WWE Names 'Top 50 Shocking Incidents In History'

[Lucky]

Source: WWEDVDNews.com

The content for the upcoming Top 50 Incidents in WWE History DVD was revealed today.

Any moments in here that really stand out to you in this list? Are you interested in this DVD?

Below is the complete list of "Top 50" moments in rank order, which makes up the main feature of the DVD:

# 50 – Seeing Double – 5th February, 1988

# 49 – Nexus is Here – 7th June, 2010

# 48 – Chokeslam to Hell – 7th June, 1999

# 47 – Backlot Brawl – 31st March, 1996

# 46 – Wedding Surprise – 7th September, 1991

# 45 – Cena's Feat of Strength – 5th April, 2009

# 44 – Concrete Crypt – 27th June, 2004

# 43 – DX Invades WCW – 27th April, 1998

# 42 – Dumpster Stage Dive – 2nd February, 1998

# 41 – Grocery Store Attack – 13th December, 2001

# 40 – Triple H Meets Escalator – 8th February, 1997

# 39 – Tim White Tries to End it All

# 38 – Bischoff – New Raw GM – 15th July, 2002

# 37 – Orton Thumbtacks – 18th April, 2004

# 36 – Unholy Wedding – 26th April, 1999

# 35 – Mad Dog Vachon Loses Leg – 28th April, 1996

# 34 – Haiti Kid Gets Haircut – 7th March, 1986

# 33 – Hospital Visiting Hours – 5th October, 1998

# 32 – Jarrett Plays a Number with Moolah – 9th September, 1999

# 31 – Edge Cashes in Money in the Bank – 8th January, 2006

# 30 – Got Milk ? – 20th August, 2001

# 29 – Kiss My Ass Club

# 28 – Jeff Hardy Pyro Gone Bad – 16th January, 2009

# 27 – Austin Blows Up DX Bus – 27th April, 2000

# 26 – Wedding in Vegas – 29th November, 1999

# 25 – Snitsky Punts Baby – 8th November, 2004

# 24 – Concrete Corvette – 12th October, 1998

# 23 – Snake Bites Macho Man – 23rd November, 1991

# 22 – Shane McMahon, Daredevil – 27th August, 2000

# 21 – Barber Shop Window – 11th January, 1992

# 20 – Edge Spears Jeff – 1st April, 2001

# 19 – Kane sets JR on Fire – 14th July, 2003

# 18 – Stone Cold Stuns Mr. McMahon – 22nd September, 1997

# 17 – Kurt and Shane Battle – 24th June, 2001

# 16 – Jeff Swanton off Tron – 14th January, 2008

# 15 – Edge Spears Foley – 2nd April, 2006

# 14 – Stone Cold Zamboni – 28th September, 1998

# 13 – Piper hits Snuka with Coconut – 17th July, 1984

# 12 – WWE buys WCW – 26th March, 2001

# 11 – Unbreakable Mae Young

# 10 – Big Show's Father's Funeral – 11th November, 1999

# 9 – Montreal Screwjob – 9th November, 1997

# 8 – Big Show and Brock Lesnar Break Ring – 12th June, 2003

# 7 – Tyson and Austin – 19th January, 1998

# 6 – Mr. McMahon's Limo Blows Up – 11th June, 2007

# 5 – Sable Handprints – 26th July, 1998

# 4 – Snuka Off the Steel Cage – 17th October, 1983

# 3 – Pillman's Got a Gun – 4th November, 1996

# 2 – Beer Bath – 22nd March, 1999

# 1 – Mankind thrown off Cell – 28th June, 1998

 

[John McHenry]

I'd like to know who they poll to get this list. Some of these moments are pure WTF but some of them were absolute crap.

 

[Troy]

There are always going to be some duds in lists like this but overall it looks quite good. I like countdowns like this so it would interest me. Hopefully they announce the host of the DVD soon.

 

[Keith]

I am glad they included the Bishoff unveailed as Raw GM one, and like that they have gone for some obscure ones like the Maddog losing his leg incident, because many fans won't remember it, and it was a moment which really added to the match. On the other hand, there is too much crap on there, and stuff which shouldn't be on the list and which many fans will not care about. Also I don't see this as being a good idea for a DVD.

 

[The Hoov]

I'm actually shocked they didn't include Matt Hardy's 2005 return to the list. That was shocking as hell. As far as possible hosts.....why not Mick Foley?

 

[Lucky]

Nice idea with Foley, that'd be really interesting I think.

Anyone else have any ideas for a host? What about Vince himself? Or D-X as a host? Michaels and Trips together?

 

[Deezy]

Benoit was shocking. No mention whatsoever.

Fail list tbh.

 

[John McHenry]

So just more thoroughly read this list. WWE buys WCW #12 really...really. What the fuck that was the most shocking moment in the industry.

 

[Keith]

Vince or Foley as host would work for me, maybe Mick out of the two as he would bring more humour and add a bit of novity factor.

 

[Troy]

Foley as host would be good. He is now available and has done a good job before as a DVD host. I hope they don't end up going with someone like a Todd Grisham or Josh Matthews to host it. Continue the theme of getting former wrestlers to host the DVD's, preferably one with a link to the DVD and Foley has that since he is involved in a few of these events including the number one spot.

 

[John McHenry]

Donald Trump to host. Its supposed to be a shocking events dvd make the host a bit of a shock.

 

[SpectreVLV]

If you think about it, WWE buying WCW was not shocking enough to be #1, as it was a big possibility to say the least. Not surprising enough to be #1. Don't get me wrong - this is possibly the biggest moment in wrestling history. If WWE intended this DVD to be based on the importance of the moments, then this one should indeed be #1.

 

[John McHenry]

By that Logic Foley being thrown off the hell in the cell shouldn't be number 1 either. How is it shocking to see a wrestler take a bump. Lesnar BigShow breaking the ring while it would have been a shock had it not so obviously been staged shouldn't be on the list. Importance of the Shock impacts the overall shock itself.

 

[Keith]

WWF buying WCW has to be up there for me, I mean no matter how bad things got, I don't think many people ever saw that happening, also there seemed to be a deal on the cards for Bishoff to buy the company, and that fell through and Vince stepped in almost at the last minute. The fact that WCW no longer excist, is still something I cannot believe even ten years on.

 

[SpectreVLV]

Foley being thrown off the Hell in a Cell is the perfect #1 spot because up to that point no fan expected this to be physically possible without severe injury. The bottom line - no fan expected this to happen in reality.