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#3. Dustin Rhodes' blade job gone wrong
We're not going to post a gruelling photo of Dustin Rhodes from his match against Cody, but we can tell you this much - it was pretty much the best match of both of their careers. We've never seen Goldust perform like this and it's understandable why.
It was clear from the match itself as to just how much Dustin Rhodes wanted it and with that performance alone, he seemingly shed away all that was left of Goldust. He seemingly bladed the wrong way, something that led to him getting busted open terribly.
It reached the point where his face was covered in a crimson mask (and not just his red face paint) and blood was flowing out of his head like a waterfall. It was clearly a blade job gone wrong and drew comparisons to Eddie Guerrero-JBL circa 2004.
Nothing short of respect to Dustin Rhodes, who put everything on the line.
