Today we present you with 10 Most Laughable Wrestling Matches Most WWE Fans Probably Forgot ( WWE Funny Moments )
10 Kennel from Hell
The Hell in a Cell match is one of the most barbaric stipulations in WWE history
with plenty of Superstars having their careers shortened by stepping foot inside the satanic structure
But at Unforgiven 1999, the WWE tried to re-invent the classic match
, as part of the feud between the Big Boss Man and Al Snow.
After the former correctional officer had killed Snow’s dog Pepper,
and force-fed the pet to Snow, the WWE hosted the first ever
Kennel from Hell match to settle this war once and for all.
A Hell in a Cell match with rabid dogs present and the Brooklyn Brawler
as special guest referee, the match certainly could’ve been a show stealer, if it had gone to plan.
Instead, these so-called rabid dogs were anything but, and would often shy away
from the wrestlers, rather than attack them, and occasionally relieve themselves outside of the ring.
With urine and feces all around, the dogs weren’t the only ones
crapping on the match, as the crowd were virtually silent throughout.
Although Al Snow did get the pinfall and was able to avenge his pet,
no-one came out of this looking like a winner.
9. Judy Bagwell on a Pole
Vince Russo is one of the most controversial people in wrestling history.
Whilst he did usher in some great moments in the Attitude Era,
he is probably best remembered for his bizarre booking in the final years of WCW.
One of his weirdest match-types came at New Blood Rising 2000,
when Buff Bagwell faced Chris Kanyon
in the first ever Judy Bagwell on a pole match.
The real-life mother of Buff,
Judy was actually suspended on a forklift, as the two men in the ring fought over her.
Unsurprisingly, the match was terrible,
as both men failed to deliver a decent performance,
as they both probably realised they were making history for the wrong reasons.
As if things weren’t bad enough, the match was made worse
by the return of David Arquette, who had held the WCW World Championship earlier that same year.
Despite the Scream actor’s efforts, Buff was able to hold off him and Kanyon
and reclaim his mother as his prize.
Although WWE have brought back
WCW projects like Starrcade
and WarGames in recent years,
we’re hoping we’ll never have to relive
a Judy Bagwell on a pole match.
8. The Bar Room Brawl
Stop me if you’ve heard this one:
The Brooklyn Brawler,
Doink the Clown
and the Easter Bunny walk into a bar.
While it may sound like the start of a terrible joke,
this did happen at Vengeance 2003
as part of the APA’s Open invitational bar room brawl.
A part of the first ever SmackDown exclusive pay per view,
the team of Bradshaw and Farooq gathered some
of WWE’s toughest and strangest Superstars in a bar near the entrance ramp.
Everyone from a drunk Funkai to Matt Hardy,
to even Brother Love was there,
as the former manager of the Undertaker
attempted to defuse the hostility with his own brand of peace.
Surprisingly, Love was one of the last two combatants in the match,
doing up against Bradshaw.
Despite Love’s best efforts
the Texan refused to take it easy on him,
and after demolishing the red-faced man,
was deemed the winner of the incredibly strange but fun match.
7. A real piece of junk
In 1999, it’s arguable that professional wrestling was at it’s most popular.
The WWF
and WCW were doing incredibly well,
with ECW also gathering it’s own brand of fans.
Part of what was making wrestling so popular was
due to more fans enjoying hardcore wrestling,
and although purists may have hated the concept,
casual fans lapped it up.
It was with this in mind that WCW created one of their worst matches
of all time at Bash at the Beach 1999.
Dubbed the WCW Junkyard Invitational,
the match took place in an actual junkyard,
where the only way to win was to escape over a fence. This sounds like it could have been good
until you realise just how ridiculous WCW made the match,
by having cars wired to explode at random points.
As if that wasn’t dumb enough, the match was mostly jobbers,
though you couldn’t see them as it was filmed from a helicopter overhead.
Lasting a painful 13 minutes 51 seconds,
the match came to an end when Fit Finlay escaped,
capturing the WCW Hardcore Trophy.
The cherry on top of this terrible match
is that several wrestlers were seriously hurt,
though because of bad camera angles, the fans couldn’t even see that.
6. Baby wants his bottle
Razor ramon always prided himself in being one
of the coolest stars in the World Wrestling Federation.
Debuting in the company in 1992,
Ramon oozed machismo, and with his slicked back hair and cocky demenaor,
showed why sometimes it was cool to be the bad guy.
Known as a cool-cat, Ramon was putting a lot on the line
when he took on the 1-2-3 Kid at In Your House 6 in 1996, in a crybaby match.
In case you haven’t heard of it,
the stipulation was that the loser would have to dress in a diaper after the match,
something that neither man obviously wanted.
Fortunately for Ramon,
he was able to topple the kid,
who had been a thorn in his side for years
and forced the future X-Pac into the diaper.As if that wasn’t embarrassing enough,
the Kid would also be covered in baby powder, just to add insult to injury.
Whilst X-Pac has since gone on to have an incredible career,
including reigns as European,
Light Heavyweight and Cruiserweight champions,
it’s hard to imagine he will ever be able to live this awful match down.
5. The Four Doinks come to play
Longtime wrestling fans will tell you that
1993 to 1996 was not a great time in the WWF.
Whilst Hulkamania had finally left,
the company was still dominated by wacky colourful characters,
that many fans were growing out of.
And at Survivor Series 1993,
the WWE proved they were behind on the times, when they had not one
but four of their Superstars dress as Doink the Clown.
The four doinks were actually
the Bushwhackers
and Men on a Mission,
who took on the Headshrinkers,
Bastion Booger
and Bam Bam Bigelow.
With four literal clowns in the ring,
the match was full of comedy spots,
though someone seemingly forgot to tell the fans to laugh.
One of the headshrinkers even got
pinned after slipping on a banana peel, which pleased absolutely no-one.
Whilst Vince McMahon, who was still working at the time on the commentary desk,
tried his best to make it seem funny, the Chairman wasn’t fooling anyone
as the match eventually came to an end when the Clowns emerged victorious after 11 minutes
4. The Snake ruins the blindfold match
Jake Roberts is easily one of the greatest minds to enter the WWE.
With incredible promos and a knowledge of psychology
Roberts could’ve easily have had a long career backstage in WWE,
if he had not turned to substance abuse instead.
In one of his most iconic feuds in WWE,
Roberts faced off against the model Rick Martel,
who had sprayed his own perfume,
appropriately titled Arrogance, in Robert’s face.
Temporarily blinding Roberts, the Snake wanted Martel to feel the same feeling of helplessness,
and challenged him to a blindfold match at WrestleMania 7.
As Jake’s eye had healed at this point,
both men were forced to wear hoods, and it was at this point that Jake’s intelligence failed him.
Putting his hand inside the hood, fans could clearly see Jake’s hand,
revealing that there was a mesh in the hood,
allowing both men to see, running the match entirely.
A series of bad booking decisions made this match a stinker,
though at least Roberts did get his vengeance, pinning Martel after 8 minutes.
This would ironically, not be the last time we saw the blindfold match,
as it was used in later years for epic feuds like Hornswoggle Vs Chavo Guerrero,
and Santino Marella Vs. Drew McIntyre.
3. Viagra on a pole
If there’s one thing WCW’s writing team loved,
it was putting things on a pole.
And although there was no shortage of weird things that had
for grabs in the Georgia-based promotion,
few of them were weirder than a bottle of Viagra.
This all came as part of a feud between Shane Douglas and Billy Kidman
as the BK Bomber revealed that Douglas struggled to stand for attention when in bed with Torrie Wilson.
The only way to settle this feud apparently, was to set up a Viagra on a pole match,
which didn’t even make it to pay per view, but was instead on the next edition of Monday Nitro.
The pills that were on the pole could legally be used as a weapon,
though we shudder to think how that would’ve worked.
Shockingly, the fans didn’t like the match,
as both men tried their best despite the awful storyline and match they were in.
The finish, if you can call it that, came when Torrie made her presence known, attacked Kidman
and allowed Douglas to retrieve the bottle.
Post-match, Torrie rubbed Kidman’s face in the pills,
though we’re pleased we didn’t see what happened next.
2. The Mountie gets locked up
In the early 1990s, it seemed that every profession was
was represented by someone in the WWF.
Whether you were a trashman,
a correctional officer
or even a plumber,
it seemed that everyone and anyone was welcomed on the roster.
As a representative of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police,
the Mountie vowed to always get his man, and often did that,
though through less than honest means.
The Mountie’s evil deeds eventually found himself on the list of the Big Boss Man,
and the pair competed in a Jailhouse match at Summerslam 1991.
After coming up short, the Mountie was hauled off to a night in prison,
something that the Canadian was not pleased with.
After asked to give his fingerprints,
the Mountie instead gave the police the middle finger,
beating Stone Cold to it by several years.
The best, or should that be worst, part of the whole ordeal
when the Mountie met some of his fellow inmates,
and what happened next, is anyone’s guess.
1. The Duchess comes to Illinois
Chris Jericho may have been able to retain the Intercontinental Championship at WrestleMania 17,
but the war between him and William Regal was far from over.
Meeting at the next pay per view Backlash,
the English star promised to embarrass Y2J in the first ever Queensbury Rules match.
The main problem for fans though, is that no-one in the crowd,
or at home knew the rules,
and neither did commentators Jim Ross and Paul Heyman.
When Jericho went for a pinfall,
the so-called Duchess who sat at ringside said that the first round time limit had expired,
negating the Fozzy frontman’s pin.
And after beating Regal a second time, this time by submission
the Duchess would once again interfere,
announcing that the match could not be won by Submission.
Regal ended up the winner, though given the various rule changes that helped him a long the way
how could he have lost?
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