Most ridiculous moments in wrestling history?

[Castiel]

Everything on a pole match was horrible.

 

[Smart Marx]

Everything on a pole match was horrible.

Everything on a pole match was horrible? Did I need a decipher for this?


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[Death Dealer]

I think he meant all "_ on a pole" matches are bad, mkay? (Stops channeling my inner Mr. Mackey)

 

[Smart Marx]

I think he meant all "_ on a pole" matches are bad, mkay? (Stops channeling my inner Mr. Mackey)

The stipulation? Sure. But not all the matches. And certainly not the "very worst of pro wrestling".

 

[Citan]

The indendity of the Anonymous GM is definitely worthy of a mention.

Quite possibly the worst reveal ever.

 

[Postman Dave]

Honestly, was it ever gonna live up to expectation?

I liked the whole "mystery GM" gimmick, having a completely anonymous character that was't really face or heel was an interesting contrast to the usual characters that ran wrestling shows.

I'm not surprised WWE decided the GM would be Hornswoggle. What would be achieved by having someone like Bret Hart suddenly wandering out as the reveal and year and a half after everyone stopped caring? It's definite Wrestlecrap, but at the same time, a big reveal would be pointless by now.

 

[Citan]

That's my point. It never should have been revealed in the first place, especially considering the storyline had been laying dormant for over a year.

 

[Postman Dave]

Agreed, the annoyance should be directed at the angle itself, not the reveal.

 

[Halfbreed]

How we've gone three pages without THIS being referenced is beyond me...

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[Lover Boy]

Do matches count? If so, than the reverse battle royal in TNA deserves a mention. That was an abomination.

 

[Wang Chung]

I still can't believe the Shockmaster introduction hasn't been mentioned either. You all know the one where he tripped.

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