Christian bridges out into a backslide attempt, but Jericho counters with the bulldog, then misses the Lionsault. Northern Lights suplex gets two for Jericho. ThatвЂ™s a sweet version of the move, with a running start. They collide coming out of the corner and slug it out, but Jericho forearms him down and makes the comeback. Christian hits the chinlock, but Jericho takes him down for the Walls again, so Christian goes to the eyes and gets a leg lariat for two. Christian goes to a neck vice, which Jericho fights out of, but Christian takes him down for two. Back in, he stomps Jericho down and does some choking. Christian responds with a backdrop suplex to the floor. Back in, Christian goes for the sunset flip, but Jericho counters into the Walls, forcing Christian to make the ropes. Jericho follows with a tope and sends Christian into the railing. Jericho chokes away in the corner, but charges and gets tossed, so he hangs onto the apron and backdrops Christian out in a good bump.

They fight over a lockup and Jericho slugs him down and pounds away, then gets a back elbow and a backdrop suplex. *1/4 (And theyвЂ™d end up with the TITLES afterwards, too! Although, 2004 Scott, lemme tell ya about dead tag team divisions and geeks getting Wrestlemania payoffs these daysвЂ¦) Never mind that the tag title scene there is so dead that Jindrak & Cade get a Wrestlemania payoff because thereвЂ™s no one else to put in there. This went nowhere and would have been better served on RAW. Booker hits him with the axe kick and the frog splash finishes for the champions at 7:49. ItвЂ™s all kinds of BONZO GONZO and Booker is left alone with the Dudleyz, but Cade stupidly breaks up 3D, allowing Conway to DDT D-Von. Kicks for everyone! ItвЂ™s a 2-for-1 sale! Spinkick knocks Conway out and RVD goes up, but D-Von shoves him into the railing and slugs it out with Booker. Booker escapes with a spinebuster and brings in RVD, and heвЂ™s a backdropping fool. Conway goes to the surfboard, which Booker fights out of, but he goes back to it. The VJC work Booker over in the corner and Cade slugs away, but Dupree tags himself in and gets two. D-Von sneaks in with the Curtain Call, but RVD hits him with a missile dropkick, all behind the refвЂ™s back, and that leaves Jindrak with a two-count on Booker. Booker charges and hits elbow in the corner, but comes back with a sidekick to block the Flip Flop and Fly.

Bubba clubbas on Booker, and gets a neckbreaker for two. Booker gets a clothesline and tosses Conway, so Dupree tags in Bubba Dudley. RVD starts with Dupree and gets a monkey-flip out of the corner, and Booker comes in with a superkick off a catapult. This is one fall, which they didnвЂ™t bother to explain until just before this match, because generally вЂњFatal Four WayвЂќ implies elimination rules. * (This was of course the launch of John Cena into the stratosphere, which we kind of knew at the time but didnвЂ™t realize the significance yet.) Bad match, but the crowd was into it, so whatever. HeвЂ™s in shock, looking to his gods like Ultimate Warrior at Wrestlemania VII, but he channels the spirit of Eddie, distracting the ref with the chain and then finishing Show with the brass knuckles and another F-U for the pin and the US title at 9:13. Cena slugs out to make the comeback, and blocks a blind charge with a boot, then goes to the knees. Into a cobra clutch, but Cena fights out, so Show slams him down again and goes back to it. Cena comes back with a sleeper out of a slam attempt, but Show brings him into the corner to break. Is he using вЂњMetaphors For The InsaneвЂќ or something? Big boot and Show gets the Hog Log for two. Show headbutts him, which Cole compares to being hit with at typewriter, then a chop thatвЂ™s like being hit with a frying pan. Show pounds him down and chokes away, and gets a suplex for two. Back in, Cena necksnaps him coming in and tries a high cross, but Show catches him with a powerslam for two. Show overpowers him to start, but Cena fires back, only to get tossed. CenaвЂ™s opening rap is a lot more nervous than usual for him. Odd choice for an opener, but I guess someone had to go on first.

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