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#4. Fatal 4-Way (2010)
In the months that followed Breaking Point hit screens, the WWE went all out on their match-branded events. After the success of TLC in December 2009 and Elimination Chamber in February 2010, the company hoped to do well once more with Fatal 4-Way.
Taking place in May, the show was dominated as you can imagine, by Fatal 4-Way matches, as the Divas Championship, World Heavyweight Championship and WWE Championship were all defended in the match-type.
The numbers clearly weren't in the champion's favour, as each title changed hands, with Alicia Fox, Rey Mysterio and Sheamus winning the respective titles. Despite the show leading to a major change in WWE storylines at the time, the show did 35,000 fewer buys than the show it had replaced (2009's The Bash) and the idea was quickly retired.
