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'''No Way Out''' was a Wrestling/{{WWE}} pay-per-view event that debuted in February 1998 as an ''In Your House'' event, and then two years later became the event rebranded to its current title and was WWE's annual February event. During the brand extension, No Way Out was an exclusive PPV event for ''[[Wrestling/WWESmackdown Smackdown]]'' from 2004 to 2007. After ''Wrestling/WrestleMania 23'', brand-exclusive pay-per-view events cease to be held, being that ''No Way Out'' 2007 was the last ever brand-exclusive PPV event in WWE. In 2008, the annual [[GimmickMatches Elimination Chamber match]] was added to the ''No Way Out'' pay-per-view and began conducting two a year at the event, one for ''Raw'' and one for ''Smackdown''.
In 2010, ''No Way Out'' was discontinued, and WWE ''Elimination Chamber'' was created as its replacement. However, the PPV name was brought back in June 2012.
!!This event has examples of:
* TheBadGuyWins:
** 2000: Wrestling/TripleH beats [[Wrestling/MickFoley Cactus Jack]] inside Hell in a Cell, thus putting an end to his career ([[TenMinuteRetirement albeit temporarily]]).
** 2001: Wrestling/TripleH defeated Wrestling/StoneColdSteveAustin in 3 Stages of Hell, which ended their bitter feud that lasted for a year and a half.
** 2002: Wrestling/KurtAngle defeated Wrestling/TripleH to win his [=WrestleMania=] title shot, with Wrestling/StephanieMcMahon as the guest referee. [[note]]Triple H won back his title shot the next night, however.[[/note]] Wrestling/ChrisJericho defeated Steve Austin to retain the WWF Undisputed Championship with the help of [[Wrestling/NewWorldOrder the nWo]].
** 2003: [[Wrestling/DwayneJohnson The Rock]], who had [[FaceHeelTurn turned on the fans weeks prior]], defeated Wrestling/HulkHogan in a ''[=WrestleMania X-8=]'' rematch with the help of Wrestling/VinceMcMahon and special referee Sylvain Grenier.
** 2005: JBL defeated Wrestling/TheBigShow in a Barbed Wire Steel Cage match to retain his title.
** 2006: Wrestling/RandyOrton, who had been making distasteful remarks about Wrestling/EddieGuerrero's death, defeated [[Wrestling/ReyMysterioJr Rey Mysterio]] for the latter's spot to face Wrestling/KurtAngle at [=WM22=] for the World Heavyweight Title, albeit by cheating. Fortunately for Rey, he gets added to the match on ''Smackdown'' a few days later.
* BigDamnKiss: At 2012, Wrestling/{{Kane}} gave Wrestling/AJLee a kiss days after the latter planted one on him on the 6/11/12 episode of ''Raw''.
* BlatantLies: During the WWE World Heavyweight Championship match in 2012, Wrestling/JerryLawler claimed the crowd was chanting "Let's go, Wrestling/{{Sheamus}}!" when they were clearly cheering for Wrestling/DolphZiggler.
* BrokenWinLossStreak: In 2006, Wrestling/BobbyLashley, who had been undefeated since debuting in late 2005, was defeated by [[Wrestling/JohnBradshawLayfield JBL]] due to interference from Finlay.
* CurbStompBattle: The match between Stone Cold and Eric Bischoff in 2003 revolved around Austin beating the hell out of him and winning the match.
* DisqualificationInducedVictory: In 2008, Randy Orton deliberately got himself disqualified in a match against Wrestling/JohnCena by slapping the referee. This was all just a ruse for Orton to retain the WWE title.
* EarnYourHappyEnding: No Way Out 2004 had Wrestling/EddieGuerrero achieving his dream of winning the WWE Championship by defeating Wrestling/BrockLesnar.
* EndOfAnEra: The 2007 event was the last brand-exclusive event until the second brand extension in 2016.
* EnemyMine: The main event of 2007 had Wrestling/WrestleMania opponents from both brands teaming up against each other - Cena and HBK (RAW) against Batista and Undertaker (Smackdown). Things didn't go well for Batista and Undertaker, though.
* HistoryRepeats:
** Chavo Guerrero had won the Cruiserweight Championship 3 times in this event (2004, 2005, and 2007).
** Wrestling/TripleH had won two Elimination Chamber matches in this event in 2008 and 2009.
* HotBlooded: [[Wrestling/JimRoss J.R.]] in 2003, when Steve Austin faced Wrestling/EricBischoff. Not only was Stone Cold coming back from a ten month absence, but Eric Bischoff had kicked a cinder block through Ross's head. Suffice to say, JR was as pumped for Bischoff's comeuppance as the red-hot Montreal crowd.
* HumiliationConga: Happened to Wrestling/JohnLaurinaitis at 2012. Wrestling/BrodusClay held him down while John Cena escaped the cage and sealed Laurinaitis' fate. He was then promptly fired and put through the announce table by Cena.
* LoserLeavesTown:
** From 2000, the Hell in a Cell match between Triple H and Cactus Jack had the stipulation that if Cactus lost, he must retire.
** For the Wrestling/JohnCena vs Wrestling/TheBigShow steel cage match at 2012, both Cena and Wrestling/JohnLaurinaitis' careers were on the line. It ended up with the latter losing his job.
* PoliticallyIncorrectVillain: At 2003 (which took place in Montreal, Quebec), Wrestling/KurtAngle insulted Canadians in general and Wrestling/ChrisBenoit and Wrestling/{{Edge}} in particular, mocking their French heritage (although Edge is Anglo-Canadian, and has insulted French Canadians himself) in the CheeseEatingSurrenderMonkeys idiom. [[UnintentionalPeriodPiece Extremely common at the time]].
* SoreLoser: In 2001, Wrestling/KurtAngle was walking up the ramp crying after losing the WWE title to [[Wrestling/DwayneJohnson The Rock]].
* ThreeRoundDeathmatch: From 2001, Stone Cold and Triple H competed in the first-ever "Three Stages of Hell" match.
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'''No Way Out''' was a Wrestling/{{WWE}} pay-per-view event that debuted in February 1998 as an ''In Your House'' event, and then two years later became the event rebranded to its current title and was WWE's annual February event. During the brand extension, No Way Out was an exclusive PPV event for ''[[Wrestling/WWESmackdown Smackdown]]'' from 2004 to 2007. After ''Wrestling/WrestleMania 23'', brand-exclusive pay-per-view events cease to be held, being that ''No Way Out'' 2007 was the last ever brand-exclusive PPV event in WWE. In 2008, the annual [[GimmickMatches Elimination Chamber match]] was added to the ''No Way Out'' pay-per-view and began conducting two a year at the event, one for ''Raw'' and one for ''Smackdown''.
In 2010, ''No Way Out'' was discontinued, and WWE ''Elimination Chamber'' was created as its replacement. However, the PPV name was brought back in June 2012.
!!This event has examples of:
* TheBadGuyWins:
** 2000: Wrestling/TripleH beats [[Wrestling/MickFoley Cactus Jack]] inside Hell in a Cell, thus putting an end to his career ([[TenMinuteRetirement albeit temporarily]]).
** 2001: Wrestling/TripleH defeated Wrestling/StoneColdSteveAustin in 3 Stages of Hell, which ended their bitter feud that lasted for a year and a half.
** 2002: Wrestling/KurtAngle defeated Wrestling/TripleH to win his [=WrestleMania=] title shot, with Wrestling/StephanieMcMahon as the guest referee. [[note]]Triple H won back his title shot the next night, however.[[/note]] Wrestling/ChrisJericho defeated Steve Austin to retain the WWF Undisputed Championship with the help of [[Wrestling/NewWorldOrder the nWo]].
** 2003: [[Wrestling/DwayneJohnson The Rock]], who had [[FaceHeelTurn turned on the fans weeks prior]], defeated Wrestling/HulkHogan in a ''[=WrestleMania X-8=]'' rematch with the help of Wrestling/VinceMcMahon and special referee Sylvain Grenier.
** 2005: JBL defeated Wrestling/TheBigShow in a Barbed Wire Steel Cage match to retain his title.
** 2006: Wrestling/RandyOrton, who had been making distasteful remarks about Wrestling/EddieGuerrero's death, defeated [[Wrestling/ReyMysterioJr Rey Mysterio]] for the latter's spot to face Wrestling/KurtAngle at [=WM22=] for the World Heavyweight Title, albeit by cheating. Fortunately for Rey, he gets added to the match on ''Smackdown'' a few days later.
* BigDamnKiss: At 2012, Wrestling/{{Kane}} gave Wrestling/AJLee a kiss days after the latter planted one on him on the 6/11/12 episode of ''Raw''.
* BlatantLies: During the WWE World Heavyweight Championship match in 2012, Wrestling/JerryLawler claimed the crowd was chanting "Let's go, Wrestling/{{Sheamus}}!" when they were clearly cheering for Wrestling/DolphZiggler.
* BrokenWinLossStreak: In 2006, Wrestling/BobbyLashley, who had been undefeated since debuting in late 2005, was defeated by [[Wrestling/JohnBradshawLayfield JBL]] due to interference from Finlay.
* CurbStompBattle: The match between Stone Cold and Eric Bischoff in 2003 revolved around Austin beating the hell out of him and winning the match.
* DisqualificationInducedVictory: In 2008, Randy Orton deliberately got himself disqualified in a match against Wrestling/JohnCena by slapping the referee. This was all just a ruse for Orton to retain the WWE title.
* EarnYourHappyEnding: No Way Out 2004 had Wrestling/EddieGuerrero achieving his dream of winning the WWE Championship by defeating Wrestling/BrockLesnar.
* EndOfAnEra: The 2007 event was the last brand-exclusive event until the second brand extension in 2016.
* EnemyMine: The main event of 2007 had Wrestling/WrestleMania opponents from both brands teaming up against each other - Cena and HBK (RAW) against Batista and Undertaker (Smackdown). Things didn't go well for Batista and Undertaker, though.
* HistoryRepeats:
** Chavo Guerrero had won the Cruiserweight Championship 3 times in this event (2004, 2005, and 2007).
** Wrestling/TripleH had won two Elimination Chamber matches in this event in 2008 and 2009.
* HotBlooded: [[Wrestling/JimRoss J.R.]] in 2003, when Steve Austin faced Wrestling/EricBischoff. Not only was Stone Cold coming back from a ten month absence, but Eric Bischoff had kicked a cinder block through Ross's head. Suffice to say, JR was as pumped for Bischoff's comeuppance as the red-hot Montreal crowd.
* HumiliationConga: Happened to Wrestling/JohnLaurinaitis at 2012. Wrestling/BrodusClay held him down while John Cena escaped the cage and sealed Laurinaitis' fate. He was then promptly fired and put through the announce table by Cena.
* LoserLeavesTown:
** From 2000, the Hell in a Cell match between Triple H and Cactus Jack had the stipulation that if Cactus lost, he must retire.
** For the Wrestling/JohnCena vs Wrestling/TheBigShow steel cage match at 2012, both Cena and Wrestling/JohnLaurinaitis' careers were on the line. It ended up with the latter losing his job.
* PoliticallyIncorrectVillain: At 2003 (which took place in Montreal, Quebec), Wrestling/KurtAngle insulted Canadians in general and Wrestling/ChrisBenoit and Wrestling/{{Edge}} in particular, mocking their French heritage (although Edge is Anglo-Canadian, and has insulted French Canadians himself) in the CheeseEatingSurrenderMonkeys idiom. [[UnintentionalPeriodPiece Extremely common at the time]].
* SoreLoser: In 2001, Wrestling/KurtAngle was walking up the ramp crying after losing the WWE title to [[Wrestling/DwayneJohnson The Rock]].
* ThreeRoundDeathmatch: From 2001, Stone Cold and Triple H competed in the first-ever "Three Stages of Hell" match.
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'''No Way Out''' was a Wrestling/{{WWE}} pay-per-view event that debuted in February 1998 as an ''In Your House'' event, and then two years later became the event rebranded to its current title and was WWE's annual February event. During the brand extension, No Way Out was an exclusive PPV event for ''[[Wrestling/WWESmackdown Smackdown]]'' from 2004 to 2007. After ''Wrestling/WrestleMania 23'', brand-exclusive pay-per-view events cease to be held, being that ''No Way Out'' 2007 was the last ever brand-exclusive PPV event in WWE. In 2008, the annual [[GimmickMatches Elimination Chamber match]] was added to the ''No Way Out'' pay-per-view and began conducting two a year at the event, one for ''Raw'' and one for ''Smackdown''.
In 2010, ''No Way Out'' was discontinued, and WWE ''Elimination Chamber'' was created as its replacement. However, the PPV name was brought back in June 2012.
!!This event has examples of:
* TheBadGuyWins:
** 2000: Wrestling/TripleH beats [[Wrestling/MickFoley Cactus Jack]] inside Hell in a Cell, thus putting an end to his career ([[TenMinuteRetirement albeit temporarily]]).
** 2001: Wrestling/TripleH defeated Wrestling/StoneColdSteveAustin in 3 Stages of Hell, which ended their bitter feud that lasted for a year and a half.
** 2002: Wrestling/KurtAngle defeated Wrestling/TripleH to win his [=WrestleMania=] title shot, with Wrestling/StephanieMcMahon as the guest referee. [[note]]Triple H won back his title shot the next night, however.[[/note]] Wrestling/ChrisJericho defeated Steve Austin to retain the WWF Undisputed Championship with the help of [[Wrestling/NewWorldOrder the nWo]].
** 2003: [[Wrestling/DwayneJohnson The Rock]], who had [[FaceHeelTurn turned on the fans weeks prior]], defeated Wrestling/HulkHogan in a ''[=WrestleMania X-8=]'' rematch with the help of Wrestling/VinceMcMahon and special referee Sylvain Grenier.
** 2005: JBL defeated Wrestling/TheBigShow in a Barbed Wire Steel Cage match to retain his title.
** 2006: Wrestling/RandyOrton, who had been making distasteful remarks about Wrestling/EddieGuerrero's death, defeated [[Wrestling/ReyMysterioJr Rey Mysterio]] for the latter's spot to face Wrestling/KurtAngle at [=WM22=] for the World Heavyweight Title, albeit by cheating. Fortunately for Rey, he gets added to the match on ''Smackdown'' a few days later.
* BigDamnKiss: At 2012, Wrestling/{{Kane}} gave Wrestling/AJLee a kiss days after the latter planted one on him on the 6/11/12 episode of ''Raw''.
* BlatantLies: During the WWE World Heavyweight Championship match in 2012, Wrestling/JerryLawler claimed the crowd was chanting "Let's go, Wrestling/{{Sheamus}}!" when they were clearly cheering for Wrestling/DolphZiggler.
* BrokenWinLossStreak: In 2006, Wrestling/BobbyLashley, who had been undefeated since debuting in late 2005, was defeated by [[Wrestling/JohnBradshawLayfield JBL]] due to interference from Finlay.
* CurbStompBattle: The match between Stone Cold and Eric Bischoff in 2003 revolved around Austin beating the hell out of him and winning the match.
* DisqualificationInducedVictory: In 2008, Randy Orton deliberately got himself disqualified in a match against Wrestling/JohnCena by slapping the referee. This was all just a ruse for Orton to retain the WWE title.
* EarnYourHappyEnding: No Way Out 2004 had Wrestling/EddieGuerrero achieving his dream of winning the WWE Championship by defeating Wrestling/BrockLesnar.
* EndOfAnEra: The 2007 event was the last brand-exclusive event until the second brand extension in 2016.
* EnemyMine: The main event of 2007 had Wrestling/WrestleMania opponents from both brands teaming up against each other - Cena and HBK (RAW) against Batista and Undertaker (Smackdown). Things didn't go well for Batista and Undertaker, though.
* HistoryRepeats:
** Chavo Guerrero had won the Cruiserweight Championship 3 times in this event (2004, 2005, and 2007).
** Wrestling/TripleH had won two Elimination Chamber matches in this event in 2008 and 2009.
* HotBlooded: [[Wrestling/JimRoss J.R.]] in 2003, when Steve Austin faced Wrestling/EricBischoff. Not only was Stone Cold coming back from a ten month absence, but Eric Bischoff had kicked a cinder block through Ross's head. Suffice to say, JR was as pumped for Bischoff's comeuppance as the red-hot Montreal crowd.
* HumiliationConga: Happened to Wrestling/JohnLaurinaitis at 2012. Wrestling/BrodusClay held him down while John Cena escaped the cage and sealed Laurinaitis' fate. He was then promptly fired and put through the announce table by Cena.
* LoserLeavesTown:
** From 2000, the Hell in a Cell match between Triple H and Cactus Jack had the stipulation that if Cactus lost, he must retire.
** For the Wrestling/JohnCena vs Wrestling/TheBigShow steel cage match at 2012, both Cena and Wrestling/JohnLaurinaitis' careers were on the line. It ended up with the latter losing his job.
* PoliticallyIncorrectVillain: At 2003 (which took place in Montreal, Quebec), Wrestling/KurtAngle insulted Canadians in general and Wrestling/ChrisBenoit and Wrestling/{{Edge}} in particular, mocking their French heritage (although Edge is Anglo-Canadian, and has insulted French Canadians himself) in the CheeseEatingSurrenderMonkeys idiom. [[UnintentionalPeriodPiece Extremely common at the time]].
* SoreLoser: In 2001, Wrestling/KurtAngle was walking up the ramp crying after losing the WWE title to [[Wrestling/DwayneJohnson The Rock]].
* ThreeRoundDeathmatch: From 2001, Stone Cold and Triple H competed in the first-ever "Three Stages of Hell" match.
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* BrokenStreak: In 2006, Wrestling/BobbyLashley, who had been undefeated since debuting in late 2005, was defeated by [[Wrestling/JohnBradshawLayfield JBL]] due to interference from Finlay.
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* BrokenStreak: BrokenWinLossStreak: In 2006, Wrestling/BobbyLashley, who had been undefeated since debuting in late 2005, was defeated by [[Wrestling/JohnBradshawLayfield JBL]] due to interference from Finlay.
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** 2002: Wrestling/KurtAngle defeated Wrestling/TripleH to win his [=WrestleMania=] title shot, with Wrestling/StephanieMcMahon as the guest referee. A night later, however, Triple H won back his title shot. Wrestling/ChrisJericho defeated Steve Austin to retain the WWF Undisputed Championship with the help of the [[Wrestling/NewWorldOrder NWO]].
** 2003: [[Wrestling/DwayneJohnson The Rock]], who had [[FaceHeelTurn turned on the fans weeks prior]], defeated Wrestling/HulkHogan in the [=WM18=] rematch with the help of Wrestling/VinceMcMahon and special referee Sylvain Grenier.
** 2003: [[Wrestling/DwayneJohnson The Rock]], who had [[FaceHeelTurn turned on the fans weeks prior]], defeated Wrestling/HulkHogan in the [=WM18=] rematch with the help of Wrestling/VinceMcMahon and special referee Sylvain Grenier.
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** 2002: Wrestling/KurtAngle defeated Wrestling/TripleH to win his [=WrestleMania=] title shot, with Wrestling/StephanieMcMahon as the guest referee. A night later, however, Triple [[note]]Triple H won back his title shot. shot the next night, however.[[/note]] Wrestling/ChrisJericho defeated Steve Austin to retain the WWF Undisputed Championship with the help of the [[Wrestling/NewWorldOrder NWO]].
the nWo]].
** 2003: [[Wrestling/DwayneJohnson The Rock]], who had [[FaceHeelTurn turned on the fans weeks prior]], defeated Wrestling/HulkHogan inthe [=WM18=] a ''[=WrestleMania X-8=]'' rematch with the help of Wrestling/VinceMcMahon and special referee Sylvain Grenier.
** 2003: [[Wrestling/DwayneJohnson The Rock]], who had [[FaceHeelTurn turned on the fans weeks prior]], defeated Wrestling/HulkHogan in
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** 2002: Wrestling/KurtAngle defeated Wrestling/TripleH to win his [=WrestleMania=] title shot, with Wrestling/StephanieMcMahon as the guest referee. A night later, however, Triple H did won back his title shot. Wrestling/ChrisJericho defeated Steve Austin to retain the WWF Undisputed Championship with the help of the [[Wrestling/NewWorldOrder NWO]].
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** 2002: Wrestling/KurtAngle defeated Wrestling/TripleH to win his [=WrestleMania=] title shot, with Wrestling/StephanieMcMahon as the guest referee. A night later, however, Triple H did won back his title shot. Wrestling/ChrisJericho defeated Steve Austin to retain the WWF Undisputed Championship with the help of the [[Wrestling/NewWorldOrder NWO]].
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* BlatantLies: During the WWE World Heavyweight Championship match in 2012, Wrestling/JerryLawler said the crowd was chanting "Let's go, Wrestling/{{Sheamus}}!" when they were clearly cheering for Wrestling/DolphZiggler.
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* BlatantLies: During the WWE World Heavyweight Championship match in 2012, Wrestling/JerryLawler said claimed the crowd was chanting "Let's go, Wrestling/{{Sheamus}}!" when they were clearly cheering for Wrestling/DolphZiggler.
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* EndOfAnEra: The 2007 event was the last brand-exclusive event (until the second brand extension in 2016).
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* EarnYourHappyEnding: No Way Out 2004 has Wrestling/EddieGuerrero achieving his dream of winning the WWE Championship by defeating Wrestling/BrockLesnar.
* EnemyMine: The main event of 2007 has Wrestling/WrestleMania opponents from both brands teaming up against each other - Cena and HBK (RAW) against Batista and Undertaker (Smackdown). Things didn't go well for Batista and Undertaker, though.
* EnemyMine: The main event of 2007 has Wrestling/WrestleMania opponents from both brands teaming up against each other - Cena and HBK (RAW) against Batista and Undertaker (Smackdown). Things didn't go well for Batista and Undertaker, though.
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* EarnYourHappyEnding: No Way Out 2004 has had Wrestling/EddieGuerrero achieving his dream of winning the WWE Championship by defeating Wrestling/BrockLesnar.
* EndOfAnEra: The 2007 event was the last brand-exclusive event (until the second brand extension in 2016).
* EnemyMine: The main event of 2007has had Wrestling/WrestleMania opponents from both brands teaming up against each other - Cena and HBK (RAW) against Batista and Undertaker (Smackdown). Things didn't go well for Batista and Undertaker, though.
* EndOfAnEra: The 2007 event was the last brand-exclusive event (until the second brand extension in 2016).
* EnemyMine: The main event of 2007
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** Chavo Guerrero has won the Cruiserweight Championship 3 times in this event (2004, 2005, and 2007).
** Wrestling/TripleH has won two Elimination Chamber matches in this event in 2008 and 2009.
** Wrestling/TripleH has won two Elimination Chamber matches in this event in 2008 and 2009.
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** Chavo Guerrero has had won the Cruiserweight Championship 3 times in this event (2004, 2005, and 2007).
** Wrestling/TripleHhas had won two Elimination Chamber matches in this event in 2008 and 2009.
** Wrestling/TripleH
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** 2001: Wrestling/TripleH defeated Wrestling/StoneColdSteveAustin in 3 Stages of Hell, which ended their bitter feud that lasted for a year and a half.
** 2002: Wrestling/KurtAngle defeated Wrestling/TripleH to win his [=WrestleMania=] title shot, with Wrestling/StephanieMcMahon as the guest referee. A night later, however, Triple H did won back his title shot. Wrestling/ChrisJericho defeated Steve Austin to retain the WWF Undisputed Championship with the help of the [[Wrestling/NewWorldOrder NWO]].
** 2002: Wrestling/KurtAngle defeated Wrestling/TripleH to win his [=WrestleMania=] title shot, with Wrestling/StephanieMcMahon as the guest referee. A night later, however, Triple H did won back his title shot. Wrestling/ChrisJericho defeated Steve Austin to retain the WWF Undisputed Championship with the help of the [[Wrestling/NewWorldOrder NWO]].
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** 2005: JBL defeated Wrestling/TheBigShow in a Barbed Wire Steel Cage match to retain his title.
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* HistoryRepeats:
** Chavo Guerrero has won the Cruiserweight Championship 3 times in this event (2004, 2005, and 2007).
** Wrestling/TripleH has won two Elimination Chamber matches in this event in 2008 and 2009.
** Chavo Guerrero has won the Cruiserweight Championship 3 times in this event (2004, 2005, and 2007).
** Wrestling/TripleH has won two Elimination Chamber matches in this event in 2008 and 2009.
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'''No Way Out''' was a Wrestling/{{WWE}} pay-per-view event that debuted in February 1998 as an ''In Your House'' event, and then two years later became the event rebranded to its current title and was WWE's annual February event. During the brand extension, No Way Out was an exclusive PPV event for ''[[Wrestling/WWESmackdown Smackdown]]'' from 2004 to 2007. After ''[[Wrestling/WrestleMania WrestleMania 23]]'', brand-exclusive pay-per-view events cease to be held, being that No Way Out 2007 was the last ever brand-exclusive PPV event in WWE. In 2008, the annual Elimination Chamber match has been added to the No Way Out pay-per-view and began conducting two a year at the event, one for both Raw and Smackdown.
In 2010, No Way Out was discontinued, and WWE Elimination Chamber was created as its replacement. However, the PPV name was brought back in June 2012.
In 2010, No Way Out was discontinued, and WWE Elimination Chamber was created as its replacement. However, the PPV name was brought back in June 2012.
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'''No Way Out''' was a Wrestling/{{WWE}} pay-per-view event that debuted in February 1998 as an ''In Your House'' event, and then two years later became the event rebranded to its current title and was WWE's annual February event. During the brand extension, No Way Out was an exclusive PPV event for ''[[Wrestling/WWESmackdown Smackdown]]'' from 2004 to 2007. After ''[[Wrestling/WrestleMania WrestleMania 23]]'', ''Wrestling/WrestleMania 23'', brand-exclusive pay-per-view events cease to be held, being that No ''No Way Out Out'' 2007 was the last ever brand-exclusive PPV event in WWE. In 2008, the annual [[GimmickMatches Elimination Chamber match has been match]] was added to the No ''No Way Out Out'' pay-per-view and began conducting two a year at the event, one for both Raw ''Raw'' and Smackdown.
one for ''Smackdown''.
In 2010,No ''No Way Out Out'' was discontinued, and WWE Elimination Chamber ''Elimination Chamber'' was created as its replacement. However, the PPV name was brought back in June 2012.
In 2010,
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** 2000: Wrestling/TripleH beats Cactus Jack inside Hell in a Cell, thus putting an end to his career ([[TenMinuteRetirement albeit temporarily]]).
** 2003: [[Wrestling/DwayneJohnson The Rock]], who had [[FaceHeelTurn turned on the fans weeks prior]], defeated Hulk Hogan in the [=WM18=] rematch with the help of Wrestling/VinceMcMahon and special referee Sylvain Grenier.
** 2006: Wrestling/RandyOrton, who had been making distasteful remarks about Wrestling/EddieGuerrero's death, defeated [[Wrestling/ReyMysterioJr Rey Mysterio]] for the latter's spot to face Wrestling/KurtAngle at [=WM22=] for the World Heavyweight Title, albeit by cheating. Fortunately for Rey, he gets added to the match on Smackdown days later.
* BigDamnKiss: At 2012, Wrestling/{{Kane}} gave Wrestling/AJLee a kiss days after the latter planted one on him on the 6/11/12 episode of Raw.
** 2003: [[Wrestling/DwayneJohnson The Rock]], who had [[FaceHeelTurn turned on the fans weeks prior]], defeated Hulk Hogan in the [=WM18=] rematch with the help of Wrestling/VinceMcMahon and special referee Sylvain Grenier.
** 2006: Wrestling/RandyOrton, who had been making distasteful remarks about Wrestling/EddieGuerrero's death, defeated [[Wrestling/ReyMysterioJr Rey Mysterio]] for the latter's spot to face Wrestling/KurtAngle at [=WM22=] for the World Heavyweight Title, albeit by cheating. Fortunately for Rey, he gets added to the match on Smackdown days later.
* BigDamnKiss: At 2012, Wrestling/{{Kane}} gave Wrestling/AJLee a kiss days after the latter planted one on him on the 6/11/12 episode of Raw.
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** 2000: Wrestling/TripleH beats [[Wrestling/MickFoley Cactus Jack Jack]] inside Hell in a Cell, thus putting an end to his career ([[TenMinuteRetirement albeit temporarily]]).
** 2003: [[Wrestling/DwayneJohnson The Rock]], who had [[FaceHeelTurn turned on the fans weeks prior]], defeatedHulk Hogan Wrestling/HulkHogan in the [=WM18=] rematch with the help of Wrestling/VinceMcMahon and special referee Sylvain Grenier.
** 2006: Wrestling/RandyOrton, who had been making distasteful remarks about Wrestling/EddieGuerrero's death, defeated [[Wrestling/ReyMysterioJr Rey Mysterio]] for the latter's spot to face Wrestling/KurtAngle at [=WM22=] for the World Heavyweight Title, albeit by cheating. Fortunately for Rey, he gets added to the match onSmackdown ''Smackdown'' a few days later.
* BigDamnKiss: At 2012, Wrestling/{{Kane}} gave Wrestling/AJLee a kiss days after the latter planted one on him on the 6/11/12 episode ofRaw.''Raw''.
** 2003: [[Wrestling/DwayneJohnson The Rock]], who had [[FaceHeelTurn turned on the fans weeks prior]], defeated
** 2006: Wrestling/RandyOrton, who had been making distasteful remarks about Wrestling/EddieGuerrero's death, defeated [[Wrestling/ReyMysterioJr Rey Mysterio]] for the latter's spot to face Wrestling/KurtAngle at [=WM22=] for the World Heavyweight Title, albeit by cheating. Fortunately for Rey, he gets added to the match on
* BigDamnKiss: At 2012, Wrestling/{{Kane}} gave Wrestling/AJLee a kiss days after the latter planted one on him on the 6/11/12 episode of
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* BrokenStreak: In 2006, Wrestling/BobbyLashley, who had been undefeated since debuting in late 2005, was defeated by [=JBL=] due to the interference from Finlay.
* CurbStompBattle: The match between Stone Cold and Eric Bischoff in 2003 revolves around Austin beating the hell out of him and winning the match.
* DisqualificationInducedVictory: In 2008, Randy Orton deliberately gets himself disqualified in a match against John Cena by slapping the referee. This was all just a ruse for Orton to retain the WWE title.
* CurbStompBattle: The match between Stone Cold and Eric Bischoff in 2003 revolves around Austin beating the hell out of him and winning the match.
* DisqualificationInducedVictory: In 2008, Randy Orton deliberately gets himself disqualified in a match against John Cena by slapping the referee. This was all just a ruse for Orton to retain the WWE title.
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* BrokenStreak: In 2006, Wrestling/BobbyLashley, who had been undefeated since debuting in late 2005, was defeated by [=JBL=] [[Wrestling/JohnBradshawLayfield JBL]] due to the interference from Finlay.
* CurbStompBattle: The match between Stone Cold and Eric Bischoff in 2003revolves revolved around Austin beating the hell out of him and winning the match.
* DisqualificationInducedVictory: In 2008, Randy Orton deliberatelygets got himself disqualified in a match against John Cena Wrestling/JohnCena by slapping the referee. This was all just a ruse for Orton to retain the WWE title.
* CurbStompBattle: The match between Stone Cold and Eric Bischoff in 2003
* DisqualificationInducedVictory: In 2008, Randy Orton deliberately
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* HumiliationConga: Happens with Wrestling/JohnLaurinaitis at 2012, where Brodus Clay holds him while John Cena escapes the cage and seals Laurinaitis' fate. He's then promptly fired and put through the announce table by Cena.
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* HumiliationConga: Happens with Happened to Wrestling/JohnLaurinaitis at 2012, where Brodus Clay holds 2012. Wrestling/BrodusClay held him down while John Cena escapes escaped the cage and seals sealed Laurinaitis' fate. He's He was then promptly fired and put through the announce table by Cena.
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** From 2000, the Hell in a Cell match between Triple H and Cactus Jack has the stipulation that if Cactus loses, he must retire.
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** From 2000, the Hell in a Cell match between Triple H and Cactus Jack has had the stipulation that if Cactus loses, lost, he must retire.
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'''No Way Out''' was a Wrestling/{{WWE}} pay-per-view event that debuted in February 1998 as an ''In Your House'' event, and then two years later became the event rebranded to its current title and was WWE's annual February event. During the brand extension, No Way Out was an exclusive PPV event for Smackdown from 2004 to 2007. After ''[[Wrestling/WrestleMania WrestleMania 23]]'', brand-exclusive pay-per-view events cease to be held, being that No Way Out 2007 was the last ever brand-exclusive PPV event in WWE. In 2008, the annual Elimination Chamber match has been added to the No Way Out pay-per-view and began conducting two a year at the event, one for both Raw and Smackdown.
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'''No Way Out''' was a Wrestling/{{WWE}} pay-per-view event that debuted in February 1998 as an ''In Your House'' event, and then two years later became the event rebranded to its current title and was WWE's annual February event. During the brand extension, No Way Out was an exclusive PPV event for Smackdown ''[[Wrestling/WWESmackdown Smackdown]]'' from 2004 to 2007. After ''[[Wrestling/WrestleMania WrestleMania 23]]'', brand-exclusive pay-per-view events cease to be held, being that No Way Out 2007 was the last ever brand-exclusive PPV event in WWE. In 2008, the annual Elimination Chamber match has been added to the No Way Out pay-per-view and began conducting two a year at the event, one for both Raw and Smackdown.
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'''No Way Out''' was a Wrestling/{{WWE}} pay-per-view event that debuted in February 1998 as an ''In Your House'' event, and then two years later became the event rebranded to its current title and was WWE's annual February event. During the brand extension, No Way Out was an exclusive PPV event for Smackdown from 2004 to 2007. After [[Wrestling/WrestleMania WrestleMania 23]], brand-exclusive pay-per-view events cease to be held, being that No Way Out 2007 was the last ever brand-exclusive PPV event in WWE. In 2008, the annual Elimination Chamber match has been added to the No Way Out pay-per-view and began conducting two a year at the event, one for both Raw and Smackdown.
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'''No Way Out''' was a Wrestling/{{WWE}} pay-per-view event that debuted in February 1998 as an ''In Your House'' event, and then two years later became the event rebranded to its current title and was WWE's annual February event. During the brand extension, No Way Out was an exclusive PPV event for Smackdown from 2004 to 2007. After [[Wrestling/WrestleMania ''[[Wrestling/WrestleMania WrestleMania 23]], 23]]'', brand-exclusive pay-per-view events cease to be held, being that No Way Out 2007 was the last ever brand-exclusive PPV event in WWE. In 2008, the annual Elimination Chamber match has been added to the No Way Out pay-per-view and began conducting two a year at the event, one for both Raw and Smackdown.
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* BigDamnKiss: At 2012, Wrestling/{{Kane}} gives Wrestling/AJLee a kiss days after the latter planted one on him on the 6/11/12 episode of Raw.
* BlatantLies: During the WWE World Heavyweight Championship match in 2012, Wrestling/JerryLawler said the crowd was chanting let's go Wrestling/{{Sheamus}} when they were clearly cheering for Wrestling/DolphZiggler.
* BlatantLies: During the WWE World Heavyweight Championship match in 2012, Wrestling/JerryLawler said the crowd was chanting let's go Wrestling/{{Sheamus}} when they were clearly cheering for Wrestling/DolphZiggler.
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* BigDamnKiss: At 2012, Wrestling/{{Kane}} gives gave Wrestling/AJLee a kiss days after the latter planted one on him on the 6/11/12 episode of Raw.
* BlatantLies: During the WWE World Heavyweight Championship match in 2012, Wrestling/JerryLawler said the crowd was chantinglet's go Wrestling/{{Sheamus}} "Let's go, Wrestling/{{Sheamus}}!" when they were clearly cheering for Wrestling/DolphZiggler.
* BlatantLies: During the WWE World Heavyweight Championship match in 2012, Wrestling/JerryLawler said the crowd was chanting
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* TheBadGuyWins:
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* TheBadGuyWins:TheBadGuyWins: A few noticeable examples.
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* BigDamnKiss: At No Way Out 2012, Wrestling/{{Kane}} gives Wrestling/AJLee a kiss days after the latter planted one on him on the 6/11/12 episode of Raw.
* BlatantLies: During the WWE World Heavyweight Championship match on the No Way Out 2012 PPV, Wrestling/JerryLawler said the crowd was chanting let's go Wrestling/{{Sheamus}} when they were clearly cheering for Wrestling/DolphZiggler.
* BrokenStreak: In No Way Out 2006, Wrestling/BobbyLashley, who had been undefeated since debuting in late 2005, was defeated by [=JBL=] due to the interference from Finlay.
* CurbStompBattle: The match between Stone Cold and Eric Bischoff in No Way Out 2003 revolves around Austin beating the hell out of him and winning the match.
* DisqualificationInducedVictory: In No Way Out 2008, Randy Orton deliberately gets himself disqualified in a match against John Cena by slapping the referee. This was all just a ruse for Orton to retain the WWE title.
* BlatantLies: During the WWE World Heavyweight Championship match on the No Way Out 2012 PPV, Wrestling/JerryLawler said the crowd was chanting let's go Wrestling/{{Sheamus}} when they were clearly cheering for Wrestling/DolphZiggler.
* BrokenStreak: In No Way Out 2006, Wrestling/BobbyLashley, who had been undefeated since debuting in late 2005, was defeated by [=JBL=] due to the interference from Finlay.
* CurbStompBattle: The match between Stone Cold and Eric Bischoff in No Way Out 2003 revolves around Austin beating the hell out of him and winning the match.
* DisqualificationInducedVictory: In No Way Out 2008, Randy Orton deliberately gets himself disqualified in a match against John Cena by slapping the referee. This was all just a ruse for Orton to retain the WWE title.
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* BigDamnKiss: At No Way Out 2012, Wrestling/{{Kane}} gives Wrestling/AJLee a kiss days after the latter planted one on him on the 6/11/12 episode of Raw.
* BlatantLies: During the WWE World Heavyweight Championship matchon the No Way Out 2012 PPV, in 2012, Wrestling/JerryLawler said the crowd was chanting let's go Wrestling/{{Sheamus}} when they were clearly cheering for Wrestling/DolphZiggler.
* BrokenStreak: InNo Way Out 2006, Wrestling/BobbyLashley, who had been undefeated since debuting in late 2005, was defeated by [=JBL=] due to the interference from Finlay.
* CurbStompBattle: The match between Stone Cold and Eric Bischoff inNo Way Out 2003 revolves around Austin beating the hell out of him and winning the match.
* DisqualificationInducedVictory: InNo Way Out 2008, Randy Orton deliberately gets himself disqualified in a match against John Cena by slapping the referee. This was all just a ruse for Orton to retain the WWE title.
* BlatantLies: During the WWE World Heavyweight Championship match
* BrokenStreak: In
* CurbStompBattle: The match between Stone Cold and Eric Bischoff in
* DisqualificationInducedVictory: In
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* EnemyMine: The main event of No Way Out 2007 has Wrestling/WrestleMania opponents from both brands teaming up against each other - Cena and HBK (RAW) against Batista and Undertaker (Smackdown). Things didn't go well for Batista and Undertaker, though.
* HotBlooded: [[Wrestling/JimRoss J.R.]] in No Way Out 2003, when Steve Austin faced Wrestling/EricBischoff. Not only was Stone Cold coming back from a ten month absence, but Eric Bischoff had kicked a cinder block through Ross's head. Suffice to say, JR was as pumped for Bischoff's comeuppance as the red-hot Montreal crowd.
* HumiliationConga: Happens with Wrestling/JohnLaurinaitis at No Way Out 2012, where Brodus Clay holds him while John Cena escapes the cage and seals Laurinaitis' fate. He's then promptly fired and put through the announce table by Cena.
* HotBlooded: [[Wrestling/JimRoss J.R.]] in No Way Out 2003, when Steve Austin faced Wrestling/EricBischoff. Not only was Stone Cold coming back from a ten month absence, but Eric Bischoff had kicked a cinder block through Ross's head. Suffice to say, JR was as pumped for Bischoff's comeuppance as the red-hot Montreal crowd.
* HumiliationConga: Happens with Wrestling/JohnLaurinaitis at No Way Out 2012, where Brodus Clay holds him while John Cena escapes the cage and seals Laurinaitis' fate. He's then promptly fired and put through the announce table by Cena.
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* EnemyMine: The main event of No Way Out 2007 has Wrestling/WrestleMania opponents from both brands teaming up against each other - Cena and HBK (RAW) against Batista and Undertaker (Smackdown). Things didn't go well for Batista and Undertaker, though.
* HotBlooded: [[Wrestling/JimRoss J.R.]] inNo Way Out 2003, when Steve Austin faced Wrestling/EricBischoff. Not only was Stone Cold coming back from a ten month absence, but Eric Bischoff had kicked a cinder block through Ross's head. Suffice to say, JR was as pumped for Bischoff's comeuppance as the red-hot Montreal crowd.
* HumiliationConga: Happens with Wrestling/JohnLaurinaitis atNo Way Out 2012, where Brodus Clay holds him while John Cena escapes the cage and seals Laurinaitis' fate. He's then promptly fired and put through the announce table by Cena.
* HotBlooded: [[Wrestling/JimRoss J.R.]] in
* HumiliationConga: Happens with Wrestling/JohnLaurinaitis at
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** From No Way Out '00, the Hell in a Cell match between Triple H and Cactus Jack has the stipulation that if Cactus loses, he must retire.
** For the Wrestling/JohnCena vs Wrestling/TheBigShow steel cage match at No Way Out 2012, both Cena and Wrestling/JohnLaurinaitis' careers were on the line. It ended up with the latter losing his job.
* PoliticallyIncorrectVillain: At No Way Out '03 (which took place in Montreal, Quebec), Wrestling/KurtAngle insulted Canadians in general and Wrestling/ChrisBenoit and Wrestling/{{Edge}} in particular, mocking their French heritage (although Edge is Anglo-Canadian, and has insulted French Canadians himself) in the CheeseEatingSurrenderMonkeys idiom. [[UnintentionalPeriodPiece Extremely common at the time]].
** For the Wrestling/JohnCena vs Wrestling/TheBigShow steel cage match at No Way Out 2012, both Cena and Wrestling/JohnLaurinaitis' careers were on the line. It ended up with the latter losing his job.
* PoliticallyIncorrectVillain: At No Way Out '03 (which took place in Montreal, Quebec), Wrestling/KurtAngle insulted Canadians in general and Wrestling/ChrisBenoit and Wrestling/{{Edge}} in particular, mocking their French heritage (although Edge is Anglo-Canadian, and has insulted French Canadians himself) in the CheeseEatingSurrenderMonkeys idiom. [[UnintentionalPeriodPiece Extremely common at the time]].
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** From No Way Out '00, 2000, the Hell in a Cell match between Triple H and Cactus Jack has the stipulation that if Cactus loses, he must retire.
** For the Wrestling/JohnCena vs Wrestling/TheBigShow steel cage match atNo Way Out 2012, both Cena and Wrestling/JohnLaurinaitis' careers were on the line. It ended up with the latter losing his job.
* PoliticallyIncorrectVillain: AtNo Way Out '03 2003 (which took place in Montreal, Quebec), Wrestling/KurtAngle insulted Canadians in general and Wrestling/ChrisBenoit and Wrestling/{{Edge}} in particular, mocking their French heritage (although Edge is Anglo-Canadian, and has insulted French Canadians himself) in the CheeseEatingSurrenderMonkeys idiom. [[UnintentionalPeriodPiece Extremely common at the time]].
** For the Wrestling/JohnCena vs Wrestling/TheBigShow steel cage match at
* PoliticallyIncorrectVillain: At
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* ThreeRoundDeathmatch: From No Way Out 2001, Stone Cold and Triple H competed in the first-ever "Three Stages of Hell" match.
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* ThreeRoundDeathmatch: From No Way Out 2001, Stone Cold and Triple H competed in the first-ever "Three Stages of Hell" match.
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** No Way Out 2000: Wrestling/TripleH beats Cactus Jack inside Hell in a Cell, thus putting an end to his career ([[TenMinuteRetirement temporarily]]).
** No Way Out 2003: [[Wrestling/DwayneJohnson The Rock]], who had [[FaceHeelTurn turned on the fans weeks prior]], defeated Hulk Hogan in the [=WM18=] rematch with the help of Wrestling/VinceMcMahon and special referee Sylvain Grenier.
** No Way Out 2006: Wrestling/RandyOrton, who had been making distasteful remarks about Wrestling/EddieGuerrero's death, defeated [[Wrestling/ReyMysterioJr Rey Mysterio]] for the latter's spot to face Wrestling/KurtAngle at [=WM22=] for the World Heavyweight Title, albeit by cheating. Fortunately for Rey, he gets added to the match on Smackdown days later.
** No Way Out 2003: [[Wrestling/DwayneJohnson The Rock]], who had [[FaceHeelTurn turned on the fans weeks prior]], defeated Hulk Hogan in the [=WM18=] rematch with the help of Wrestling/VinceMcMahon and special referee Sylvain Grenier.
** No Way Out 2006: Wrestling/RandyOrton, who had been making distasteful remarks about Wrestling/EddieGuerrero's death, defeated [[Wrestling/ReyMysterioJr Rey Mysterio]] for the latter's spot to face Wrestling/KurtAngle at [=WM22=] for the World Heavyweight Title, albeit by cheating. Fortunately for Rey, he gets added to the match on Smackdown days later.
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** No Way Out 2000: Wrestling/TripleH beats Cactus Jack inside Hell in a Cell, thus putting an end to his career ([[TenMinuteRetirement albeit temporarily]]).
**No Way Out 2003: [[Wrestling/DwayneJohnson The Rock]], who had [[FaceHeelTurn turned on the fans weeks prior]], defeated Hulk Hogan in the [=WM18=] rematch with the help of Wrestling/VinceMcMahon and special referee Sylvain Grenier.
**No Way Out 2006: Wrestling/RandyOrton, who had been making distasteful remarks about Wrestling/EddieGuerrero's death, defeated [[Wrestling/ReyMysterioJr Rey Mysterio]] for the latter's spot to face Wrestling/KurtAngle at [=WM22=] for the World Heavyweight Title, albeit by cheating. Fortunately for Rey, he gets added to the match on Smackdown days later.
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In 2010, No Way Out was discontinued, and WWE Elimination Chamber was created as it's replacement. However, the PPV name was brought back in June 2012.
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** No Way Out 2006: Wrestling/RandyOrton defeated Rey Mysterio for the latter's spot to face Wrestling/KurtAngle at [=WM22=] for the World Heavyweight Title, albeit by cheating. Fortunately for Rey, he gets added to the match on Smackdown days later.
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** No Way Out 2006: Wrestling/RandyOrton Wrestling/RandyOrton, who had been making distasteful remarks about Wrestling/EddieGuerrero's death, defeated [[Wrestling/ReyMysterioJr Rey Mysterio Mysterio]] for the latter's spot to face Wrestling/KurtAngle at [=WM22=] for the World Heavyweight Title, albeit by cheating. Fortunately for Rey, he gets added to the match on Smackdown days later.
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* BrokenStreak: In No Way Out 2006, Wrestling/BobbyLashley, who had an undefeated streak since debuting in late 2005, was defeated by [=JBL=] due to the interference from Finlay.
* CurbStompBattle: The match between Stone Cold and Eric Bischoff in No Way Out 2003 revolves around Austin beating the hell out of him and winning the match.
* CurbStompBattle: The match between Stone Cold and Eric Bischoff in No Way Out 2003 revolves around Austin beating the hell out of him and winning the match.
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* BrokenStreak: In No Way Out 2006, Wrestling/BobbyLashley, who had an been undefeated streak since debuting in late 2005, was defeated by [=JBL=] due to the interference from Finlay.
* CurbStompBattle: The match between Stone Cold and Eric Bischoff in No Way Out 2003 revolves around Austin beating the hell out of him and winning the match.
* CurbStompBattle: The match between Stone Cold and Eric Bischoff in No Way Out 2003 revolves around Austin beating the hell out of him and winning the match.
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* SoreLoser: In 2001, Wrestling/KurtAngle was left crying after losing the WWE title to [[Wrestling/DwayneJohnson The Rock]].
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* SoreLoser: In 2001, Wrestling/KurtAngle was left walking up the ramp crying after losing the WWE title to [[Wrestling/DwayneJohnson The Rock]].
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** No Way Out 2003: [[Wrestling/DwayneJohnson The Rock]], who had [[FaceHeelTurn turned on the fans weeks prior]] defeats Hulk Hogan in the [=WM18=] rematch with the help of Wrestling/VinceMcMahon.
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** No Way Out 2003: [[Wrestling/DwayneJohnson The Rock]], who had [[FaceHeelTurn turned on the fans weeks prior]] defeats prior]], defeated Hulk Hogan in the [=WM18=] rematch with the help of Wrestling/VinceMcMahon.Wrestling/VinceMcMahon and special referee Sylvain Grenier.
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* CurbStompBattle: The match between Stone Cold and Eric Bischoff in No Way Out 2003 revolves around Austin beating the hell out of him and winning the match.
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* BrokenStreak: In No Way Out 2006, Wrestling/BobbyLashley, who had an undefeated streak since debuting in late 2005, was defeated by [=JBL=] due to the interference from Finlay.
* CurbStompBattle: The match between Stone Cold and Eric Bischoff in No Way Out 2003 revolves around Austin beating the hell out of him and winning the match.
* CurbStompBattle: The match between Stone Cold and Eric Bischoff in No Way Out 2003 revolves around Austin beating the hell out of him and winning the match.
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* EnemyMine: The main event of No Way Out 2007 has a battle of the brands - Cena and HBK (RAW) against Batista and Undertaker (Smackdown), in which each team members are Wrestling/WrestleMania opponents. Things didn't go well for Batista and Undertaker, though.
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* EnemyMine: The main event of No Way Out 2007 has a battle of the Wrestling/WrestleMania opponents from both brands teaming up against each other - Cena and HBK (RAW) against Batista and Undertaker (Smackdown), in which each team members are Wrestling/WrestleMania opponents.(Smackdown). Things didn't go well for Batista and Undertaker, though.
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** No Way Out 2003: A newly-turned Rock defeats Hulk Hogan with the help of Wrestling/VinceMcMahon.
** No Way Out 2006: Wrestling/RandyOrton beats Rey Mysterio for the latter's spot to face Wrestling/KurtAngle at [=WM22=] for the World Heavyweight Title, albeit by cheating. Fortunately for Rey, he gets added to the match on Smackdown days later.
** No Way Out 2006: Wrestling/RandyOrton beats Rey Mysterio for the latter's spot to face Wrestling/KurtAngle at [=WM22=] for the World Heavyweight Title, albeit by cheating. Fortunately for Rey, he gets added to the match on Smackdown days later.
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** No Way Out 2003: A newly-turned Rock [[Wrestling/DwayneJohnson The Rock]], who had [[FaceHeelTurn turned on the fans weeks prior]] defeats Hulk Hogan Hogan in the [=WM18=] rematch with the help of Wrestling/VinceMcMahon.
** No Way Out 2006: Wrestling/RandyOrtonbeats defeated Rey Mysterio for the latter's spot to face Wrestling/KurtAngle at [=WM22=] for the World Heavyweight Title, albeit by cheating. Fortunately for Rey, he gets added to the match on Smackdown days later.
** No Way Out 2006: Wrestling/RandyOrton
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* DisqualificationInducedVictory: In No Way Out 2008, Randy Orton deliberately gets himself disqualified in a match against John Cena by slapping the referee. This was all just to keep the WWE title away from him.
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* DisqualificationInducedVictory: In No Way Out 2008, Randy Orton deliberately gets himself disqualified in a match against John Cena by slapping the referee. This was all just a ruse for Orton to keep retain the WWE title away from him.title.
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* SoreLoser: In 2001, Wrestling/KurtAngle was crying after losing the World Title to [[Wrestling/DwayneJohnson The Rock]].
* ThreeRoundDeathmatch: From No Way Out 2001, the first-ever Three Stages of Hell between Stone Cold and Triple H.
* ThreeRoundDeathmatch: From No Way Out 2001, the first-ever Three Stages of Hell between Stone Cold and Triple H.
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* SoreLoser: In 2001, Wrestling/KurtAngle was left crying after losing the World Title WWE title to [[Wrestling/DwayneJohnson The Rock]].
* ThreeRoundDeathmatch: From No Way Out 2001,the first-ever Three Stages of Hell between Stone Cold and Triple H.H competed in the first-ever "Three Stages of Hell" match.
* ThreeRoundDeathmatch: From No Way Out 2001,
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* DisqualificationInducedVictory: In No Way Out 2008, Randy Orton deliberately gets himself disqualified in a match against John Cena to keep the WWE title away from him.
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* DisqualificationInducedVictory: In No Way Out 2008, Randy Orton deliberately gets himself disqualified in a match against John Cena by slapping the referee. This was all just to keep the WWE title away from him.
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* DisqualificationInducedVictory: In No Way Out 2008, Randy Orton gets himself disqualified in a match against John Cena just to play with his mind.
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* DisqualificationInducedVictory: In No Way Out 2008, Randy Orton deliberately gets himself disqualified in a match against John Cena just to play with his mind.keep the WWE title away from him.
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'''No Way Out''' was a Wrestling/{{WWE}} pay-per-view event that debuted in February 1998 as an ''In Your House'' event, and then two years later became the event rebranded to its current title and was WWE's annual February event. During the brand extension, No Way Out was an exclusive PPV event for Smackdown from 2004 to 2007. After [[Wrestling/WrestleMania WrestleMania 23]], brand-exclusive pay-per-view events cease to be held, being that No Way Out 2007 was the last ever brand-exclusive PPV event in WWE. In 2008, the annual Elimination Chamber match has been added to the No Way Out pay-per-view and began conducting two a year at the event, one for both Raw and Smackdown.
In 2010, No Way Out was discontinued, and WWE Elimination Chamber was created as it's replacement. However, the PPV name was brought back in June 2012.
!!This event has examples of:
* TheBadGuyWins:
** No Way Out 2000: Wrestling/TripleH beats Cactus Jack inside Hell in a Cell, thus putting an end to his career ([[TenMinuteRetirement temporarily]]).
** No Way Out 2003: A newly-turned Rock defeats Hulk Hogan with the help of Wrestling/VinceMcMahon.
** No Way Out 2006: Wrestling/RandyOrton beats Rey Mysterio for the latter's spot to face Wrestling/KurtAngle at [=WM22=] for the World Heavyweight Title, albeit by cheating. Fortunately for Rey, he gets added to the match on Smackdown days later.
* BigDamnKiss: At No Way Out 2012, Wrestling/{{Kane}} gives Wrestling/AJLee a kiss days after the latter planted one on him on the 6/11/12 episode of Raw.
* BlatantLies: During the WWE World Heavyweight Championship match on the No Way Out 2012 PPV, Wrestling/JerryLawler said the crowd was chanting let's go Wrestling/{{Sheamus}} when they were clearly cheering for Wrestling/DolphZiggler.
* CurbStompBattle: The match between Stone Cold and Eric Bischoff in No Way Out 2003 revolves around Austin beating the hell out of him and winning the match.
* DisqualificationInducedVictory: In No Way Out 2008, Randy Orton gets himself disqualified in a match against John Cena
* EarnYourHappyEnding: No Way Out 2004 has Wrestling/EddieGuerrero achieving his dream of winning the WWE Championship by defeating Wrestling/BrockLesnar.
* EnemyMine: The main event of No Way Out 2007 has a battle of the brands - Cena and HBK (RAW) against Batista and Undertaker (Smackdown), in which each team members are Wrestling/WrestleMania opponents. Things didn't go well for Batista and Undertaker, though.
* HotBlooded: [[Wrestling/JimRoss J.R.]] in No Way Out 2003, when Steve Austin faced Wrestling/EricBischoff. Not only was Stone Cold coming back from a ten month absence, but Eric Bischoff had kicked a cinder block through Ross's head. Suffice to say, JR was as pumped for Bischoff's comeuppance as the red-hot Montreal crowd.
* HumiliationConga: Happens with Wrestling/JohnLaurinaitis at No Way Out 2012, where Brodus Clay holds him while John Cena escapes the cage and seals Laurinaitis' fate. He's then promptly fired and put through the announce table by Cena.
* LoserLeavesTown:
** From No Way Out '00, the Hell in a Cell match between Triple H and Cactus Jack has the stipulation that if Cactus loses, he must retire.
** For the Wrestling/JohnCena vs Wrestling/TheBigShow steel cage match at No Way Out 2012, both Cena and Wrestling/JohnLaurinaitis' careers were on the line. It ended up with the latter losing his job.
* PoliticallyIncorrectVillain: At No Way Out '03 (which took place in Montreal, Quebec), Wrestling/KurtAngle insulted Canadians in general and Wrestling/ChrisBenoit and Wrestling/{{Edge}} in particular, mocking their French heritage (although Edge is Anglo-Canadian, and has insulted French Canadians himself) in the CheeseEatingSurrenderMonkeys idiom. [[UnintentionalPeriodPiece Extremely common at the time]].
* SoreLoser: In 2001, Wrestling/KurtAngle was crying after losing the World Title to [[Wrestling/DwayneJohnson The Rock]].
* ThreeRoundDeathmatch: From No Way Out 2001, the first-ever Three Stages of Hell between Stone Cold and Triple H.
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'''No Way Out''' was a Wrestling/{{WWE}} pay-per-view event that debuted in February 1998 as an ''In Your House'' event, and then two years later became the event rebranded to its current title and was WWE's annual February event. During the brand extension, No Way Out was an exclusive PPV event for Smackdown from 2004 to 2007. After [[Wrestling/WrestleMania WrestleMania 23]], brand-exclusive pay-per-view events cease to be held, being that No Way Out 2007 was the last ever brand-exclusive PPV event in WWE. In 2008, the annual Elimination Chamber match has been added to the No Way Out pay-per-view and began conducting two a year at the event, one for both Raw and Smackdown.
In 2010, No Way Out was discontinued, and WWE Elimination Chamber was created as it's replacement. However, the PPV name was brought back in June 2012.
!!This event has examples of:
* TheBadGuyWins:
** No Way Out 2000: Wrestling/TripleH beats Cactus Jack inside Hell in a Cell, thus putting an end to his career ([[TenMinuteRetirement temporarily]]).
** No Way Out 2003: A newly-turned Rock defeats Hulk Hogan with the help of Wrestling/VinceMcMahon.
** No Way Out 2006: Wrestling/RandyOrton beats Rey Mysterio for the latter's spot to face Wrestling/KurtAngle at [=WM22=] for the World Heavyweight Title, albeit by cheating. Fortunately for Rey, he gets added to the match on Smackdown days later.
* BigDamnKiss: At No Way Out 2012, Wrestling/{{Kane}} gives Wrestling/AJLee a kiss days after the latter planted one on him on the 6/11/12 episode of Raw.
* BlatantLies: During the WWE World Heavyweight Championship match on the No Way Out 2012 PPV, Wrestling/JerryLawler said the crowd was chanting let's go Wrestling/{{Sheamus}} when they were clearly cheering for Wrestling/DolphZiggler.
* CurbStompBattle: The match between Stone Cold and Eric Bischoff in No Way Out 2003 revolves around Austin beating the hell out of him and winning the match.
* DisqualificationInducedVictory: In No Way Out 2008, Randy Orton gets himself disqualified in a match against John Cena
* EarnYourHappyEnding: No Way Out 2004 has Wrestling/EddieGuerrero achieving his dream of winning the WWE Championship by defeating Wrestling/BrockLesnar.
* EnemyMine: The main event of No Way Out 2007 has a battle of the brands - Cena and HBK (RAW) against Batista and Undertaker (Smackdown), in which each team members are Wrestling/WrestleMania opponents. Things didn't go well for Batista and Undertaker, though.
* HotBlooded: [[Wrestling/JimRoss J.R.]] in No Way Out 2003, when Steve Austin faced Wrestling/EricBischoff. Not only was Stone Cold coming back from a ten month absence, but Eric Bischoff had kicked a cinder block through Ross's head. Suffice to say, JR was as pumped for Bischoff's comeuppance as the red-hot Montreal crowd.
* HumiliationConga: Happens with Wrestling/JohnLaurinaitis at No Way Out 2012, where Brodus Clay holds him while John Cena escapes the cage and seals Laurinaitis' fate. He's then promptly fired and put through the announce table by Cena.
* LoserLeavesTown:
** From No Way Out '00, the Hell in a Cell match between Triple H and Cactus Jack has the stipulation that if Cactus loses, he must retire.
** For the Wrestling/JohnCena vs Wrestling/TheBigShow steel cage match at No Way Out 2012, both Cena and Wrestling/JohnLaurinaitis' careers were on the line. It ended up with the latter losing his job.
* PoliticallyIncorrectVillain: At No Way Out '03 (which took place in Montreal, Quebec), Wrestling/KurtAngle insulted Canadians in general and Wrestling/ChrisBenoit and Wrestling/{{Edge}} in particular, mocking their French heritage (although Edge is Anglo-Canadian, and has insulted French Canadians himself) in the CheeseEatingSurrenderMonkeys idiom. [[UnintentionalPeriodPiece Extremely common at the time]].
* SoreLoser: In 2001, Wrestling/KurtAngle was crying after losing the World Title to [[Wrestling/DwayneJohnson The Rock]].
* ThreeRoundDeathmatch: From No Way Out 2001, the first-ever Three Stages of Hell between Stone Cold and Triple H.
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