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At The Great American Bash, Undertaker met up with Muhammad Hassan in this highly controversial and much anticipated match.  Various media outlets speculated as to whether this would be Muhammad Hassan’s last match. It now appears that it may very well be. Before the match, a brash and confident Hassan spoke of his sacrifices as an Arab-American, ensured that he’d be the next No. 1 Contender to the World Heavyweight Championship and then proclaimed that if he lost, it would be the final time he’d show his face.

Then, the lights went out on Hassan’s SmackDown! career. Don't miss out on what happened.  Order the video now!

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Matches

Great American Bash, 6/27/04: Undertaker vs. The Dudleys
In this unique Live Free or Die Match, Undertaker faced both Bubba Ray & D-Von Dudley.  Paul Bearer was kept in a glass enclosure during the match.  If the Dudleys won, they would fill the casing with concrete, signaling the end for Paul Bearer.  This match had a shocking ending that has to be seen to be believed. Watch300K
Great American Bash, 6/11/00: Sting vs. Vampiro
This will go down as one of the most bizarre and dangerous matches in WCW history.  The object of the match was to light your opponent on fire.  A torch was placed on top of the big video wall by the entrance way, and sure enough, both Sting and Vampiro scaled the wall to get to the torch.  In the end, one of them was lit on fire in one of the most surprising moments in Great American Bash history.
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Great American Bash, 6/13/99: Ric Flair vs. Roddy Piper
If Ric Flair is the "Dirtiest Player in the Game" then "Rowdy" Roddy Piper is right behind him.  These two on-again, off-again friends met up at the Great American Bash with the Presidency of WCW on the line.  As expected, this wasn't a classic scientific match and broke down a brawl only these two legends are capable of having.  You won't want to miss who walked away as President. Watch300K