match was that the brothers were not going to resort their rivalry through stiff kicks and punches, but by the moves they learned from their father Stu Hart's dungeon in Calgary. The match was solid back and forth technical wrestling, combined with heated tension from both men. After many moves by both men, and each escaping the sharpshooter, Bret goes for a victory, but Owen reverses it and gets the pin and the win. Classic opening match to kick off and one of the best opening matches in wrestling history.

Then we had a mixed tag team match between Doink the Clown and his midgit partner Dink taking Bam Bam Bigelow and his partner Luna Vachon. I will say there was some good chemistry between Doink and Bam Bam, I just felt like it should've been better off if it was a one-fall contest between the two and maybe have Luna interfere at some point. There was some mind games being played between the clowns, but the turning pont came after Dink was knocked off the ring apron, but Bam Bam finishes off with a diving headbutt for the win. Mostly played for comedy without the laughs.

Next we had a Falls Count Anywhere match between Randy "Macho Man" Savage against Crush with a bit of a twist. In this contest, pinning your opponent isn't good enough, he has to return to the ring in 60 seconds in order to lose. Great brawling from both men and Savage as always provided great entertainment, lots of weapons and arsenal being used, perfectly legal. Many times Crush may have looked down, but manager Mr. Fuji would help him along the way. The ending of the match has Randy ramming Crush's head to the doors pinning him and then tying his legs to a dangling cable so he won't get back in the ring in time for the win. Too bad it was Randy's last wrestling match with company as he would do commentary on shows and then leave for WCW.

The we had the WWF Women's Championship match between Leilani Kai taking on Alundra Blayze during the WWF's effort to bring women's wrestling back in company after it was banished for many years. Kai fought at the first Wrestlemania and was brought on simply for the nostalgia purposes and nothing more. Alundra Blayze wins with a bridging German suplex and retains her title.

WWF Tag Team Title match between Men on a Mission (Mo and Mabel) taking on The Quebecers (Jacques and Pierre). Pretty clunky, slow-paced match with mild levels of entertainment from both teams. After Mo and Mabel were starting to gain momentum, the Quebecers take the count-out loss to keep the championship giving Men on a Mission a tainted win.

Next we have the first of two WWF World Title match came next as Yokozuna would defend his title against Lex Luger. New Kid on the Block member Donnie Wahlberg was the guest ring announcer while "Up All Night" host Rhonda Shear was the guest timekeeper. And Mr. Perfect was the special guest referee. The winner will face Bret later in the night. Hoping for a better match than they had at "Summerslam 93", there was some great back and forth action by these two. Several nearfalls, but fans were not as hyped up as they were about this match compared to the previous summer when these two first faced off. Luger tries to ensure the victory with the bionic elbow, but Mr. Perfect refuses the count of three instead has managers Jim Cornette and Mr. Fuji ejected. Luger confronts Perfect, but accidently touched Mr. Perfect who disqualifies him. Therefore Yokozuna wins and faces Bret later on. Too bad Perfect and Luger couldn't do much for a possible feud because perfect would be out of the WWF shortly after and Luger's star quality in the WWF would diminish.

Then there was Earthquake easily defeated Adam Bomb in just 35 seconds doing a belly-to-belly suplex and a vertical splash and that was it.

Then we had a classic battle for the WWF Intercontinental Title between Razor Ramon defending the title against faux champion Shawn Michaels in a Ladder Match where you must climb the ladder to retrieve the title (or in this case titles because Shawn still though he was the champion because he never lost). Shawn uses his quickness to overcome the bigger Razor and uses the ladder to his advantage. One highlight includes Shawn doing a big splash off a ladder. Both men use the ladder in their favour. A lot of close attempts from both men. The turning point is when Shawn's foot gets caught between the ladder, Razor grabs both belts for the win. A groundbreaking classic that made the Ladder Match a staple gimmick match in wrestling.

Finally the second World Title match and the main event between Bret Hart vs. Yokozuna. Screen legend Burt Reynolds was the special ring announcer and 90210 star Jenny Garth was the guest timekeeper and Roddy Piper was the guest referee. Bret still looks groggy after his match with Owen but sells it well, while Yoko naturally looks tired from his match with Luger and it showed. Bret and Yoko had good chemistry still and Yoko can still deliver, The turning point ended when Yoko slipped off the rope after attempting to hir the Banzai drop. Bret pins Yoko to win the title.

One of the best Wrestlemania's ever.

Great, simply great WM

[amanwhorocks · 7/10 · 21 August 2013]

OK, pathetic beginning and we could start.

1. Owen Hart Vs. Bret Hart - High quality match, one of the best I've seen in a long time, and Owen won! Great start. 9/10

2. Bam Bam Bigelow/Luna Vs. Doink/Dink - Comedy match, but Wow another heel win. 5.5/10

3. Anywhere Fall Match: Randy Savage Vs. Crush 5.5/10

4. Women's Title Match: Vs. Champ- Alundra Blayze 6.5/10

5. WWF Tag Team Title Match: Mable/Mo Vs Champs-The Quebeckers 6/10

6. WWF Heavyweight Title Match: Lex Luger Vs. Champ-Yokozuna - Mr. Perfect(referee) turn heel and disqualified Luger 6/10

7. Earthquake Vs. Adam's bomb - 1 minute match 5/10

8. WWF Intercontinental Title Ladder Match: Shawn Michaels Vs. Razor Ramon - Match, that line was crossed. That was legendary. 9/10

9. WWF Heavyweight Title Match: CHampgoes first- Yoko Vs. Bret Hart Top of the Match - Yoko caught Bret from his turnbuckle jump into Belly to Belly Suplex, BTW: Bret Won. 7/10

Greatest WreslteMania ever...

[RepoManRules · 24 May 2003]

This was the greatest WrestleMania ever... TWO matches tied for tops with them both being *****!. Both were Bret/Owen and Michaels/Ramon. Michaels/Ramon was a ladder match for the Intercontinetal belt! Because the ladder match went on too long, a ten man tag match was cancelled.

EASY RECOMMENDATION!

WrestleMania X featured the Historic Ladder Match between Shawn Michaels and Razor Ramon.

[Spawn Devil · 1 July 2002]

Owen Hart defeated Bret Hart via pinfall Bam Bam Bigelow & Luna defeated Doink & Dink via pinfall Randy Savage defeated Crush Women's Champion Alundra Blayze defeated Lelani Kai Men on a Mission defeated Tag Team Champions the Quebecers via countout World Wrestling Champion Yokozuna defeated Lex Luger by DQ Earthquake defeated Adam Bomb via pinfall Razor Ramon defeated Shawn Michaels in a Ladder Match for the Intercontinental Championship Bret Hart defeated Yokozuna for the World Wrestling Championship

Overall Mark: A-