Raw

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Location: CALIFORNIA, UNITED STATES
          on June 2004 at 9:00pm

Interview:
The number 1 contender...
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Jeff Jarrett starts to use the bragging rights that come with being Number 1
contender to the WWE title.


No-DQ-Match:
Val Venis pinned Chris Benoit after a fisherman suplex in 0:05:48.
Rating: ***
(Val Venis won the WWE Intercontinental Championship.)

Chris Benoit and Paul Heyman were visibly shocked, as Val Venis won back the
IC title the night after losing it to Benoit.


Bradshaw pinned Ted DiBiase after a jack-knife power bomb in 0:03:06.
Rating: ** 1/4

Bradshaw made short work of DiBiase.  aPa are set to be the first challengers
to the Million Dollar Team's tag gold.


Interview:
Lesnar makes a challenge...
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Brock Lesnar lays down an offer to William Regal.


The Undertaker defeated Ultimo Dragon by disqualification in 0:11:18.
Rating: ***

Dragon got himself DQ'd after being unable to put the Undertaker away.  Angry
at the unexpected finish, the Taker chokeslammed Dragon, to the delight of
the crowd.


Evolution (Ric Flair and Triple H) defeated The Rock and Kurt Angle when HHH
 pinned Rock with the Pedigree in 0:18:41.
Rating: *** 1/2

Rock gets pinned again, this time by Triple H.


Interview:
Austin wants a rematch...
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Stone Cold challenges Bret Hart to a Street Fight on Smackdown.


Los Guerreros defeated The Kliq (Kevin Nash and Shawn Michaels) when Chavo
 defeated Nash by disqualification in 0:06:08.
Rating: ** 1/4

A frustrated Nash got himself disqualified.  Shawn Michaels seemed a little
bit disappointed in his partner's behaviour.


Jeff Jarrett pinned Mick Foley with the Stroke in 0:14:12.
Rating: ** 1/2
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It took a lot of work, but Jarrett eventually put Foley down for the count.
After the match, Jarrett reminded the World that he wanted to be the next WWE
Champion.



Card rating: ** 3/4


Match observations: 

A fairly good show, coming off the back of the Judgment Day PPV.  Jeff Jarrett,
now the Number 1 contender, is starting to get a streak together, and with his
victory over Mick Foley tonight, he's proving that he's ready for the Ultimate
Warrior at Bad Blood.

The Intercontinental Title changed hands again tonight, with Val Venis winning
back the belt.  However, Chris Benoit has already asked for a rematch, which
will take place in a steel cage on Smackdown.  The rules are escape only, and
if Venis loses, he will not be entitled to a rematch.

Based on Bradshaw's victory over Ted DiBiase tonight, the aPa have been named
number 1 contenders to the tag titles, and will face DiBiase and the Big Show
at Bad Blood.

Speaking of the tag titles, there may be some friction between the former tag
champions Kevin Nash and Shawn Michaels.  Nash was obviously disappointed over
losing the gold last night, and took out his frustrations on Los Guerreros.  
HBK was not too pleased with him doing this at the expense of costing the team
another match.

Brock Lesnar has made his challenge to William Regal, and come Smackdown, we
may find out exactly what kind of match Regal has prepared for him.

And finally, Smackdown will also see what should be an amazing Street Fight
between Bret Hart and Stone Cold Steve Austin.  Who will come out of that one
with the victory?

Next Show: Smackdown