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

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

4. This Tuesday in Texas

This Pay Per View was WWE's attempt at trying out on a Tuesday. This Tuesday in Texas could be the most generic name in the history of names. How smart is it to talk about one state? Stupid. How bad of an idea of trying to have this name catch on? Terrible. The event had FIVE dark matches before the actual PPV. In one of those dark matches, Ric Flair and Roddy Piper put on a great bout, one that NOBODY remembers. A one-hour PPV makes no sense to me. Hogan defeated Undertaker, taking the title away from him in late 1991. Freeman Coliseum was the perfect place for this unknown event because the buyrate was a horrible 1.0. Nice try, WWE.

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