Ranking Every WWE Title Match At WrestleMania Worst To Best

27. WrestleMania 2000 - Triple H Vs. The Rock Vs. Mick Foley Vs. The Big Show

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One of the best wrestlers in the world meets the most charismatic wrestler in the world, meets the legend who destroyed his body for this business, meets the largest wrestler in the industry.

While not the singles Triple H vs. Rock contest many had hoped for, on paper this four-way WWF Title match from WrestleMania 2000 had potential. Unfortunately, the competitors in this bout were all merely background players in the larger story of all four McMahons being involved as managers to each of the performers.

What was notable here, was this was the first time a heel was victorious in the final match of WrestleMania, with Triple H retaining the gold after Vince McMahon turned on the Rock. Of course, the heel Yokozuna's WrestleMania IX main event win over Bret Hart was quickly erased by that BS impromptu Hulk Hogan 'match'.

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