Forbes Ranks The 5 Most Significant WWE Matches Of All-Time

[Silkk]

The list said significant not your favorite. If you think Punk vs Cena or Lita vs Trish doesn't deserve it you're delusional.

How were they more significant than the matches i named.

Trish & Lita main evented 1 raw out of 52, so has K-Fed.

Punk "left" WWE for 3 weeks and was back in time for the next PPV, not to mention that during those 3 weeks John Cena somehow ended up WWE champ again

The buildup & atmosphere was great but that's it. Wasn't as significant as RVD's win over Cena, it was a watered down version of that.

 

[The Prince of All Saiyans]

Don't you have court or something you degenerate ass lil indian

Get back to wrestling with your ultimate warrior pillow and thinking that'll make you a professional one day

 

[Silkk]

Get back to wrestling with your ultimate warrior pillow and thinking that'll make you a professional one day

I'd MUCH rather do that then spend half the year in a jail cell washing another nikka drawls.

Thats just me tho

 

[Breh Obama]

Austin vs HBK at WM 14 is legit the most important match in WWE history

 

[RammerJammer]

Punk "left" WWE for 3 weeks and was back in time for the next PPV, not to mention that during those 3 weeks John Cena somehow ended up WWE champ again

The thing is breh NO ONE knew what was gonna happen. Cause Punk's last match was gonna be the title match.

 

[Silkk]

The thing is breh NO ONE knew what was gonna happen. Cause Punk's last match was gonna be the title match.

The reports were out the same day that he had re-signed

 

[Heelish]

CM GAWD and HitGOAT in the top 5

All of y'all shytting on #5 need to realize that was the last 5-star match in WWE. The match had an incredible build and lived up to the hype.

I LOVE how #TSC gets over Punk, 2+ years after the GAWD retired.

 

[RammerJammer]

The reports were out the same day that he had re-signed

Yeah the same day, no one knew anything before then, hell I didn't even know till a couple of days after the match. It was an interesting point in WWE @ that time.

 

[Silkk]

Yeah the same day, no one knew anything before then, hell I didn't even know till a couple of days after the match. It was an interesting point in WWE @ that time.

The buildup was incredible, then they blew it

 

[SteelCitySoldier]

The Mega Powers match with Hogan and Macho was HUGE too....

Rock vs Austin WM 17 is a no brainer...$hit took over the industry.

lol

What's so funny? That match didn't do more than the "Screwjob" and Austin at KOTR.

Austin at KOTR started the Attitude Era (and arguably) the biggest money making period for pro wrestling.

Montreal is what helped propel Austin, Vince as a heel and WWF to the point of being the only game in town.

Steamboat/Savage was a classic match between two great competitors but it didn't do anything significant for the company but give them a match that is herald as a classic. Not hating just telling the truth.

 

[The Prince of All Saiyans]

I'd MUCH rather do that then spend half the year in a jail cell washing another nikka drawls.

Thats just me tho

unlike you I'm not a b-tch, but you've lived yr life like that

 

[Boy Wonder]

The followup failed that match

Still doesn't undermine the match tho. Still one of the best matches and storylines of that/this era

 

[Silkk]

Still doesn't undermine the match tho. Still one of the best matches and storylines of that/this era

Absolutely. Top 5 most significant all time?

 

[Boy Wonder]

Absolutely. Top 5 most significant all time?

Fair enough

 

[JQ Legend]

Flair/Steamboat and Bret/Perfect>>this thread

I guess I can see how they'd say Hogan/Andre because of what a big deal it was but Savage/Steamboat the most respected match from that card till this day.

Didn't watch wrestling when 4 and 5 happened but ima have to cosign the get all the way the fukk outta here on the first page anyway.