10 Best WWE PPVs Ever
The 10 best WWE PPVs in history
WWE have presented hundreds upon hundreds of order-only events since they first took a punt with the inaugural WrestleMania four decades ago.
Unsurprisingly, these shows have run the gamut as far as quality is concerned. This will be a celebration of all that is good with WWE, though, as we look at the greatest supercards the company has ever put together on the main roster.
These are the 10 best WWE pay-per-views ever.
10. In Your House: Canadian Stampede
The best of WWE’s In Your House pay-per-views was Canadian Stampede, which took place in the Calgary Saddledome on July 6, 1997.
The four-match card was a resounding four-for-four, starting with Hunter Hearst Helmsley and Mankind going to a double countout after a stirring scrap.
The Great Sasuke then defeated his Japanese counterpart TAKA Michinoku in an exhilarating, high-flying affair that suggested WWE’s Light Heavyweight division may in fact be able to compete with WCW’s cruisers. They couldn’t but this night gave us all a little bit of hope.
The Undertaker then beat Vader to retain the WWE Title in a surly hoss fight, before the all-star ten-man tag team main event.
In it, the Hart Foundation – Bret, Owen, Jim Neidhart, Brian Pillman and Davey Boy Smith – joined forces to take down Steve Austin, Ken Shamrock, Goldust and The Legion of Doom in a 25-minute stunner that the fans in attendance went absolutely mental for.
It might have only lasted as long as an episode of TV, but Canadian Stampede offered value for money 20 times over and holds up to this day.
