WWE WrestleMania 2000

WrestleMania 2000, also known as WrestleMania IX (a misnomer as it was the 16th event), featured a series of high-stakes matches with championship titles on the line. The main event saw The Rock defend his WWF Championship against a formidable Triple H, with his father-in-law Vince McMahon in his corner. Stone Cold Steve Austin also made his return to the ring after a near-fatal attack, participating in a four-way elimination match for the WWF Championship.

WrestleMania 2000 is generally remembered as a solid, albeit somewhat convoluted, installment in the iconic event's history. While the matches were often entertaining, the booking decisions and the sheer number of championship matches in one night led to some criticism. However, the star power of The Rock and Stone Cold Steve Austin, along with the memorable performances of Mick Foley, made it a significant event for wrestling fans at the turn of the millennium.

• The event featured a stacked card with multiple championship matches.
• The main event between The Rock and Triple H was a highlight, though Vince McMahon's involvement added complexity.
• Stone Cold Steve Austin's return was a significant moment, but his involvement in the main event match was somewhat controversial.
• While entertaining, the booking decisions and the number of matches led to some fan confusion.

Google audience: Information on specific Google user reviews for WWE WrestleMania 2000 is not readily available in a compiled format. However, fan reception from the era generally points to appreciation for the star power and the high-impact action, while some found the storyline elements to be excessive.

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Despite the name 'WrestleMania 2000', the event took place in April 2000, making it the first WrestleMania to occur in the new millennium. It was also the first WrestleMania not to have a World Championship match as the final match of the night.