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Click the link here to vote in the poll and help decide the next edition of the Worst in the World. One of the most common storytelling devices in wrestling is the classic ref bump-pinfall combo. It's pretty simple; the referee gets knocked out by one of the wrestlers (either intentionally or unintentionally), the babyface hits a finisher and makes the cover, he gets the visual three count, but not the victory because the referee is still down and can't see the pin. It's an easy way to extend the match while giving the match some more heat, and plenty of great matches have done this to great effect. WCW and Vince Russo, however, decided to put their own spin on that trope, leading to one of the absolute dumbest endings to a match you'll ever see. That ending came at Starrcade 1999 in the "Powerbomb match" between Kevin Nash and Sid Vicious. The match is simple, the first man to hit the Powerbomb wins and is the true "Master of the Powerbomb." Is it N...

Special thanks to everyone who voted in the poll to decide this edition of the Worst in the World. Click here to vote on the next edition . This is gonna be a first. Since I've started doing multi-match posts more and more for this series, I've covered as many as five matches in one post, six matches in one post. Hell, I've even covered seven matches a couple of times. But this request I've gotten multiple times blows all of that out of the water; every match Scott Hall had during his brief return to the WWF in 2002. 14 matches in one post. Now, granted, that number isn't as bad as it seems, as all but one of them is under 10 minutes (even if that one is over 15 minutes.) But that's still double the most matches I'd ever covered in one post. However, I'm up for the challenge, so here we go. Scott Hall would make his return to the WWF after nearly six years away at 2002's No Way Out. Alongside Hollywood Hogan and Kevin Nash, the nWo was officially par...