Greatest WWF/WWE PPVs of All Time

The list author says:
	"Wrestlemania III: Randy Savage vs. Ricky Steamboat and Hogan vs. Andre, respectively steal the show. Accompanied by great commentary by Gorilla Monsoon and Jesse “the Body” Ventura."

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	"Wrestlemania IV: No standout matches per say, the event functions better as an overall showcase for the great Randy Savage battling in the 16 man tournament for vacated WWF Championship."

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	"Wrestlemania V: The classic Hogan vs. Savage main event, great crowd atmosphere throughout and a brilliant commentary by Gorilla Monsoon and Jesse “the Body” Ventura, makes for a great show."

The list author says:
	"SummerSlam 89: Hart Foundation vs. Brain Busters (One of the greatest showcases of the lost ‘art’ of tag team wrestling) and Ultimate Warrior vs. Rick Rude (R.I.P)."

The list author says:
	"Wrestlemania VI: Hogan vs. Warrior (two mediocre workers, somehow manages to make magic) Plus the last hurrah for the greatest colour man that ever lived in Jesse Ventura."

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	"Wrestlemania VII Savage vs. Warrior and Hogan vs. Slaughter plus the beginning of the mighty Undertaker’s streak (check out that monster perm) Bobby Heenan is great on commentary."

The list author says:
	"Royal Rumble 92: The greatest ever showcase of Ric Flair’s talents in a WWF ring took place in this Royal Rumble match brilliantly accompanied by a first rate job by colour man Bobby “the Brain”"

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	"Wrestlemania VIII: Bret Hart vs. Roddy Piper and Macho Man vs. Nature Boy (Two classic matches that features old-school psychology and rarely seen blade-jobs)."

The list author says:
	"SummerSlam 92: Perhaps the greatest ever SummerSlam thanks to two bona-fide classics Macho Man vs. Warrior and Ripo Man vs. Crush…err, I mean Bulldog vs. Hart plus the crowd at Wembley are electric."

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	"Wrestlemania IX: Universally hated, I still have a nostalgic soft spot for this very unique event, check out the beautifully realized roman theme and overall feel of this highly cartoonish WM."

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	"King of the Ring 93: The best booked tournament in WWF/WWE history. Bret Hart shows himself a master student of the game, using in-ring psychology and superior athletic abilities to win over the crowd"

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	"King of the Ring 96: Austin 3:16!!!"

The list author says:
	"Wrestlemania XIII: Steve Austin vs. Bret Hart in a gripping and seldom surpassed bloodbath plus Undertaker’s first title win in six years."

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	"The Canadian Stampede: Great rabid crowd insures that this classic event feels special from the get go. Featuring the seminal 10-man tag team US. Vs. Canada match. A true classic."

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	"Wrestlemania XIV: The arrival of WWF Attitude and the event that saw Steve Austin topple Shawn Michaels to become WWF champion. Also features the long awaited Undertaker vs. Kane match."

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	"SummerSlam 98: This event repressents the first time Steve Austin took on the Undertaker after he joined the main event fray in a highly intense battle for the world crown."

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	"Armageddon 2000: The greatest “Hell in a Cell” match ever! Austin, Angle, HHH, Undertaker, Rock and the artist formerly known as Fatu tore the house down that night."

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	"Wrestlemania XVIII: Perhaps the greatest ever Mania headlined by the greatest ever title match as Austin vs. Rock bring a already white-hot Texas crowd to a fever-pitch level of enthusiasm."

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	"Wrestlemania XIX: Perhaps the second greatest Mania sees the collective efforts of Michaels vs. Jericho, Hogan vs. McMahon, Austin vs. Rock III and Angle vs. Lesnar bringing the house down."

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	"Wrestlemania XX: At 4 ½ hours this is the longest ever Mania. Sadly the ones deep emotional impact of the show’s conclusion is now severely compromised by the future actions of Mr. Chris Benoit"

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	"Wrestlemania XXI: Shawn Michaels vs. Kurt Angle stole the show completely from under the nose of the participants in two so called main events."

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	"Wrestlemania XXII: A very unorthodox crowd and some great set design insure that this particular Mania had that certain special feel. Check out Edge vs. Mick Foley for hard-core brutality. No PG here."

The list author says:
	"Wrestlemania XXIII: McMahon loses his hair and The Undertaker (in the best shape of his life) takes on a roided up Batista (in one of his few great matches) 80.000 plus ensures a great atmosphere."

The list author says:
	"Wrestlemania XXV: Shawn Michaels and the Undertaker assembles a 30 min. classic, sadly the rest of the event features a lack of backstage interviews, lacklustre commentary Orton/HHH is utterly dire."

The list author says:
	"CM Punk... CM punk... CM Punk!!!"