Every WCW PPV Of 2000 Ranked From Worst To Best
There are some really bad shows from WCW in 2000!
8. Uncensored
Uncensored was a WCW pay-per-view that typically sucked and don’t you even dare wish that 2000’s iteration was going to break with tradition!
It began with an uninteresting Cruiserweight Title match between The Artist Formerly Known as Prince Iaukea – it was a joke about pop music icon Prince – taking on Psicosis.
Once the jewel in WCW’s crown, the cruiserweight division had deteriorated rapidly by this point and this outing certainly didn’t recapture former glories.
It was still better than XS (a repackaged Lenny and Lodi) taking on The Screamin’ Demons – the Kiss Demon and Norman Smiley in facepaint – of course.
The post-match for Bam Bam Bigelow and The Wall's brawl was more entertaining than the match itself, which should have been a hardcore match or something.
We wouldn’t have to wait long for one of those, with Brian Knobbs winning the Hardcore Title in a gauntlet match with 3 Count next.
Booker (you can no longer call him ‘T’ because he lost the rights to that) got some revenge on Harlem Heat 2000 by teaming with Kidman to beat them. It didn’t completely fall apart, which is a miracle considering Stevie Ray and a washed-up Ahmed Johnson were out there.
Sadly, Finlay couldn’t drag anything halfway watchable out of Vampiro in their Falls Count Anywhere contest and the Tag Title match between The Mamalukes and Harris Brothers was exactly as good as the participants would suggest.
A Bullrope Match between Terry Funk and Dustin Rhodes sounds good on paper, but matches aren’t wrestled on paper and this was a major disappointment, save for the typically zany antics of The Funker.
A Lumberjack match between real-life besties Sting and Lex Luger was poor, as was the WCW Title match between Sid and Jeff Jarrett.
That match didn’t close the show – oh no, that was reserved for the latest meeting between Hulk Hogan and Ric Flair, this time in a Yappapi Indian Strap Match. As redundant as you’d imagine, it was made even worse by the nonsensical finish, as WCW seemingly forgot the rules and had The Hulkster prevail by pinfall.
