Wrestlezone’s Top 10: Worst WWE Pay Per View Names

June 6, 2013

2. WWE Taboo Tuesday

Wrestling Pay Per Views should always be on a Sunday night. That is basic knowledge of wrestling. Well, WWE tried to go the route of a PPV on Tuesday, the night after a WWE Raw. For two years, Taboo Tuesday took place on a Tuesday night in October and November. The concept, at first, was a pretty good idea. Then, the fans thought about the voting on matches and how FAKE it is. Pre-determined matches and events cannot be voted on and changed. WWE would NEVER give the crowd what they want and change their script based on what the fans think. I cannot begin to explain how terrible of an idea it was, how bad of a name this is, and how much I wish this never occurred. Cyber Sunday was, at least, on a SUNDAY. Never have a Pay Per View on a Tuesday.

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