worst match ever

i don't know if this thread has been done (probably has). but oh well.

the worst match ever i think is either:

Al Snow vs. Head

or

Kevin Nash (world champ) vs. Hogan

al snow vs. head was just plain stupid and nash vs. hogan was.....ok let's be real, if u haven't heard of the infamous finger poke match, then u can just stop watching wrestling right now.

i don't know if this thread has been done (probably has). but oh well.

the worst match ever i think is either:

Al Snow vs. Head

or

Kevin Nash (world champ) vs. Hogan

al snow vs. head was just plain stupid and nash vs. hogan was.....ok let's be real, if u haven't heard of the infamous finger poke match, then u can just stop watching wrestling right now.

sephy37

I heard of it, watched it and remember it well. Yea, not exactly the greatest match ever. Beware the power of Hogan, even his finger! :P

[QUOTE="sephy37"]

i don't know if this thread has been done (probably has). but oh well.

the worst match ever i think is either:

Al Snow vs. Head

or

Kevin Nash (world champ) vs. Hogan

al snow vs. head was just plain stupid and nash vs. hogan was.....ok let's be real, if u haven't heard of the infamous finger poke match, then u can just stop watching wrestling right now.

Link256

I heard of it, watched it and remember it well. Yea, not exactly the greatest match ever. Beware the power of Hogan, even his finger! :P

Try being there and missing out on Foley's first WWF Title win. WCW died on that night, for The Dude. You can't change the chammel when there live :cry:

[QUOTE="Link256"][QUOTE="sephy37"]

i don't know if this thread has been done (probably has). but oh well.

the worst match ever i think is either:

Al Snow vs. Head

or

Kevin Nash (world champ) vs. Hogan

al snow vs. head was just plain stupid and nash vs. hogan was.....ok let's be real, if u haven't heard of the infamous finger poke match, then u can just stop watching wrestling right now.

The_Dude14

I heard of it, watched it and remember it well. Yea, not exactly the greatest match ever. Beware the power of Hogan, even his finger! :P

Try being there and missing out on Foley's first WWF Title win. WCW died on that night, for The Dude. You can't change the chammel when there live :cry:

i think it more or less died when they gave the belt to goldberg for...what was his record? 167-0 before he lost to nash at starcade?

Try being there and missing out on Foley's first WWF Title win. WCW died on that night, for The Dude. You can't change the chammel when there live :cry:

The_Dude14

[QUOTE="The_Dude14"]

Try being there and missing out on Foley's first WWF Title win. WCW died on that night, for The Dude. You can't change the chammel when there live :cry:

SwimPUNK

this was also around the time russo went back to wwf right? or was he already there. oh well. but didn't they say on nitro what happened on raw with mankind? that should have been the hint to switch channels.

i think it more or less died when they gave the belt to goldberg for...what was his record? 167-0 before he lost to nash at starcade?

sephy37

[QUOTE="SwimPUNK"][QUOTE="The_Dude14"]

Try being there and missing out on Foley's first WWF Title win. WCW died on that night, for The Dude. You can't change the chammel when there live :cry:

sephy37

this was also around the time russo went back to wwf right? or was he already there. oh well. but didn't they say on nitro what happened on raw with mankind? that should have been the hint to switch channels.

[QUOTE="sephy37"][QUOTE="SwimPUNK"][QUOTE="The_Dude14"]

Try being there and missing out on Foley's first WWF Title win. WCW died on that night, for The Dude. You can't change the chammel when there live :cry:

SwimPUNK

this was also around the time russo went back to wwf right? or was he already there. oh well. but didn't they say on nitro what happened on raw with mankind? that should have been the hint to switch channels.

that last show was actually kinda good. sting vs. flair was really good. very heartfelt ending.

[QUOTE="Link256"][QUOTE="sephy37"]

i don't know if this thread has been done (probably has). but oh well.

the worst match ever i think is either:

Al Snow vs. Head

or

Kevin Nash (world champ) vs. Hogan

al snow vs. head was just plain stupid and nash vs. hogan was.....ok let's be real, if u haven't heard of the infamous finger poke match, then u can just stop watching wrestling right now.

The_Dude14

I heard of it, watched it and remember it well. Yea, not exactly the greatest match ever. Beware the power of Hogan, even his finger! :P

Try being there and missing out on Foley's first WWF Title win. WCW died on that night, for The Dude. You can't change the chammel when there live :cry:

Sorry about, The_Dude14! I watched both take place! (I am prett sure that finger poking thing happened in 1999, after Foley's first title win in late 1998, but I could be wrong). I always watched both shows and switched channels back-and-forth, watched more the Raw show though. Also (most of the time), I had two televisions on in my room, so I could watch both at the same time (I think that night, is when I had two televisions in my room).

1. Goldberg vs. Brock Lesnar at Wrestle Mania XX: maybe not the worst match ever, but it was pretty disappointing and easily the worst match of the night

2. Any time Divas that try to wrestle, that do not know how to at all

3. WWE(F) Referee vs. Alliance/WCW Referee at Invasion pay-per-view (Referees wrestling, give me break)

4. A lot of the matches at the Great American Bash 2004 (I have concerns about getting this year's one, I might not get this year's, after last years mostly lame pay-per-view). Easily the worst pay-per-view of the year that I had seen, I only missed No Way Out 2004 and BackLash 2004, wish I am sure had to better than this (BackLash 2004 looked to be great pay-per-view, I wish I would have seen that one)

5. Halloween Havoc 1999 (the only and last WCW pay-per-view that I watched live/ordered, there was good reason that is was the last one I watched live/ordered too) WCW sucked at doing pay-per-view compared to the WWE/WWF (at least with this pay-per-view they did)

-Goldberg vs. Psycho Sid: match gets called because Sid was loosing too much blood, lame!!!

-Sting vs. Hogan: Hogan says something in Sting's ear, Hogan lays down on the mat and Sting pins him. Match over, lame!!! Stupider than the Famous Hogan vs. Nash match, at least I did not have to pay $30.00 on that Hogan vs. Nash match

-Sting vs Goldberg: way too short, Goldberg runs-over like someone as great as Sting in 5 minutes, lame!!! Especially when IMO, Sting can wrestle 2X or even 3X better than Goldberg can and should not get stupidly ran over like that (I am sorry Goldberg fans, but that is true IMO)

Sorry if anyone's feeling get hurt from what I have said, but INO, these matches were to stupid and lame!!!

1. Goldberg vs. Brock Lesnar at Wrestle Mania XX: maybe not the worst match ever, but it was pretty disappointing and easily the worst match of the nightLink256

[QUOTE="Link256"]1. Goldberg vs. Brock Lesnar at Wrestle Mania XX: maybe not the worst match ever, but it was pretty disappointing and easily the worst match of the nighthbk91

Sadly, more dancing, than wrestling. Even the fans in the arena were booing at it, that is when you know it is bad.

[QUOTE="hbk91"][QUOTE="Link256"]1. Goldberg vs. Brock Lesnar at Wrestle Mania XX: maybe not the worst match ever, but it was pretty disappointing and easily the worst match of the nightLink256

Sadly, more dancing, than wrestling. Even the fans in the arena were booing at it, that is when you know it is bad.

Only thing that kept me watching was Austin.

[QUOTE="Link256"]

[QUOTE="hbk91"][QUOTE="Link256"]1. Goldberg vs. Brock Lesnar at Wrestle Mania XX: maybe not the worst match ever, but it was pretty disappointing and easily the worst match of the nighthbk91

Sadly, more dancing, than wrestling. Even the fans in the arena were booing at it, that is when you know it is bad.

Only thing that kept me watching was Austin.

Same here, always have been a huge Steve Austin fan and that match shows I will cleary watch anything with him in it.

Wrost match ever would be Al Snow vs Big Boss Man in Kennel in a Cell

So there's a regular cage attached to the ring, then there's the hell in a cell cage outside the ring, and between the two cages are "killer dogs". The match sucked, the dogs didn't do anything except poop and JR was laughing and appologized on the air for how bad the match was.

[QUOTE="hbk91"][QUOTE="Link256"]1. Goldberg vs. Brock Lesnar at Wrestle Mania XX: maybe not the worst match ever, but it was pretty disappointing and easily the worst match of the nightLink256

Sadly, more dancing, than wrestling. Even the fans in the arena were booing at it, that is when you know it is bad.

That's not why they were booing. They were booing because they heard Brock Lesnar was quiting and Goldberg didn't care about being with the WWE anymore. The match was built to be this great event between two studs and if the crowd wasn't aware of both of their situations, I'm sure the crowd would have taken it differently. Instead we get another example as to why a knowledgeable wrestling crowd is Vince's worst nightmare.

Wrost match ever would be Al Snow vs Big Boss Man in Kennel in a Cell

So there's a regular cage attached to the ring, then there's the hell in a cell cage outside the ring, and between the two cages are "killer dogs". The match sucked, the dogs didn't do anything except poop and JR was laughing and appologized on the air for how bad the match was.

DuckSol

Yea, I remember that match now. I thought their fued in general was silly and lame (I mean, Bossman feeding Al Snow's dog to Snow was really weird and seem stupid) that match sounds some what interesting on paper, but turned out to be crap (literally).

By the way, that was the best part of the match, how the dogs were running and pooping between the two the cages and the announcing from JR (that must have made a couple sick that were near the ring watching the match). By the way, (I do not remember), did JR really appologize on a air for how bad that match was or joshing me (sounds like you are joshing me about that part)?

[QUOTE="Link256"]

[QUOTE="hbk91"][QUOTE="Link256"]1. Goldberg vs. Brock Lesnar at Wrestle Mania XX: maybe not the worst match ever, but it was pretty disappointing and easily the worst match of the nightDuckSol

Sadly, more dancing, than wrestling. Even the fans in the arena were booing at it, that is when you know it is bad.

That's not why they were booing. They were booing because they heard Brock Lesnar was quiting and Goldberg didn't care about being with the WWE anymore. The match was built to be this great event between two studs and if the crowd wasn't aware of both of their situations, I'm sure the crowd would have taken it differently. Instead we get another example as to why a knowledgeable wrestling crowd is Vince's worst nightmare.

[QUOTE="DuckSol"]

Wrost match ever would be Al Snow vs Big Boss Man in Kennel in a Cell

So there's a regular cage attached to the ring, then there's the hell in a cell cage outside the ring, and between the two cages are "killer dogs". The match sucked, the dogs didn't do anything except poop and JR was laughing and appologized on the air for how bad the match was.

Link256

Yea, I remember that match now. I thought their fued in general was silly and lame (I mean, Bossman feeding Al Snow's dog to Snow was really weird and seem stupid) that match sounds some what interesting on paper, but turned out to be crap (literally).

By the way, that was the best part of the match, how the dogs were running and pooping between the two the cages and the announcing from JR (that must have made a couple sick that were near the ring watching the match). By the way, (I do not remember), did JR really appologize on a air for how bad that match was or joshing me (sounds like you are joshing me about that part)?

[QUOTE="The_Dude14"][QUOTE="Link256"][QUOTE="sephy37"]

i don't know if this thread has been done (probably has). but oh well.

the worst match ever i think is either:

Al Snow vs. Head

or

Kevin Nash (world champ) vs. Hogan

al snow vs. head was just plain stupid and nash vs. hogan was.....ok let's be real, if u haven't heard of the infamous finger poke match, then u can just stop watching wrestling right now.

sephy37

I heard of it, watched it and remember it well. Yea, not exactly the greatest match ever. Beware the power of Hogan, even his finger! :P

Try being there and missing out on Foley's first WWF Title win. WCW died on that night, for The Dude. You can't change the chammel when there live :cry:

i think it more or less died when they gave the belt to goldberg for...what was his record? 167-0 before he lost to nash at starcade?

Good god, don't remind me of Goldberg, for me, he's the one who killed WCW. Not to mention that INCREDIBLY AWESOME match between him and Brock Lesner.

[QUOTE="DuckSol"]

Wrost match ever would be Al Snow vs Big Boss Man in Kennel in a Cell

So there's a regular cage attached to the ring, then there's the hell in a cell cage outside the ring, and between the two cages are "killer dogs". The match sucked, the dogs didn't do anything except poop and JR was laughing and appologized on the air for how bad the match was.

Link256

Yea, I remember that match now. I thought their fued in general was silly and lame (I mean, Bossman feeding Al Snow's dog to Snow was really weird and seem stupid) that match sounds some what interesting on paper, but turned out to be crap (literally).

By the way, that was the best part of the match, how the dogs were running and pooping between the two the cages and the announcing from JR (that must have made a couple sick that were near the ring watching the match). By the way, (I do not remember), did JR really appologize on a air for how bad that match was or joshing me (sounds like you are joshing me about that part)?

I'm pretty sure he did though. I remember watching it on PPV and I am almost positive that JR apologized for it.

[QUOTE="Link256"][QUOTE="DuckSol"]

Wrost match ever would be Al Snow vs Big Boss Man in Kennel in a Cell

So there's a regular cage attached to the ring, then there's the hell in a cell cage outside the ring, and between the two cages are "killer dogs". The match sucked, the dogs didn't do anything except poop and JR was laughing and appologized on the air for how bad the match was.

DuckSol

Yea, I remember that match now. I thought their fued in general was silly and lame (I mean, Bossman feeding Al Snow's dog to Snow was really weird and seem stupid) that match sounds some what interesting on paper, but turned out to be crap (literally).

By the way, that was the best part of the match, how the dogs were running and pooping between the two the cages and the announcing from JR (that must have made a couple sick that were near the ring watching the match). By the way, (I do not remember), did JR really appologize on a air for how bad that match was or joshing me (sounds like you are joshing me about that part)?

I'm pretty sure he did though. I remember watching it on PPV and I am almost positive that JR apologized for it.

[QUOTE="DuckSol"][QUOTE="Link256"]

[QUOTE="hbk91"][QUOTE="Link256"]1. Goldberg vs. Brock Lesnar at Wrestle Mania XX: maybe not the worst match ever, but it was pretty disappointing and easily the worst match of the nightSwimPUNK

Sadly, more dancing, than wrestling. Even the fans in the arena were booing at it, that is when you know it is bad.

That's not why they were booing. They were booing because they heard Brock Lesnar was quiting and Goldberg didn't care about being with the WWE anymore. The match was built to be this great event between two studs and if the crowd wasn't aware of both of their situations, I'm sure the crowd would have taken it differently. Instead we get another example as to why a knowledgeable wrestling crowd is Vince's worst nightmare.

Most definitely, they're the reason wrestling shifted during the Attitude era. Now we're almost back to how it was pre-Attitude with bad gimmicks and expectations that we the fans aren't very smart.

[QUOTE="The_Dude14"]

Try being there and missing out on Foley's first WWF Title win. WCW died on that night, for The Dude. You can't change the chammel when there live :cry:

Link256

Sorry about, The_Dude14! I watched both take place! (I am prett sure that finger poking thing happened in 1999, after Foley's first title win in late 1998, but I could be wrong). I always watched both shows and switched channels back-and-forth, watched more the Raw show though. Also (most of the time), I had two televisions on in my room, so I could watch both at the same time (I think that night, is when I had two televisions in my room).

They were the same night. The main event was suppossed to be the rematch of Goldberg and Kevin Nash. However, Goldberg was accused of "sexual harrassment" by Miss Elizabeth, and Hogan took his place in the match.

As the story goes, WWF Raw was not a live show at the time, and WCW spoiled the ending by telling everyone that Foley would win the title, in an attempt to keep people watching Nitro. Instead, the ratings showed that people turned on Raw, instead of Nitro.

[QUOTE="DuckSol"][QUOTE="Link256"][QUOTE="DuckSol"]

Wrost match ever would be Al Snow vs Big Boss Man in Kennel in a Cell

So there's a regular cage attached to the ring, then there's the hell in a cell cage outside the ring, and between the two cages are "killer dogs". The match sucked, the dogs didn't do anything except poop and JR was laughing and appologized on the air for how bad the match was.

SwimPUNK

Yea, I remember that match now. I thought their fued in general was silly and lame (I mean, Bossman feeding Al Snow's dog to Snow was really weird and seem stupid) that match sounds some what interesting on paper, but turned out to be crap (literally).

By the way, that was the best part of the match, how the dogs were running and pooping between the two the cages and the announcing from JR (that must have made a couple sick that were near the ring watching the match). By the way, (I do not remember), did JR really appologize on a air for how bad that match was or joshing me (sounds like you are joshing me about that part)?

I'm pretty sure he did though. I remember watching it on PPV and I am almost positive that JR apologized for it.

LOL, i remember that match. That was just so lame it was funny.

[QUOTE="Link256"][QUOTE="The_Dude14"]

Try being there and missing out on Foley's first WWF Title win. WCW died on that night, for The Dude. You can't change the chammel when there live :cry:

The_Dude14

Sorry about, The_Dude14! I watched both take place! (I am prett sure that finger poking thing happened in 1999, after Foley's first title win in late 1998, but I could be wrong). I always watched both shows and switched channels back-and-forth, watched more the Raw show though. Also (most of the time), I had two televisions on in my room, so I could watch both at the same time (I think that night, is when I had two televisions in my room).

They were the same night. The main event was suppossed to be the rematch of Goldberg and Kevin Nash. However, Goldberg was accused of "sexual harrassment" by Miss Elizabeth, and Hogan took his place in the match.

As the story goes, WWF Raw was not a live show at the time, and WCW spoiled the ending by telling everyone that Foley would win the title, in an attempt to keep people watching Nitro. Instead, the ratings showed that people turned on Raw, instead of Nitro.

:lol: Kind of backfired, didn't it?

[QUOTE="Link256"][QUOTE="The_Dude14"]

Try being there and missing out on Foley's first WWF Title win. WCW died on that night, for The Dude. You can't change the chammel when there live :cry:

The_Dude14

Sorry about, The_Dude14! I watched both take place! (I am prett sure that finger poking thing happened in 1999, after Foley's first title win in late 1998, but I could be wrong). I always watched both shows and switched channels back-and-forth, watched more the Raw show though. Also (most of the time), I had two televisions on in my room, so I could watch both at the same time (I think that night, is when I had two televisions in my room).

They were the same night. The main event was suppossed to be the rematch of Goldberg and Kevin Nash. However, Goldberg was accused of "sexual harrassment" by Miss Elizabeth, and Hogan took his place in the match.

As the story goes, WWF Raw was not a live show at the time, and WCW spoiled the ending by telling everyone that Foley would win the title, in an attempt to keep people watching Nitro. Instead, the ratings showed that people turned on Raw, instead of Nitro.

That was a sad day for Nitro as Tony Schivone actually said something to the effect of "Mick Foley won the WWF title, like that'll put asses in the seats."

[QUOTE="The_Dude14"][QUOTE="Link256"][QUOTE="The_Dude14"]

Try being there and missing out on Foley's first WWF Title win. WCW died on that night, for The Dude. You can't change the chammel when there live :cry:

Biggestgeekever

Sorry about, The_Dude14! I watched both take place! (I am prett sure that finger poking thing happened in 1999, after Foley's first title win in late 1998, but I could be wrong). I always watched both shows and switched channels back-and-forth, watched more the Raw show though. Also (most of the time), I had two televisions on in my room, so I could watch both at the same time (I think that night, is when I had two televisions in my room).

They were the same night. The main event was suppossed to be the rematch of Goldberg and Kevin Nash. However, Goldberg was accused of "sexual harrassment" by Miss Elizabeth, and Hogan took his place in the match.

As the story goes, WWF Raw was not a live show at the time, and WCW spoiled the ending by telling everyone that Foley would win the title, in an attempt to keep people watching Nitro. Instead, the ratings showed that people turned on Raw, instead of Nitro.

:lol: Kind of backfired, didn't it?

Yeah, in Mick Foley's second book he practically bragged about that exact fact for like a couple of pages.