10 WORST WCW Matches That Aren't The Fingerpoke Of Doom

[@Nalucha]

I love that you specify “that aren’t the fingerpoke of doom”

[@alastair852]

Well of course, if they didn't then there'd be no surprise for #1

[@daviddalrymple2284]

I will always defend the Fingerpoke of Doom. It was on a TV match, not a PPV. And the match wasn't even announced in advance. Trolling audiences with big story swerves was just what wrestling did in the late 90s. And it was time to end the "Hollywood versus Wolfpac" storyline that had run out of steam in mid-1998; a united nWo would be the perfect enemy for WCW's white-hot babyfaces like DDP and Booker T (and Sting if he had been healthy enough to wrestle) to rally against. That being said (a) forcing the announce team to talk shit about Mick Foley winning the WWF title was a cheap thing to do and (b) once it was clear that the nwo of 99 had failed to recapture the lightning-in-a-bottle of the nwo of 96/97, it was time to move on for good.

[@AdeptusCaeiusIII]

I'm still amazed that Hogan actually had that many bad books and matches on the list. I never really watched WCW, but holy Hell, he's pumped out some awful matches.

[@60BloodyChamp60]

It was a cute memeable thing to say but the truth is it wasn’t the worst. That’s he Sting vs Hogan from Starrcade.

[@optimus2008]

​@@daviddalrymple2284They could've done it in any way other than Hogan poking the chest of the guy who broke a legendary streak to win the world title while Goldberg was unable to cross a road in 30 minutes from the police station to the Georgia Dome.

[@daltonpinell6251]

I must point out how impressive it is that Adam and the crew managed to narrow it down to just 10 matches

[@jfdrac]

Indeed and some who missed out are mindboggling

[@dexxpheonixgameonpointtv]

Right? This could have easily been a 2 hour video.

[@moopert86]

Right? Could have easily been 25 and leave some pure crap off.

[@diywrites8703]

Man, Im still shocked by the fact they kept that Sid match going after his leg was torn in two. He's practically suffering in the ring and can't move and WCW says "We have to fill the time, do something, anything!" instead of getting this man the medical help he needs.

[@AdeptusCaeiusIII]

WCW made some awful decisions for the wrestlers. Sid had gone on record he wasn't comfortable doing top-rope moves, but they pushed the 'top rope boot' and the axehandle on him. Goldberg has been on record saying they'd 'almost threatened' him that he had to do that kick on Hart, even though he had mentioned many times that he wasn't comfortable with kicks. AWFUL decisions by the back-of-house.

[@jb888888888]

@@AdeptusCaeiusIII * n't

[@mikejh6298]

I didn't know the match continued when Sid broke his leg. Poor guy.

[@miroslavtomic7038]

Supposedly he, a well known professional, insisted on continuing the match. Since he was booked to lose to Steiner anyway, they could improvise the rest of the match on the spot.

[@pushon10]

I don't think enough people talk about just how badly WCW ruined Sting after Starrcade '97.

[@stinkybacon2210]

I was watching the old WCW episodes all the way till 99 and I agree bro. It got so bad after 98

[@Mr.Mcloving]

@@stinkybacon2210I did the same thing and it’s really sad

[@stinkybacon2210]

@@Mr.Mcloving It was so great when I saw Eddie with the mullet

[@paulmolive1821]

Sting came out recently and said he was having troubles with alcohol during that time. Bischoff respected him enough to not go public with it in any of his podcasts or interviews. That probably explains why Sting got pushed down to the midcard in ‘98

[@pushon10]

@@paulmolive1821 That might well be the case, but there are two problems with that justification for Sting's horrid booking: 1. Sting was still in the main event scene for the 1st quarter of 1998, he wasn't pushed down the card for quite some time. 2. Sting was still wrestling lengthy matches long after Starrcade 97, ones in which he was made to look pathetically weak compared to his 96-97 iteration. Wouldn't it have been easier and less laborious for him to be booked into quicker, shorter matches in which he easily dismissed his opponents? His booking sucked from Starracde 1997 all the way to the end in 2001.

[@tzvikrasner6073]

Biggest lesson ever- Do NOT let Hogan have creative control

[@markharrelson9926]

Fun fact: My dad bought me that same Halloween havoc VHS as my first real WCW PPV. I remember enjoying some of the mid matches. But even child me couldn’t figure out what in the world was going on in this main particular match

[@Nbflowers1989]

Oh boy. As a WCW kid, this one is going to hurt.

[@Insomniaaron]

5:20 Sounds like Rude vs Chono would break Wrestling Bios' chinlock soundbite.

[@MrBeardsley]

There’s a reason the finish of that scaffold match was basically nonexistent. Traditionally you win a scaffold match by throwing your opponent off of it, but apparently none of the wrestlers involved in the Great American Bash ‘91 match wanted to take that bump (most wrestlers hated working scaffold matches when they were in fashion for that exact reason) because it was changed to “capture the flag” rules. Unfortunately the cameras completely missed it when Eaton grabbed Austin and Taylor’s flag, so the commentators didn’t realize the match was over until the bell rang.

[@the_i_in_tim]

Can you imagine News falling from the scaffold

[@dhenderson1810]

​@@the_i_in_tim If Austin had fallen from the scaffold, he would have retired a lot sooner than he did. Any injuries from that, combined with the neck and knee injuries, would have finished Austin's career sooner (maybe even before the Attitude Era).

[@the_i_in_tim]

@@dhenderson1810did I mention Austin falling? Dafuq you talking about?

[@the_i_in_tim]

@@dhenderson1810Austin’s neck injuries happened in a regular match because Owen piledrove him on his head. No scaffold necessary

[@pushon10]

Blood wasn't that uncommon in WCW in the late 90s. I know this as I've been binge-watching the stuff from 96 to 99. I think you could get away with a lot more violence with a TV-PG rating back then. It's very telling that the uk dvd/vhs releases for WCW have 15 and sometimes 18 ratings.

[@justachick9793]

I'd love to see a list of "10 WCW matches so much better than expected." 🙂

[@ainnocent]

I doubt it will get to 10. Most of the decent matches that were better than expected were from competitors we knew were solid (Rey vs Eddie springs to mind instantly) It sucks because most of the hyped matches were major dissapointments. The only match that was much better than expected was DDP vs Goldberg and even then...we didnt see the end until Monday because...WCW...

[@GraemeCree]

I don't hear you naming even one. How do you expect someone else to find 10? A lot of WCW matches lived up to expectations, but few exceeded them.

[@blackishome7213]

Would all be undercard or cruiserweight matches.

[@evilTaker90V2]

Don’t know if it’s “better than expected” cause these two guys are amazing workers, but Regal vs Finlay(then known as Belfast Bruiser) in Uncensored 1996 was amazing, it’s kinda reminiscent of the Gunther vs Sheamus match, two guys just beating the shit out of each other,people often forget it because the main event was that abysmal Doomsday Cage match😂

[@kamenanew9867]

Why are you clowns acting like wcw just aucked forever and never had great matches? How do you think they got where they did it they were total trash, shit they were for a good while the better alternative and made wwf step up their game cause they were losing money and views And great wrestlers to wcw, for a good while. Wcw once stood for west coast wrestling, them world class, I mean it was an old company by the time od the wars, guys they had man many great matches and the op's post would make a great video. Lmao what is with pretending to yourself that wcw was bad, such a weird reality to live in you folks confuse me Oh look some typos, I'ma leave em so y'all can say I've Never had a post without a typo 🤣

[@pushon10]

Rick Steiner vs Sting in 1999 (the one with dog attack). WCW really loved making Sting look weak after 98, didn't they

[@midcardmichael]

I’m surprised there was no Hogan vs Jarrett at Bash at the Beach 2000, since that abomination is technically a match 💀

[@georgemetcalf8763]

Not to mention WCW didn't care to tell their wrestlers about the trapdoor at Fall Brawl 1998.

[@Dr-Alexander-The-Great]

Broke the British bulldogs back

[@EssexAggiegrad2011]

@@Dr-Alexander-The-Great Back

[@OvercomeThroughJesus301]

@@EssexAggiegrad2011douchbag

[@dhenderson1810]

​@@Dr-Alexander-The-Great Which lead to Davey Boy using painkillers and then becoming an addict for harder drugs.

[@artturner2054]

Tony Schiavone giving notice of Mankind winning WWE world title did it for me. I was only watching Nitro's first hour and switching to Raw

[@dylanogg347]

To be fair, Chono was working the match with a broken neck. It was crushed during a match with Steve Austin a month prior, with Austin going too low with a Tombstone Piledriver.

[@marman51212]

Didn’t know this as I didn’t watch WCW until the NWO angle started. Austin broke someone’s neck with a botched pile driver? Didn’t he say Owen Hart was reckless for doing the same thing?

[@dylanogg347]

@@marman51212 Isn't it ironic? Joking aside, Austin's Piledriver was accidental. While Owen Hart's wasn't. To be fair, Owen did not do it with malice, and had ever intent of being safe, but he was too confident in dropping to his ass as he said. Plus, while Chono was able to keep wrestling for decades, Austin was wrestling on borrowed time, and he probably felt betrayed by Owen's sloppy drop. That being said, I have immense respect for Owen Hart, and I don't want to demonise him for what was an accident. While he never apologised, most assumed he was ashamed of himself and couldn't talk to Austin as a result. He was riddled with guilt over the botch.

[@TheNightTyrant]

Goth vs Goth feud in Sting vs Vamperio could've been done so much better.

[@miroslavtomic7038]

Compared to Warrior vs Hulk Hogan match at Halloween Havoc 1998, Fingerpoke of Doom was a very fun thing to watch. At least, it had a shocking part. Warrior vs Hogan literally had nothing. That match is more famous for revealing that Horace is Hulk's real life nephew then for literally anything else.

[@derrickhaggard]

Fun fact the only reason why Warrior vs. Hulk Hogan at Halloween Havoc 1998 even happened was because Hogan wanted to get rid of his loss to Warrior at Wrestlemania 6

[@miroslavtomic7038]

@@derrickhaggard Agreed.

[@JUVI9596]

I still miss WCW

[@SkilesHasFun]

Thinking about Sid's leg injury makes my knees itch.

[@TherealHazlett]

The most shameful thing is how Harlem Heat were treated by the Sturgis crowd

[@thunderstudent]

It's a shame WCW and WWF didn't have a crossover until Vince bought out the competition and trashed its legacy as a final insult to the company that forced him to change his own to be better. Could you imagine Ministry Undertaker vs. Sting? Or Brett Heart letting loose his opinions on Vince in a shoot promo? Or the Rock vs. Macho Man for the bat shit insane promos alone? Or Chris Jericho shooting on WCW and Goldberg? So much missed opportunities!

[@airfixx_8952]

This is fantastically novel point..... Someone should make a video about it.

[@zlinedavid]

1:05 Goddammit, barely a minute in and I spit a mouthful of food out. “Omelette made with a chain saw” 🤣🤣

[@Kingbossdon]

We all knew Ultimate Warrior vs Hulk Hogan was gonna be number one

[@aj2766]

Surprised Age in The Cage from Havoc 97 isn't on the list

[@rhedosaurus2251]

I'm a little surprised that they didn't mention the match where David Arquete won the WCW Championship.

[@NcWcN1]

Or the "Judy Bagwell on a Forklift" one from New Blood Rising. Then again, it would have been a low bar to clear.

[@nickhughes8179]

Or War Games Shitstain's Revenge

[@joecastro6959]

or... they just need to revise the title of the video to "10 WORST WCW Matches That Aren't The Fingerpoke Of Doom, that David Arquette match and Judy Bagwell on a Forklift"

[@Sunprism]

Sid laying in the middle of the ring cradling his leg while one of the Road Warriors dispassionately kicks at him, and Scott Steiner does pushups in the corner.... Yeah, that's peak WCW, alright

[@LJ2000Phen1]

I love the actual Bryan Adams reference lol

[@Rinksiderips]

I always wonder what it would've been like if Syxx stayed in WCW and we got the proper Wolfpack with the black and red NWO. Nash, Hall, and Syxx as faces? Would've been incredible!

[@seanhuggan1989]

Man I remember loving that Sting vs Vampiro feud as a kid.

[@Type0Negative90]

Same. Whenever Metallica plays Seek And Destroy I still get fond memories of that time

[@pushon10]

It was horrible

[@stingrey1571]

as bad as the sin sid match was, it kind of shows the progress the industry has made since then. today, in aew, wwe or any fed, when there is a major injury. EVERTHING STOPS. in the sid match, they still carried out the angle and at times still were putting the boots to sid as he clutched his mangled leg.

[@Gotenks0002]

Idk where they went the worst. The Sting situation, or the Goldberg situation(s) or the flippity floppity of the title in 2000 (or was it 2001?)

[@erikstensaas1202]

If I was a wrestler having a match of any kind and a fight broke out, I'd end the match early and then warn the audience that matches like that would end abruptly if fights broke out again

[@davidcollinsjr4288]

Hmm. No mention of the Hogan v Piper cage match. Deep pool to pull from.

[@jerrymarshall5965]

Very rare to see a nwo match not end in a disqualification 😂😂

[@Superman5000The]

It’s a testament to how bad WCW truly was by the end that you could make a whole other list featuring horrid matches from the Russo/Bischoff reboot to the end and still have enough for a 3rd list.

[@SWOL]

Wait… I’ve seen so many clips of the broken leg but I didn’t realize he stayed in the match, wtf! His boot was the only thing keeping his leg together… my god 😅

[@demoniclily1892]

And on top of being a terrible match that 98 warrior vs hogan match went on too long and had to cut the diamond Dallas page vs Goldberg match out of the pay preview.

[@SlowmovingGiant]

You know DubSeeDub had some stinkers of matches when the "King of the road" match on the back of a moving truck full of hay bales, Judy Bagwell on a Forklift and the infamous 49'ers Gold Rush match (where one of the boxes broke as Booker T grabbed it and the Title fell out on the floor) ARE NOT on the Top 10 worst WCW matches list.

[@tttoms4763]

Man I loved bad matches as a kid, I swear all my childhood favorites are ranked as some of the worst ever, lol

[@rjgoodman4056]

One day we'll get a video like this for AEW matches.

[@michaelbreen7865]

1. The Rude/Chono NWA title match was bad because Chono suffered a neck injury a month earlier when he took a sit-out Tombstone Piledriver from Steve Austin. Isn't THAT ironic? 2. The Scaffold match at GAB '91 was a game of "Capture the Flag" because, understandably, NOBODY WANTED TO TAKE THE BUMP!

[@WarriorKiyo]

I think Warrior could had worked very well at this time in WCW. However, like with Bret, they had no idea how to use the Warrior properly.

[@923crono]

They just threw endless piles of Turners money and expected it to bring results.. So sad Bret couldn't return to wwe to have another fued with hbk

[@edwardbaumbarger160]

I was at that GAB in 2000, Baltimore...I thought it was awesome.

[@robertclark2253]

Chamber of Horrors , Coal Miners Glove or when Kronic lost the tag team titles to The Perfect Event are strong contenders for this list .

[@1981bigdee]

You know what's really sad about the Warrior? If he'd have put the same energy into actually learning to wrestle properly rather than his shit university he could've been one of the greats and earned so much more. I often think about what could've been after Mania VI.

[@markant9534]

His former tag team partner and bodybuilding chum Sting is the answer.

[@tobysgamingworld1550]

I was front row at the Uncensored cage match. After the pay per view was more entertaining than anything on the show. They partied at the hotel bar and posed for pictures. Everyone except Bischoff and Brutus Beefcake (Apocalypse or whatever they were calling him) but everyone else was super cool

[@chrisbuek]

A lot of people don't know that the wrestler Bryan Adams IS the same guy who recorded all those songs.

[@LuchaGangsta]

🤣

[@richardwells1212]

No chamber of horrors match at Halloween Havoc 91?

[@jfdrac]

What does it say that not one match with Nitro Girls, Vince Russo, Oklahoma, David Flair or from any Uncensored made the list

[@michaeldennistooley4271]

I understand the peril of bad booking but it's always the business side not the booking side that leads to downfalls in a wrestling company. WWE has made equally as nonsensical booking brother ✌️

[@ItsAVolcano]

Even if he was a total bullshitter, and looked like a crack addict at times, Vampiro really should've gotten a chance in WWE. Probably the first victim of Chris Jericho's politicking (but hardly the last if you believe some of the AEW rumors).

[@dhenderson1810]

I can see Vampiro not being Vince's cup of tea, so maybe it wasn't just Jericho not wanting him in.

[@itiswhatitaintanditaintwha1427]

Now I know why Brian Adams never stopped a match to sing "Everything I do (I Do It For You)"!

[@dhenderson1810]

After some of his match performances, he should have asked the crowd to "Please Forgive Me". Because watching Brian Adams matches in WCW was definitely not "Heaven".

[@davidpollock4228]

I was there for the Hogan Savage cage match in Mobile AL. The crowd was loud and into the match. Guess it didn't translate to tv

[@paulmolive1821]

Where is Tank Abbott vs. Big Al from Superbrawl 2000?!

[@GraemeCree]

Not in the bottom 10, obviously.

[@matthewgamble2387]

Should be in the bottom 10

[@kawonewilliams1949]

I laughed way too many times just listening to all the descriptions of these matches. Amazing how often hogan was involved. I feel sorry for Vampiro, he could have been a good worker.

[@yashbspianoandcompositions1042]

I think vampiro should retire

[@JaimeD.]

Really..."The Alliance To End Hulkamania"??? Is like if you replace the name "The Nexus" in 2010, and call them since their debut "The Rookies Who Love To Beat Up John Cena." 🙄

[@danielcharnock8975]

I liked wcw despite what it became

[@douglasarthur2673]

Ah WCW…….the ‘Spinal Tap’ of wrestling franchises.

[@jonnywishbone2210]

Anybody else notice the Waylon Mercy looking guy in the crowd for the Rude vs Chono match?

[@governorboltz]

I'm a little surprised the Chamber of Horrors from Halloween Havoc 91 didn't make the list.

[@robertclark2253]

Or the Coal Miners Glove match between Sting and Jake Roberts the following year .

[@brandonvandine1695]

Honestly, I didn't mind the cage match with Hogan and macho versus the ultimate solution and z gangster. Don't get me wrong. It was not a good cage match but I liked the idea but as usual poorly orchestrated by WCW. The cage was not built well at all but I give it credit for its originality.

[@jerryjanik480]

Vince Russo winning the championship Hogan versus Warrior Hogan vs. Piper Crush versus Mongo 98 5 Star Classic match right there brother

[@dhenderson1810]

Russo winning the championship was a knock on Vince McMahon winning the WWF Title on Smackdown in 1999.

[@scotthiebler2414]

See,It wasn't all Vince Russo's fault that WCW died.

[@davidlewis5312]

we aren't going to mention that Chono was wrestling with a broken neck in that match? I mean, I am with you, why was it 22 minutes? But there is a reason two of the original daddies of workrate are wrestling that way. And the reason is ... Steve Austin piledrived Chono and fucked it up.

[@SimpaticoReal]

It's fresh in my mind because I just watched this PPV, but the Roddy Piper vs. Hulk Hogan match from Halloween Havoc 1997 is hilariously bad. So plodding with nothing happening, culminating in Roddy Piper being handcuffed to the cage, a fan getting the piss beat out of him, and the match just.... ending... somehow?

[@AkamoriArt]

Whats ridiculous most of the guys on this list were amazing workers. Rude and Chono should have had a banger.

[@pushon10]

I hate Macho Man v Sting at Spring Stampede 98. Sting shouldn't have any difficulty beating someone so clearly over the hill. He could beat up the NWO by himself in 96/97 and now he can't defeat a man many years his senior wtf

[@the_i_in_tim]

AND Savage was clearly limping the whole match. They should’ve booked Sting to go through all the NWO big guns before going into a program with Bret.

[@jerranspearman3369]

good video

[@claymathewselevator8121]

Clean shaven Rick Rude doesn’t feel right

[@sfarrer48]

As a Canadian I feel like I can say that summer of 69 is not a banger they play it on the radio here about 10 times a day

[@Insomniaaron]

And of course the obvious question is how does Rick Rude vs Masahiro Chono not rule like mad and instead stink the joint out?

[@nameless646]

It's weird to see Sting talking into the mic. To be fair, both networks had their share of dud matches on a regular basis until WWF really started to pick up steam. But even then, there's always going to be filler matches.

[@robbinscarberry8085]

Definitely knew what 10 would be. That was putrid. The segment where Warrior made his debut had some good parts but it went downhill fast.

[@arizonawrestlinginterviews1040]

Rude vs Chono was bad because on September 23, 1992 in Yokohama Chono defended the NWA World title against Austin, during which Austin botched a piledriver on Chono, compressing the discs in his neck. Chono continued to wrestle and headline shows before he dropped the title to Mutoh at the January 4th Tokyo Dome show. As a side note, Chono and Rude tore the house down in the finals of the G1 Climax on August 12, 1992 at the Ryogoku, so they were capable of having much better matches, but with Chono having a bum neck that needed surgery, it reduced what could have been a classic rematch into a snooze fest.

[@NcWcN1]

And then, the DQ finish had Cowboy Bill Watts' rules all over it (the top rope one).

[@michaelbreen7865]

@@NcWcN1 Technically, it had Dusty's name all over it, being the Dusty Finish and all.

[@michaelspikes1506]

WCW was legendary

[@CineMasterDamian]

Legendary at being shit

[@60BloodyChamp60]

Countdown is going on as I type. Sting vs Hogan is my pick for worst WCW match. They promoted the thing for almost 2 years then changed it at the last second so that it specifically robbed everybody of what they’d promoted. Then they tried to pretend that the match did deliver what they promoted. Then they had 2 rematches in less than a month! Just the worst match ever. Killed Sting and killed WCW really. Alot of more memeable stuff came after it like the Fingerpoke of Doom but Starrcade is what finally ruined WCW.

[@dhenderson1810]

Same as the Roman v Cody WM 39 main event. At least WWE corrected their error at WM40.

[@TheFlock83]

Not one pole match, that’s surprising

[@Bino9898]

Man Cultaholic really hates Sid 😂

[@johntreherne4611]

that sting vs vampiro angle was crazy you consider the graveyard match or the time sting was left dangling on a rope covered in a red like fluid just lazy writing. vince russo just ends it with setting stuntman on fire and throwing him off a scaffold come one that it crazy. as for sid that was unforgivable they forced him into doing top rope jumps that when he gets hurt instead of ending the match straight away they go on with the mediocre show.

[@moopert86]

Before watching: Hogan Warrior at Halloween Havoc has to be #1. It was terrible and went on forever.

[@dexxpheonixgameonpointtv]

I literally feel like I am experiencing a Mandela Effect thing with the Sid injury. I really have a lot of recollection of the match where Sid had the rubber band leg thing going on was a match with him against Hogan. Also, I like beer, so there is that against me. 🤟🤣🤟

[@lisah8748]

I was watching live when Sid V broke his leg 🦵 . It was GRUESOME!!! I almost 🤢. I was surprised they didn't stop right then and there!!! People gasped and then everyone was quiet. One of the most surreal experiences ever. I miss WCW. I tried moving to WWE after the take-over, but not enough of the wrestlers/storylines I liked made the switch and I stopped watching after a month or two. I may have to get the WWE network just to be able to watch the "good old days". Jmho

[@victorysaber1608]

I was at the scope during sting vampiro fued. It wasn't good. Vampiro kept calling him Steve.

[@benitofranklyn4237]

It know Crush's real name actually is Brian Adams, but he should have switched it up somehow, maybe call himself Big Brian Adams or something

[@nickmessner700]

WCW isn't around today? Did no one tell him about AEW?

[@illstoptheworldandmeltthew6098]

Weak: Hogan and Savage actually won that cage match against TATEH, and there's no way Hogan/Warrior II is the worst WCW match ever, even discounting Fingerpoke.

[@derrickhaggard]

Would lumping all of the "Thing on a pole" matches count as a single entry

[@christhornycroft3686]

You know it’s bad when they need stunt doubles for wrestling matches.

[@SsnakeBite]

God, just looking at the pics I wanna screm "GET SID A STRETCHER AND TAKE HIM TO THE HOSPITAL FFS!!". Edit: 6:39 - Oh, I guess WCW not getting Sid a stretcher was just a thing, then.

[@thesfdoctor3603]

The worst match in my opinion is Kevin Nash vs Goldberg vs Scott Steiner at New Blood Rising. Goldberg going against the script, commentary completely shattering kayfabe, Vince Russo, Madajah kept interfering, 75% was Nash vs Steiner in an awkward and poor planned match and Goldberg weng against the script. Just plain horrible

[@shillebrand00]

Wow. No Hogan vs Butcher from Starrcade 1994

[@Calvin-ks9cr]

Vampiro V Sting was just weird.

[@swarnski8uu]

Johnny ace for you. He told sid to take the bump. Sid didnt feel good about it and warned ace. Johnnybtold him to do it anyway.

[@17Master]

The amount of pain the Cultaholic crew put themselves through to make this list. Are you guys okay?

[@OomaGooma]

1998 seems like a very bad year for WCW

[@frenchfrey65]

If anyone has free time on their hands, check out Bryan and Vinny's WCW Nitro reviews, they're hysterical! They had no idea how much bad wrestling they watched! There's a legendary bad match on a November 1999 between Bam Bam Bigelow and Nasty Boy Brian Knobbs in a Hardcore Match that I kid you not, ENDED IN A COUNT OUT BECAUSE BAM BAM HAD TO HELP KIMBERLY PAGE! Think about it! A Hardcore match, which includes FALLS COUNT ANYWHERE, ended in a count out! As bad as WWE has been in the past decade, at least the problem with WWE has been that it's boring, WCW was so bad, it's legit hilarious! It's so much worse than the little that I remember! In fact, Nitros are worse than most of the PPV's!

[@justsomeguy0873]

B&V Nitro reviews are my go-to time wasters when I want something funny to listen to in the background. That, or their Impact/TNA reviews.

[@markant9534]

WCW was a lunatic asylum.

[@BlueOpinion]

Try every match event of nitro featuring NWO. Never one without a run in. Over 200 matches. Over 160 DQ's!!