WWE SummerSlam 1999

The "attitude era" of WWE reaches a fever pitch at SummerSlam 1999. The main event features Steve Austin defending his WWF Championship against Mankind and Triple H in a three-way dance. Other key matches include The Undertaker defending his newly won WWF Tag Team Championship with The Big Show against Kane and X-Pac, and Jeff Jarrett defending the Intercontinental Championship against an "unannounced" opponent.

SummerSlam 1999 is largely remembered as a chaotic and somewhat disappointing event from the height of the Attitude Era. While it featured major stars and significant storylines, the match quality and booking decisions were often criticized, particularly the controversial "I Quit" match finish. Despite its flaws, it remains a notable event for wrestling historians, showcasing the unpredictable nature of WWE programming at the time.

• Criticized for its convoluted storylines and controversial finishes, especially the "I Quit" match.

• The main event was considered decent, but the overall show suffered from a lack of clear direction and strong performances across the board.

• A snapshot of the Attitude Era's excesses, with some exciting moments but ultimately overshadowed by poor booking.

Google audience: Audience reviews often point to the unpredictable and chaotic nature of the event, with some enjoying the high-stakes matches while others found the booking to be nonsensical and the "I Quit" match finish to be particularly egregious.

The infamous "I Quit" match between Mankind and Stone Cold Steve Austin, which served as the main event, had a controversial finish where it was revealed Mankind did not actually say "I Quit." This led to a backlash from fans and critics alike, highlighting the sometimes-problematic storytelling of the era.