Triple h vs kevin nash judgement day 2003

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Triple h vs kevin nash judgement day 2003

Triple H and Kevin Nash have been friends dating back to when Triple H first made his debut in the company as the rich snob Hunter Hearst Helmsley. When Kevin Nash returned both Triple H and Shawn Michaels figured they would be able to get their friend to align with them. There was tension between all three men, but on April 21st, the decision was made for Nash when Triple H delivered a low blow from behind to escape the ring following a title match with Booker T. If Triple H thought that would be the end of the feud, he was mistaken. Triple H managed to escape only when he jumped into a limo. HHH nailed Nash with a sledgehammer to escape the match with his championship. However, Nash was left standing tall when he put HHH through the announcers table with a power bomb. The night after Judgement Day, it was announced that Nash would get another shot at Triple H but the match would happen inside Hell In A Cell to prevent any interference from happening. After losing a six man tag match on June 2nd, Nash attacked all of Evolution. With their match taking place inside Hell In A Cell, none of the contracted referees wanted to officiate the match due to past experiences involving Tim White who had gotten hurt at Judgment Day Thus, Mick Foley was inserted as the special referee for the match. Foley, as most people know, had many memorable moments inside the structure and would be able to hold his own in the cell.

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It was held for wrestlers from the promotion's Raw and SmackDown! This event is notable in the fact that is the last non-Big Four pay-per-view that was not brand-exclusive until Backlash Eight professional wrestling matches were scheduled for the event which featured a supercard , a scheduling of more than one main bout. The first main match was from the SmackDown! Three other championship matches were featured on the undercard. It featured wrestlers from the Raw and SmackDown! The event featured nine professional wrestling matches with outcomes predetermined by WWE script writers.

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