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Moves#
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Boss Man Attack#
Move of Big Boss Man, who was excluded from the final game's roster. This move was renamed to Stone Cold Attack1.
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Boss Man Chokeslam#
Move of Big Boss Man, who was excluded from the final game's roster. This move was renamed to Chokeslam2.
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Boss Man Uppercut#
Move of Big Boss Man, who was excluded from the final game's roster. This move was renamed to simply Uppercut.
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Dropkick#
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For whatever reason, there is an apparent outtake for Michael Cole calling a Dropkick. The outtake sounds more like "droffkick."
Gangrel Suplex#
Special move of Gangrel, who was excluded from the final game's roster. This move was renamed to Impaler.
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Giant Elbow Drop#
All moves with the word "giant" in them were inexplicably renamed to replace it with the word "big."
This move is not present in the final game, but would presumably have been Big Elbow Drop sans the pin at the end.
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For some reason, only Michael Cole has calls for this move.
Giant Elbow Drop Pin#
All moves with the word "giant" in them were inexplicably renamed to replace it with the word "big."
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Giant Headbutt#
All moves with the word "giant" in them were inexplicably renamed to replace it with the word "big."
This move is not present in the final game. There are other headbutt moves present in the game, but they already have commentary clips under their actual names.
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Giant Punch#
All moves with the word "giant" in them were inexplicably renamed to replace it with the word "big."
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Giant Shoulder Claw#
All moves with the word "giant" in them were inexplicably renamed to replace it with the word "big."
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Giant Slap#
All moves with the word "giant" in them were inexplicably renamed to replace it with the word "big."
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Pimpdrop#
Special move of The Goodfather, who was excluded from the final game's roster. This move was renamed to Death Valley Driver1.
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Scotty Face Crusher#
Special move of Scotty 2 Hotty, who was excluded from the final game's roster. This move was renamed to Facecrusher3.
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Sexay Face Buster#
Special move of Grand Master Sexay, who was excluded from the final game's roster. Unlike many other moves with unused commentary calls, this move is entirely absent in the final game. In his moveset, Unknown 09 WGM, it is replaced by Jumping Arm Breaker.
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Sweet Chin Music#
Special move of Shawn Michaels, who was excluded from the final game's roster. Was renamed to Super Kick.
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THQ Slam#
Big Show's signature move, the Show Stopper, while usable in the final game, is not announced by the commentators by name. There are specific commentary clips for the move, but under its previous name: the THQ Slam.
The commentary crew in the final game give generic reactions to the move e.g. "what a move!"
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X-Pac Spinning to Face#
Combination move of X-Pac, who was excluded from the final game's roster. His name was removed from the move's name.
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Entrance Call-Outs#
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D-Lo Brown |
Sent back to developmental during development. |
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Tiger Ali Singh |
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Pete Gas |
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Joey Abs |
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Rodney |
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Bull Buchanan |
Sent back to developmental shortly after RTC disbanded. |
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Scotty 2 Hotty |
Injured for most of 2001. Might also be related to Sexay's firing. |
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Mark Henry |
Injured and took a long hiatus during development. |
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Val Venis |
Was recovering from hip surgery during development. |
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Paul Bearer |
Removed from television during development. |
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Pat Patterson |
Removed from television as the Stooges were no longer required on-screen. |
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Gerald Brisco |
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Haku |
Possibly related from him being phased out from television after his Royal Rumble appearance. |
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Kevin Kelly |
Unknown. |
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Cactus Jack |
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Debra |
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Paul Heyman |
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Justin Credible |
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Terri Runnels |
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Shawn Michaels |
Sent home following an incident during the March 26th episode of Raw is War. Wouldn't appear on television again until June of 2002. |
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Essa Rios |
Although he was employed in the game's timeline, he was rarely used on television during that period. |
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Big Boss Man |
Mainly used as a lower mid-card, not prominent on regular TV. |
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Chyna |
Left WWF during development on very bad terms. |
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Gangrel |
Left WWF during development. |
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Chaz |
Bizarrely has 2 announcement voice files per announcer. |
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K-Kwik |
Released in August 2001. Wasn't used on television prominently. |
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Tori |
Released in September 2001. |
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Grand Master Sexay |
Fired from WWF during development. |
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