WCW's Cruiserweight Championship. The next night on Raw, Mr. McMahon celebrated his victory by making a slow return to his villain character, aligning himself with The Alliance members that were sticking around. Later that night, he resumed his rivalry with Austin, who turned face by attacking Angle and aligning himself with a returning Ric Flair, who was revealed, in storyline, bought Shane and Stephanie's stock in the company prior to Survivor Series, making him the new co-owner of the WWF, along with McMahon. After being "fired", Shane walked out on his own and congratulated his father for his victory, and spent most of the next eighteen months away from television; he would return to feud with Kane in 2003. Stephanie blamed Shane for everything and was escorted out of the arena by security, but unlike Shane she made a quick return and began appearing again shortly after the return of her then on-screen husband Triple H in January, which led to a three-month-long feud that ended shortly after WrestleMania X8. One of the more important changes was the removal of the WCW branding from The Rock's then World Championship. Co-Owners McMahon and Flair decided that, since there were two world championships in the company, a tournament would be set up at Vengeance in December to crown an Undisputed WWF Champion. Current WWF Champion Stone Cold Austin was to take on Kurt Angle while World Champion The Rock was to take on Chris Jericho, with the winners then facing off to become the first UndisputedChampion. Jericho, who had been feuding with The Rock over the WCW Championship dating all the way back to October. won the World title while Austin defeated Angle to retain his WWF Championship. Jericho, thanks to a returning Booker T, defeated Austin to become the first Undisputed WWF Champion. Members Championships and accomplishments World Wrestling Federation WCW Championship (2 times) – Booker T WCW Cruiserweight Championship (3 times) – Gregory Helms (1) and Billy Kidman (2) WCW United States Championship (4 times) – Booker T (1), Chris Kanyon (1), Rhyno (1), and Kurt Angle (1) WCW Tag Team Championship (3 times) – Chuck Palumbo and Sean O'Haire (1), Booker T and Test (1), and The Dudley Boyz (1) WWF Championship (2 times) – Stone Cold Steve Austin WWF European Championship (2 times) – The Hurricane (1) and Christian (1) WWF Hardcore Championship (4 times) – Mike Awesome