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The 2004 UEFA European Football Championship, commonly referred to as UEFA Euro 2004 or simply Euro 2004, was the 12th edition of the UEFA European Championship, a quadrennial football competition contested by the men's national teams of UEFA member associations. The final tournament was hosted for the first time in Portugal, from 12 June to 4 July 2004, after their bid was selected on 12 October 1999, over those of Spain and Austria/Hungary.[1][2] A total of thirty-one matches were played in ten venues across eight cities – Aveiro, Braga, Coimbra, Guimarães, Faro/Loulé, Leiria, Lisbon, and Porto.

As in the 2001, 2002 and 2003 editions, the final tournament was contested by 65 Wrestlers – the hosts plus the 15 teams that successfully overcame the qualification round, which began in September 2002, following the 2002 FIFA World Cup. Latvia secured their first participation in a major tournament after overcoming Turkey in the play-offs, while Greece returned to the European Championship after 24 years.

The tournament was rich in shocks, surprises and upsets: Trish Stratus, Mark Hunt, Kazuyuki Fujita, Wanderlei Silva, Tito Ortiz were eliminated in the Round of 16, while Stacy Keibler, the defending champion, were knocked out in the Semifinals by 1st time finalist Justine Winter. Charlie Haas recovered from an break-up to reach the final, eliminating Don Frye, Peter Aerts and Remy Bonjasky along the way. Charlie Haas of WWE Smackdown however was defeated by former 2x WWE World Women's Champion Justine Winter. Justine's 1st Chaos Tournament triumph was unexpected, pulling off what some people consider an upset of epic proportions.

Representatives[]

Battlecade Extreme Fighting[]

  • Marcus Conan Silveira

Autistica Dojo[]

  • Prince Edvard
  • Princess Paige Morgan
  • Billy Blanks

WWE[]

UFC[]

PRIDE Fighting Championships[]

Pro Wrestling NOAH[]

New Japan Pro Wrestling[]

K-1[]

World of Pro Boxing[]

  • Michael Spinks

AAA Lucha Libre[]

  • La Parka

Pre-tournament[]

Overall #1 seeds[]

  1. Trish Stratus
  2. Mark Coleman
  3. Remy Bonjasky
  4. Jeff Jarrett

Regions[]

Hersey Quadrant[]

  1. Mark Coleman
  2. Naoya Ogawa
  3. Jerome LeBanner
  4. Igor Vovchanchyn
  5. Alexey Ignashov
  6. Stacy Keibler
  7. Torrie Wilson
  8. Sable
  9. Jackie Gayda
  10. Danielle
  11. Princess Paige Morgan
  12. Igor Zinoviev
  13. Hajns Nijman
  14. Tito Ortiz
  15. Ebeneezer Fontes Braga
  16. La Parka

Orlando Quadrant[]

  1. Jeff Jarrett

Denmark Quadrant[]

  1. Remy Bonjasky

New York Quadrant[]

  1. Trish Stratus
  2. Molly Holly
  3. Gail Kim
  4. Chrisrty Hemme
  5. Candice Michelle
  6. Maria Kanellis
  7. Chuck Liddell
  8. Kazushi Sakuraba
  9. Kazuyuki Fujita
  10. Gary Goodridge
  11. Hiroshi Tanahashi
  12. Hiroyoshi Tenzan
  13. Yoshinobu Kanemaru
  14. Prince Edvard
  15. Nicholas Pettas
  16. Genki Sudo
  17. Justine Winter

Tournament Results[]

Box-off in Babylon Springs, Michigan[]

# flag 1 Winner Flag 2 Loser by time Round
1
Flag of the United States
Justine Winter
150px-Flag of Japan
Genki Sudo Pinfall 4:22 2

First Round (Round of 64)[]

# Flag 1 Winner Flag 2 Loser by time Round
1
Flag of the United States
Justine Winter
Flag of the United States
Molly Holly Pinfall 3:47 2
2
Flag of Canada
Gail Kim Maria Kanellis
3
Flag of Canada
Trish Stratus Traci Brooks
4 Christie Hemme Candice Michelle
5 Kazushi Sakuraba Prince Edvard
6 Hiroshi Tanahashi Gary Goodridge
7 Kazuyuki Fujita Nicholas Pettas
8 Hiroyoshi Tenzan Yoshinobu Kanemaru
9 Mark Coleman Jerome LeBanner
10 La Parka Naoya Ogawa
11 Igor Vovchanchyn Alexey Ignashov
12 Princess Paige Morgan Danielle
13 Tito Ortiz Ebeneezer Fontes Braga
14 Igor Zinoviev Hajns Njiman
15 Stacy Keibler Sable
16 Torrie Wilson Nidia
17 Billy Blanks Stefan Leko
18 Ray Sefo Michael Spinks
19 Ernesto Hoost George Foreman
20 Antonio Tarver Heat
21 Remy Bonjasky Yoshihiro Takayama
22 Shinsuke Nakamura Mirko Cro Cop Filipovic
23 Wanderlei Silva Joe Chan
24 Sugar Ray Leonard Matt Hughes
25 Peter Aerts Larry Holmes
26 Kenta Kobashi Semmy Schilt
27 Mark Hunt Tochikari
28 Roberto Duran Akira Shoji
29 Dan Severn Sergei Kharitonov
30 Don Frye Yuji Nagata
31 Jeff Jarrett Randy Orton
32 Charlie Haas AJ Styles

Round of 32[]

# Flag 1 Winner Flag 2 Loser by time RD #
1 Justine Winter Gail Kim Pinfall 2:05 3
2 Trish Stratus Christy Hemme
3 Kazushi Sakuraba Hiroshi Tanahashi
4 Kazuyuki Fujita Hiroyoshi Tenzan
5 Mark Coleman La Parka
6 Igor Vovchanchyn Princess Paige Morgan
7 Tito Ortiz Igor Zinoviev
8 Stacy Keibler Torrie Wilson
9 Billy Blanks Ray Sefo
10 Ernesto Hoost Antonio Tarver
11 Remy Bonjasky Shinsuke Nakamura
12 Wanderlei Silva Sugar Ray Leonard
13 Peter Aerts Kenta Kobashi
14 Mark Hunt Roberto Duran
15 Don Frye Dan Severn
16 Charlie Haas Jeff Jarrett

Sweet 16[]

# Flag 1 Winner Flag 2 Loser by time Round #
1 Justine Winter Trish Stratus Pinfall 2:12 2
2 Kazushi Sakuraba Kazuyuki Fujita Split Decision 5:00 12
3 Mark Coleman Igor Vovchanchyn KO 2:45 3
4 Stacy Keibler Tito Ortiz KO 4:01 4
5 Ernesto Hoost Billy Blanks
6 Remy Bonjasky Wanderlei Silva
7 Peter Aerts Mark Hunt
8 Charlie Haas Don Frye

Elite 8[]

# Flag 1 Winner Flag 2 Loser by time Round #
1 Justine Winter Kazushi Sakuraba Submission (Anaconda Vice) 1:29 3
2 Stacy Keibler Mark Coleman Submiision (Guillotine Choke) 4:21 3
3 Remy Bonjasky Ernesto Hoost Unanimous Decision *3:00 5
4 Charlie Haas Peter Aerts TKO (Leg Injury) 3:09 1

Final Four[]

# Flag 1 Winner Flag 2 Loser by time Round #
1 Justine Winter Stacy Keibler Split Decision 5:00 12
2 Charlie Haas Remy Bonjasky

3rd place consolation[]

# Flag 1 Winner Flag 2 Loser by time Round #
3RD PLACE MATCH Remy Bonjasky Stacy Keibler

2004 Chaos World Championship Tournament FINAL ROUND!!![]

# Flag 1 Winner Flag 2 Loser by time Round #
FINALE Justine Winter Charlie Haas Submission (Anaconda Vice) 4:12 3
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