Finally proven, Your Wrong..

[akawildfire]

I posted a few months ago asking if someone/anyone remembered a Angle in which Y2J defeated HHH on raw for the world title and then later in the evening HHH said if he won the rematch (the same night on raw) that the title change would never be recognized, it was one of my favorite matches and when I posted the question here everyone said ... This never happened, it was a ppv, it was only a 1 time change not a multiple change,etc... ,yada,yada,yada...... Well I knew it existed and now you can see for yourself if you go to youtube and type in "Chris Jericho Beats HHH For The WWF Title!".. Its there.....The match that never happend............ So all you smarts now know it did happen..................

[No Brokeback]

That match is well known, and also the night me and my friends called each other as it went to the commercials. We were all excited, and then later pissed off.

It was such an unexpected things to happen (Chris Jericho winning the title) that it made everyone jump out of their seat.

[gordon]

Apr 27, 2011 21:50:42 GMT -5 akawildfire said:

I posted a few months ago asking if someone/anyone remembered a Angle in which Y2J defeated HHH on raw for the world title and then later in the evening HHH said if he won the rematch (the same night on raw) that the title change would never be recognized, it was one of my favorite matches and when I posted the question here everyone said ... This never happened, it was a ppv, it was only a 1 time change not a multiple change,etc... ,yada,yada,yada...... Well I knew it existed and now you can see for yourself if you go to youtube and type in "Chris Jericho Beats HHH For The WWF Title!".. Its there.....The match that never happend............ So all you smarts now know it did happen..................

[Johnny Lawrence - Cobra Kai]

Congratulations?

[Planktung]

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[Mike Bockwinkel]

Apr 27, 2011 22:59:02 GMT -5 Planktung said:

You want a ing cookie?

I do.

[Jorden]

You've got it so wrong though. Jericho did beat Triple H, but only because Earl Hebner fast counted it. Triple H forced Earl back out and made him reverse the decision. So technically no, there was no night when Jericho won the title and Triple H won a rematch later in the night to reverse the decision.

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[tnafan17: The Total Package]

Apr 27, 2011 23:16:03 GMT -5 Jorden said:

You've got it so wrong though. Jericho did beat Triple H, but only because Earl Hebner fast counted it. Triple H forced Earl back out and made him reverse the decision. So technically no, there was no night when Jericho won the title and Triple H won a rematch later in the night to reverse the decision.

[Deleted]

what???

everyone knows that wasnt a PPV.I dont remember this at all and as Mod I usually check out every thread.......

then again I have deleted a fair few that defied explanation because they were so effin stupid.

[paynexkiller]

Who the hell told you that this didn't happen? It's like.. A well known fact. It was a major ratings boost at the time.

He only won because APA where there, who took out Shane if I remember... and Earl Hebner (who was fired later that night) who was fast-counted.

[PenguinDeluxe]

In addition to what had already been said, it was neither on RAW nor PPV, but SmackDown!.

[machomadness]

Apr 28, 2011 7:56:32 GMT -5 PenguinDeluxe said:

In addition to what had already been said, it was neither on RAW nor PPV, but SmackDown!.

Wanna bet money?

[Johnny Lawrence - Cobra Kai]

The official story from The History of WWE dot com:

WWF @ State College, PA - Bryce Jordan Center - April 17, 2000


Raw is War

Chris Jericho pinned WWF World Champion Triple H (w/ WWF Women's Champion Stephanie McMahon) with a spin kick and the Lionsault at 8:38; prior to the bout, Jericho challenged Triple H to put the title on the line, as the match was originally a non-title contest, and then brought out the Acolytes to be in his corner; late in the bout, Shane McMahon, who was at ringside, crotched Jericho on the top rope after referee Mike Chioda had been knocked out, with the APA then chasing Shane to the back; Earl Hebner came down moments later to take over the officiating; after the commercial break, Chioda and Hebner were dragged back to the ring where Chioda was pressured into saying Hebner gave a fast count; Triple H then threatened Hebner to reverse the decision or else, with Hebner then saying he would only reverse the decision if Triple H and the McMahons agreed to never lay their hands on him again, as long as he was a WWF official; Triple H agreed, Jericho came out onto the stage, and reluctantly relinquished the title belt; Hebner returned to the ring, strapped it around Triple H's waist, and was then publicly fired and beaten down by Triple H and Shane, eventually sustaining the Pedigree before numerous officials swarmed the ring

Not only is this a well-known match, but it's recently been featured on TWO different WWE DVDs (Raw 15th Anniversary, Chris Jericho's DVD). There should be more wrestling fans on this board that remember it well than those who flatly deny that it happened. Which makes me question the claim that "everyone" here denied it. Clearly, several of us wouldn't have denied it unless heavily sedated or temporarily insane.

Apr 28, 2011 6:29:08 GMT -5 @paynexkiller said:

Who the hell told you that this didn't happen? It's like.. A well known fact. It was a major ratings boost at the time.
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I second this... and I'd like you to show us the original thread, so we know exactly who you're putting in their place, here. Otherwise, it comes across like we're all idiots, and that's clearly not the case.

[jbarqu88]

I thought that people originally said that "It Didn't Happen" as a reference to what the name of the moment was.

On the Raw 10th Anniversary DVD, the segment is listed as, "It Didn't Happen"

I also believe Triple H said something along the lines of "It didn't happen."

[PenguinDeluxe]

Apr 28, 2011 8:41:03 GMT -5 machomadness said:

Apr 28, 2011 7:56:32 GMT -5 PenguinDeluxe said:

In addition to what had already been said, it was neither on RAW nor PPV, but SmackDown!.

Wanna bet money?

Could've sworn it was on the SmackDown DVD I saw it. Or maybe it was just the Jericho one. Hm... guess it was the latter. Short term memory loss strikes again. Either way, I remembered it happening lol

[mikey1974]

Apr 27, 2011 23:16:03 GMT -5 Jorden said:

You've got it so wrong though. Jericho did beat Triple H, but only because Earl Hebner fast counted it. Triple H forced Earl back out and made him reverse the decision. So technically no, there was no night when Jericho won the title and Triple H won a rematch later in the night to reverse the decision.

yep...i was there that night,the Bryce Jordan Center....crowd went f'ing NUTS when it happened...i turned to my friend Corey who went with me and said "THAT'S why he left WCW! He'd never be champ there!"

only to it reversed shortly thereafter....


have to admit,it did seem kind of a weird thing to do,considering they were building to a Rock - HHH match for the belt at Backlash , but i thought maybe HHH would enact the rematch clause and win it back at SmackDown that week or something...

[Mr. K.O]

Maybe if you showed us the original thread maybe we would believe you??