The Most Insane Moments In The History of WWE Backlash
WWE has a tradition of following up its biggest event of the year, WrestleMania, with a subsequent [...]
Undertaker Kidnaps Stephanie McMahon
During the final moments of Backlash in 1999, it was revealed that the Undertaker was lying in wait in order to kidnap the President's daughter, Stephanie McMahon. The Dead Man, who was perhaps in his most supernatural form with this iteration, subsequently held a "Dark Wedding" on the Monday Night Raw that followed Backlash, making for one of the most insane moments ever as Undertaker's cult was eventually defeated by Steve Austin. With Stone Cold freeing Stephanie from the Dead Man's clutches, it brought Austin closer to her father Vince.
prevnextBig Show Swings Rey Mysterio On A Stretcher
The Big Show makes this list a few times, but this "David And Goliath" match that had him facing off against the agile Rey Mysterio Jr is certainly one of the craziest considering the larger-than-life grappler returned to the ring in order to swing Mysterio like a baseball bat which he was on a stretcher. Taking place in 2003, it showed how powerful Big Show was
prevnextVince McMahon Wins The ECW Championship
Vince McMahon was gunning for a rematch against Bobby Lashley after his rivalry with none other than Donald Trump resulted in the CEO of World Wrestling Entertainment, with Backlash in 2007 acting as the platform for this strange match. Of course, McMahon wasn't much of a match for Lashley in a one-on-one fight, so he incorporated both his son Shane and Umaga into the brawl to ultimately score him a victory. Pinning Lashley, McMahon became the ECW champion, shocking the world as a result.
prevnextMick Foley vs. Randy Orton
Mick Foley has been known for being a part of some of the most graphic and brutal matches in the history of World Wrestling Entertainment, but his battle against Randy Orton was one of the bloodiest brawls within the company. Incorporating barbed wire, thumbtacks, and various other weaponry, 2004's Backlash is definitely most well known for this knock-down-drag-out fight.
prevnextThe Rock Performs A Double Rock Bottom With Triple H And A Ref
During Backlash 2000, the match between The Rock and Triple H wasn't necessarily crazy on its face, but the moment that saw Dwayne Johnson delivering a low blow to "The Game". With Triple H reeling, the referee attempted to step in but found himself dragged into the finishing move in a crazy double Rock Bottom that was definitely one of the wildest moments to take place during the event that typically follows WrestleMania.
prevnextBig Show Throws John Cena Through A Spotlight
Backlash 2009 saw Big Show interject himself between John Cena and Edge, going so far as to slam Cena through a spotlight that caused sparks and glass to fly all over the place. With Edge taking this opportunity to win the WWE Championship, it was clear that the Big Show was able to make a number of big moments throughout the history of Backlash in general, mostly with him easily tossing other superstars through, or into, foreign objects.
prevnextShane McMahon Takes A Leap of Faith
During Backlash 2001, Shane McMahon took a "leap of faith" wherein he jumped from the rafters and landed on a downed Big Show, proving just how much heart the son of Vince McMahon was willing to put into his wrestling career. Since this match, Shane has had plenty of matches within the WWE, but this was definitely one of the top moments that the young McMahon can rest his hat on.
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