10 Worst WCW PPV Main Events In History
10 worst PPV main events in WCW history
8. Team WCW vs. NWO vs. NWO Wolfpac - Fall Brawl 1998
WarGames was once the jewel in WCW’s crown. The brainchild of Dusty Rhodes, this mammoth, two-cage fight to the death became so iconic that WWE raised it from the dead over a decade-and-a-half after the promotion shut its doors.
The final WarGames match to take place on WCW pay-per-view happened at Fall Brawl 1998 and, well, there’s a reason this was the last one on a major platform for nearly 20 years. Instead of two teams going at it with submission or surrender rules, now there were three groups involved and pinfalls were allowed, which sort of defeated the entire point of the stipulation.
There was the NWO team of Hollywood Hogan, Bret Hart and Stevie Ray, and the Wolfpac team of Kevin Nash, Sting, and Lex Luger, and Team WCW of Diamond Dallas Page, Roddy Piper, and The Ultimate Warrior (who brought some magic to the match… literal magic with smoke and explosions and teleportation).
This main event eventually devolved into a big, sloppy mess, with Warrior only showing up right at the end to brawl with Hogan. DDP got the win for his team, but nobody cared. They were just glad this nightmare was over.
