10 Best WWE PPV/PLE Endings
The best WWE PPV/PLE endings ever
When a WWE fan purchases a pay-per-view, they want the broadcast to end with them feeling good about their decision to spend some hard-earned cash on the graps.
A good ending can go some way to making punters feel like they got their money’s worth, while a really great ending can linger long in the memory and have fans wanting to revisit the supercard time and time again.
These ones are definitely worth revisiting. These are the 10 best WWE pay-per-view endings.
10. Royal Rumble 1992
The 1992 Royal Rumble match had a lot going for it.
It was one of the most star-studded in history, with a handful of potential winners in the mix. It was also being contested over the vacant WWE Title, giving it extra high stakes.
Most importantly, it had an incredible central performance by Ric Flair. The 60-minute man entered at number three and was basically the glue that held the match together, eliminating five people over the course of the hour he was in there, before last bundling out Sid Justice to claim the gold.
While Hogan and Sid bickered in the ring, The Nature Boy headed backstage to give his first interview as champion.
Flanked by a jubilant Bobby Heenan and Mr Perfect and WITH A TEAR IN HIS EYE, Flair cut a brilliant promo where he proclaimed himself the ‘real’ world champion and the king of the wrestling world on what he called the greatest night of his life.
It was a hell of a way to cap off a pay-per-view and is another reason the ’92 Rumble is considered one of, if not the greatest, ever.
