Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #54025 in DVD
• Released on: 2005-06-06
• Rating: Suitable for 15 years and over
• Format: PAL
• Original language: English
• Number of discs: 1
• Running time: 182 minutes

Synopsis
Features footage of the WWE Championship Barbed Wire Cage Match between JBL and Big Show, and the battle for the #1 Contender's Tournament between John Cena and Kurt Angle. Features six matches in total.

Customer Reviews

No Way Out 2005
2005 Rookie Diva contest: It gave the audience what they wanted, if Michelle Mcool looked better she would'vw won. 8/10

Cruiserweight championship Funaki vs Paul London vs Chavo Guerrero (now known as Kerwin White) vs Shannon Moore vs Akio vs Spike Dudley: Cruiser weights aren't always that good but this had exciting (and predictable) moments all the way through, I don't know why they made Chavo win! 8.5/10

Undertaker vs Luther Reigns: Wow i wonder who's gonna win this! It had some mildly exciting moments but I'd fast forward through tis one if i was you. 4/10

Booker T vs Hiedenreich: No buil up whatsoever and it didn't have a proper ending, IT WASN'T EVEN SCHEDUELED!! 2/10

John Cena vs Kurt Angle: Two great superstars went head to head in a no.1 contender match for the WWE title, it was a great match and Cena survived the Ankle lock! 10/10

WWE Championship JBL vs Big Show Barbed wire steel cage match: It's not just a steel cage match, it's a barbed wire steel cage match! It had action all the way through and who would have thought that JBL,ok i won't tell you what he did to win if you haven't watched it yet) but he got thrown through some steel poles and stuff by John Cena after the match for it! 10/10

A great payperview but it may not be remembered because Wrestlemania was right after it and it was ruined by two card fillers!

Booker T vs

Awesome!
This has got to be one of the most amazing matches ive ever seen(the main event) JBL and the Big show. It seemed impossible for the champ to win! However when the ring broke, he uses his brain wonderfully and sneaks out leaving show stuck in the middle. All the other matches are worth watching, but this one stands out!

not bad hey
The final event before wrestlemania 21 was an all smackdown brand affair and it wasnt that bad,it was let down by some shockingly average matches that would have still looked out of place on thursday night smackdown but there were some matches that deserved special praise.
The event opened with the WWE tag team titles up for grabs as the champions rey mysterio and eddie guerrero went up against the basham brothers.My first thought was that the bashams would mess this match up but they did well,eddie and rey of course worked perfectly and created what can be viewed as an innovative,well structured and well paced match that had some comical moments but also retained a good level of quality.
Heidenreich fought booker T next in a match that no one wanted to see,there wasnt much hype going into this and this is not a match worthy of a pay per view,the ending was lame and there is nothing more to say other than avoid like the plague,a real disgrace,whoever booked this match should come on television and apologise to us all.
There was a 6 man elimination match for the crusierweight title next and the men featured included the champion at the time funaki,along with shannon moore,spike,paul london,akio and chavo guerrero.This match was good but slighly rushed,there was plenty of quality shown and a real desire to win,there werent too many cheap falls and the entertainment value was maintained.
The undertaker went up against luther reigns next,the crowd werent that happy with this as they felt,as i did,that the winner was never in doubt.This match was sluggish and went on longer than necessary,luther was well out of his depth but the undertaker carried him well at times so at least he made a fist of it in places,the undertaker wasnt perfect either though as he fluffed a few punches and oversold the odd move,two men that didnt work together then,ah well.
John cena fought kurt angle next in a very solid match,both men shared alot of ringtime in 2005 and this wasnt the best of the bunch but it had lots of endurance and clever moves and both men showcased their undoubted talents very well,hard to seperate the two in the end but their was one winner and that man deserves credit,a fitting tribute to the WWE and the smackdown brand at that juncture.
The main event was next,the WWE championship was the prize,the champion,JBL had it all to do against the big show in a barbed wire steel cage match.I must state though,that those bloodhounds looking for skin being torn from the bone by barbed wire may feel cheated as it hardly features,that is a shame but what can we do,there is still blood and some bad intentions showcased and a will to win that defies logic at times,this was a good match,not a classic but the ending contains a genuinely brilliant moment that will be talked about forever perhaps,i was happy enough with this event for the most part so three stars is a good rating.