10 Worst-Attended WWE PPVs Of All Time
Not many fans turned up for these WWE PPVs
7. In Your House 12: It's Your Time - 5,708
Despite the fact that it bore his catchphrase in its title, In Your House 12: It’s Time did not feature Vader at all, as he was dealing with an injury.
WWE had to work around the big man’s absence for their final major show of 1996, instead offering fans a main event of Bret Hart challenging for the WWE Championship against Sid.
Honestly, things just get worse for this show when you look elsewhere on the card. It was opened by Flash Funk vs. Leif Cassidy. Owen Hart and The British Bulldog then defended their tag straps against Fake Diesel and Fake Razor Ramon and The Undertaker fought The Executioner, AKA Terry Gordy in a mask, in one of the worst pay-per-view bouts of the year.
It’s hardly surprising that a show this disappointing only drew 5,708 people to the West Palm Beach Auditorium.
