WrestleMania 20

WrestleMania 20 (also written with roman numerals as "WrestleMania XX") was a professional wrestling pay per view event produced by the WWE (known then as World Wrestling Entertainment) that took place on March 14, 2004. The event was held in Madison Square Garden, located in New York City, New York, USA. The event featured both the Monday Night Raw and Thursday Night SmackDown brands, and was headlined by two main events, one from each brand. The SmackDown main event featured Eddie Guerrero defending the WWE Championship against Kurt Angle, whilst the Raw main event featured Triple H defending the World Heavyweight Championship in a Triple Threat match against both Chris Benoit and Shawn Michaels.
The show featured multiple notable moments, such as John Cena performing his finishing maneuver (then known as the "FU") on the Big Show to win the United States Championship for the first time in his career. The show also featured Eddie Guerrero removing his boot in the middle of his WWE Championship match against Kurt Angle in the SmackDown brands' main event to escape Angle's "Ankle Lock" finishing maneuver, ultimately helping lead him to a victory in the match later on to retain the WWE Championship. Guerrero also featured in the show's arguably most notable moment as he and real-life friend Chris Benoit celebrated in the middle of the ring at the end of the show following Benoit's victory in the show's ultimate main event to capture his first World Heavyweight Championship. Following this moment, Guerrero would pass away in his sleep in November of 2005 from heart failure mostly attributed to his previous usage of medication. Chris Benoit, the other man involved in the now-infamous moment would commit suicide in June of 2007 after murdering his wife and young child in a double homicide-suicide. The events of the latter's death would cause the company to refuse to mention Benoit's name or show any videos from WWE programming from the moment the details of his death were revealed and onwards. This moment, as a result of the company's action to remove their association from Benoit's name, is no longer mentioned or shown on WWE television. As of 2019; the company has never mention Benoit's name on live or recorded programming since addressing the situation's events before the airing of an episode of WWE ECW in late-June of 2007.
== Results ==
Match No. 	Result 	Stipulation 	Time
Match No. 1 	John Cena def. Big Show (c) 	Singles match for the United States Championship 	9:14
Match No. 2 	Booker T and Rob Van Dam (c) def. The Dudley Boys, Garrison Cade and Mark Jindrak, and La Resistance 	Fatal Four Way Tag Team match for the World Tag Team Championships 	7:51
Match No. 3 	Christian def. Chris Jericho 	Singles match 	15:03
Match No. 4 	Evolution (Ric Flair, Batista, and Randy Orton) def. The Rock N' Sock Connection (The Rock and Mankind) 	3-on-2 Handicap match 	17:00
Match No. 5 	Torrie Wilson and Sable def. Stacy Keibler and Miss Jackie 	Playboy Evening Gown match to determine the feature of Playboy Magazine 	2:41
Match No. 6 	Chavo Guerrero (c) w/ Chavo Classic def. Akio, Billy Kidman, Funaki, Jamie Noble, Nunzio, Rey Mysterio, Shannon Moore, Taijiri, and Ultimo Dragon	Cruiserweight Open for the Cruiserweight Championship 	11:31
Match No. 7 	Goldberg def. Brock Lesnar 	Special Guest Referee match; Special Guest Referee taken position by Stone Cold Steve Austin	13:43
Match No. 8 	Rikishi and Scott 2 Hotty (c) def. The APA, the Basham Brothers, and The World's Greatest Tag Team 	Fatal Four Way match for the WWE Tag Team Championships 	6:08
Match No. 9 	Victoria (c) def. Molly Holly 	Hair Vs. Title match for the WWE Women's Championship 	6:49
Match No. 10	Eddie Guerrero (c) def. Kurt Angle 	Singles match for the WWE Championship 	21:36
Match No. 11	The Undertaker w/ Paul Bearer def. Kane 	Singles match 	7:47
Match No. 12	Chris Benoit def. Triple H (c) and Shawn Michaels 	Triple Threat match for the World Heavyweight Championship 	24:51