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#3 Taboo Tuesday (2004-05)
Taboo Tuesday almost sounds like the title of a "bad" movie. It does not make a consumer think of pro wrestling.
For that reason, it should never have been greenlit as a pay per view name.
Even more bafflingly, Taboo Tuesday was WWE's first ever interactive event where fans could vote online on match stipulations and participants.
So what does Taboo Tuesday have to do with computers and online interaction? Makes no sense right?
It seems the Taboo part of the name existed solely so WWE could have alliteration in their event title with the event taking place on a Tuesday night instead of the traditional Sunday evening slot.
Thankfully, in this case, WWE recognised their error and reverted the event to Sunday's as of 2006 and changed the name to the more logical, Cyber Sunday.
Although, what does Cyber Sunday have to do wrestling?
