10 TERRIBLE WWE Matches (You Should Watch Anyway)
You'll have LOTS of fun reliving these frankly awful WWE disasters. No, honestly!
Some pro wrestling is so bad it's good.
If that sounds silly, then consider the medium. WWE life is ridiculous at the best of times, but what about when things go wrong and the match in question turns into a train wreck? There's some sick kind of enjoyment to be gleaned from watching everything turn to sh*t live on pay-per-view, especially when you know no amount of post-production editing skills could possibly save the day.
Nope, WWE has to live with these disasters and that's just that. Better yet, they're all immortalised on the WWE Network/Peacock, and all remain largely untouched despite being really, really terrible. Quite the feast of utter nonsense awaits you when rewatching, put it that way.
You'll see why WWE shouldn't work with animals, relive times when "sports entertainment" went a little too far and made everyone watching feel awkward, and even a time when one of the company's famous gimmick bouts rebelled live on air.
That one's reserved for the top spot, because...well, it was such a cavalcade of chaos and deserves to main event this list. God bless Dolph Ziggler for trying to keep things on track!
10. Al Snow Vs. Big Boss Man
Where: Unforgiven 1999
Why You Should Watch: Just to see a smiling good boy having the best time around ringside as his pals hump one another, literally sh*t all over the place and generally cause carnage. To be fair, these dogs hadn't been around the horn on the independent circuit, so they weren't seasoned professionals.
Al Snow and Big Boss Man, who definitely were seasoned veterans, must've struggled to keep a straight face throughout their iconically bad 'Kennel From Hell' match. The then-WWF stuck a steel cage inside Hell In A Cell, then tasked the pair with producing something worthwhile as supposedly vicious doggos had the best time.
It's worth watching for that reason alone.
Your serotonin levels will go through the roof once you see the mutts larking about mid-match. This was a quite terrible idea on paper, but was somehow even worse in execution. What's that old phrase about never working with children or animals?