10 Worst Simultaneous WWE/WCW Heavyweight Champions
8. The Undertaker/Kevin Nash (1999)
The future 'Big Evil' and 'Big Sexy' were making the most money of their entire careers as the wrestling business continued to boom in 1999, but match quality wasn't at a premium with these two men as the top title stewards across the brands.
Approaching his in-ring nadir, The Undertaker via Vince Russo was a curious concept. Modernised beyond logic from the humanised 'Deadman' of 1997 and 1998, he fully embraced the occult as the scowling leader of the Ministry Of Darkness before having that persona diluted by becoming a goth heavy for Vince and Shane McMahon's Corporate Ministry. It was utter sh*te, and his matches with Steve Austin, The Rock and others - no matter how much money they were making - with didn't remotely transform the perception.
Writing his own reign from a position of power at the time, Nash at least had a faith in himself he didn't feel like could extend to Hulk Hogan and others that held power beyond rationale in WCW. It was a thankless task for sure, but not one he was able to manage. Worryingly, the belt was beginning its descent into Atlanta insanity anyway - 'Big Sexy' didn't have bangers in him, but soon the legacy of that title would be destroyed by bad booking rather than anything happening bell-to-bell.