10 Stupidest Things WWE EVER Promoted
7. The Greatest Wrestling Match Ever
A really bloody silly WWE thing that was persistently far too seriously to be seen as a really bloody silly WWE thing, The Greatest Wrestling Match Ever between Edge and Randy Orton was obvious a long way from that despite being decent in places and one of the stronger outings from the disparate Performance Center era.
Draped in every available bell and whistle and edited to the point of attempted perfection (which paradoxically removed the chance of the match standing a chance of being the greatest), this was in many respects a cinema club project rather than an in-ring presentation. A demonstration to the class by a company that has polished up this stuff for decades on how to show it off even in the darkest timeline.
All fine in the context of the pandemic, but less than ideal when you've been peddling cinematic sh*t for months and already managed to find the zenith and nadir of the form in the process. With no way of differentiating between this and - for just one example - a Money In The Bank match where people were launched to their demise, this simply couldn't be remotely close to what was ultimately promoted.