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WrestleMania XIX

WrestleMania XIX

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Oct 12, 2026

speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
12:07
Give me a hell yeah.
Lucha Big EGUEST
12:08
yeah.WrestleMania XIX.
Lucha Big EGUEST
12:17
Gosh, I can't even think of what year we're in
speaker_2SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
12:20
Part time, bro
speaker_2SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
12:27
Fickle.
speaker_2SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
12:28
They're fickle
Lucha Big EGUEST
12:31
WrestleMania XIX.
speaker_2SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
12:34
And if you want some, come get some
JackHOST
33:42
...
JackHOST
33:42
the Undertaker was gonna be buried alive and written off TV from November to Wres- WrestleMania 20.
JackHOST
33:48
So he could have probably taken this loss in July [laughs] quite easily, and it would've been fine.
SamHOST
33:53
Yeah.

9 MINS LATER

SamHOST
42:24
It was absolutely perfect.
JackHOST
42:25
Next up is the video package for our main event, and it's the WWE title triple threat match.
JackHOST
42:32
We get a brief recap of WrestleMania XIX, where Brock Lesnar wins against Kurt Angle.
JackHOST
42:37
Angle's neck gets injured, which is not new for him, but he returns, and he thanks Lesnar for checking up on him after their match.
DustyHOST
51:30
Yeah.
DustyHOST
51:31
Uh, so that all leads to WrestleMania XIX which took place March 30th 2003 from Seattle, Washington at Safeco Field.
DustyHOST
51:40
Uh, 54,097 people in attendance and a buy rate of 560,000 which is down from the previous year and seen as an indictment of who was at the top of the card and also like, uh, disappointing considering they really thought that they, the, they would blow it out on this one.
AndrewHOST
52:02
Yeah.
Jonathan CoachmanHOST
34:42
Uh, and we have some Cody Rhodes to talk about.
Jonathan CoachmanHOST
34:45
Uh, we have, uh, WrestleMania XIX and my role in that WrestleMania to talk about.
Jonathan CoachmanHOST
34:52
And also, we'll take all of your questions and do the Coach and Brolette wheel as well.
Jonathan CoachmanHOST
34:56
All right, I'll see you guys tonight.
LukeHOST
61:59
And we've gone big time this week.
LukeHOST
62:01
We've picked a match from WrestleMania 19.
LukeHOST
62:04
So the match we've picked is quite a controversial one with wrestling fans.
LukeHOST
62:09
It's Bukati versus Triple H for the world title.
LukeHOST
62:12
But before we get into that goodness or badness, depending on your take, We'll have a little rundown of what else was going on at that time.
LukeHOST
62:19
So WrestleMania 19, solid card.
LukeHOST
62:22
One of the better WrestleMania 19s from top to bottom.
LukeHOST
62:24
It was on March 30th, 2003 at the Safeco Field in Seattle.
JoshHOST
11:35
All right, we got two minutes here.
JoshHOST
11:38
You are given these two minutes to tell me what matches you can name off of WrestleMania XIX.
Day 1 DylanGUEST
11:47
XIX.
Day 1 DylanGUEST
11:53
Shoot.
Rob PasbaniHOST
2:28
And now we're in this kind of new, newer era of the Attitude Era, like the kind of tail end of the Attitude Era, I would say.
Rob PasbaniHOST
2:38
I feel like the Attitude Era basically wraps up at, I want to say WrestleMania 19 is the, like, that's Steve Austin's final match.
Rob PasbaniHOST
2:48
You had that Vince McMahon-Hogan match that was pretty cool, actually, I thought, with Roddy Piper running in.
Rob PasbaniHOST
2:56
But after that, I feel like...
John PozHOST
32:18
Next up, we have a match that will live in infamy forever.
John PozHOST
32:23
Vince McMahon versus Hulk Hogan, WrestleMania XIX.
John PozHOST
32:29
This match, when you're looking at it, was technically billed as the main event.
John PozHOST
32:34
If you look at how they, you know, did all the video packages, how they did the, the, to cover the DVD, how they promoted it, it just...
John PozHOST
32:40
It wasn't the main event.
John PozHOST
32:41
Of course, Angle/Lesnar is, but it just seemed like it was possibly the main event of the evening.
John PozHOST
32:46
3/30/2003, Hulk Hogan defeats Vince McMahon in an epic street fight at WrestleMania XIX: Dare to Dream.
John PozHOST
32:54
Pay-per-view was from Safeco Field in Seattle, Washington.
Chris Van VlietHOST
19:50
So I feel like when they had the rematch the next year, they were like, "Well, there's only one spot that this match could be.
Chris Van VlietHOST
19:56
It has to [laughs] be in the main event." I gotta go WrestleMania 19, Kurt Angle versus Brock Lesnar.
Chris Van VlietHOST
20:05
And I know that a lot of people go, "Oh, man, it's too bad about the Shooting Star Press at the end.
Chris Van VlietHOST
20:10
It's too bad that Brock Lesnar didn't nail that." You know, look at everything else in the match.

28 MINS LATER

Chris Van VlietHOST
48:27
But if there's a match that you could go to and change the finish of, yeah, that's one of 'em.
Chris Van VlietHOST
48:34
I still think that Triple H, Booker T is the match that I would...
Chris Van VlietHOST
48:37
Like, why didn't Booker T win the title there at WrestleMania 19? It just, it felt like that one should have made sense.
Chris Van VlietHOST
48:45
But yes, Sting's run in WWE should have been different, should have been filled with certainly more wins.
Booker TGUEST
53:24
[laughs]
Chris Van VlietHOST
53:25
When people ask the question of, like, if you could change the finish of any match, what would it be, I feel like it always comes back to your WrestleMania 19 match against Triple H.
Chris Van VlietHOST
53:35
Was there ever talk of you winning that match?
Booker TGUEST
53:40
You know, to answer the first part, uh, uh, uh, um, first, uh, that would be the only match in my career that I could honestly say, "Yeah, maybe, uh, you know, if I could change that finish, you know what I mean, I would change it." Um, but no, there was never any talk about me winning that match, you know, from the beginning.

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