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WWF In Your House: St. Valentine's Day Massacre

In Your House: St. Valentine's Day Massacre

Event Details

Date: February 14, 1999
Venue: Memphis Pyramid
Location: Memphis, Tennessee
Attendance: 19,028 in attendance
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Event Completed

Matches

4 Matches
Match
5
Bob HollyvsAl Snow
Hardcore Match Vacant Title Match WWF Hardcore Championship
Result Bob Holly def. Al Snow Pinfall (9 minutes 58 seconds)
Winner
Bob Holly
Pinfall (9 minutes 58 seconds)
Match
8
Ken Shamrock (c)vsVal Venis
Singles Match Title Match WWF Intercontinental Championship
Result Val Venis def. Ken Shamrock Pinfall (15 minutes 53 seconds)
New Champion Watch Match
Special Guest Referee
Billy Gunn
Billy Gunn
Winner
Val Venis
Pinfall (15 minutes 53 seconds)
New Champion
Match
10
Mankind (c)vsThe Rock
Last Man Standing Match WWF Championship
Result Draw 22 minutes
Draw
22 minutes
Match Summary

Mankind vs. The Rock at In Your House 27: St. Valentine’s Day Massacre was a brutal Last Man Standing match fought with the WWF Championship on the line. The two rivals turned the match into a wild brawl filled with chair shots, table spots, and constant fighting around ringside and the entrance area.

Neither man could keep the other down for good. After a violent closing exchange where both hit each other with steel chairs at the same time, both men stayed down for the ten-count. The result was a draw, which meant Mankind left the event still holding the WWF Championship.

Match
11
Stone Cold Steve AustinvsMr. McMahon
Steel Cage Match Main Event Winner is the #1 contender for the WWF Championship at WrestleMania XV
Result Stone Cold Steve Austin def. Mr. McMahon Escape (7 minutes 55 seconds)
Winner
Stone Cold Steve Austin
Escape (7 minutes 55 seconds)
Match Summary

Austin dominated McMahon throughout, repeatedly brutalizing him around the arena before the bell even officially rang. McMahon defiantly gave Austin the double middle finger multiple times, drawing Austin back in every time he was close to escaping. After Austin hit the Stunner, Paul Wight (Big Show) made his WWF debut by tearing through the ring canvas.

Wight helped McMahon to his feet and threw Austin into the cage walls, but launched him with so much force that the cage panel broke entirely open. Austin held on and dropped to the floor to win, with Wight’s interference ironically securing Austin’s victory rather than costing him it.


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