This PPV was a 20 min. drive from my house and it was worth the drive and the 2-month waiting period that made me count down the days to my very first PPV.
This Unforgiven had to be one of the best because every match was flawless and really fun to watch. The only one that was not so good was the divas match but the divas are hot so that is good.
Let's begin with the most important thing here: the "Scramble" gimmick that this PPV introduces and uses in three title matches does not really work. Although the time limit and the countdown clock do lend some suspense to the action, the fact that a pin or a submission won't even give you an elimination, much less the title, renders all pins (and submissions, not that there are any of them anyway) except the last one pointless.
2002's September PPV, 'Unforgiven', is a fairly unremarkable event. Here's a review of each match on the card:MATCH 1: Bubba Dudley, Goldust, Booker T & Kane VS The Un-Americans (Christian, Test, Regal & Lance Storm).
Shelton Benjamin vs. Kerwin White - Solid match but Shelton selling a knee a injury put limitations on this match Trish & Ashley vs.
The ninth annual WWE Unforgiven came to us this year from the sold out Air Canada Centre in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. As usual, the 16,000+ plus crowd was raucous and opinionated.
This Pay-Per-View marks the return of the undertaker after he got injured and he comes back with a bang. But it wasn't only that match what made the Pay-Per-View good it was all the rest of them also because all of the matches were very good they had lots of action in them and all of them were very intense such as ECW Championship CM Punk vs.
Unforgiven gets two thumbs up from me. RAW have produced a very entertaining pay per view.
Unforgiven truly lived up to expectations. All the guys and gals really tried hard and this was the best Raw PPV (up to now) for 2006.
