AmazingRen Posted January 30, 2005 Report Posted January 30, 2005 For me it was WWF Armageddon'99. If you thought GAB was WWE's worst PPV then you haven't seen this one. The whole show was boring and nothing except for the main event had anything memorable. Not even The Kat showning her breast could save this show. The matches were: Tag Team battle royal Evening Gown Match Kurt Angle v. Steve Blackman The Hollys v. Rikishi and Visera Val v. Bulldog v. D'lo- Euro Title X-Pac v. Kane-Cage Match Chris Jericho v. Chyna- IC title The Outlaws v. Rock and Sock connection Big Show v. Bossman- WWF title HHH v. Vince I dare you to try and top this show
JoeDirt Posted January 30, 2005 Report Posted January 30, 2005 Mine was probably Unforgiven 2003. Not the worst WWE PPV ever, but with crap like Kane/Shane and JR/King vs. Coach/Snow, a DEAD crowd for Jericho vs. RVD vs. Christian, a shitty Dudleys/La Res tables match that was worked as a normal tag match 95% of the way, and a decent Orton/HBK match with a lame finish, Test vs. Steiner, and Goldberg beating HHH in a shitty match I felt ripped off when the show was over. Don't know why I expected to get my money's worth though. It was good it was only $18 back then for webcasts.
Prophet of Mike Zagurski Posted January 30, 2005 Report Posted January 30, 2005 Some would say Wrestlemania 13 but I like it because it was my first. I think Vengeance '04 was only because I can only remember the main event.
USC Wuz Robbed! Posted January 30, 2005 Report Posted January 30, 2005 Some would say Wrestlemania 13 but I like it because it was my first. No, Hart/Austin alone makes Mania XIII enjoyable.
Art Sandusky Posted January 30, 2005 Report Posted January 30, 2005 The three WWE PPVs between Wrestlemania XVIII and Vengeance 2002.
Mecha Mummy Posted January 30, 2005 Report Posted January 30, 2005 King of the Ring 1999. I was young. I was foolish.
AmazingRen Posted January 30, 2005 Author Report Posted January 30, 2005 I would almost agree with King of the Ring'99,but Rock/Undertaker and Austin v. Shane/Vince was more entertaining than anything that happened on Armageddon. What were they thinking having Big Show defend his title against Bossman.
TheFranchise Posted January 30, 2005 Report Posted January 30, 2005 I would almost agree with King of the Ring'99,but Rock/Undertaker and Austin v. Shane/Vince was more entertaining than anything that happened on Armageddon. What were they thinking having Big Show defend his title against Bossman. No other credible challengers at the time? Boss Man had it in his contract? Why are you asking this, when we saw a JBL vs Hardcore Holly match this year for the title?
USC Wuz Robbed! Posted January 30, 2005 Report Posted January 30, 2005 Big Show was the champion. He was feuding with Big Bossman. Hence, Big Show vs Big Bossman for the title. Same with Lesnar/Holly.
TheFranchise Posted January 30, 2005 Report Posted January 30, 2005 Big Show was the champion. He was feuding with Big Bossman. Hence, Big Show vs Big Bossman for the title. Same with Lesnar/Holly. Yes, I wasn't actually asking for a logical explanation, I do get the concept of Champion vs Challenger. *sigh.
AnonymousBroccoli Posted January 30, 2005 Report Posted January 30, 2005 Backlash '03 was bad enough that it caused the switch from ordering every PPV, to actually thinking about whether the show was worth spending money on. I've only ordered 7 out of 23 since. New Year's Revolution was absolutely terrible. The only reasons I wasn't completely disgruntled afterwards were the Chamber match until Batista's elimination, the bit of fun my brother and friends had, and 24 debuting half an hour later.
USC Wuz Robbed! Posted January 30, 2005 Report Posted January 30, 2005 Big Show was the champion. He was feuding with Big Bossman. Hence, Big Show vs Big Bossman for the title. Same with Lesnar/Holly. Yes, I wasn't actually asking for a logical explanation, I do get the concept of Champion vs Challenger. *sigh. I was actually addressing AmazingRen, as he or she was the one to ask originally.
TheFranchise Posted January 30, 2005 Report Posted January 30, 2005 Big Show was the champion. He was feuding with Big Bossman. Hence, Big Show vs Big Bossman for the title. Same with Lesnar/Holly. Yes, I wasn't actually asking for a logical explanation, I do get the concept of Champion vs Challenger. *sigh. I was actually addressing AmazingRen, as he or she was the one to ask originally. Sir, I apologise.
USC Wuz Robbed! Posted January 30, 2005 Report Posted January 30, 2005 No apologies necessary. On the topic, KOTR95. Hands down. GAB 91 is close by only because to combat the lack of Flair, they put the title on face Luger, THEN TURNED HIM HEEL.
TheFranchise Posted January 30, 2005 Report Posted January 30, 2005 Who was the 95 KOTR? Or was that the Mable KOTR...
TheFranchise Posted January 30, 2005 Report Posted January 30, 2005 Wrestlemania 2 wasn't all that good you know. How come I never hear that?
USC Wuz Robbed! Posted January 30, 2005 Report Posted January 30, 2005 Not too many people here were old enough to consciously order Mania 2 (I didn't. I was fortunate... or unfortunate, however you like to look at it to have a family member be a wrestling mark as well). And you're right, the show in general wasn't very good, but hey you got Ricky Schroeder!
TheFranchise Posted January 30, 2005 Report Posted January 30, 2005 Oh.. I can't portake in this thread then, for the only events i've actually 'ordered' were the UK events, like Insurrection.
Sonic Reducer Posted January 30, 2005 Report Posted January 30, 2005 Out of the three or four that I've ordered, I would say that the 2002 Royal Rumble was the worst.
iliketurtles Posted January 30, 2005 Report Posted January 30, 2005 Bad Blood 2003, easily. The only constructive thing that came out of that show was a cool video package the next night on Raw to "Headstrong." And that was it. Vengeance 2004 was pretty weak as well. I remember getting it with a bunch of the guys and they were playing poker instead of watching Benoit/HHH.
claydude14 Posted January 30, 2005 Report Posted January 30, 2005 Ground Zero 97. The first 3 hour In Your House... 1. Brian Pillman defeated Goldust via pinfall to "win possession" of Goldust's wife and manager, Marlena, for 30 days. 2. In a Light Heavyweight Match, Brian Christopher defeated Scott Putski via countout. Christopher nailed Putski with a Pescado (slingshot crossbody plancha) near the end of the match; the landing was akward, and it looked as though Putski's knee was dislocated. Obviously, he could not continue, and BC was awarded the win. 3. Savio Vega defeated Crush and Faarooq in a 'Triple Threat Match'. Vega pinned Crush with a spin kick for the win. 4. In a Mexican Minis Match, Max Mini scored a pinfall victory over El Torito, getting the three count with a Sunset Flip. 5. The Headbangers won a 'Fatal Four-Way Match' over The Legion of Doom (Animal/Hawk), the Godwinns (Henry O./Phineas I. Godwinn), and Davey Boy Smith & Owen Hart, to capture the Tag Team Championship. The Legion of Doom were eliminated via disqualification, the Godwinns via pinfall, and Owen/Smith via pinfall. Mosh got the final three-count over Owen, who got nailed with a 'Stone Cold Stunner' by Steve Austin, behind the ref's back. 6. Bret "Hitman" Hart made The Patriot submit to the 'Sharpshooter'. Hart retained his World Heavyweight Title. 7. The Undertaker and Shawn Michaels brawled to a no-contest in the main event. Thanks to http://www.the-revolution.net for that.
SuperJerk Posted January 30, 2005 Report Posted January 30, 2005 No Way Out 2003. The ultimate in pre-Mania filler.
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