Rey Mysterio is the biggest underdog champion in sports-entertainment history. The fans know it, JBL knows it and even Rey knows it. But somehow, some way, even after being decimated for three straight weeks by Mark Henry, The Great Khali and Kane, Rey Mysterio managed to pin JBL and continue to be an inspiration to fans everwhere as he retained the World Championship. Mysterio proved at Judgment Day that size does matter -- but it's the size of your heart that counts the most.

Paul London & Brian Kendrick seemingly have had MNM's number, and they continued their dominance over the tandem at Judgment Day when they defeated them for a sixth straight time to become WWE Tag Team Champions. But that wasn't the only big story coming out of this red hot opening match of Judgment Day. Following the loss, MNM imploded as Johnny Nitro and Melina viciously attacked Joey Mercury.

Undertaker has been down before, but he always seems to get up. Even after losses, the Deadman usually finds a way to ominously sit up and stare his opponent in the eye. But Judgment Day was different. The Phenom was completely dominated for the first time in his illustrious career, and laid motionless in the ring following the dominating defeat.

Judgment Day is a night that Melina wishes she could permanently erase from her mind. Just moments after her team, MNM, lost the WWE Tag Team Championship and imploded, she suffered a controversial loss to her former image consultant Jillian, and was punked out by SmackDown interviewer Kristal. To make matters even worse, Melina and Johnny Nitro were fired by General Manager Theodore Long after the Diva slapped the GM in protest of the match.

Mark Henry defeated Kurt Angle via count out, but just as his mouthpiece said, Angle was out for revenge at Judgment Day, and he got it. After the match, Angle snapped, and tore into the big man with a steel chair several times, and Angle Slammed him onto the announce table.

The fans at the U.S. Airways Arena got everything they expected and more when Chris Benoit finally met in hand-to-hand combat at Judgment Day. After a long and grueling old-fashioned fight, Benoit came away the winner when Finlay tapped out to the Crippler Crossface.

After a brief hiatus, the Cruiserweight Championship was back in action at Judgment Day. Gregory Helms, the self-proclaimed "greatest Cruiserweight Champion of all time" lived up to his billing on this night, even if it was in controversial fashion. Helms used a Powerbomb into a pinning combination with his feet on the ropes to gain the victory over a more than game challenger in Super Crazy.

This Sunday night at Judgment Day, Kurt Angle will be looking for revenge when he takes on Mark Henry. These two men first met in 1996, when both were members of the U.S. Olympic team; while they have been enemies since the day Angle returned to SmackDown in January, it was just three weeks ago that Henry made it personal.

WWE returns to the desert capital of Phoenix, tonight for the 2006 edition of the pay-per-view spectacular Judgment Day. Tonight's arena, the U.S. Airways Center has long been a destination of WWE since opening its doors back in 1993. As usual, the great Phoenix fans have made WWE the hottest ticket in town.

Since winning the title at WrestleMania 22, Rey Mysterio has been widely recognized as the biggest underdog World Champion of all time. Tonight, however, after weeks of calculated abuse thanks to JBL, the term underdog may actually be an understatement. But Mysterio sees things a bit differently.

Just over one month ago, SmackDown's foundation was shaken to its very core when Daivari unleashed The Great Khali onto the WWE landscape. That night, the mammoth newcomer interrupted a WrestleMania rematch between Undertaker and Mark Henry. In just a few short moments, The Great Khali had unleashed a brutal attack on the Phenom, and in mere seconds, may have done more damage than any man had done to Undertaker in his entire career.

Thanks to a brutal attack at the hands of the massive Mark Henry, Kurt Angle has been out of action since late April. But tonight at Judgment Day, the Wrestling Machine makes his return to the ring with one thing on his mind -- payback!

MNM captured the WWE Tag Team Championship an amazing three times in 2005, and have held onto the prestigious title for almost five months in a row. But that could all come to a screeching halt this Sunday at Judgment Day when they defend the gold against Paul London & Brian Kendrick.

This Sunday at Judgment Day, the King of the Ring tournament will conclude when Booker T takes on Bobby Lashley in the finals. The final match in this tournament features Superstars from either end of the spectrum, Booker T, a grizzled veteran, and Lashley, a newcomer poised to make his mark in WWE.

This weekend at Judgment Day, Undertaker will quite literally face one of the biggest challenges of his career- The Great Khali. But after the recent destruction at the hands of the 7-foot newcomer on SmackDown, many question if the Deadman is getting in over his head.

For World Champion Rey Mysterio and his challenger, John Bradshaw Layfield, the road to Judgment Day has finally come to a close. This Sunday night on pay-per-view, JBL will attempt to win back the World Championship which he claims is rightfully is. Meanwhile, the inspirational underdog Rey Mysterio is loving life as the World Champion, and has no intentions of losing the belt any time in the near future.

His name is Finlay, and he likes to fight. But so does Chris Benoit. And they will get the opportunity to show just how much they love to fight this Sunday, live on pay per view at Judgment Day.

Tempers flared during the Judgment Day Press Conference in Phoenix this afternoon, as a melee nearly broke out between United States Champion JBL and World Champion Rey Mysterio.