10 best WWE RAW only Pay-Per-Views

#7 Unforgiven 2003

Goldberg saves his 'career'

It was finally over! Triple H won the World Heavyweight Championship in December 2002 and held it for the majority of 2003, not losing it until this September night. The Game spent the entire year running through what was left of WCW's top stars, first putting away Scott Steiner at the beginning of the year, then Booker T at WrestleMania, Kevin Nash followed on from April - June, and then Goldberg for the rest of the year. but at least 'Da Man' came out on winning side on a few occasions.

Unforgiven opened with a last minute title match. The Dudley Boyz, including Spike, were set to face all 3 members of La Résistance in a table elimination match. Spike was pulled due to injury and, General Manager Steve Austin made it a Handicap Table Tag Team Championship match, which the Dudley Boyz won in exciting fashion.

Test downed Scott Steiner in just under 7 minutes to earn his services as a manservant. The best thing about this match was the intro package. In the first singles PPV match, Randy Orton pinned Shawn Michaels in an exciting match. In Lita's first match in over a year and a half, she teamed with Trish Stratus to defeat Gail Kim and, Molly Holly in a fair match.

Christian retained his Intercontinental Championship over Chris Jericho and, Rob Van Dam in a thrilling match, Al Snow and Jonathan Coachman defeated Jerry Lawler and, Jim Ross in a match as good as it sounds, and, Goldberg pinned Triple H, to win the World Heavyweight Championship in a decent main event.

Best match of the night goes to the Last Man Standing between Kane and Shane McMahon. The match went everywhere and featured another classic Shane O'Mac death-defying leap as he jumped more than 20 feet off the stage to get himself counted out to Kane.