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Attendance | 14,000[1] | ||
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Judgment Day 2006 was the seventh annual
The
Report
Background
The main
The other main match on the card was
The third match on the card was The Undertaker versus The Great Khali. This feud began when Khali attacked The Undertaker at the beginning of April.[13] After the attack, the Undertaker didn't appear on television again until Judgment Day, leading Khali's manager, Daivari, to proclaim that Khali was "the real phenomenon".[14] Over the next few weeks, Khali and Daivari continued to procmlaim that Khali was better than the Undertaker,[15][16] however, on May 5, General Manager Long told Khali and Daivari that the Undertaker had challenged Khali to a match at Judgment Day.[7][8] Later that night, Khali accepted the challenge.[7][8]
Event
Before the event went live on
The third match of the night was between Melina and Jillian Hall.[1][2] Melina controlled the early stages of the match, until Hall was able to pin her with a sunset flip, even though Melina's hand was on the bottom rope.[1][2][20] The next match was the Cruiserweight Title match between the champion, Gregory Helms, and Super Crazy.[1][2] In a high-flying match, including a suicide senton by Crazy, Crazy took control about half-way through the match.[2] Helms countered, however, and after a Powerbomb, Helms pinned Crazy to retain the title by using the ropes for leverage.[2][21] The fifth match was between Kurt Angle and Mark Henry.[1][2] Angle, who had his ribs taped, lost the match by countout after Henry crushed him against the ringpost on the outside.[1][2][6] After the decision, however, Angle hit Henry with a steel chair and applied the ankle lock on Henry.[2][6][22] He then Angle Slammed him onto a table, which didn't break, and proceeded to hit him through the table with a further charishot.[2][6][22]
The sixth match was the
The
Aftermath
On the following edititon of
WWE also announced the return of
On the edition of SmackDown! after Judgment Day,
Results
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- London pinned Mercury after a roll-up.
- After the match Nitro and Melina turned on Mercury.
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- Benoit forced Finlay to submit with the Crippler Crossface.
- Jillian Hall defeated Melina (4:18)[1][2][20]
- Hall pinned Melina with a roll-up, Melina grabbed the bottom rope but the referee counted anyway.
- After the match, Melina and Nitro stormed into General Manager Theodore Long's office. Melina slapped Long and Long then firedboth Melina and Nitro.
- Gregory Helms defeated Super Crazy to retain the WWE Cruiserweight Championship (9:55)[1][2][21]
- Helms pinned Super Crazy using the ropes for leverage.
- Mark Henry defeated Kurt Angle by count-out (9:11)[1][2][6]
- Angle was counted out after being splashed against the ring post.
- Following the decision, Angle attacked Henry with a chair and put him through a table.
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- Booker pinned Lashley after a Scissors kickfrom Booker.
- After the match, Booker T was crowned by Sharmell, but Lashley speared Booker into the King's throne.
- Booker pinned Lashley after a
- The Great Khali (w/Daivari) defeated The Undertaker (8:31)[1][2][23]
- Khali pinned Undertaker after a Big bootto the head.
- Khali pinned Undertaker after a
- Rey Mysterio defeated John "Bradshaw" Layfield to retain the World Heavyweight Championship (15:56)[1][2][4]
- Mysterio pinned JBL after a Frog splash.
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