10 AWESOME WWE Matches That Ended In A DQ

[@venomousnate7263]

Eddie vs JBL is probably the bloodiest match I’ve ever seen. Eddie just spurting blood from his forehead and covered in it like Carrie on prom night while staining the ring is a gruesome sight. That being said, hell of a match.

[@MegaAngryspoon]

Kurt Angle vs Stone Cold 2001 is seriously underrated, if Kurt went home with the gold that night it'd be considered one of the all time greats.

[@shawnmichaels568]

Randy and Christian's chemistry was on another level.

[@larrystilltheeman39]

Christian should've wore a blue mask to cover his face.

[@DSPGamingR.E.A.L]

That Eddie vs JBL match from Judgement Day 2004 is my all time favorite wrestling match! It was one of the last magical wrestling matches WWE ever produced imo (R.I.P Eddie! Latino Heat will always live in our hearts!) For me personally, even without my own biasness towards the match, it's the best match with a DQ ending ever, with Shawn and Mankind being a super close 2nd! Thanks for reminding wrestling fans that DQ finishes can be done well Cultaholic!

[@daltonpinell6251]

The ending to Orton and Christian’s match took a lot of balls to pull off

[@brandongordon2392]

Honestly it couldn’t have happened in a better place that Chicago, with that crowd

[@HoV326]

Two, to be specific

[@TheMuldoonFella]

Ahhh i see what you did there

[@blueblue2338]

That you don't have man up you won't last a day in the real world

[@larrystilltheeman39]

​@@brandongordon2392Chicago suck.

[@chrisbreezy3048]

Imo, there are only three memorable things about IYH: Mind Games: 1.) Savio Vega getting into it with Tommy Dreamer and The Sandman, who sat at ringside as the show took place in Philly; 2.) Austin cutting his infamous 'If you put an 'S' in front of Hitman' promo; 3.) Mankind challenging Shawn Michaels for the WWF Title. It's unfortunate that the ending only served as a setup for the following month's first-ever Buried Alive Match, but Mick and Shawn still had one heck of a title match regardless.

[@makoncrayley]

The most incredible thing about the Seth/Ambrose match was that it took place in Corpus Christi, a city which historically has had some of the worst wrestling audiences of all time, and they managed to draw out the most emotion that audience has ever had with that match and finish. It truly as a Christmas miracle... in May.

[@paulc1553]

Shawn Michaels vs. Mankind by far. Fantastic match.

[@TheThird1977]

The DQ in the KotR '94 match also makes sense due to The Anvil's heel turn and joining with Owen Hart at the end of the show, with Jim ensuring the belt stayed on Bret so Owen could be the one to beat him for it.

[@lebutzki]

I would have thought the Iron Man Match between Triple H and The Rock would have been on here since the last fall was a DQ, but Trips technically won. I guess that's why it didn't make the list, kind of a murky grey area

[@Bman32x]

I get it, but it definitely ended in a DQ

[@JSI82]

Deserved no.1 spot. That one felt like a brutal epic. Great in story terms too. People were dying to see Angle win next time and hated Austin afterwards, but doubted he’d ever lose it after Kurt’s absolute heroics couldn’t get the job done. One of the few real highlights of the Invasion.

[@javijavinomi6282]

Kevin Nash never looked better in the ring than when facing Bret

[@dp4681]

Undertaker vs Kurt Angle from Smackdown July 03 is a forgotten classic gem that didn't have a finish due to Brock interference

[@WrestlingCompilations]

Shows that exciting matches can end via disqualification if done right

[@moopert86]

Non finishes is not lazy booking. It was how the territories were built. It's how they got people to come back week after week. Two guys meet for a title. The champion gets counted out or fails to be beaten within the time limit. So you come back the next week with a stipulation to negate that non finish, and something else happens. Then eventually you meet in a blowoff match where a diffinitive winner isdetermined. But hey, it's been bastardized so much in the last 20 years sure that's the case now.

[@dman9152]

Have not seen it yet Mind games mankind vs shawn michaels should be number one

[@Bman32x]

Austin vs Angle has to be #1 right?

[@jeremycastillo8594]

I came here to say this so thank you

[@logankerr8090]

Roman still owes Seth his rematch! we need a clear winner

[@andycain4351]

Now please do a list of awesome matches where the match was stopped by the referee but not on a DQ or countout, eg, Bret v Austin WM13

[@chrisbartolini1508]

I will die on the hill that HBK vs Foley will forever be the best match to end in a DQ

[@NyxTheScary]

God that JBL chairshot to the head sounded like a fucking shotgun. Probably JBLs series of matches were with Eddie

[@robertclark2253]

Shawn Michaels had been in the WWF for 2 years before Undertaker made his first appearance in the company .

[@jeffdaigle5487]

The best protection is pulling out 😂

[@homey100100]

I would love to see 2 follow ups to this video one for awesome matches that ended in a double pinfall and then the next one being a double countout

[@lilpoetat]

Thanks 🎉

[@PleaseNerfGod]

It cracked me up when Rollins beat Reigns by DQ, because people tried to swear up and down that it was a good thing and that they would just have a rematch, but the ending feels even flatter now that they more or less have never closed that plot point between the two. Why wouldn’t Rollins receive an immediate rematch in that scenario?

[@JustinTyme116]

As much as I didn’t think that Christian should’ve been the heel in his feud with Orton, I won’t lie, that post match beatdown that Orton gave Christian in that match was entertaining!

[@spartanisland9977]

Reigns and Rollins from the 22 Rumble immediately came to mind. I thought that was genius and they left money on the table never revisiting it or following up.

[@johnjohnson11222]

yess, the match was really, really good before the finish

[@dmercy8477]

The Invasion storyline was so awful it ruined 2001 for me. It could have been a solid year but at least all of the PPV’s that year were solid. SummerSlam 2001 is really underrated and overlooked. Other then the DDP and Taker match the rest of the matches were solid. Austin and Angle had a really great match and I agree with it being #1. Austin was still kinda entertaining despite how awful the heel run was but as a stand-alone is was still enjoyable. WWE did the heel run at the right time from their greatest show ever but the way they booked and executed it was disappointing. The biggest issue with the run is that fans just didn’t want to boo him because of how entertaining and great he was and that’s why his heel turn which Austin planned and wanted to do fell flat.

[@joeh2236]

I seen a comment by someone wanting more than just a dq, this is a video about single dqs, not count outs, or double dqs

[@zackaryb1013]

Damn no double counts, double pin falls and other chicanery?! I want a refund!!

[@cmpunk44901]

Eddie guerrero was the goat!!!!

[@SsnakeBite]

7:52 - Okay but how does that make any damn sense? It's already weird enough that blatantly assaulting the ref in the middle of a match isn't an instant-DQ as long as the ref _currently being knocked out_ doesn't call it, but then, if we're suddenly deciding that a ref can retroactively call a DQ once they come to, why doesn't that happen _every single time_ a wrestler blatantly hurts a ref on purpose? And what sense does it make that one referee can overrule the winning call made by another referee? Who gave him that authority? Why is the replacement ref, who should therefore be the _only_ official ref, essentially told to eat shit? Dusty finishes are already kinda BS when 99% of the time, wrestling federations and particularly the WWE act like a referee's ruling is sacro-sanct and cannot be undone even when the whole world saw the heel cheat, but now a single ref can just decide to change how the entire federation works? And last but not least, if you're trying to punish the heel for assaulting a referee, especially if YOU are the referee in question, why would you do so _in a way that advantages them_ ?! Wouldn't the obvious call be to go with whatever advantages the other wrestler, like what happens in pretty much any sport? Stuff like this makes it a straight-up plot hole every time a cowardly heel doesn't immediately sucker-punch the ref or kick his opponent square in the balls the first chance he gets to get DQ'd and retain.

[@marvelsProtege]

6:19 bad v. Bad creative

[@eLite-Tiss91]

Worst way walk out count outs....I hate to throw Alexa Bliss under the bus but I've seen her walk away from her title matches too many times to count...and I'm like...this is who Vince wanted to push...but not Sasha or Bayley?

[@bullymattguire4270]

0:27 I am not crazy! I know he swapped those numbers! I knew it was 1216. One after Magna Carta. As if I could ever make such a mistake. Never. Never! I just - I just couldn't prove it. He - he covered his tracks, he got that idiot at the copy shop to lie for him. You think this is something? You think this is bad? This? This chicanery? He's done worse. That billboard! Are you telling me that a man just happens to fall like that? No! He orchestrated it! Jimmy! He defecated through a sunroof! And I saved him! And I shouldn't have. I took him into my own firm! What was I thinking? He'll never change. He'll never change! Ever since he was 9, always the same! Couldn't keep his hands out of the cash drawer! But not our Jimmy! Couldn't be precious Jimmy! Stealing them blind! And he gets to be a lawyer!? What a sick joke! I should've stopped him when I had the chance! And you - you have to stop him! You-

[@cmpunk44901]

I wrestled him!!!!

[@legendarypsychomike4309]

Just imagine if taker had won the hell in the cell against hbk. The screwjob would had never happened.

[@bencromwell707]

Randy & Christan Had Great Chemistry💯👍

[@izkar3637]

undertaker vs bret hart at the british ppv ahould be top 3 here easy

[@PresidentClambake]

Saudi Hell in a Cell not here? HOW DARE

[@jerranspearman3369]

good video

[@stevencummins4753]

Brock would’ve gotten hurt bad if taker had thrown him into anything other than a paper viewset

[@BigMike_HD]

Obviously dq finishes when used well. Makes for really good storytelling. However, do it way to much and it just feels like a company spinning it’s wheels

[@xuanviet807]

"Dee keew shmee keew nobody cares" Russo

[@Dr_1212]

I know in wrestling its a necessity but it sucks The only 1 i agree with is Omega vs Bryan

[@Deltrottersvan]

That's all that matters, your opinion on aew, non bias as always

[@Dr_1212]

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[@marvelsProtege]

Omd this is an old listed

[@kylewright3620]

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[@WWHD223]

Diesel was still going by Kevin Nash in 93 right?

[@marcarthur100]

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[@Gothamnameless]

Jbl vs Eddie was the best judgment day main event ever Period

[@alex.m8969]

OHTANI TO DODGERS

[@prodbyprontotrn]

first like 😁🫶🏽

[@Deltrottersvan]

Loser

[@cesarartemiorosasreyna6633]

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