History Wrestling / Vengeance

** 2007: Wrestling/{{Chavo Guerrero|Jr}} defeated Jimmy Wang Yang to retain the Cruiserweight title, [[Wrestling/JohnMorrison Johnny Nitro]] defeated Wrestling/CMPunk to win the vacant ECW World title, Wrestling/{{MVP}} defeated Wrestling/RicFlair to retain the U.S. title, Deuce and Domino defeated Wrestling/JimmySnuka and Wrestling/RoddyPiper to retain the WWE Tag Team title, Wrestling/{{Edge|Wrestler}} defeated Wrestling/{{Batista}} (by count-out) to retain the World Heavyweight title.

Vengeance is a {{professional wrestling}} pay-per-view event produced by Wrestling/{{WWE}}. The event was first held in December 2001, replacing ''Wrestling/{{Armageddon|WWE}}'' for that year due to the possible insensitivity of the latter's name with respect to the 9/11 tragedy. In 2002, ''Vengeance'' replaced ''[=WWF=] Fully Loaded'''s schedule date, making it an annual event in July and featured the ''[[Wrestling/WWERaw Raw]]'' and ''[[Wrestling/WWESmackdown SmackDown!]]'' brands. The event was made exclusive to the ''[=SmackDown=]!'' brand in 2003 and then was made exclusive to the Raw brand in 2004. In 2005, the event was moved to June, switching schedules with ''Wrestling/TheGreatAmericanBash''. In 2007, after ''[[Wrestling/WrestleMania WrestleMania 23]]'', all PPV events became tri-branded, and ''Vengeance'' was promoted as ''Night of Champions'' which featured all WWE titles being defended.

Vengeance is a {{professional wrestling}} pay-per-view event produced by Wrestling/{{WWE}}. The event was first held in December 2001, replacing ''Wrestling/ArmageddonWrestling'' for that year due to the possible insensitivity of the latter's name with respect to the 9/11 tragedy. In 2002, ''Vengeance'' replaced ''[=WWF=] Fully Loaded'''s schedule date, making it an annual event in July and featured the ''[[Wrestling/WWERaw Raw]]'' and ''[[Wrestling/WWESmackdown SmackDown!]]'' brands. The event was made exclusive to the ''[=SmackDown=]!'' brand in 2003 and then was made exclusive to the Raw brand in 2004. In 2005, the event was moved to June, switching schedules with ''Wrestling/TheGreatAmericanBash''. In 2007, after ''[[Wrestling/WrestleMania WrestleMania 23]]'', all PPV events became tri-branded, and ''Vengeance'' was promoted as ''Night of Champions'' which featured all WWE titles being defended.

** 2002: The Un-Americans (Wrestling/{{Christian}} and Wrestling/LanceStorm) defeated Wrestling/HulkHogan and Wrestling/{{Edge}} for the WWE World Tag Team Titles.

** 2007: Wrestling/{{Chavo Guerrero|Jr}} defeated Jimmy Wang Yang to retain the Cruiserweight title, [[Wrestling/JohnMorrison Johnny Nitro]] defeated Wrestling/CMPunk to win the vacant ECW World title, Wrestling/{{MVP}} defeated Wrestling/RicFlair to retain the U.S. title, Deuce and Domino defeated Wrestling/JimmySnuka and Wrestling/RoddyPiper to retain the WWE Tag Team title, Wrestling/{{Edge}} defeated Wrestling/{{Batista}} (by count-out) to retain the World Heavyweight title.

** In 2004, Wrestling/{{Edge}} ended Wrestling/RandyOrton's seven month reign as Intercontinental champion.

** In 2011, Wrestling/MarkHenry superplexed Wrestling/TheBigShow, collapsing the ring in the process, much like in Show's encounter with Wrestling/BrockLesnar 8 years prior on ''[=SmackDown=]''.

** 2011: Wrestling/TheMiz and [[Wrestling/RonKillings R-Truth]] defeated Wrestling/CMPunk and Wrestling/TripleH. Wrestling/AlbertoDelRio defeated Wrestling/JohnCena in a Last Man Standing match to retain the WWE Title thanks to the interference by The Miz and R-Truth.

Vengeance is a {{professional wrestling}} pay-per-view event produced by Wrestling/{{WWE}}. The event was first held in December 2001, replacing ''Wrestling/ArmageddonWrestling'' for that year due to the possible insensitivity of the latter's name with respect to the 9/11 tragedy. In 2002, ''Vengeance'' replaced ''[=WWF=] Fully Loaded'''s schedule date, making it an annual event in July and featured the ''[[Wrestling/WWERaw Raw]]'' and ''[[Wrestling/WWESmackdown SmackDown!]]'' brands. The event was made exclusive to the ''[=SmackDown=]!'' brand in 2003 and then was made exclusive to the Raw brand in 2004. In 2005, the event was moved to June, switching schedules with ''The Great American Bash''. In 2007, after ''[[Wrestling/WrestleMania WrestleMania 23]]'', all PPV events became tri-branded, and ''Vengeance'' was promoted as ''Night of Champions'' which featured all WWE titles being defended.

In February 2021, WWE revived Vengeance for the NXT brand as a [=TakeOver=] event called Vengeance Day, which was the first and only Vengeance to air on the WWE Network in addition to traditional PPV. The name was also a reference to its Valentine's Day scheduling. The TakeOver series was discontinued that September, however, Vengeance continued on under the Vengeance Day name with the 2022 event being held as a special episode of NXT 2.0. This established Vengeance Day as NXT's annual Valentine's event.

* BrokenWinLossStreak: Triple H was undefeated in one-on-one[[note]]He participated in a six-man Hell in a Cell match in the 2000 ''Armageddon'' event, but then WWF Champion Wrestling/KurtAngle retained his title by pinning [[Wrestling/DwayneJohnson The Rock]][[/note]] Hell in a Cell matches, having winning 4 of them in his career at that time. This changed in 2005 when Wrestling/{{Batista}} defeated him.

** In 2005, Wrestling/{{Batista}} became the first wrestler to defeat Wrestling/TripleH one-on-one inside Hell in a Cell.

* FinalBattle: In 2005, then-World Heavyweight Champion Wrestling/{{Batista}} and Wrestling/TripleH fought inside Hell in a Cell, which served as the culmination of their heated feud of that year.

** 2002: The Un-Americans (Wrestling/{{Christian}} and Wrestling/LanceStorm) defeated Wrestling/HulkHogan and Wrstling/{{Edge}} for the WWE World Tag Team Titles.

Vengeance is a {{professional wrestling}} pay-per-view event produced by Wrestling/{{WWE}}. The event was first held in December 2001, replacing ''Wrestling/{{Armageddon}}'' for that year due to the possible insensitivity of the latter's name with respect to the 9/11 tragedy. In 2002, ''Vengeance'' replaced ''[=WWF=] Fully Loaded'''s schedule date, making it an annual event in July and featured the ''[[Wrestling/WWERaw Raw]]'' and ''[[Wrestling/WWESmackdown SmackDown!]]'' brands. The event was made exclusive to the ''[=SmackDown=]!'' brand in 2003 and then was made exclusive to the Raw brand in 2004. In 2005, the event was moved to June, switching schedules with ''The Great American Bash''. In 2007, after ''[[Wrestling/WrestleMania WrestleMania 23]]'', all PPV events became tri-branded, and ''Vengeance'' was promoted as ''Night of Champions'' which featured all WWE titles being defended.

Vengeance is a {{professional wrestling}} pay-per-view event produced by Wrestling/{{WWE}}. The event was first held in December 2001, replacing ''WWE Armageddon'' for that year due to the possible insensitivity of the latter's name with respect to the 9/11 tragedy. In 2002, ''Vengeance'' replaced ''[=WWF=] Fully Loaded'''s schedule date, making it an annual event in July and featured the ''[[Wrestling/WWERaw Raw]]'' and ''[[Wrestling/WWESmackdown SmackDown!]]'' brands. The event was made exclusive to the ''[=SmackDown=]!'' brand in 2003 and then was made exclusive to the Raw brand in 2004. In 2005, the event was moved to June, switching schedules with ''The Great American Bash''. In 2007, after ''[[Wrestling/WrestleMania WrestleMania 23]]'', all PPV events became tri-branded, and ''Vengeance'' was promoted as ''Night of Champions'' which featured all WWE titles being defended.

* BrokenStreak: Triple H was undefeated in one-on-one[[note]]He participated in a six-man Hell in a Cell match in the 2000 ''Armageddon'' event, but then WWF Champion Wrestling/KurtAngle retained his title by pinning [[Wrestling/DwayneJohnson The Rock]][[/note]] Hell in a Cell matches, having winning 4 of them in his career at that time. This changed in 2005 when Wrestling/{{Batista}} defeated him.

Vengeance is a {{professional wrestling}} pay-per-view event produced by the Wrestling/{{WWE}}. The event was first held in December 2001, replacing ''WWE Armageddon'' for that year due to the possible insensitivity of the latter's name with respect to the 9/11 tragedy. In 2002, ''Vengeance'' replaced ''[=WWF=] Fully Loaded'''s schedule date, making it an annual event in July and featured the ''[[Wrestling/WWERaw Raw]]'' and ''[[Wrestling/WWESmackdown SmackDown!]]'' brands. The event was made exclusive to the ''[=SmackDown=]!'' brand in 2003 and then was made exclusive to the Raw brand in 2004. In 2005, the event was moved to June, switching schedules with ''The Great American Bash''. In 2007, after ''[[Wrestling/WrestleMania WrestleMania 23]]'', all PPV events became tri-branded, and ''Vengeance'' was promoted as ''Night of Champions'' which featured all WWE titles being defended.

** The 2007 event was suppose to have a match between Wrestling/ChrisBenoit and Wrestling/CMPunk for the ECW World Championship (ECW having being revived by WWE as a third brand in 2006). However, Benoit no-showed due to a "family emergency" ([[PaterFamilicide the real reason would be revealed the next day...]]) and his spot in the match was taken by [[Wrestling/JohnMorrison Johnny Nitro]], who went on to defeat Punk and win his first and only world title in WWE.

* TheChewToy: Both Wrestling/{{Kane}} and Wrestling/CMPunk never won a match in this event.

** In the 2004 event, Wrestling/{{Edge}} ended Wrestling/RandyOrton's seven month reign as Intercontinental champion.
** In the 2005 event, Wrestling/{{Batista}} became the first wrestler to defeat Wrestling/TripleH one-on-one inside Hell in a Cell.

* DoubleKnockout: In the 2011 event, the match between Wrestling/TheBigShow and Wrestling/MarkHenry ended at a no contest after they collapsed the ring via a superplex.
* FinalBattle: In the 2005 event, then-World Heavyweight Champion Wrestling/{{Batista}} and Wrestling/TripleH fought inside Hell in a Cell, which served as the culmination of their heated feud of that year.

** In the 2011 event, Wrestling/MarkHenry superplexed Wrestling/TheBigShow, collapsing the ring in the process, much like in Show's encounter with Wrestling/BrockLesnar 8 years prior.
* LiteralAssKissing: In the 2006 event, Mitch was made to kiss Wrestling/TripleH's ass. His face was shoved in by Wrestling/ShawnMichaels.
* MeleeATrois: A few have taken place in the event.

** In the 2011 event, the Last Man Standing match between Wrestling/JohnCena and Wrestling/AlbertoDelRio still took place in the ring which was collapsed by The Big Show and Mark Henry previously.
** The 2007 event was suppose to have a match between Wrestling/ChrisBenoit and Wrestling/CMPunk for the ECW World Championship (ECW having being revived by WWE as a third brand in 2006). However Benoit no-showed due to a "family emergency" ([[PaterFamilicide we'd all know the real reason the next day...]]) and his spot in the match was taken by [[Wrestling/JohnMorrison Johnny Nitro]], who went on to defeat Punk and win his first and only world title in the WWE.
* ThrowTheDogABone: Wrestling/KurtAngle only won once in this event, but that sole victory was for the WWE title after coming back from a neck injury.
* TournamentArc: The 2001 event featured a four-man tournament to determine the WWE Undisputed Champion in which Wrestling/ChrisJericho won.

'''Vengeance''' is a professional wrestling pay-per-view event produced by the Wrestling/{{WWE}}. The event was first held in December 2001, replacing ''WWE Armageddon'' for that year due to the possible insensitivity of the latter's name with respect to the 9/11 tragedy. In 2002, ''Vengeance'' replaced ''[=WWF=] Fully Loaded'''s schedule date, making it an annual event in July and featured the ''[[Wrestling/WWERaw Raw]]'' and ''[[Wrestling/WWESmackdown SmackDown!]]'' brands. The event was made exclusive to the ''[=SmackDown=]!'' brand in 2003 and then was made exclusive to the Raw brand in 2004. In 2005, the event was moved to June, switching schedules with ''The Great American Bash''. In 2007, after ''[[Wrestling/WrestleMania WrestleMania 23]]'', all PPV events became tri-branded, and ''Vengeance'' was promoted as ''Night of Champions'' which featured all WWE titles being defended.

** 2002: The [[Wrestling/{{Christian}} Un]]-[[Wrestling/LanceStorm Americans]] defeated Wrestling/HulkHogan and Wrstling/{{Edge}} for the WWE World Tag Team Titles.

** 2007: Wrestling/{{Chavo Guerrero|Jr}} defeated Jimmy Wang Yang to retain the Cruiserweight title, [[Wrestling/JohnMorrison Johnny Nitro]] defeated Wrestling/CMPunk to win the vacant WWECW title, Wrestling/{{MVP}} defeated Wrestling/RicFlair to retain the U.S. title, Deuce and Domino defeated Wrestling/JimmySnuka and Wrestling/RoddyPiper to retain the WWE Tag Team title, Wrestling/{{Edge}} defeated Wrestling/{{Batista}} (by count-out) to retain the World Heavyweight title.

** The 2007 event was suppose to have a match between Wrestling/ChrisBenoit and Wrestling/CMPunk for the [=WWECW=] championship. However Benoit no-showed due to a "family emergency" ([[PaterFamilicide we'd all know the real reason the next day...]]) and his spot in the match was taken by [[Wrestling/JohnMorrison Johnny Nitro]], who went on to defeat Punk and win his first and only world title in the WWE.

'''Vengeance''' is a professional wrestling pay-per-view event produced by the Wrestling/{{WWE}}. The event was first held in December 2001, replacing ''WWE Armageddon'' for that year due to the possible insensitivity of the latter's name with respect to the 9/11 tragedy. In 2002, ''Vengeance'' replaced ''[=WWF=] Fully Loaded'''s schedule date, making it an annual event in July and featured the ''[[Wrestling/WWERaw Raw]]'' and ''[[Wrestling/WWESmackdown SmackDown!]]'' brands. The event was made exclusive to the ''[=SmackDown=]!'' brand in 2003 and then was made exclusive to the Raw brand in 2004. In 2005, the event was moved to June, switching schedules with ''The Great American Bash''. In 2007, after ''[[Wrestling/WrestleMania 23]]'', all PPV events became tri-branded, and ''Vengeance'' was promoted as ''Night of Champions'' which featured all WWE titles being defended.

'''Vengeance''' is a professional wrestling pay-per-view event produced by the Wrestling/{{WWE}}. The event was first held in December 2001, replacing ''WWE Armageddon'' for that year due to the possible insensitivity of the latter's name with respect to the 9/11 tragedy. In 2002, ''Vengeance'' replaced ''[=WWF=] Fully Loaded'''s schedule date, making it an annual event in July and featured the ''[[Wrestling/WWERaw Raw]]'' and ''[[Wrestling/WWESmackdown SmackDown!]]'' brands. The event was made exclusive to the ''[=SmackDown=]!'' brand in 2003 and then was made exclusive to the Raw brand in 2004. In 2005, the event was moved to June, switching schedules with ''The Great American Bash''. In 2007, after ''Wrestling/WrestleMania23'', all PPV events became tri-branded, and ''Vengeance'' was promoted as ''Night of Champions'' which featured all WWE titles being defended.

** The 2007 event was suppose to have a match between Wrestling/ChrisBenoit and Wrestling/CMPunk for the [=WWECW=] championship. However Beniot noshowed due to a "family emergency" ([[PaterFamilicide we'd all know the real reason the next day...]]) and his spot in the match was taken by [[Wrestling/JohnMorrison Johnny Nitro]], who went on to defeat Punk and win his first and only world title in the WWE.

** 2006: Wrestling/RandyOrton defeated Wrestling/KurtAngle in what turned out to be the latter's final PPV match in his original WWE run, Wrestling/{{Umaga}} defeated [[Wrestling/NickDinsmore Eugene]], [[Wrestling/JohnMorrison Johnny Nitro]] defeating Shelton Benjamin, and Wrestling/{{Carlito|Colon}} to win the Intercontinental Title, and [[Wrestling/DrewHankinson Impostor Kane]] defeated Wrestling/{{Kane}}.

* LiteralAssKissing: In the 2006 event, Mitch was made to kiss Wrestling/TripleH's ass. His face was shoved in by Wrestling/{{ShawnMichaels.

'''Vengeance''' is a professional wrestling pay-per-view event produced by the Wrestling/{{WWE}}. The event was first held in December 2001, replacing ''WWE Armageddon'' for that year due to the possible insensitivity of the latter's name with respect to the 9/11 tragedy. In 2002, ''Vengeance'' replaced ''[=WWF=] Fully Loaded'''s schedule date, making it an annual event in July and featured the ''[[Wrestling/WWERaw Raw]]'' and ''[[Wrestling/WWESmackdown SmackDown!]]'' brands. The event was made exclusive to the ''[=SmackDown=]!'' brand in 2003 and then was made exclusive to the Raw brand in 2004. In 2005, the event was moved to June, switching schedules with ''The Great American Bash''. In 2007, after ''[[Wrestling/WrestleMania WrestleMania 23]]'', all PPV events became tri-branded, and ''Vengeance'' was promoted as ''Night of Champions'' which featured all WWE titles being defended.

** 2001: Wrestling/ChrisJericho defeated The Rock and then Wrestling/StoneColdSteveAustin to become the first ever WWF Undisputed Champion after Booker T interfered.
** 2011: The Miz and R-Truth defeated Wrestling/CMPunk and Triple H. Wrestling/AlbertoDelRio defeated Wrestling/JohnCena in a Last Man Standing match to retain the WWE Title thanks to the interference by The Miz and R-Truth.
* BrokenStreak: Triple H was undefeated in Hell in a Cell, having winning 4 of them in his career at that time. This changed in 2005 when Batista defeated him.

** 2007: Wrestling/SantinoMarella defeated Wrestling/{{Umaga}} via disqualification defeated Umaga was ignoring the referee's count as he was punching Santino continuously.
* DoubleKnockout: In the 2011 event, the match between The Big Show and Mark Henry ended at a no contest after they collapsed the ring via a superplex.

* HistoryRepeats: In the 2011 event, Wrestling/MarkHenry superplexed Wrestling/TheBigShow, collapsing the ring in the process, much like in Show's encounter with Wrestling/BrockLesnar 8 years prior.
* LiteralAssKissing: In the 2006 event, Mitch was made to kiss Triple H's ass. His face was shoved in by Shawn Michaels.

** 2002: [[Wrestling/DwayneJohnson The Rock]] vs Wrestling/KurtAngle vs Wrestling/TheUndertaker for the WWE Title.
** 2003: Wrestling/KurtAngle vs Wrestling/BrockLesnar vs Wrestling/TheBigShow for the WWE title.

** 2006: Johnny Nitro vs Shelton Benjamin vs and Carlito for the Intercontinental Title.

* MirrorMatch: The 2006 event had Wrestling/{{Kane}} going against an impostor who was dressed like the masked Kane.
* NoHoldsBarredBeatdown: In the 2006 event, Mick Foley attacks Ric Flair with a trash can, which resulted in a disqualification in their third bout in the 2-out-of-3 falls match, and then viciously assaults him with the barbed-wire bat, busting him wide open.

** In the 2011 event, the Last Man Standing match between John Cena and Alberto Del Rio still took place in the ring which was collapsed by The Big Show and Mark Henry previously.
** The 2007 event was suppose to have a match between Wrestling/ChrisBenoit and CM Punk for the [=WWECW=] championship. However Beniot noshowed due to a "family emergency" ([[PaterFamilicide we'd all know the real reason the next day...]]) and his spot in the match was taken by Johnny Nitro, who went on to defeat Punk and win his first and only world title in the WWE.

** The 2007 event was suppose to have a match between Wrestling/ChrisBenoit and CM Punk for the [=WWECW=] champion. However Beniot noshowed due to a "family emergency" ([[PaterFamilicide we'd all know the real reason the next day...]]) and his spot in the match was taken by Johnny Nitro, who went on to defeat Punk and win his first and only world title in the WWE.

* DoubleKnockout: In the 2011 event, the match between The Big Show and Mark Henry ended at a no contest after they collaped the ring via superplex.

* TheShowMustGoOn: In the 2011 event, the Last Man Standing match between John Cena and Alberto Del Rio still took place in the ring which was collapsed by The Big Show and Mark Henry previously.

'''Vengeance''' is a professional wrestling pay-per-view event produced by the Wrestling/{{WWE}}. The event was first held in December 2001, replacing ''WWE Armageddon'' for that year due to the possible insensitivity of the latter's name with respect to the 9/11 tragedy. In 2002, ''Vengeance'' replaced ''[=WWF=] Fully Loaded'''s schedule date, making it an annual event in July and featured the ''[[Wrestling/WWERaw Raw]]'' and ''[[Wrestling/WWESmackdown SmackDown!]]'' brands. The event was made exclusive to the ''SmackDown!'' brand in 2003 and then was made exclusive to the Raw brand in 2004. In 2005, the event was moved to June, switching schedules with ''The Great American Bash''. In 2007, after ''[[Wrestling/WrestleMania WrestleMania 23]]'', all PPV events became tri-branded, and ''Vengeance'' was promoted as ''Night of Champions'' which featured all WWE titles being defended.

** 2001: Wrestling/ChrisJericho defeated The Rock and then Wrestling/StoneColdSteveAustin to become the first ever WWF Undisputed Champion.

* TournamentArc: The 2001 event featured a four-man tournament to determine the WWE Undisputed Champion in which Wrestling/ChrisJericho wins.