10 Worst WCW Matches In History
The 10 worst WCW matches ever
4. WarGames - Fall Brawl 1998
The WarGames concept was tried and tested but, despite being seemingly easy to execute, WCW felt the need to tinker with a winning formula at Fall Brawl 1998.
The match was now three teams of three and could end by pinfall at any time. Also, the winner would get a shot at World Heavyweight Champion Goldberg at the next pay-per-view, so it pretty much became every man for himself.
As far as star power is concerned, the match certainly wasn’t lacking in that department, with Hulk Hogan, Bret Hart, Roddy Piper, Lex Luger, Sting, Kevin Nash, Diamond Dallas Page and, erm, Stevie Ray, throwing down in the two cages.
The Ultimate Warrior was also in the match, though he only turned up for the brain-cell-destroying finale and to meekly brawl to the back with Hulk Hogan and his perennial coattail-rider, Ed Leslie.
Honestly, you’d think with so many heavy hitters and a gimmick to work with and all the rest of it that the match would be compelling in some way, but it just wasn’t.
Nobody cared – not the wrestlers involved, the fans watching or the poor announcers, who spent much of the match’s runtime trying to make sense of the nonsensical.
