The Most Chaotic WWE Matches with Multiple Interferences

Some of WWE’s most unforgettable moments come from matches where outside interference throws everything into disarray. Whether it’s allies, enemies, or surprise returns, these run-ins often flip the script, turning a straightforward contest into pure bedlam. Fans thrive on unpredictability, and matches packed with interference offer just that — a rollercoaster of alliances, betrayals, and last-second twists. From faction wars to personal rivalries that refuse to stay contained, WWE history is filled with contests that became legendary for the sheer number of people involved. Here’s a breakdown of some of the wildest matches where interference reigned supreme, leaving fans breathless and rewriting storylines in ways no one saw coming.

1. WrestleMania 17: Vince McMahon vs. Shane McMahon – Father vs. Son with a Parade of Disruptions

What started as a personal grudge match between father and son quickly escalated into one of WrestleMania’s most chaotic showdowns. Vince and Shane McMahon brought their family feud to the grandest stage, but it was the sheer amount of outside interference that made this contest unforgettable. Trish Stratus, Stephanie McMahon, Linda McMahon, and even WWE legend Mick Foley got involved, each adding their own twist to the storyline. Linda’s surprise moment — rising from her wheelchair to confront Vince — remains one of WWE’s most memorable moments. Mick Foley, acting as special guest referee, dished out some justice of his own. This match is the perfect example of how outside forces can take center stage, making the actual bout only half the story.

2. SummerSlam 1999: Triple Threat – Mankind vs. Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. Triple H (with Jesse Ventura and a Parade of Distractions)

SummerSlam 1999’s main event was a Triple Threat match for the WWE Championship, and chaos was practically guaranteed when Jesse “The Body” Ventura stepped in as the special guest referee. But it wasn’t just Ventura making headlines — the match saw constant interruptions and outside influence, including interference from Shane McMahon, Chyna, and others. Each competitor not only had to face their opponents but also manage the barrage of distractions. At one point, Shane tried to manipulate the outcome, but Ventura wasn’t having any of it, physically ejecting him from ringside. Amidst all the mayhem, Mankind somehow emerged victorious, but the real spectacle was how the match continuously spiraled into disorder thanks to countless run-ins.

3. Survivor Series 1998: The Rock vs. Mankind – The Deadly “Deadly Game” Tournament Finale

The finals of the “Deadly Game” tournament to crown a new WWE Champion were anything but fair. The Rock and Mankind were locked in a heated battle, but behind the scenes, Vince and Shane McMahon had their own plans. Throughout the night, they interfered in multiple matches, but it was the main event where they made their biggest move. Just as Mankind seemed to be gaining momentum, the McMahons pulled a fast one, echoing the infamous “Montreal Screwjob” by calling for the bell while Mankind was in The Rock’s Sharpshooter. Fans were left stunned as The Rock aligned himself with The Corporation. It was a masterclass in storyline swerves, where interference turned the tide and set off a brand-new era in WWE.

4. Money in the Bank 2016: Roman Reigns vs. Seth Rollins – The Return of Dean Ambrose and a Cash-In for the Ages

The WWE World Heavyweight Championship match between Roman Reigns and Seth Rollins was already high stakes, but it became historic thanks to an unforgettable cash-in. After an intense back-and-forth bout, Rollins managed to defeat Reigns cleanly — but just when it looked like he would walk out as champion, Dean Ambrose’s music hit. Ambrose, who had earlier won the Money in the Bank contract, sprinted to the ring and smashed Rollins with the briefcase, cashing in on the spot. In mere moments, Ambrose pins Rollins and walks away as champion. This wasn’t interference in the usual sense — it was a complete game-changer that turned the night upside down, creating one of the most thrilling title exchanges in WWE history.

WWE has always excelled at creating moments where everything spirals out of control — and that’s what makes these chaotic matches so beloved. Whether it’s a parade of allies and enemies storming the ring or a last-minute cash-in turning triumph into heartbreak, these matches remind fans why anything can happen when the bell rings. For those who enjoy unpredictability, these interference-filled contests are some of the best wrestling has to offer.