WrestleZone’s Top Ten: Gimmick Matches

February 9, 2012

In less than two weeks, WWE holds their annual Elimination Chamber PPV from Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Throughout professional wrestling, companies have had to evolve ideas and match types to keep fresh and interesting. The fans love when a new match is created, even though some have been a disaster. (Punjabi Prison match was awful.) With these fresh ideas, professional wrestling have instilled numerous "gimmick" matches. While I have counted well over a hundred gimmick matches in wrestling history, I have narrowed down to the Top Ten Gimmick Matches.

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