Smarkschoice top 404 WCW matches, From the Turner buyout to the end Options

[The Natural]

Awesome list, especially with the 1992 War Games coming out at number one. I still think that's the best War Games ever.

I was one of the four who gave it a first place vote.

Wasn't that Vampiro/Mike Awesome match at the end the one where a fan runs into the ring? Wasn't it also Vamp's last match in WCW? I just remember how bad I thought it was.

I didn't vote for it or watch it but it sounds like one of those "so bad, it's so good" matches which probably explains why the Chambers of Horrors match also made it which I also didn't vote for.

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There were a lot of matches I hadn’t seen before as WCW didn’t have the presence the WWF/E does on UK TV. WCW in the UK pretty much consisted of Nitro/Thunder and the odd PPV from 1990/1991 as well as the odd PPV from 1999/2001 released on video. In that respect taking part in this poll was harder than the Greatest WWF/E matches one as I knew for the most part what was good and wasn’t. My best finds would be as follows:

#15. King of Cable Finals: Sting vs. Vader - Starrcade 12/28/92 (1349 points, 18 votes, 1 third-place vote)
The best Sting/Vader match. I liked Vader making two mistakes and chastising himself for doing so on covers and Sting’s rope a dope strategy.

#16. Iron Man Match: Rick Rude vs. Ricky Steamboat - Beach Blast 6/20/92 (1316 points, 16 votes, 1 first-place vote, 1 second-place vote)
I ranked this high but with hindsight I should ranked it higher. Awesome match from selling to the pacing.

#25. Steven Regal vs. Larry Zbyszko - Saturday Night 5/28/94 (1064 points, 14 votes, 1 first-place vote)
I don’t know how to describe this other than recommending it. Real and intense.

#26. Dustin Rhodes vs. Vader - Clash of the Champions XXIX 11/16/94 (1062 points, 15 votes)
Vader at his bullying best “C’mon boy, this ain’t no tea party” and Rhodes never giving up.

#29. Dean Malenko vs. Ultimo Dragon - Starrcade 12/29/96 (1000 points, 16 votes)
I prefer this to Mysterio/Psicosis from the same year. The best opening match to a WCW PPV ever.

#40. The Boss vs. Vader - Spring Stampede 4/17/94 (808 points, 12 votes, 1 third-place vote)
Two big guys beating the ever loving shit out of each other.

#41. Submit or Surrender Match: Cactus Jack vs. Sting - Worldwide 11/9/91 (793 points, 13 votes)
Biggest discovery of the poll for me. I think it’s one of the best matches either man have ever had. I also think it’s much better than the Beach Blast 1992 match.

#52. Diamond Dallas Page vs. Sting - Nitro 4/26/99 (539 points, 10 votes)
The best Crow Sting match by far, the best WCW World Title match of 1999 and possibly the best World Title match from the big three that given year. Performed a lot better than I thought it would and I’m glad it did.

#76. Steve Austin vs. Ricky Steamboat - Clash of the Champions XXVIII 8/28/94 (350 points, 6 votes)
These two worked so well together and this was the best match of the feud from two of my favourite wrestlers ever.

#81. Fit Finlay vs. Steven Regal - Saturday Night 4/13/96 (338 points, 5 votes)
Agree with ditch. One of the best under five minute matches I have ever seen.

#123. Chris Benoit vs. Eddy Guerrero - Nitro 10/20/97 (181 points, 4 votes)
This is also one of the best under five minute matches I have seen and my favourite Benoit/Guerrero WCW match.

[MoeCristyV.1.6]

Wasn't that Vampiro/Mike Awesome match at the end the one where a fan runs into the ring? Wasn't it also Vamp's last match in WCW? I just remember how bad I thought it was.

Yes, that's the one.

And yes it's pretty bad, wonder why it ended up on the list. Surprised it hasn't ended up on a Botchamania yet, Awesome and especially Vampiro blow spots left right and centre. Vampiro even picked up a concussion from the finish.

It was on a Botchamania already, it is the one with the brawl in the crowd and the shitty moves, right?

[Ryushinku]

#15. King of Cable Finals: Sting vs. Vader - Starrcade 12/28/92 (1349 points, 18 votes, 1 third-place vote)
The best Sting/Vader match. I liked Vader making two mistakes and chastising himself for doing so on covers and Sting’s rope a dope strategy.

Couldn't agree more, it's my favourite of all their bouts too. Sting's selling of Vader's punches is superb, as is the point where you realise he's trying the rope-a-dope. The shots are staggering him but he's not falling.

#41. Submit or Surrender Match: Cactus Jack vs. Sting - Worldwide 11/9/91 (793 points, 13 votes)
Biggest discovery of the poll for me. I think it’s one of the best matches either man have ever had. I also think it’s much better than the Beach Blast 1992 match.

Must check this one out sometime. The non-PPV matches are often the ones that 'fall through the cracks' the most. Which leads on to...

#52. Diamond Dallas Page vs. Sting - Nitro 4/26/99 (539 points, 10 votes)
The best Crow Sting match by far, the best WCW World Title match of 1999 and possibly the best World Title match from the big three that given year. Performed a lot better than I thought it would and I’m glad it did.

I adore this one, plain and simple. They also had a very good match the year before but I think this one trumps it. I still don't think Sting has had a better match since either, the only one to get within touching distance is Sting-Angle BFG '07. Sting and DDP going at it for 20 minutes of great back-and-forth action is a great example of the best of WCW. Sting losing the belt just 90 minutes later in a sloppy battle royale is a great example of the worst.

It was on a Botchamania already, it is the one with the brawl in the crowd and the shitty moves, right?

Ah, maybe I missed it. I haven't seen most of the recent ones I admit. Your description sounds about right ;)

[The Natural]

#15. King of Cable Finals: Sting vs. Vader - Starrcade 12/28/92 (1349 points, 18 votes, 1 third-place vote)
The best Sting/Vader match. I liked Vader making two mistakes and chastising himself for doing so on covers and Sting’s rope a dope strategy.

Couldn't agree more, it's my favourite of all their bouts too. Sting's selling of Vader's punches is superb, as is the point where you realise he's trying the rope-a-dope. The shots are staggering him but he's not falling.

Really great to know of others who think it's the best. Seems to be a small minority who do. I don't get the love for the Strap match. I voted for it but I think TGAB 1992 match is better and the Starrcade 1992 match is the best.

#41. Submit or Surrender Match: Cactus Jack vs. Sting - Worldwide 11/9/91 (793 points, 13 votes)
Biggest discovery of the poll for me. I think it’s one of the best matches either man have ever had. I also think it’s much better than the Beach Blast 1992 match.

Must check this one out sometime. The non-PPV matches are often the ones that 'fall through the cracks' the most. Which leads on to...

Hope you get to see it. I tried to think of a phrase for ages saying just that and failing to do. Thanks! If you like Benoit and/or Regal, the TV match I and ditch discussed is a must watch.

#52. Diamond Dallas Page vs. Sting - Nitro 4/26/99 (539 points, 10 votes)
The best Crow Sting match by far, the best WCW World Title match of 1999 and possibly the best World Title match from the big three that given year. Performed a lot better than I thought it would and I’m glad it did.

I adore this one, plain and simple. They also had a very good match the year before but I think this one trumps it. I still don't think Sting has had a better match since either, the only one to get within touching distance is Sting-Angle BFG '07. Sting and DDP going at it for 20 minutes of great back-and-forth action is a great example of the best of WCW. Sting losing the belt just 90 minutes later in a sloppy battle royale is a great example of the worst.

I was the one vote for their match a year earlier but this is a lot better. I agree Sting hasn't had a match which comes close to this. I think this is DDP's second best match after his match with Goldberg at Halloween Havoc 1998. I try to forget everything post battle royale with the exception of Hart vs. Benoit and Steiner vs. Goldberg.

[George Young]

Is the DDP/Sting match from the Nitro that had 2 title changes?

[Rob Naylor]

#23. Lex Luger/Sting vs. Rick Steiner/Scott Steiner - Superbrawl 5/19/91 (1074 points, 15 votes)

Rewatched this recently for the first time in a looooong time and I'd have zero problem putting it in my top five WCW/NWA matches of all time. Glad it did well here. It was basically WCW's version of Hogan vs. Warrior ... as SUPER GOOD GUY match, but with tons of cool moves thrown all over the place, as Luger and Sting just agreed to bump like madmen for the Steiner's cool throws/suplexes. And Scotty and Rick bump like crazy for lariats, hotshots etc.... All the while, the crowd is one of the hottest in WCW history, totally marking out for what they are watching with Ohhhhs and Ahhhhhs the whole match. I even really dug the Nikita ending too. Scott's Tiger Driver on Sting was epic.

[The Natural]

Is the DDP/Sting match from the Nitro that had 2 title changes?

Yes.

#23. Lex Luger/Sting vs. Rick Steiner/Scott Steiner - Superbrawl 5/19/91 (1074 points, 15 votes)

Rewatched this recently for the first time in a looooong time and I'd have zero problem putting it in my top five WCW/NWA matches of all time. Glad it did well here. It was basically WCW's version of Hogan vs. Warrior ... as SUPER GOOD GUY match, but with tons of cool moves thrown all over the place, as Luger and Sting just agreed to bump like madmen for the Steiner's cool throws/suplexes. And Scotty and Rick bump like crazy for lariats, hotshots etc.... All the while, the crowd is one of the hottest in WCW history, totally marking out for what they are watching with Ohhhhs and Ahhhhhs the whole match. I even really dug the Nikita ending too. Scott's Tiger Driver on Sting was epic.

I was suprised how well it did and I'm happy it did being my 19th pick. I love said Tiger Driver you mentioned with Scott loudly screaming "fuck" afterwards. Sting hits one of the best top rope tope's I have ever seen. What do you reckon to the rest of the list Rob?

[Rob Naylor]

Is the DDP/Sting match from the Nitro that had 2 title changes?

Yes.

#23. Lex Luger/Sting vs. Rick Steiner/Scott Steiner - Superbrawl 5/19/91 (1074 points, 15 votes)

Rewatched this recently for the first time in a looooong time and I'd have zero problem putting it in my top five WCW/NWA matches of all time. Glad it did well here. It was basically WCW's version of Hogan vs. Warrior ... as SUPER GOOD GUY match, but with tons of cool moves thrown all over the place, as Luger and Sting just agreed to bump like madmen for the Steiner's cool throws/suplexes. And Scotty and Rick bump like crazy for lariats, hotshots etc.... All the while, the crowd is one of the hottest in WCW history, totally marking out for what they are watching with Ohhhhs and Ahhhhhs the whole match. I even really dug the Nikita ending too. Scott's Tiger Driver on Sting was epic.

I was suprised how well it did and I'm happy it did being my 19th pick. I love said Tiger Driver you mentioned with Scott loudly screaming "fuck" afterwards. Sting hits one of the best top rope tope's I have ever seen. What do you reckon to the rest of the list Rob?

I think it's an awesome list. Really brought back alot of cool memories going down the list thinking of matches I've seen, as I've seen probably 90% of that list.

#68. Falls Count Anywhere Match: Diamond Dallas Page vs. Randy Savage - Great American Bash 6/15/97 (381 points, 8 votes)

THIS is a great, little-talked about match. Really well put together and done at the peak of Page's popularity. Macho definately showed up to fight in this match too. Kudos to Mach as well, as he was always the one NWO guy who seemingly had ZERO problems putting people over.

[DylanWaco]

The Savage v. Page series is awesome. It's kind of sad really because if you put the best elements from each individual match together you'd have a legit MOTD contender for WCW, but each match is just flawed enough on it's own where people remember the bad over the good if they remember anything at all. I like the Halloween Havoc match the best of the bunch myself even with the shit finish.

I thought Steiners v. Luger/Sting was probably one of the single most overrated matches in the poll so I don't agree with Rob there. Part of the reason I feel like that is that I don't think it was the best example of Warrior v. Hogan, nor do I feel like it was the best Steiners MOVEZ exhibition. That Steiners tag v. Fujinami and Illuzika was an incredible exihbition of insane shit that smoked it and I thought Luger v. Sting itself from Superbrawl 92 was a really awesome Warrior v. Hogan style match and moment for WCW during that period.

[martysugar]

Yeah, I didn't really like that Steiners vs. Luger/Sting match. The crowd was definitely hot for it, and all four men in turn really wanted to keep the crowd hot ... but they were tossing each other around recklessly and looked so sloppy.

[odessasteps]

Yeah, I didn't really like that Steiners vs. Luger/Sting match. The crowd was definitely hot for it, and all four men in turn really wanted to keep the crowd hot ... but they were tossing each other around recklessly and looked so sloppy.

This was around the time I soured on the Steiners. Was this before or after they potatoed the Japanese guy? I remember being one of those people happy for their feud with Doc and Gordy, so someone could finally give them some receipts for their carelessness in the ring.

[rzombie1988]

I loved both Wargames 91 and Sting/Luger vs The Steiners.

[Shane]

I'm surprised at how many of these I haven't seen, since I've followed WCW pretty extensively from the start and have continued collecting the shows long since the company died. I'm also surprised that I've never managed to see the '94 WarGames match, as it's probably my favorite gimmick match out there. Could have sworn that I've seen the show, but I have no recollection of the main event at all.

Great list, though. It's really making me want to watch a big batch of this stuff tonight.

[DylanWaco]

Others have mentioned some of their favorites and I"m too lazy at the moment to go deeply into it, but Brad Armstrong v. Vader is a fucking awesome 4 minute match that only I voted for, Steamboat v. Vader from Saturday Night 94 is an awesome hate filled showing from Steamer that only I voted for, Tommy Rich/Ricky Morton v. Midnights from Halloween Havoc 90 is a tremendous match with some of the craziest double team and hope spots you'll ever see, and Pillman v. Rude and Pillman v. Douglas are both incredibly awesome matches, with Pillman v. Douglas being worked in a unique way (it's a much better match than any of the Blondes v. Steamer/Douglas tags).

Also - though I didn't vote for it- Mike Enos v. Chris Benoit from Souled Out 99 is a helluva match.

[LooseCannon]

#189. Rip Rogers vs. Terry Taylor - World Championship Wrestling 11/24/90 (100 points, 1 vote, 1 first-place vote)

What's the story behind this match?

[DylanWaco]

#189. Rip Rogers vs. Terry Taylor - World Championship Wrestling 11/24/90 (100 points, 1 vote, 1 first-place vote)

What's the story behind this match?

No one knows besides Resident Evil. He voted it number one for whatever reason and did little to promote it as a quality match or even a match worth seeking out during the months and months (over a year) of nominating/pimping that went on over there. I don't begrudge him for his vote, but I really would have liked to see the match.

[Ryushinku]

...but Brad Armstrong v. Vader is a fucking awesome 4 minute match that only I voted for, Steamboat v. Vader from Saturday Night 94 is an awesome hate filled showing from Steamer that only I voted for...

Those are exactly the kind of matches I would never know about without polls like this, so it's great stuff to have this recommendations.

[mookieghana]

By my count...

Ric Flair: 19,949 points in 54 matches
Ricky Steamboat: 18,817 points in 46 matches
Sting: 15,157 points in 46 matches
Dustin Rhodes: 12,574 points in 32 matches
Barry Windham: 11,199 points in 31 matches
Vader: 11,139 points in 35 matches
Brian Pillman: 10,068 points in 39 matches
Chris Benoit: 9,581 points in 55 matches
Arn Anderson: 9,457 points in 32 matches
Larry Zbyszko: 8,195 points in 9 matches
Bobby Eaton: 8,038 points in 26 matches
Rey Misterio Jr.: 7,953 points in 30 matches
Cactus Jack: 6,549 points in 15 matches
Steve Austin: 6,327 points in 28 matches
Terry Funk: 6,168 points in 11 matches
Scott Steiner: 6,073 points in 18 matches
Lex Luger: 5,958 points in 19 matches
Eddy Guerrero: 5,811 points in 26 matches
Rick Rude: 5,748 points in 18 matches
Rick Steiner: 5,670 points in 16 matches
Jerry Sags: 4,163 points in 6 matches
Brian Knobbs: 4,163 points in 6 matches
Dean Malenko: 4,076 points in 25 matches
Stan Lane: 3,579 points in 11 matches
Steven Regal: 3,544 points in 16 matches
Nikita Koloff: 3,487 points in 5 matches
Ultimo Dragon: 3,071 points in 8 matches
Bunkhouse Buck: 3,019 points in 9 matches
Diamond Dallas Page: 2,984 points in 17 matches
Jushin Liger: 2,883 points in 8 matches
Bret Hart: 2,596 points in 13 matches
Ron Simmons: 2,394 points in 10 matches
Psicosis: 2,051 points in 9 matches
Juventud Guerrera: 1,990 points in 20 matches
Fit Finlay: 1,977 points in 7 matches
Kevin Sullivan: 1,967 points in 5 matches
Steve Williams: 1,940 points in 9 matches
Too Cold Scorpio: 1,935 points in 6 matches
Terry Gordy: 1,875 points in 6 matches
Tracy Smothers: 1,741 points in 3 matches
Steve Armstrong: 1,741 points in 3 matches
Shane Douglas: 1,639 points in 11 matches
Sid Vicious: 1,559 points in 5 matches
Dusty Rhodes: 1,559 points in 6 matches
Chris Jericho: 1,556 points in 10 matches
Maxx Payne: 1,381 points in 2 matches
Goldberg: 1,367 points in 6 matches
Ricky Morton: 1,196 points in 8 matches
Raven: 1,194 points in 9 matches
Butch Reed: 1,116 points in 5 matches
Great Muta: 1,093 points in 9 matches
Billy Kidman: 1,087 points in 12 matches
Col. Rob Parker: 1,079 points in 1 match
Booker T: 1,010 points in 11 matches
Randy Savage: 969 points in 8 matches
Robert Gibson: 885 points in 6 matches
Blitzkrieg: 840 points in 3 matches
Hulk Hogan: 839 points in 10 matches
Boss: 837 points in 2 matches
Marcus Bagwell: 806 points in 5 matches
Biff Wellington: 777 points in 1 match
Johnny B. Badd: 651 points in 4 matches
Brad Armstrong: 608 points in 6 matches
Dick Slater: 561 points in 3 matches
Perry Saturn: 558 points in 5 matches
Paul Orndorff: 550 points in 3 matches
Eddy Guerrero : 536 points in 1 match
Shinjiro Otani: 536 points in 1 match
Bam Bam Bigelow: 514 points in 7 matches
Michael Hayes: 506 points in 5 matches
Eddie Gilbert: 498 points in 2 matches
Tatsumi Fujinami: 456 points in 2 matches
Scott Hall: 447 points in 8 matches
La Parka: 438 points in 3 matches
Jimmy Garvin: 433 points in 4 matches
Takashi Iizuka: 422 points in 1 match
Animal: 409 points in 3 matches
Patriot: 404 points in 1 match
Samu: 392 points in 2 matches
Fatu: 392 points in 2 matches
Tommy Rich: 376 points in 3 matches
Jeff Jarrett: 373 points in 6 matches
Tom Zenk: 366 points in 4 matches
Kevin Nash: 364 points in 8 matches
Hawk: 359 points in 2 matches
Kid Romeo: 310 points in 1 match
Elix Skipper: 310 points in 1 match
Hiroshi Hase: 297 points in 2 matches
Villano IV: 270 points in 1 match
Hector Garza: 270 points in 1 match
Lizmark Jr.: 270 points in 1 match
Mr. Hughes: 266 points in 2 matches
Chavo Guerrero Jr.: 237 points in 5 matches
Larry Zbyzsko: 224 points in 1 match
Kaz Hayashi: 213 points in 3 matches
Syxx: 179 points in 2 matches
Davey Boy Smith: 169 points in 2 matches
Bobby Fulton: 169 points in 3 matches
Hak: 152 points in 1 match
Silver King: 151 points in 1 match
Masahiro Chono: 150 points in 1 match
Roddy Piper: 149 points in 2 matches
Erik Watts: 148 points in 3 matches
Kensuke Sasaki: 147 points in 1 match
Tom Prichard: 143 points in 1 match
Jake Roberts: 133 points in 2 matches
Super Invader: 132 points in 1 match
Tully Blanchard: 131 points in 1 match
Alex Wright: 122 points in 3 matches
Meng: 115 points in 2 matches
Dan Spivey: 110 points in 1 match
Cage Match: 110 points in 1 match
Jamie Knoble: 109 points in 3 matches
Evan Karagias: 109 points in 3 matches
Van Hammer: 107 points in 1 match
Mike Enos: 106 points in 1 match
Tommy Rogers: 105 points in 2 matches
El Dandy: 104 points in 2 matches
Terry Taylor: 100 points in 1 match
Rip Rogers: 100 points in 1 match
Bob Orton Jr.: 98 points in 2 matches
Kevin Greene: 89 points in 1 match
NWO Sting: 82 points in 1 match
Super Calo: 76 points in 1 match
Paul Roma: 71 points in 1 match
Jimmy Yang: 62 points in 2 matches
Shane Helms: 60 points in 2 matches
Dick Murdoch: 58 points in 1 match
Samoan Savage: 52 points in 1 match
AJ Styles: 47 points in 1 match
Air Paris: 47 points in 1 match
Harley Race: 47 points in 1 match
Chris Kanyon: 46 points in 1 match
Steve McMichael: 40 points in 1 match
Guardian Angel: 36 points in 1 match
Kendall Windham: 35 points in 1 match
Brian Adams: 35 points in 1 match
Horace Hogan: 35 points in 1 match
Greg Valentine: 34 points in 1 match
Disco Inferno: 34 points in 1 match
Barbarian: 34 points in 1 match
Mike Rotunda: 32 points in 2 matches
Stan Hansen: 28 points in 1 match
El Gigante: 27 points in 1 match
Abdullah the Butcher: 27 points in 1 match
Shawn Stasiak: 27 points in 1 match
Chuck Palumbo: 27 points in 1 match
Shima Nobunaga: 26 points in 1 match
Magnum Tokyo: 26 points in 1 match
Dennis Rodman: 26 points in 1 match
Judo Suwa: 26 points in 1 match
Randy Rose: 24 points in 1 match
Dennis Condrey: 24 points in 1 match
Giant: 22 points in 1 match
Jerry Lynn: 21 points in 1 match
Jim Duggan: 19 points in 3 matches
Konnan: 17 points in 1 match
Bill DeMott: 14 points in 1 match
Blacktop Bully: 11 points in 1 match
Johnny Ace: 11 points in 1 match
Shannon Moore: 8 points in 1 match
Stevie Ray: 6 points in 1 match
Christopher Daniels: 6 points in 1 match
Michael Modest: 6 points in 1 match
Vampiro: 5 points in 2 matches
Barry Houston: 2 points in 1 match
Mike Awesome: 1 points in 1 match
Lance Storm: 1 points in 1 match

There are 31 wrestlers who had ten or more matches on this list.

If you look at their top 3, top 5 and top 10 matches here are the subtotals & ranking:

Ricky Steamboat: 6459 / 9290 / 14100
Ric Flair: 6061 / 9082 / 13679
Sting: 5502 / 8371 / 12642
Dustin Rhodes: 4689 / 6830 / 9999
Barry Windham: 4668 / 6496 / 8837
Vader: 4554 / 6424 / 9017
Bobby Eaton: 4803 / 5745 / 6938
Arn Anderson: 4561 / 6256 / 7962
Rey Misterio Jr.: 4885 / 5537 / 6562
Terry Funk: 4484 / 5603 / 6166
Brian Pillman: 3844 / 5223 / 7029
Cactus Jack: 3648 / 4957 / 6347
Rick Rude: 4105 / 4786 / 5435
Scott Steiner: 3308 / 4402 / 5451
Steve Austin: 3652 / 4272 / 5275
Rick Steiner: 3308 / 4402 / 5275
Lex Luger: 3118 / 4397 / 5319
Chris Benoit: 2759 / 3876 / 5585
Eddy Guerrero: 3490 / 4134 / 4963
Stan Lane: 2562 / 3087 / 3568
Steven Regal: 2289 / 2812 / 3321
Dean Malenko: 1767 / 2409 / 3519
Diamond Dallas Page: 1778 / 2171 / 2735
Ron Simmons: 1795 / 2078 / 2394
Bret Hart: 1762 / 2090 / 2522
Shane Douglas: 1268 / 1450 / 1628
Chris Jericho: 1074 / 1303 / 1556
Juventud Guerrera: 959 / 1252 / 1769
Booker T: 684 / 839 / 1009
Billy Kidman: 585 / 811 / 1075
Hulk Hogan: 416 / 582 / 839

Steamboat / Flair / Steamboat are clearly the 1-2-3. Rey wins #4 in the best of three competition, but drops to tenth place in best of five and best of ten matches. Vader is the opposite at #9 in best of three, but climbs to #6 and then #5 in the best of five and best of ten matches respectively.

[LooseCannon]

So, I recall enjoying the Booker T/Jeff Jarrett lights out match that ended with the ringpost figure four, but I haven't seen it since it aired. It's not on the list.

Was it just not good enough to justify my fond memory? Was it too short to stick in people's minds? Was it because it was in 2000 on Thunder? Was it because Jarrett was involved?

[Ryushinku]

Blimey Mookieghana, you are the stat man!

LooseCannon, do you know what date that match was on? Or at least, which month? I don't remember it and I'd like to find out more.