Buckle up, ’cause Raw is WAR and the drama is PEAKING, baby! This week’s episode is a chaotic slice of Attitude Era gold that only the year 2000 could deliver 🤘

👀 HBK’s back and pointing fingers! He straight-up blames The Rock for the Stone Cold hit-and-run from last year 😱 Say what now?! Things are heating up FAST and we ain’t even at No Mercy yet!

🎟 Commissioner Foley is busy makin’ moves! He officially books Triple H vs. Chris Benoit for WWF No Mercy 2000, and you just know that’s gonna be a warzone! Two cold-blooded ring generals about to go off. 🔥

🤯 Who are these gold-clad weirdos?! LOS CONQUISTADORS debut outta NOWHERE and lay out The Hardy Boyz! 👑👑 Are Edge & Christian playing dress-up or is this some next-level tag team espionage? Stay tuned…

🚿 GTV strikes again! And this time it’s catching Eddie Guerrero getting real friendly in the shower with some Ho’s (yes, those Ho’s 😬). Chyna sees it, FLIPS, and ends the engagement on the spot. 💔💍 Viva la drama!

🚗 And finally, the BIGGEST reveal since “It was me, Austin!” — Commissioner Foley discovers that RIKISHI ran over Stone Cold at Survivor Series 1999 😲 Why? He did it… for The Rock. The crowd is SHOCKED. The locker room is STUNNED. The plot just THICKENED.

👉 This episode is wall-to-wall with the kind of scandal, surprises, and swerve-a-minute storytelling that made the Attitude Era UNTOUCHABLE.

📺 Hit play, smash that like button like it’s 2000, and get ready for another wild ride through the most electric years in pro wrestling history.

WWF Raw Is War is live in Anaheim, California on October 9, 2000!

HBK Shawn Michaels returns and puts the blame on WWF Champion The Rock for running over Stone Cold Steve Austin. WWF Women’s Champion Lita defends against Jacqueline in a Hardcore Match. Raven battles WWF Hardcore Champion Steve Blackman.

Chris Benoit and X-Pac team up against Triple H and Chris Jericho. Commissioner Foley books Triple H against Chris Benoit for WWF No Mercy. WWF Tag Team Champions The Hardy Boyz defend against Lo-Down where we see the debut of The Conquistadors. WWF European Champion Al Snow defends against Test.

Chyna and WWF Intercontinental Champion Eddie Guerrero take on Right to Censor, however, GTV footage shows Latino Heat in the shower with Ho’s. Chyna breaks off their engagement and Guerrero breaks a bottle over Billy Gunn’s head. And in the main event Kane and Kurt Angle team up against Rikishi and WWF Champion The Rock. After the match, Commissioner Foley reveals that Rikishi ran over Stone Cold Steve Austin. Rikishi admits to it and says he did it for The Rock.

This ain’t a wrestling show. This is an episode of COPS with pyros and powerbombs. It’s October 5, 2000, and WWF SmackDown! is lookin’ like a bar fight in a steel factory.

👑 First up, Triple H finally snaps on Stephanie — straight-up calls her a liability in front of the entire world. Not subtle. Not classy. Just full-on “get outta my business before I pedigree your storyline.” The McMahon-Helmsley Empire is crumblin’, and Steph looks like she just got ghosted mid-title reign.

🥇Enter Kurt Angle, aka America’s most polite homewrecker. Steph helps him get the W, and he hits her with the “Hey, maybe you could, uh, walk me to the ring sometime?” line like he’s askin’ her to the damn homecoming dance. This man is Olympic thirsty.

💢 Meanwhile, Triple H and Chris Benoit finally let the rage off the leash and beat the LIVING HELL out of each other — in the ring, no rules, no pacing, just fists, fury, and fightin’ like it’s personal (because it is). This wasn’t a match — this was two alpha psychos throwing bombs like the belt doesn’t even matter. Crowd’s goin’ NUTS. You could hear the punches from the parking lot.

👊 And over in the “Austin’s had enough of your sh*t” storyline, Commissioner Foley suspends Stone Cold ‘til they find out who ran him down last year. Bad move, Mick. Austin says hell nah, and hits Foley with a STUNNER so violent it probably cracked the timekeeper’s table. That man never plays nice with management.

🔥 Main event madness: The Rock vs. Kane. Big boys throwing haymakers. It’s heating up. But here comes Rikishi, strutting out like your drunk uncle at a wedding reception — and he ruins everything. DQ finish. Kane wins. Rock loses his damn mind. Rikishi’s booty causes more problems than a dial-up connection in 2000.

This episode had:

• One marriage on the verge of collapse
  

• One Olympic simp on the rise
  

• One Rattlesnake stunner spree
  

• One brutal slugfest between HHH and Benoit
  

• And one Samoan wrecking ball wreckin’ everything
  

This is Attitude Era chaos. Sweaty. Violent. Overbooked. And beautiful.

🔥 SMASH that LIKE if you miss when brawls felt real and feuds got settled with fists, not tweets

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WWF RAW IS WAR – October 2, 2000

UNCENSORED. UNHINGED. UNAPOLOGETIC.

This ain’t modern-day PG fluff — this was RAW during the golden age of “screw your rules” mayhem. The Attitude Era was fully unchained, and this episode? It was pure chaos from start to finish.

💥 JACQUELINE & LITA – BACKSTAGE BRAWL FROM HELL

No bell. No ref. Just fists flying and walls shaking. Jacqueline didn’t come to talk — she came to throw hands with WWF Women’s Champion Lita, and she absolutely did. These two tore each other apart like they were in an alley fight after last call. Hair pulling? Yup. Steel trays? Yup. Lita bled. Jackie didn’t care. This wasn’t about wrestling — it was about respect.

🧨 STONE COLD STEVE AUSTIN: BACK AND RAISING HELL

The Texas Rattlesnake stomped into RAW with a six-pack and a death wish. Billy Gunn caught a Stunner just for breathing the same air. Commissioner Mick Foley? Got one for trying to maintain order. Austin’s flipping birds, cracking beers, and leaving broken bodies behind like it’s 1998 all over again. Nobody’s safe — not even the damn boss.

🏆 KURT ANGLE BECOMES #1 CONTENDER – TRIPLE H GETS WRECKED

The main event was already a powder keg with Angle vs. Triple H — but then Chris Benoit stormed into the picture with steel chair violence and zero chill. He got way too close to Stephanie McMahon, whispered something twisted, and then cracked Triple H’s skull open like a piñata. Angle took the win, the title shot, and probably laughed all the way back to the locker room. This was NOT about technical wrestling — this was about ambition, obsession, and betrayal.

🩸Blood, chaos, and a complete lack of authority — that’s what RAW was in the fall of 2000.

This wasn’t sports entertainment. This was straight-up war.

👇 DROP your favorite moment in the comments:

🔥 Lita vs Jacqueline going full ECW backstage?

🍻 Austin reminding the world why he’s the baddest SOB in the biz?

🥇 Angle slithering his way to the top after Benoit wrecked The Game?

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