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On October 21, 2001 the WWF’s fourth annual No Mercy pay-per-view took place in front of 15,647 fans at the Savvis Center in St. Louis, Missouri. The main event was a Triple Threat No Disqualification match for the WWF World Heavyweight Championship and pitted reigning champion Stone Cold Steve Austin defending the title against Kurt Angle and Rob Van Dam. It was the final No Mercy event held under the WWF name as the promotion was renamed to World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) in May 2002. It w

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On October 17, 1999 WWF’s second annual “No Mercy” took place in front of 18,742 fans at the Gund Arena in Cleveland, Ohio. In the main event, Triple H put his WWF World Heavyweight Championship on the line against Stone Cold Steve Austin in an “Anything Goes Match”. Shortly after No Mercy, Austin was written out of WWF storylines so he could have neck surgery. On-screen, his absence was attributed to being hit by a car. | Davenport Sports Network

On May 16, 1999 the WWF’s inaugural No Mercy pay-per-view took place in front of 18,107 fans at the Manchester Evening News Arena in Manchester, England, and was broadcast exclusively for the United Kingdom. The main event match was anything goes triple threat match for the WWF Championship. Defending champion Stone Cold Steve Austin defeated The Undertaker (with Paul Bearer) and Triple H (with Chyna), pinning Triple H after a Stone Cold Stunner following interference from the Corporate Ministry

With over 60 wrestlers, addictive gameplay, Championship modes with different storylines and an in-depth Creation Suite, WWF No Mercy for Nintendo 64 remains one of the most revered wrestling games ever created. Who could ever get the infectious "Dig dig diggity, dig diggity dog...SOCKO!" lyrics out of their head? | The Signature Spot