Favorite WCW matches

[Dubs]

There have been a lot of amazing WCW matches over the years, especially from the Cruiserweight division. So what are your favorite matches from WCW looking back?

My favorite match would have to be Bret Hart vs Benoit on Nitro in an Owen Hart tribute match. It was such a classical bout that I still enjoy watching. It had excellent in-ring wrestling and it was a pretty emotional match. One of the best matches in WCW history IMO.

Another match that I enjoyed a lot was the ladder match between Eddie Guerrero and Syxx at the NWO Souled Out 1997 PPV. While it wasn't a classic or anything, it had both solid workers putting on a pretty entertaining ladder match. I enjoyed it a lot.

[Robstar]

Is there that many?

[B-MCINTYRE]

My favourite is the clusterfuck tower.


"Tower of doom"


Vince Russo....

[AWrestlingGod]

Probably the WCW Starcade ladder match in 2000. I didn't watch WCW to much but I did enjoy this match a lot.


Also I can't decide who is better 3 count or 3MB.

[B-MCINTYRE]

Probably the WCW Starcade ladder match in 2000. I didn't watch WCW to much but I did enjoy this match a lot.


Also I can't decide who is better 3 count or 3MB.

3- count hands down.

[Karsten Langenfeld]

I used to like the matches Daffney was in. Had a crush on her.

[PrimusSucks]

Alex Wright vs Brian Pillman from Great American Bash 95

[Darkside Ron Garvin]

Flyin Brian Pillman vs. Jushin Thunder Liger @ Superbrawl

Dangerous Alliance vs. Stings Squadron @ WrestleWar

Cactus Jack vs Vader "Spin the Wheel" @ Halloween Havoc

Lord Steven Regal and Earl Robert Eaton in anything...

Hollywood Blondes vs. Dos Hombres (Look it up if you haven't seen it.)

Lord Steven Regal vs. Ricky Steamboat @ Starrcade 93

Liger vs. Benoit @ Starrcade 95

Ultimo Dragon vs. Dean Malenko - Not sure the event, but it was the J-Cup/Cruiseweight Unification match.

Trust me; there are many others if people would take the time to look up some of the WCW history instead of just pointing out the obvious flaws at the end of its run. It wasn't always Hogan and the boys; that was just the last 7 years of its existence.