10 Best WWE Pay-Per-Views: 2003-2005
The WWE Universe always expect the best matches to be saved for WWE's monthly pay-per-views, and that is because they generally are.
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The best matches of the month are generally saved for pay-per-views as we generally see matches with implications that extend big feuds or a big pay-off to a big and long-running storyline.
Most match of the year candidates occur on pay-per-view and a lot of the time, the match of the year itself.
I will be looking over some of the WWE's best pay-per-views over a series of lists, and here are what I feel are the top 10 best WWE pay-per-views of the years 2003 through 2005.
#10 Bad Blood 2004
Bad Blood finally drew a line under the on/off two-year feud between Triple H and Shawn Michaels, and what a way to go out.
Another solid line-up from RAW, we had much to look forward to. In his first of two matches, World Champion Chris Benoit opened the show teaming with Edge challenging La Résistance for the Tag Team titles, which ended in a disqualification, when Kane attacked Benoit.
Chris Jericho pinned Tyson Tomko in a dud, Randy Orton retained his Intercontinental Championship over Shelton Benjamin in a decent match, Trish Stratus won her fifth Women's Championship in a rushed Fatal Four-way over Gail Kim, Lita, and Champion Victoria,
Eugene pinned Coach in a comedy match and Chris Benoit retained the World title over Kane in an exciting match.
The match of the night came from the feud ending Hell in A Cell match with Triple H and Shawn Michaels. This one lasted longer than all of the 5 undercard matches combined, coming in at over 47 minutes. It was an excellent way to go out though, one of the best matches of the year here.