Actually I'll change to Over the Edge 99, that was the worst ppv in history.

I wouldn't mention Over The Edge 99 in a topic like this. For one thing, it's not hard to see why the people involved in their matches weren't into the matches, especially considering what happened at that event.

As for the topic at hand, Unforgiven 99 wasn't that great of an event, except for maybe X-Pac/Jericho and the Six-Pack challenge.

What would you consider worse: a PPV with a bunch of terrible matches or a PPV where someone DIES? Come on now, baby.

It is bad when someone dies, but I wouldn't mention it in a topic like this, considering how the majority of the thread talks about PPVs that had bad matches. Whether or not the matches were bad in terms of quality at Over The Edge, can you really blame the wrestlers for not performing well?

Of course the other PPV's are talked about because of the bad matches. That's because this is the only PPV where someone actually DIED.

the ones where Cena and Batista always win

Unforgiven 2007 was pretty bad

I paid for Extreme Rules 2010. Because of that show I will NEVER pay to watch a PPV again. I hadn't bought a PPV in like a decade and now it will probably be another decade.