5 Champion vs Champion matches in WWE you may not remember

#2. John Cena vs. The Big Show vs. Booker T at WWE Cyber Sunday in 2006

#OnThisDay in 2006, Kevin Federline interfered in the main event of Cyber Sunday - attacking John Cena in the process. pic.twitter.com/6xVmtFjdPe

— Just Talk Wrestling (@JustTalkWrestle) November 5, 2018

Remember the WWE Cyber Sunday pay-per-view where fans could vote on the matches they wanted to see? It was a great concept, right? WWE should definitely consider bringing it back some time.

In 2006, the main event saw a Triple Threat between WWE Champion, John Cena, World Heavyweight Champion, King Booker, and ECW Champion, The Big Show. Fans were able to vote as to which world championship was on the line during the match. It was determined that it would be King Booker's World Heavyweight Championship that would be on the line.

At Cyber Sunday 2006 from Cincinnati, King Booker def. John Cena & Big Show to retain World Heavyweight Championship pic.twitter.com/g2ESipIdn4

— Today In WWE History (@TodayInWWEHist1) November 5, 2017

During the match, rapper Kevin Federline made a shocking appearance attacking John Cena. The two were already feuding, and this was the next step in their storyline. Thanks to the attack, Booker managed to retain his championship. All hail King Booker! It was notably the first time the WWE Champion, World Heavyweight Champion and ECW Champion had faced each other in a match.