The next night on Raw, Bischoff held a match between Triple H and Undertaker to determine the next #1 Contender to the Undisputed TItle. Triple H won, but the show closed with a monumental announcement: Brock Lesnar has signed exclusively with SmackDown and he is taking the Undisputed Title brand-exclusive!
I'm still not really sure how Steph had the authority to do that.
Anyway, that week on SD, Undertaker also made the leap to the blue brand on the final night of open contracts to go where the title is. He has never officially left the SmackDown roster since that day.
The next week on Raw, Bischoff was determined to not be a brand without a title, so he brought back the Big Gold Belt and declared Triple H the inaugural World Heavyweight Champion by virtue of being the #1 Contender to the Undisputed Title (which was thusly renamed the WWE Championship since it was now disputed).
Also during this period, there was a title unification match between Intercontinental Champion Rob Van Dam and Hardcore Champion Tommy Dreamer. Much like what happened with the European Title, RVD won and is recognized as the final Hardcore Champion. The title was then deactivated.
On a later episode of Raw, Chris Jericho defeated RVD to become only the second-ever 5-time Intercontinental Champion.
Also during this period, the Women's Championship became exclusive to Raw. I think. I don't remember the exact date and neither does Wikipedia, but it makes sense that it would happen alongside the Undisputed Title going single-brand.
World Heavyweight Champion: Triple H
Tag Team Champions: Lance Storm/Christian
Intercontinental Champion: Chris Jericho
Women's Champion: Molly Holly
WWE Champion: Brock Lesnar
Cruiserweight Champion: Jamie Noble
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Thank you, Eddie Guerrero.
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