10 Best Moments In Starrcade History

Officially, Kevin Nash's World Heavyweight Championship showdown with Goldberg headlined Starrcade '98, but ask any of the 16,000 in attendance and it's more than likely - unless they've a particular liking for screwy finishes - that they'll tell you it was the cruiserweights who stole the show.

This was Eric Bischoff's little guy division at its very best, showcasing a dream triple threat between champion Billy Kidman, Rey Mysterio, and Juventud Guerrera in the event's opening bout, famous for the holder hitting a brilliant top turnbuckle Shooting Star Press to the (thinly-padded) outside.

As if that weren't enough, the match was immediately followed by a second defence, this time Eddie Guerrero unsuccessfully challenging Kidman in a singles bout. That's 25 minutes of Cruiserweight action - and not a second of it wasted.