What is the worst wrestling PPV ever?
 

I had intended on posting this thread several days back due to many calling Vengence one of the worst PPVs ever. What do you feel all time the worst PPVs are?

I say the worst are

Uncensored 95
GAB 91
WM 9
WM 11
Heroes of Wrestling

December to Dismember

I agree with December, I also want to say the Great American Bash where Rey lost the title. Not because he lost the title, but because it was pure shit.

The first NWO Souled Out was probably the worst PPV I've ever seen.

The first Bound For Glory.

Anything GLOW related.

<font color=white>Gotta be Heroes of Wrestling.</font>

What was so bad about WrestleMania XI?

December 2 Dismember.

The only PPV I've ever ordered, and actually regretted buying. It's also the only PPV I've ordered and not taped, or watched at least part of the replay.

December to Dismember 06
King of the Ring 1995
No Mercy 99 (UK-only version)
Great American Bash 04
Survivor Series 99

Great American Bash 2004 has to be a candidate.

December to Dismember, Vengence 07, WCW Mayhem, and WCW New Blood Rising.

I didn't watch D2D but it sounds like the worst. I did watch Vengeance and most of the others mentioned here, and Vengeance takes the top spot in terms of all the ones I've actually experienced first hand.

Vengence WAS pretty god-awful.

Bad Blood 2003

Slamboree 2000 was pretty horrid.

I still say Vengeance takes it, simply because Vengeance had a phony good show feel to it, which makes it all the more disappointing. As we came into the year 2000, we pretty much expected WCW PPV's to be bad.

Where's ABT with that picture of the giant turd-cake? Because that's the cake Vengeance takes.

*rep*

I forgot what ppv it was...probably New Years Revolution 2005...like 3 matches ended early due to injury...I think it also had the Stevie Richards Vs Tomko match that just blew horribly...and then to top it all off the ppv ends like an half an hour early.

I dont think Vengeance was that bad...but then again I was there and I guess just the live experience made it seem like it wasnt bad...Ive yet to watch it on TV.

Honestly the worst is Heros of Wrestling, but the worst WWE PPV I have seen...

King of the Ring 95, and I also hate WM 9.

Anything from WCW final year of business, and I'm gonna say the worst PPV ever lies in Vince's WCW tape vault somewhere.

And Wreslemania 11 was the shit.

What's this Heroes of Wrestling people keep mentioning?

AGREED

HOF sounds redic. funny, Jake the Snake simulating an erect weiner lol.
Let us not forget, WRESTLEMANIA 23

I enjoyed Wrestlemania 23.

WM 23 was bad but it was also overhyped... far from the worst PPV ever. Money in the Bank and Taker-Batista alone keep it from being considered a worst PPV ever candidate. It's just that everyone expected MUCH more.

Heroes was probably the worst PPV ever but since I obviously never saw it. I'm tempted to give it a look in a weird train-wreck sort of way but... nah.

The first NWO Souled Out in '97 was horrific. Some strange Miss NWO pageant won by an old ugly lady... NWO ref (Nick Patrick) for every match leaving, I believe 3 instances where WCW somehow found a way to win (One was overturned.) The main event saw Hogan get DQed after NWO interferance in an ending that was undeniably WORSE and more anti-climatic than every Nitro leading up to the PPV. And, the entire PPV was in black and white and had NO crowd reactions whatsoever.

I think I summed everything up.

Calling WM 23 a bad ppv makes you a retard.

WM 23 wasn't a bad PPV, it just was a bad Mania.

WrestleMania has such high expectations that it is almost impossible for the event to live up to them.

Bad Blood '03 was the worst for me. Never saw Legends of Wrestling, so I'll go with the safe pic.

Vengence wasn't even close to being the worst PPV ever.

Given the hype... and given the fact that it was a WrestleMania....

It was a bad PPV.

If they put the show in February and called it "No Way Out", then it would have been a good PPV.

The only bad match was Kane/Khali. The ECW Originals/New Breed match wasn't great. The Women's Title match doesn't count. (It wasn't even 5 minutes long).

Wow... that's not true at all. They card wasn't spectacular and it was nowhere near as hyped as most recent WMs. (It got more mainstream attention, yes. But that's different than just hype.) It could have easily lived up to the hype. WM 17 was insanely hyped and it even surpassed expectations.

But again, it was WrestleMania. There were no "WrestleMania" moments... no great matches... nothing really remarkable or impactful to a storyline even came out of it with the exception of Taker's title win (If you consider a 40 year old man winning the title on the biggest stage of them all a big deal). It was just bland all around.

The Hardy-Edge ladder spot was actually pretty wild, whether or not it's a WM moment can be disputed.