"Summerslam" 1999: "An Out of Body Experience" Quiz

Answer: D'Lo Brown was the WWE Intercontinental & European Champion

D'Lo Brown was the first person to hold both the WWE Intercontinental and European Championships at the same time. He faced off against Jeff Jarrett who he defeated to become the WWE Intercontinental Champion. Towards the end of the match, Debra climbed up the apron and distracted the referee and Jarrett.

This act allowed D'Lo's good friend Mark Henry to enter the ring with Jarrett's guitar but instead of hitting Jarrett, Henry hit D'Lo and cost him the match. The next night on "WWE Raw Is War", Jarrett rewarded Henry's betrayal by giving him the WWE European Championship.

Answer: Edge & Christian and The Hardy Boyz

The winning tag team would become the # 1 contender for the WWE Tag Team Championship. Edge & Christian defeated the following teams: The Hardy Boyz, Mideon & Viscera and Droz & Prince Albert. They were defeated by The Acolytes who would go on to win the match after besting the Hollys.

Answer: Chris Jericho

Road Dogg came to the ring and challenged the winner of the next match but he was interrupted by Chris Jericho. Jericho, who had debuted on the August 9th "WWE Raw Is War", made a habit out of interrupting and mocking his fellow wrestlers but he was put in his place by the silver tongued Road Dogg.

Answer: True

Road Dogg provided on the site commentary for the WWE Hardcore Championship match between Al Snow and The Big Bossman. Earlier, he had challenged the winner of their match for a title shot. The match travelled from the arena to a local Minneapolis bar where after being shoved by Boss Man, Road Dogg hit him with Boss Man's own baton. Al Snow covered him for the win and the title.

Answer: Luna

Ivory retained her WWE Women's Championship in a match against Tori. After the match, Ivory attempted to undress her but she was stopped by Luna.

Answer: Shane McMahon

During an episode of "WWE Livewire", Shane McMahon made his match at "Summerslam" with Test a Love Her or Leave Her Greenwich Street Fight. If Shane won then Test would end his romance with Shane's sister Stephanie but if Test won then Shane would stop interfering in their relationship.

A recap of "WWE Sunday Night Heat" revealed that Shane attacked Test from behind with a kendo stick. Test defeated Shane after Pat Patterson and Gerald Brisco attacked the Mean Street Posse to even the odds. An elated Stephanie McMahon, who was watching backstage, ran down to the ring to celebrate with Test.

Answer: He failed to pin X-Pac.

At the end of the match, Big Show performed a "Chokeslam" on X-Pac but pinned him by arrogantly placing his foot on his chest. This weak pin allowed X-Pac to kick out which angered The Undertaker. The Undertaker tagged himself in and delivered a "Tombstone Piledriver" on a weakened X-Pac and covered him for the win.

Answer: The woman had a hole in her pantyhose.

Before the match, Billy came down to the ring accompanied by someone covered with a large cloth. He announced that should The Rock lose their match, he would be forced to kiss not his butt but this mystery person's which was revealed to be an obese woman. During the match, Billy hit a "Fame-asser" on The Rock and called for the woman to enter the ring and pull up her dress.

When she did so, it was revealed that she had a large hole in her pantyhose. Just as Billy was forcing The Rock's head towards her butt, Rock countered and forced Billy to kiss the woman's butt.

After that, The Rock hit the "Rock Bottom" and the "People's Elbow" to win the match.

Answer: "Summerslam" 1988

Jesse Ventura made his first referee appearance at the first "Summerslam" in 1988. He refereed the main event match between the Mega Powers (Hulk Hogan and Randy Savage) and the Mega Bucks (Ted DiBiase and Andre the Giant). Eleven years later, Ventura would referee the main event for the WWE Championship between Stone Cold Steve Austin, Triple H and Mankind.

This match received a lot of publicity due to the fact that Ventura had just been elected governor of Minnesota, the same state the "Summerslam" 1999 emanated from.

Answer: Ken Shamrock

Steve Blackman and Ken Shamrock had a storied rivalry which culminated with Blackman hitting Shamrock with his car on an episode of "WWE Raw is War". Shamrock and Blackman met in a Lion's Den Match which took place inside of a circular fenced in structure similar to the one used in Mixed Martial Arts. Coincidentally, Shamrock started out as a MMA fighter before entering professional wrestling. Shamrock defeated Blackman by beating him unconscious with a kendo stick, an object that was frequently used by Blackman in his matches.