At Mayhem 1999, Scott Hall was supposed to face off with Rick Steiner. The latter was the reigning WCW Television Champion, but was stripped of the belt due to injury. On the Pay-Per-View, Hall was awarded the belt by forfeit, then defended it successfully against Booker T. Hall was also the reigning WCW United States Champion at the same time. Around a week after being handed the strap, Hall declared that it was useless to him. During a backstage segment with Kevin Nash, the pair decided to simply throw the belt into a nearby bin. Just like that, a title which had been around since 1975 was completely stripped of any and all credibility. In truth, it had been struggling for years to be relevant, but there was no reason to treat it this way. The likes of Steve Austin, Lex Luger, Dusty Rhodes and Roddy Piper had previously held the title. On the November 29, 1999 edition of Nitro, Scott Hall just tossed it away. Adding insult to injury for the jaded title, 'Hacksaw' Jim Duggan found it on WCW Saturday Night in February, 2000. This only insulted the legacy of the belt even more, because fans were told it had been sitting in the trash for months. Duggan didn't even find the title in the same city as Hall had thrown it away in. What other moments from November do you remember that sucked in WCW? What do you make of the entries listed here? Let us know your thoughts down in the comments section below!
