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#4 100% WWE ownership
By the time 1999 came around, the rivalry between Vince McMahon and Stone Cold Steve Austin had reached a boiling point. The two had been feuding for around a year, with McMahon doing his best to finish Austin off, once and for all. At King of the Ring 1999, the main event was a Handicap Ladder match between Stone Cold Steve Austin and the McMahons (Vince and Shane). The stipulation to the high-stakes match stated that the winner would get 100% ownership of WWE. Austin had been making Vince's life a living hell ever since Linda McMahon appointed him as WWE CEO.
Here's the full match:
At the PPV, the McMahons and Austin engaged in a fierce battle. In the end, Austin and Vince were both on top of the ladder, struggling to grab hold of the briefcase. Shane appeared out of nowhere and dropped the ladder. He proceeded to set it up again and unhook the briefcase to win the match. The father-son duo celebrated on the ramp while Austin helplessly stared at them with blood in his eyes.
