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Old 12-04-2006, 04:03 PM   #1
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Your Worst 5 PPVs of all time.

With all the talk of December To Dismember being one of the worst PPVs ever, let us see what TPWW readers consider their worst 5 PPVs of all time. I'm basing mine on factors such as match quality, star power, potential vs disappointment, build-up, so you won't see the likes of Heroes Of Wrestling on my list, because you had no right to be disappointed if you paid to watch that. On the other hand, if you purchase a WrestleMania you have every right to expect WWE to pull out all the stops, and if the card sucks then it's fair game for the list.

Mine:

1. WWF King Of The Ring 1995
2. WWF No Mercy (UK) April 1999
3. WWF WrestleMania XI 1995
4. WWF Survivor Series 1999
5. ECW December To Dismember 2006

I'm surprised that no WCW pay-per-views made my list, actually. I keep hearing how bad Great American Bash 1991 was, but when I watched it years later I don't remember being THAT appalled. It may have just been shitty for WCW fans at the time because of the whole Ric Flair situation.

Anyways, what do you guys think?
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