SummerSlam 2003

Great Sasuke pinned Hakushi after a rana in 0:16:44.
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The Thrillseekers beat The Sky Scrapers when Storm pinned Vicious after
a sunset flip in 0:19:57.

1-2-3 Kid pinned Dean Malenko after a Frankensteiner in 0:16:31.

The Road Warriors beat Adam Bomb and Big Titan when Animal pinned Adam Bomb
 with the Powerslam in 0:24:54.
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Sting made Bruiser Bedlam submit to the Scorpion Death Lock in 0:18:16.

Owen Hart made Dan Severn submit to the Sharpshooter in 0:32:07.

Shawn Michaels and Diesel beat The Hart Foundation when Michaels pinned B. Hart
 after a superkick in 0:14:58.
        (Shawn Michaels and Diesel retained the WWF World Tag Team Titles)

Rick Rude pinned Davey Boy Smith with the Rude Awakening in 0:25:42.
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Razor Ramon pinned Sasaki San with the Razor's Edge in 0:13:58.
               (Razor Ramon retained the WWF Intercontinental Title)

Stan Hansen pinned Marty Jannetty after a short lariat in 0:07:51.
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Gary Albright pinned Bam Bam Bigelow after a German suplex in 0:15:09.
                   (Gary Albright retained the WWF World Title)
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Match observations: 

What slime ! There probably isn't a better description for Jim Neidhart and Owen
Hart. After Bret Hart was pinned by Shawn Michaels' superkick, Neidhart went to
help his partner to his feet. As soon as Bret was standing again, Owen Hart hit
the ring and he and Neidhart beat the living shit out of Bret until Davey Boy
Smith, Shawn Michaels and Diesel made the save for the Hitman.

Unfortunately, Hart sustained a pinched nerve and cracked vertebrae in his neck
which will keep him out of the ring for some time to come. He has sworn he'll
be back and take revenge as soon as possible. In the meantime, Diesel and Shawn
Michaels will try to rid the WWF of Owen and Neidhart.

Any other term than "execution" wouldn't do the match between Stan Hansen and
Marty Jannetty justice. Indeed, Hansen proved that he hasn't lost it at the age
of 51 and that he's still as good as any 35-year-old man.

What an impressive return to the WWF for Bam Bam Bigelow. He may not have won
the WWF title from Gary Albright, but he certainly came auspiciously close to
doing so. Just ask Gary Albright.