What WWE match pissed you off the most

[Mike the Executioner]

The Charlotte/Asuka match in March 2019. It was a match that went a long way in making me not want to watch WWE anymore. I've been checked out for four years now and while I've definitely kept up with certain things, matches like this remind me of why I had to step away.

When Charlotte won, I was legitimately heated. I thought about not watching the rest of SmackDown just because of that. It was one of the most unnecessary things the WWE has ever done, and it was a cheap way to justify Charlotte being in the main event when we all wanted to see Becky versus Ronda one-on-one. That's a moment we're never going to get again (Becky and Ronda are a lot colder in 2023).

Instead of.....I don't know, having Charlotte challenge Asuka at WrestleMania? Do a rematch from the year before and promote that as a double women's main event alongside Becky/Ronda? They go with this, and it didn't make the WrestleMania match any more special or meaningful. Asuka ended up getting eliminated from the pre-show battle royal.

After finding out that Asuka was supposed to defend the title at WrestleMania, that just makes this match even worse. The idea they had for her wasn't good (Mandy wins the title in a triple threat that also had Sonya), but at least it would have gotten her on the card.

 

[MenacingMonk]

Last time I was actually in my feelings over a “match” was Summerslam 13 when they killed Dragon’s moment with the Orton cash-in.

looked how that turned out.

 

[Silkk]

Last time I was actually in my feelings over a “match” was Summerslam 13 when they killed Dragon’s moment with the Orton cash-in.

looked how that turned out.

?

 

[MenacingMonk]

?

The entire months after, eventually leading to the Yes Movement.

 

[Silkk]

The entire months after, eventually leading to the Yes Movement.

Because CM Punk quit?

 

[MenacingMonk]

Because CM Punk quit?

I’m not even talking about Punk.

The Cena/DB match where Daniel won the title and then lost it to Orton right after. That’s the moment that led up to Mania 30.

 

[Silkk]

I’m not even talking about Punk.

The Cena/DB match where Daniel won the title and then lost it to Orton right after. That’s the moment that led up to Mania 30.

The only reason WM30 happened the way it did is because of Punk quitting though.

 

[MenacingMonk]

The only reason WM30 happened the way it did because of Punk of quitting though.

Ah, completely forgot about that. Regardless, The Summerslam match did help increase Dragon’s popularity.

 

[NkrumahWasRight Is Wrong]

Any time Charlotte wins on a ppv

Her losing is not only enjoyable but also means she will be going on a few months vacation

 

[Brehcepticon]

Any time Charlotte wins on a ppv

Her losing is not only enjoyable but also means she will be going on a few months vacation

And coming back with a new face like Nic Cage

 

[malbaker86]

Sting vs HHH recently

 

[Ricky Dunigan]

Booker T - HHH was the final straw for me. It’s been fukk the E since then for me.

 

[VegetasHairline]

Any time Charlotte wins on a ppv

Her losing is not only enjoyable but also means she will be going on a few months vacation

Unfortunately, she usually returns with Charlotte In The Bank.

 

[The Rainmaker]

Match in the OP literally killed my regular viewing of the company's shows.

And that was a blessing in disguise, cause now I enjoy the product more. Sure, I watch only like 2 minutes of highlights and video packages a week instead of six hours. That's probably why

 

[Lurk Angle]

Booker T - HHH was the final straw for me. It’s been fukk the E since then for me.

This right here


I remember I stopped watching raw after that and was watching smackdown exclusively

That and SummerSlam 2003 also