12 WWE PPVs With TWO Unsatisfactory World Title Matches
10. Unforgiven 2007 (John Cena Vs. Randy Orton; The Great Khali Vs. Batista Vs. Rey Mysterio)
After a two month run as SmackDown's World Heavyweight Champion that felt more like two decades, full of horrible matches with the likes of Batista (SummerSlam comes to mind immediately), Khali's reign FINALLY came to an end in a triple threat bout against 'The Animal' and Rey Mysterio.
Granted, this was actually by far the best match from The Great Khali's title run, but that's not saying much. At all! The finish saw Batista drop the future 'Punjabi Playboy' with a Spinebuster, finally ending the nightmare and capturing his third World Heavyweight Championship.
Meanwhile, fighting over RAW's spinner strap were John Cena and Randy Orton, fresh off a match at SummerSlam (actually one of the best encounters from their forced feud) that had already ended with Cena going over cleanly. Why the need for a rematch, then? Remember Orton kicking Mr. Cena's head off his shoulders!?
The in-ring action was subpar, to say the least, and ended after seven minutes via DQ when Cena refused to stop punching 'The Legend Killer' in the corner. Out of their 9836 matches, this was arguably the most forgettable.
Speaking of forgettable, the main event of this pay-per-view? The Undertaker vs. Mark Henry. Yeah...