The Flintstones and WWE: Stone Age SmackDown! (2015) Timeline Explained – Every Event in Order

Fred needs money to fund a vacation for himself and Wilma. After his initial plan to get cash from Mr. Slate fails, he sees an opportunity at the fair when Barney defeats Punkrock in a boxing match. Fred realizes wrestling can draw crowds and generate more profit than Hoppy's boxing challenges, so he escalates from the fair to an abandoned circus and eventually Bedrock Stadium to earn enough money for the trip.

Foreshadowing: Fred's tendency to scheme for quick money is established early when he hopes to get funds from Mr. Slate.

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• vacation
• money
• wrestling scheme
• mr. slate

Barney feels betrayed by Fred. After helping Fred organize the first wrestling event and earning money, Fred pressures Barney to wrestle again in the bigger stadium event without giving him a choice. Barney resents being used as a spectacle and initially refuses to participate in the rematch against Punkrock.

Foreshadowing: Barney's reluctance echoes his initial protest when Fred first asks him to face Undertaker at the circus.

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• wrestling match
• refusal
• fred

After winning the final battle at Bedrock Stadium, Fred realizes the constant pressure, organizing stress, and physical danger of running wrestling events isn't worth the reward. He decides he's had enough and cashes out his profits, selling the wrestling business idea to Mr. McMagma so the group can finally enjoy their vacation together.

Foreshadowing: Fred's exhaustion builds throughout the story as he juggles money problems, wives' complaints, and organizing increasingly large events.

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• wrestling business
• victory
• vacation

Hoppy, Barney's pet hoparoo, wins several boxing matches against challengers at the Lodge of the Water Buffaloes fair. However, his winning streak ends when CM Punkrock humiliates Hoppy in the ring, defeating him soundly. This loss prompts Barney to step up and challenge Punkrock himself.

Foreshadowing: Hoppy's defeat sets up Barney's motivation to fight Punkrock and discover Fred's wrestling opportunity.

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• fair
• boxing
• cm punkrock
• defeat

Wilma and Betty arrive at the circus wrestling event and scold their husbands for risking their safety in the wrestling matches. The wives are concerned about the danger and the time being wasted on these spectacles when Fred still hasn't secured the vacation money they were promised.

Foreshadowing: The wives' anger foreshadows the tension in their marriages when Fred's schemes go too far.

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• betty rubble
• scolding
• husbands
• circus

John Cenastone is a WWE wrestler character who is introduced as a distant relative of Fred Flintstone, brought to Bedrock by Mr. Slate. He saves Fred from trouble at work early in the story and becomes a key wrestler in Fred's events, battling Rey Mysteriopal in the opening matches.

Foreshadowing: Cenastone's arrival is tied to Mr. Slate bringing him in, which is mentioned when Fred asks for time off.

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• relative
• fred flintstone

Bamm-Bamm, Barney and Betty's son, joins the climactic fight at Bedrock Stadium. He uses his super strength to defeat Marble Henry with surprising ease, helping the team of Fred and Barney overcome Punkrock's allies and secure the victory.

Foreshadowing: Bamm-Bamm's strength has been a character trait throughout the Flintstones franchise.

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• final battle
• marble henry
• victory

After winning the final wrestling event, Fred recognizes that running the wrestling business is too demanding and has run its course. He sells the concept and remaining profits to Mr. McMagma, who was pushing him to organize the bigger events, allowing Fred to walk away with money while starting fresh.

Foreshadowing: McMagma has been encouraging Fred to go bigger throughout the story, making him a natural buyer.

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• selling plan
• profits
• wrestling business

Fred pressures Barney into wrestling The Undertaker at the circus event, despite Barney's protests. Barney initially refuses but gives in to Fred's pressure. However, just as Barney appears poised to win, Wilma and Betty arrive and interrupt the match, leading to a resolution where Fred's earnings are secured.

Foreshadowing: This mirrors Barney's later reluctance in the stadium event, showing a pattern of Fred pressuring his friend.

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• undertaker
• circus
• pressured
• wrestling

At the fair, the Boulder Twins run a kissing booth, which causes jealousy in Wilma and Betty as they watch Fred and Barney interacting with other women in the crowd. This subplot adds comedic tension to the story but resolves quickly and serves as a humorous side story.

Foreshadowing: The jealousy is played for comedy and never becomes a major conflict in the plot.

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• kissing booth
• fair
• jealousy
• wilma betty