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Name of the event:
WWF Sunday Night Heat #34
Type:
Attendance:
13.146
Broadcast type:
Taped
Broadcast date:
21.03.1999
TV station/network:
USA Network
TV rating:
4.15

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Billy Gunn (c) defeats Al Snow (4:10)
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The Road Dogg (c) defeats Ken Shamrock by DQ (1:48)
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Two On One Handicap Match
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Singles Match
Triple H defeats The Godfather (2:15)
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Non Title Match
The Big Bossman vs. The Rock - No Contest (1:37)

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All workers
3.86
Current Total Rating (?)
Valid votes: 6
Number of comments: 5
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Average rating: 3.50  [6]
Average rating in 2025: 4.00  [2]
Average rating in 2024: 5.00  [1]
Average rating in 2023: 2.00  [1]
Average rating in 2022: 3.00  [1]
Average rating in 2020: 3.00  [1]
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MMSuperBoyo wrote on 14.02.2025:
[4.0] "Rock's paranoia with the Corporation was interesting, and the Ministry's involvement added some intrigue. Billy Gunn vs. Al Snow was decent, but most matches were too short to matter."
Ruthless Attitude wrote on 02.09.2024:
[5.0] "There was at least some entertaining stuff with The Rock on this show where his growing paranoia is putting him at odds with all of the Corporation which leads to a match with the Big Boss Man in the main event. The match itself doesn't last very long in typical Heat fashion, but it is interesting that when the Ministry interrupt the match and attacks Bossman, The Rock does not help him, but Big Show does defend him when he is confronted by The Undertaker. There was a reasonable Billy Gunn vs Al Snow match here, although Hardcore Holly attacking Al Snow and costing him the match didn't really make sense. Not much else of note happens besides those things and it's not great to see a lot of 1 to 2 minute matches filling the show."
Mudshow Idol wrote on 04.03.2022:
[3.0] "A pretty useless episode this week. Nothing is really advanced and the matches are the usual fluff you come to expect from a 1999 edition of Heat."