In this style of match, both competitors are strapped together with a bull rope the match ends when one of the competitors touches all four corners of the wrestling ring. JBL would eventually capture the WWE title by defeating Eddie Guerrero in controversial fashion.Įddie and JBL would battle in a classic Texas Bull Rope match at the Great American Bash. This would not stop John Bradshaw Layfield from attempting to capture the WWE title. JBL would win the heated battle with Eddie Guerrero by disqualification (the title cannot change heads by DQ). JBL would look to use this to his advantage and would look to capitalize at Judgment Day 04.īut JBL would fall short as he would get the victory but not the WWE championship. This would play a key factor leading into the two competitors match at Judgment Day. The rivalry would instantly become personal as JBL would cause Eddie’s mother to have a heart attack at a live house show by threatening and grabbing Mrs. JBL received the reward by hunting incoming illegal immigrants at the border between Texas & Mexico in his first promo as his new character JBL. The reward was created by then heel Smack-Down General Manager Kurt Angle. JBL would become the number one contender for the WWE title, as he was rewarded the, “Great American Award.” This classic feud started after JBL interrupted Eddie’s match with Booker T (According to ).įrom there the feud would take off quick.Įddie Guerrero was riding high as he finally fulfilled his dreams of becoming champion.Īfter years of being held back by veterans ( Hulk Hogan, Kevin Nash & others) in WCW, Eddie Guerrero would finally have his time to shine in the WWE.Įddie would defeat the ruthless monster Brock Lesnar to become a first time WWE champion at No Way Out ’04.īut Eddie would meet his most difficult challenge yet as he would face JBL in a heated rivalry.

Eddie Guerrero made perfect sense the powerful, money maker mogul versus the ultimate underdog. John Bradshaw Layfield was receiving a big push to the top and was delivering as one of the top heels in the WWE at the time. The two Texans gave it their all in every match they had with one another, which created classic matches to remember. In a personal favorite of mine, Eddie Guerrero put all of his energy and skill in a historic feud with villainous foe JBL (John Bradshaw Layfield). I do not want to comment on the rest of this, because it's not worth it! Cena/Dupree/Booker/RVD - 5/10 Gunn vs Suzuki - 1/10 (Just for turning up to the arena) Haas vs Reigns - 1/10 Holly vs Mordecai -1/10 Sable vs Wilson - 1/10 Rey vs Chavo - 8/10 JBL vs Guerrero -7.Guerrero was one of those performers that gave his all in every single match he participated in. The Undertaker took on The Dudley Boyz in a p*ss poor contest. This was the worst main event in WWE history. The fans were miffed by the outcome, because JBL turned into a millionaire in just one week, whereas he was the APA member the week before. Finally Hardcore Holly takes on Mordecai in another crap match! My god! Torrie Wilson then battles Sable in another crap match! Why?! Light relief comes as Rey Mysterio takes on Chavo Guerrero in a fine contest, and then Eddie Guerrero loses his belt to JBL in a fun bull rope match. The first match saw Kenzo Suzuki taking on Billy Gunn in a terrible match, then Charlie Haas takes on Luther Reigns in a crap match. Next up three matches, which were the worst in WWE history took place. Why they put these four in this match I don't know.

This was not just one of the worst PPV's in 2004, but one of the worst in WWE history!!! Match 1 sees Booker T, Rene Dupree, RVD and US Champ John Cena battle it out in a crap match.

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