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1Fix the driver behind crashes, sound loss and screen glitches2Repair Windows errors before they cause bigger problems3Scan for outdated or missing drivers - takes under a minuteChyna’s final 10 WWF pay-per-view match appearances ran from SummerSlam 2000 to Judgment Day 2001. Ranked here from least to most compelling, the list counts each match separately—so the 2001 Royal Rumble event appears twice: once for Chyna’s Women’s Championship match with Ivory and once for the Rumble itself. The results and dates are record-based; the ranking is subjective, weighing stakes, match format, story payoff and the limited audience-rating information available.
These were WWF events at the time; WWE is the company’s modern name. The ranking is not a claim that community ratings establish a definitive order.
What were Chyna’s last 10 WWE PPV matches?
Here they are in chronological sequence, newest first, as recorded in CAGEMATCH’s match history. In the ranking below, the same matches are ordered from worst to best by editorial judgment.
- Judgment Day 2001: Chyna retained the WWF Women’s Championship against Lita. CAGEMATCH records a 6:30 duration.
- Backlash 2001: Chyna defeated Lita in a WWF Women’s Championship match.
- WrestleMania X-Seven, April 1, 2001: Chyna defeated Ivory in 2:38 to win the WWF Women’s Championship.
- Royal Rumble 2001, January 21: Ivory defeated Chyna in a WWF Women’s Championship match, recorded at 3:27.
- Royal Rumble 2001: Chyna competed in the Royal Rumble match. This is a separate match appearance from her title bout.
- Armageddon 2000, December 10: Val Venis defeated Chyna in 5:05.
- Rebellion 2000, December 2: Billy Gunn and Chyna defeated Dean Malenko and Eddie Guerrero in 7:26. This overseas WWF pay-per-view is part of the sequence.
- Survivor Series 2000, November 19: The Radicalz defeated Billy Gunn, Chyna, K-Kwik and Road Dogg in a 12:41 Survivor Series elimination match.
- No Mercy 2000, October 22: Right to Censor—Steven Richards and Val Venis—defeated Chyna and Mr. Ass in 7:10.
- SummerSlam 2000, August 27: Chyna and Eddie Guerrero defeated Trish Stratus and Val Venis in a 7:04 mixed tag match.
The match dates, participants, outcomes and recorded durations above are from CAGEMATCH’s match-history records. At Judgment Day 2000, Chyna accompanied Eddie Guerrero at ringside; she did not wrestle in his European title match, so that appearance does not belong in this count.
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Chyna’s last 10 PPV matches, ranked worst to best
This ordering considers each match’s stakes, format, narrative payoff and how much its recorded length could accommodate. It is an interpretive ranking, not an objective rating list: comparable audience scores are not available for all ten matches.
10. No Mercy 2000: Chyna and Mr. Ass vs. Right to Censor
The result—a loss to Steven Richards and Val Venis—puts this at the bottom of the list. The tag format offers less room to center Chyna’s own story than a singles championship bout, and the available record does not supply enough detail to make a stronger case for its pacing or finish.
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9. Survivor Series 2000: Chyna’s team vs. The Radicalz
A four-on-four elimination match carries more event stakes than a routine tag, but its shared format divides attention among eight wrestlers. The Radicalz won the 12:41 bout. Without a reliable account of the eliminations or sequence, the clearest basis for ranking it here is the result and the limits of what the record establishes.
8. Armageddon 2000: Val Venis vs. Chyna
The singles format gives Chyna a more direct showcase, but the recorded 5:05 leaves little time for a substantial arc. Venis won. That straightforward outcome gives the match less championship significance or payoff than the title bouts higher on this list.
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7. Royal Rumble 2001: the Royal Rumble match
Chyna’s Rumble appearance matters to the event’s spectacle, but it is distinct from—and should not be conflated with—her Women’s Championship match on the same card. The available match-history information confirms her participation but does not establish her elimination details, so this ranking rests on the appearance’s format and record rather than an invented account of its action.
6. Royal Rumble 2001: Ivory vs. Chyna for the Women’s Championship
Ivory’s 3:27 victory over Chyna is a notable title result, though it is brief. The championship stakes give it more consequence than the non-title bouts below it, while its short duration limits how much story the match could develop.
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5. Backlash 2001: Chyna vs. Lita for the Women’s Championship
The Lita rivalry gives this title match a clearer through-line than a standalone result, and Chyna won. It ranks in the middle because the record confirms the matchup and outcome, but does not provide further match detail on which to base a more specific assessment.
4. SummerSlam 2000: Chyna and Eddie Guerrero vs. Trish Stratus and Val Venis
This mixed tag victory is the oldest match in the ten-appearance run and has a compact, accessible format. Chyna and Guerrero defeated Stratus and Venis in 7:04. Its appeal as a tag match earns it a place above the more consequential but less fully documented middle entries, though a non-title result has less at stake than the top bouts.
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3. Rebellion 2000: Billy Gunn and Chyna vs. Dean Malenko and Eddie Guerrero
This overseas tag match belongs in the ten-match record even though it can be overlooked when attention stays on the better-known US pay-per-views. Gunn and Chyna won in 7:26 against Malenko and Guerrero. The opposing pairings and tag format make it a more distinctive entry than a short singles result, without giving it the championship stakes of the top three.
2. WrestleMania X-Seven: Chyna vs. Ivory for the Women’s Championship
Chyna defeated Ivory in 2:38 to win the Women’s Championship. The title change and WrestleMania setting make this one of the run’s most consequential outcomes. Its brevity keeps it below the final entry: the result is a strong payoff, but the recorded duration is especially short.
1. Judgment Day 2001: Chyna vs. Lita for the Women’s Championship
Chyna’s final WWF pay-per-view match was a 6:30 defense of the Women’s Championship against Lita, and she retained. WWE’s official archive confirms the result. CAGEMATCH records a Matchguide rating of 6.85 from 66 votes; that is a community rating, not an official WWE measure, and the vote count is not comparable with coverage for matches where no equivalent rating is provided. The combination of a championship defense, a documented outcome and more time than the brief WrestleMania title change makes this the strongest overall pick in this editorial ranking.
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