Extreme Rules 2013 emanates from St. Louis, Mo. A plethora of wrestling history has happened under St. Louis’ watch. So by comparison, Extreme Rules may come off like Madison Square Garden hosting the Butte County Fair.

Not to fear. Nothing a few dangerous, career-threatening stunts can’t solve. And when it comes to dangerous stunts, WWE made sure to line up the best in the business for this one.

During One Night Stand in 2008—the pay-per-view which would eventually be replaced by the Extreme Rules franchise—Triple H countered an RKO by throwing Orton over the top ropes. This led to a shoulder injury that shelved Orton for several months.

Brock Lesnar almost flirted with paralysis at WrestleMania XIX when he attempted Shooting Star Press on Kurt Angle that went horribly wrong.

Chris Jericho severely chipped a tooth during a ladder match against Shawn Michaels.

Who knows what kind of over-achieving disasters lie ahead in this one? But Extreme Rules tends to be one of those pay-per-views that makes fans appreciate the lengths a wrestler will go to get them out of their seats, not to mention keep them there.

Two matches headline this pay-per-view as John Cena takes on Ryback for the first time ever while Brock Lesnar takes on Triple H for the third time in their history. Somewhere in between all that, Chris Jericho takes on Fandango for the second time since their rivalry began back before WrestleMania 29.