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#9 2013 (World Title Unification)
The 2013 edition of TLC was not that terrible. It was just a very uneventful show. It was hyped up to feature the unification of the WWE and World Heavyweight Championships, crowning a single undisputed world champion, but beyond that, there was not a single match on the card that featured tables, ladders, or chairs. This really took away from the point of the TLC pay-per-view concept.
Randy Orton defeated John Cena in a good TLC Match, which should have been much better. Elsewhere on the card, WWE's two biggest babyfaces endured mirroring challenges in the form of 3-on-1 Handicap Matches. CM Punk took on The Shield, buoyed by a rising Roman Reigns, while Daniel Bryan faced The Wyatt Family, weeks before he would join the sinister stable himself.
CM Punk won his match after some miscommunication between Roman Reigns and Dean Ambrose, but Daniel Bryan was unsuccessful in his efforts against The Wyatt Family. In the coming months, one would be gone from WWE and the other would be pushed to the moon. Aside from a solid 4-Way Elimination Match for the tag titles, it is really difficult to pinpoint any other major happenings on this card, which is why it ranks close to the bottom.
