a good ppv from 2002.
on the whole a very decent card indeed. triple h vs rob van dam is quite a good match and serves as the beginning of both the defense of the world heavyweight championship, exclusive to raw, and the start of evolution as ric flair turns heel.
undertaker's challenge to lesnar is a physical affair and a good battle, showing what both men are capable of, setting up their hell in a cell meeting at no mercy 02
edge and eddie guerrero once again deliver in their match but the undisputed match of the night is benoit vs angle...every time these two faced off, fans were guaranteed a wrestling masterclass. this match doesn't disappoint! plus...who can beat some HLA!!!

its a ok ppv the best matches were
chris benoit vs kurt angle an awesome match
eddie guerrero vs edge, very good high risk match
chris jericho vs ric flair , very decent
the brock lesnar vs undertaker match is good in parts but its to simply set up the hell in a cell match month later.
its worth buying this dvd.

WWE Unforgiven 2002 was a reasonable event with a few above average match-ups. The show began well enough with Jericho Vs. Flair and Edge Vs. Guerrero but has some forgetable moments with the 8-Man tag match and the Inter-Promotional tag match.

The World Championship match between Triple H and RVD was decent and the shocking twist at the end worked well because it led to the creation soon after of 'Evolution'.

Benoit Vs. Angle stole the show of course with another wrestling showcase that only a few can put on, by a distance the best match of the show with an interesting climax.

The main event of the night was Brock Lesnar Vs. The Undertaker which was a solid match somewhat spoiled by a sloppy ending, the match was a bruiser and it deserved a better climax. The fued between the pair continued at the next PPV, WWE No Mercy, and the pair put on a classic inside the Cell on that night.

Overall: 2.5/5