WCW/NWO Fall Brawl: War Games

TV Special
1998
3h

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War Games Match (winner to receive a WCW Title Shot at Halloween Havoc): Hulk Hogan vs. Dallas Page vs. Sting vs. Stevie Ray vs. The Warrior vs. Lex Luger vs. Bret Hart vs. Kevin Nash vs. Ro... Read allWar Games Match (winner to receive a WCW Title Shot at Halloween Havoc): Hulk Hogan vs. Dallas Page vs. Sting vs. Stevie Ray vs. The Warrior vs. Lex Luger vs. Bret Hart vs. Kevin Nash vs. Roddy Piper, WCW Television Title: Chris Jericho vs. fake Goldberg, WCW Cruiserweight Title:... Read allWar Games Match (winner to receive a WCW Title Shot at Halloween Havoc): Hulk Hogan vs. Dallas Page vs. Sting vs. Stevie Ray vs. The Warrior vs. Lex Luger vs. Bret Hart vs. Kevin Nash vs. Roddy Piper, WCW Television Title: Chris Jericho vs. fake Goldberg, WCW Cruiserweight Title: Juventud Guerrera vs. Silver King, Rick Steiner vs. Scott Steiner, Dean Malenko vs. Curt ... Read all

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Final WCW PPV appearances for Davey Boy Smith, Jim Neidhart and "Ravishing" Rick Rude. Smith landed incorrectly on one of the Ultimate Warrior's (Jim Hellwig) trapdoors and spent months in the hospital.

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Featured in WCW Monday Nitro: We Want Flair! (1998)

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1/10

Utter Crap

This was such a bad PPV. The only match that was anywhere close to good was Raven vs. Perry Saturn. Some matches, such as The British Bulldog and Jim "The Anvil" Neidhart vs. Alex Wright and Disco Inferno, were seemingly thrown onto the card with no reason to be there other than to give those guys something to do. The main event, War Games, was the worst of its kind and killed off the match as the Fall Brawl main event forever. (Read: the 2 years, 6 months and 13 days WCW had left). The Cruiserweight Title match between Juventud Guerrera and Silver King should have been much better. The highly talented Norman Smiley is reduced to carrying then-boss Eric Bischoff's useless buddy Ernest "The Cat" Miller. The heavily hyped return of the Ultimate Warrior only served to make the product worse. Don't watch this show. Ever.