Five worst pay-per-view wrestling events of all time

Some of the most outlandish and cartoonish matches were on the cards, and Hulk Hogan fought in a Sumo Monster Truck Match against newcomer Paul Wight (later Big Show).

The match was staged at the top of a building and Wight was shown to fall from the building.

Randy Savage, Lex and others got involved in the match, making it chaotic and boring.

This pay-per-view had the most boring matches, as nobody goes to such shows to watch Billy Gun/Kenzo Suzuki, Torrie Wilson/Sable, and Bob Holly/Mordecai in back-to-back matches.

JBL and Eddie Guerrero were supposed to be crowd pullers, but their match was a complete waste, fighting with a rope tying them around.

Finally, Taker buried Paul Bearer in a cement truck. This event was no fun.

Vince McMahon surely got a little it carried away in his eagerness to display younger talents.

He made veterans and illustrious performers, like Shawn Michaels and The Undertaker, lose in the very first round of the knockout event.

Remaining were Mabel, Savio Vega, and The Roadie, with Mabel ultimately winning the tournament.

WWE could have certainly provided audiences with a better champion!

Critics believe Vince McMahon botched up this event to make it clear that Extreme Championship Wrestling will have to go into oblivion even after the acquisition.

He ended up giving someone as inconsequential as Bobby Lashley the Championship.

Further, in the six-man tag-team match, CM Punk and Rob Van Dam, the two most talented wrestlers, were the first to be eliminated.

This event started with the crew setting up microphones, the announcer going radio silent after he realized his mistake, and Marty Jannetty's picture being shown while the Samoans walked down the aisle.

The main was suddenly turned to a tag team match when King Kong Bundy and Yokozuna joined Jake Roberts and Jim Neidhart.

Overall, this event turned out to be a complete disaster.