6. DX & The Radicalz vs. Cactus Jack, The Rock & Too Cool (Ft. Kane)
This forgotten gem of a match featured as the main event of the February 7th 2000 edition of Monday Night Raw. The tyrannical authority of Stephanie McMahon and Triple H, 13 years before they would be known as The Authority, battled alongside the newly defected Radicalz of WCW (Eddie Guerrero, Perry Saturn, Dean Malenko and Chris Benoit) to battle Cactus Jack and The Rock, who were joined by the super-popular Too Cool in an epic match that every WWE fan needs to see. The Attitude Era wasn't perfect. We all know that. However, the reason it has garnered the reputation that it has comes primarily from the pace and speed it used to run at, inspiring live crowds so hot that they put today's audience to shame.Take a listen to the live crowd for this thrown together tag-team main event and you'll understand. To put the icing on the cake, Kane returned from a short lay-off at the close of the match and wiped out the entire of DX/Radicalz, closing Raw with one of the loudest pyro explosions you'll ever hear. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=40hmzeYajrs&feature=player_detailpage#t=209 It was the Attitude Era at its best.
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