Austin vs Mr. McMahon
The beer-drinking anti-hero against the billionaire boss.
A rivalry is the engine of pro wrestling, the running conflict that turns single matches into stories fans follow for years. The greatest include Austin vs McMahon, Rock vs Austin, The Bloodline, the nWo invasion, and Bret vs Shawn Michaels at Montreal. This index sets every feud as a collision of two sides, from the boss-versus-employee war that won the Monday Night War (Austin vs McMahon) to the family saga that ran the 2020s (The Bloodline). Filter by promotion, era, or singles versus faction, and open any card for the timeline, the matches that settled it, and the wrestlers who lived it.
The beer-drinking anti-hero against the billionaire boss.
The WrestleMania trilogy that ran across 1999, 2001 and 2003.
Two brothers, one burning house, years of payback.
The Tribal Chief reign that ran the company for years.
Best friends who built a tag team, then a betrayal.
Three men tried to take over WCW from the inside.
A real grudge that ended in the Screwjob heard worldwide.
Three hounds of justice, until one sold the other two out.
Daniel Bryan, one underdog, and a crowd that would not stop chanting.
A sit-down promo that blew up the script.
Two friends turned enemies over a custody angle.
Three teams, tables, ladders and chairs, no survivors.
WCW and ECW invaded the WWF as The Alliance.
The franchise chasing the Nature Boy for over a decade.
Two factions traded parodies and beatdowns all through 1998.
The everyman dethroned the monster for the WWE Title at No Way Out 2004.
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