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The Rock's 2001 handicap match and its elbow clip lead WWE Vault

The full Unforgiven match and a short cut from it are moving almost in step, well ahead of an 11-on-3 Raw brawl that still holds the week's biggest total.

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FULL MATCH: The Shield vs. Raw Roster | 11-on-3 Handicap Elimination Match: Raw, Sept. 23, 2013

Which of WWE Vault's fifteen new uploads is working hardest? Sunday's pair from Unforgiven 2001. "FULL MATCH: The Rock vs. Booker T & Shane McMahon | WCW Title Handicap Match: Unforgiven 2001" is the fastest thing on the channel, and right beside it runs its own highlight, "A Shane McMahon People's Elbow? Not on The Rock's watch!" The full match and the clip taken from it are drawing views at nearly the same speed, a neat split between people who want the whole night and people who want the one moment.

The week's biggest total belongs to something older in spirit. "FULL MATCH: The Shield vs. Raw Roster | 11-on-3 Handicap Elimination Match: Raw, Sept. 23, 2013" went up on September 23, thirteen years to the day after that Raw, and it has passed 670,000 views. It is still pulling steadily, though at a slower pace than the Rock pairing. The women's division filled the middle of the week, with Ronda Rousey and Shayna Baszler's Money in the Bank tag match, a Worlds Collide battle royal and a short built around one Raquel Rodriguez powerbomb.

The channel as a whole moved at its usual pace, which for WWE Vault means close to four million views a day. Among combat sports and wrestling channels, only DAZN Boxing has more subscribers, and none of the others listed draws as many daily views. Steven Strangles People and Nat Hearn come closest, each at roughly half WWE Vault's daily pace.

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