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#3 The Alexa Bliss No Mercy promo
If you tune in to watch a WWE pay-per-view, you hope to get your money’s worth and be thoroughly entertained for the duration of the show. You do not expect to be frightened half to death midway through the event.
That’s exactly what happened at SummerSlam 2017 when an advert for No Mercy showed scary versions of Alexa Bliss marching on the spot in a completely white room. They wore masks donning the words ‘NO’ and ‘MERCY’ and sang an admittedly catchy, but creepy, song.
It’s no surprise WWE stopped showing the advert on TV soon after SummerSlam.
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