Vengeance (2005)
Vengeance | |||
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World Wrestling Entertainment | |||
Brand(s) | Raw | ||
Date | June 26, 2005 | ||
City | Las Vegas, Nevada | ||
Venue | Thomas & Mack Center | ||
Attendance | 9,850[1] | ||
Buy rate | 420,000[2] | ||
Tagline(s) | Hell in a Cell | ||
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Vengeance chronology | |||
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The 2005 Vengeance was the fifth annual
The
Many of the existing feuds were settled following the event. Notably, Batista was drafted to the SmackDown! brand, thus ending his feud with Triple H. The feud between Kane and Edge also concluded after the event, as Edge entered an angle with Matt Hardy. The feud between Cena and Jericho, however, continued and led to a match at SummerSlam, which Cena won.
Production
Background
Storylines
The event featured six
The main
The other main feud heading into the event was between
One of the main matches on the undercard was between
The Divas match set for Vengeance was between Victoria and Christy Hemme. On the May 30 edition of Raw, Christy Hemme won a bikini contest; defeating Victoria, Candice Michelle, Maria, and Lilian Garcia. After the contest ended, Victoria turned heel and attacked all of the participants, saving Hemme for last. In a backstage interview following, the evil Victoria expressed jealousy of Hemme, stating that she was tired of Hemme getting all of the attention.[22] On the June 20 episode of Raw, it was announced in a backstage interview that Hemme and Victoria would face each other at Vengeance. Hemme stated that she couldn't wait to get her hands on Victoria, but during the segment, Victoria interrupted the interview by smashing a glass jar on the back of Hemme's head.[23]
Event
Role: | Name: |
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English commentators | Jim Ross |
Jerry Lawler | |
Spanish commentators | Carlos Cabrera |
Hugo Savinovich | |
Interviewers
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Jonathan Coachman |
Todd Grisham | |
Ring announcer | Justin Roberts |
Referees | Mike Chioda |
Chad Patton | |
Earl Hebner | |
Jack Doan |
Sunday Night Heat matches
Before the event went live on pay-per-view,
Preliminary matches
The first match that aired was between
Next was a match between Victoria and Christy Hemme. The match saw Victoria lift Hemme in the air and drop her down with force. Control of the match went back and forth, but the bout came to an end when Victoria countered Hemme's sunset flip. Victoria got the pinfall by using the ring ropes for leverage.[25][26]
The third match of the night saw
Main event matches
This bout was followed by a
The fifth match was a
The main event was a Hell in a Cell match between
Aftermath
Immediately after their Hell in a Cell match as an exclusive to
In June 2005, the
Following Vengeance, Eric Bischoff vowed to make John Cena's stint on Raw difficult. He "hand-picked" Chris Jericho to take the WWE title off Cena by booking a match between Cena and Jericho at SummerSlam.[34][35] During their feud, even though Cena was portrayed as the face and Jericho as the heel, a vocal section of live crowds nonetheless chose to boo Cena during their matches, including at SummerSlam where Cena retained the title after executing an FU.[36][37]
After a successful
The feud between
After a three-month hiatus,[51] Triple H returned on the WWE Homecoming episode of Raw on October 3.[52] He took part in a match, teaming up with Ric Flair, who was wrestling as a face, to take on Chris Masters and Carlito. The duo defeated Masters and Carlito; after the match, Triple H turned on Flair and hit him with a sledgehammer marked the end of Evolution after more than two years since 2003.[52] This led to an angle between Triple H and Flair. At Taboo Tuesday, Triple H and Flair met in a Steel cage match, a stipulation chosen by the fans, for the Intercontinental Championship. The match saw Flair retain the Intercontinental Championship, after escaping through the cage door.[53]
Results
No. | Results Hell in a Cell match for the World Heavyweight Championship 26:53 | | |||||
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