Danger Zone (2014)

Danger Zone (2014) was a professional wrestling pay-per-view event produced by the Extreme Wrestling Empire (EWE) promotion and presented by Margadosh. It took place on November 2nd, 2014, at the Rogers Arena in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. The third event within the Danger Zone chronology, it featured on its card three professional wrestling matches.

The main rivalry heading into Danger Zone was Kurt Angle versus Chris Jericho. Stewing from the Angle Job over four and a half years prior, Kurt Angle returned to the company and made Chris Jericho, Matt Hardy and the World Wrestling Championship his three targets. Jericho earned a spot in the main event, a Championship Scramble match, but was stripped of it by the Executive Vice-President, Kurt Angle, and replaced by himself. The event also featured a Tables for Everybody Match for the Exodus Championship and a World Wrestling Championship Number One Contender Ladder Match between long-time rivals Single H and Chris Jericho.

This was the first pay-per-view event promoted by EWE since Downward Spiral, in 2013. It was, therefore, an impactful event. Many of the fans that came to the arena to watch the show stated that they hadn't been watching the product, but turned up because of the low price of the event, as they wanted to see what the Extreme Wrestling Empire had going for them in 2014.

The pay-per-view was an absolute commercial success, but received mixed reviews, critically.

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The Championship Scramble match, where Matt Hardy became the fourth-ever three-time World Wrestling Champion was the longest of the night. Having only three matches, this pay-per-view event was only 1 hour and 30 minutes long, rather than the standard 3 hours. This was one of the main reasons the price was much lower than usual, as EWE wanted to use it as a showcase. This was the last event officially announced by Michael Cole and Matt Striker together, thus far, with Cole being promoted to Executive Vice-President of Talent Relations and replaced by Renee Young on the announce desk. Single H won his match after interference from Kurt Angle, who attacked both him and Chris Jericho after the bell had rung. The Tables for Everybody match was Benjamin Breaks's second only match in the company, and the last match Dolph Ziggler competed in, while under contract.