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NOTE: Hey everyone, I just wanted to remind everyone that there will still be a brand new Worst in the World tomorrow. With that out of the way, I hope you enjoy!) 300 entries in the Worst in the World. Back when I first started this series in 2016, I had a list of 99 matches to cover, almost exclusively covering one match in each post and mainly covering just WWE, WCW, and occasionally TNA. And now the list is three times as long, there are plenty more entries in the future, the number of matches covered in one post has gone as high as 14, and covered everything from new promotions, to classic failures, to even the most random companies. I genuinely cannot thank everyone enough for the support and the suggestions for new matches to cover. It means the absolute world to me. So, in honor of 300 entries, I'm going to try something new. About a year ago, I got a comment from a frequent commenter Frost about Los Villanos vs Los Psycho Circus from Lucha Libre AAA Worldwide's Triplem...

Special thanks to Jorge Dueñas for suggesting this match. If you'd like to see a match covered on the Worst in the World, leave a comment down below. In recent years, WWE has received criticism for its reliance on old stars on their shows. Specifically, with their Saudi Arabia propaganda events, WWE has routinely booked their aging wrestlers to go out and wrestle despite being well past their primes. While this doesn't seem to have negatively affected the active members of the roster not named Bray Wyatt, the matches are still borderline unbearable, with two of these matches (DX vs Brothers of Destruction at Crown Jewel 2018 and The Undertaker vs Goldberg at Super ShowDown 2019) being considered the worst matches of their respective years. With that being said, WWE can't even hold a candle to the use of aging wrestlers in Mexico. AAA's version of WrestleMania, Triplemanía XXVII, featured the main event of Blue Demon Jr. (53) vs Dr. Wagner Jr. (54) for a combined age of ...