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We are talking about the dying days of WCW here with this match at Sin 2001! We have the Four Corners Match between Jeff Jarrett, Scott Steiner, Sid and a mystery man for the WCW title.
You may know this match for the gruesome injury Sid suffers while attempting to jump off the second rope. While we do not see this as the WWE Network edited it out, it is still out there on YouTube if you want the full effect of the match.
What we do see here is very bad wrestling, full of punches and kicks and not much else. The mystery man is revealed after he comes to the ring wearing a straitjacket and a hockey mask. You can't make this up.
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We are tackling more bad WCW decisions as we talk about David Arquette's move to pro wrestling.
Arquette was a Hollywood star at the time - he just married Courteney Cox during the height of Friends popularity and had starred in the Scream series.
But do those two factors make him a believable wrestler or WCW Champion? The consensus is no. This decision and Arquette's whole run are criticized often by wrestling fans but we are going in depth to analyze this.
We take you through his debut, match with Tank Abbott, and the Triple cage match. While Arquette shouldn't have been champion, he did a lot for the families of pro wrestlers and was well received backstage. He has even returned to the ring!
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Another edition of Worst of Wrestling and another weird match concept. This one is peak Vince Russo with not one but four boxes on a pole!
One of those boxes contains the WCW Championship while the others contain God knows what. Jeff Jarrett and Booker T, two rising WCW stars, battle it out to see who will come away with the prize.
While the moves themselves are not bad, the idea is. And to do this for the WCW title is questionable to say the least. Sit back and enjoy this wild ride!
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Dennis Rodman, one of the most enigmatic figures of the last 30 years, made his way to WCW in 1997 and was a part of some major storylines.
The five-time NBA champ and two-time NBA Defensive Player of the Year joined the NWO and Hulk Hogan leading to a plethora of memorable moments. Rodman teamed with Hogan to take on Lex Luger and the Giant in 1997 then returned to WCW in 1998 to take on NBA rival Karl Malone and DDP.
While the matches weren't the best, the crowd ate it up and The Worm brought eyes to WCW. And he did it all while winning NBA titles and skipping practice while playing alongside Michael Jordan.
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