The Wrestling Section

Four years. That's how long ago I started the Worst in the World. In that time, I've covered 111 matches...but this is the one I've wanted to cover for the longest time. Back when I made the original list for this series, I came up with 115 matches based on ratings from Dave Meltzer and winners of the Worst Match of the Year Award from the Wrestling Observer Newsletter. What I didn't take into account was that quite a few of those matches were house show matches that I would never be able to find...but then there's this match. Unlike those random house show matches, this match was aired on television. It took place in 2006, so there should've been some video of it somewhere. Theoretically, I should've been able to watch this match with ease...but no. It was nowhere on YouTube, nowhere on Dailymotion...this match didn't exist anywhere on the Internet it seems. I probably could've found it if I had found some shady website that would've unloaded...

It's finally time to tackle some TNA! And man oh man, this one is a big one. One thing TNA has become infamous for is taking wrestling stipulations, and trying to add some other gimmicks to it to make it better, only making it worse. "Like Money in the Bank matches? How about we multiply it by four, and have a match with FOUR briefcases!" "Like WarGames? How about we put a bunch of weapons in the cage!" And in today's case, "do you like steel cage matches? Well, what if we took two sworn enemies, put them in a cage...AND BLINDFOLD THEM! Wait, where are you going?" Ladies and gentleman: the Blindfold Steel Cage match. Straight out of the insane mind of Vince Russo, this match pits former America's Most Wanted tag team partners James Storm and Chris "LOL, remember Braden Walker?" Harris. Harris had come back two months prior at Against All Odds after Storm had partially blinded him with a beer bottle. If this sounds similar to the...