Rivalry Spotlight

Jazz and Lita's rivalry defined the early 2000s Women's Division, a clash between two of the most dominant forces the WWF had ever seen in that era.

Matt Hardy and The Hurricane have waged war across 13 encounters, a rivalry that saw its highest stakes on October 21, 2001, at WWF No Mercy.

The Undertaker and Test tangled across fourteen encounters that spanned multiple promotions and championships, each clash a battle for supremacy in tag team wrestling.

The WWF Tag Team Titles changed hands with remarkable frequency in late 2001, and at the center of that chaos stood D-Von Dudley and The Big Show—two competitors locked in a battle for supremacy on tag team's grandest stage.

When D-Von Dudley and New Jack collided in ECW's tag team division during the summer of 1997, the Dudley Boyz and the Gangstas were locked in a battle for supremacy that would span fourteen heated encounters.

When The Big Show and Hugh Morrus locked horns, the outcome was rarely in doubt.

Two powerhouses colliding in a battle for championship gold—Kane and Test spent 2001 locked in a rivalry that saw momentum swing back and forth with each decisive victory.

When Bubba Ray Dudley and The Big Show collided over championship gold in 2001, the WWF Tag Team Titles became the centerpiece of a rapid-fire rivalry that would define the fall season.

When Lita and Ivory stepped into the ring against each other, the Women's Division electrified with intensity and pride.

Two of the WWF's finest collided repeatedly throughout early 2002, trading the Women's Championship in a series of matches that tested the resolve of both competitors.

Family bonds have tested the resolve of the Dudley Boyz throughout their storied careers, but none more dramatically than the rivalry between D-Von and Spike Dudley.

William Regal and Edge engaged in a fierce battle for supremacy that defined the WWF's mid-card landscape in the early 2000s.

When Jeff Hardy and D-Von Dudley collided throughout 2001, the tag team landscape trembled with each encounter.

When Kurt Angle and Steve Austin locked horns throughout 2001, the WWF World Heavyweight Championship became a pinball caught between two forces of nature.

Matt Hardy and Bubba Ray Dudley collided 18 times across one of professional wrestling's most lopsided rivalries, a span dominated entirely by the Dudley Boyz throughout 2001.

Tajiri's absolute dominance over Billy Kidman across their 18-match series stands as one of the most lopsided rivalries in WWF cruiserweight history.

The autumn of 2001 witnessed a collision of tag team titans that would define an era of professional wrestling supremacy.