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#6 Armageddon 2008
The Armageddon Pay per View was situated on the WWE schedule in December, largely making it a lower tier secondary Pay per View, often used as a build-up to the Royal Rumble.
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However, the 2008 event (the last time to present that an Armageddon event has been produced by WWE) is held high in the hearts of many WWE fans because it was the setting for Jeff Hardy’s first WWE Championship win.
The event was broadcast from Buffalo, New York and featured one of the biggest and complex stages ever created by WWE. Staying in line with the post-apocalyptic nature of the title of the show, the stage was set up to resemble a damaged castle. The set piece was huge, with a large digital display in the middle of the entrance way for superstar entrance packages.
