#10 WrestleMania 32
While WrestleMania 32 wasn’t bad enough to be dead last on the list, it was a strong contender. The main reason this show gets a pass is because of the matches that were originally planned but didn’t materialise because several top stars were injured.
So while the WWE booked the show the way they did out of necessity, it was still pathetic.
Like any WrestleMania, there were definitely some highlights like the Intercontinental Championship match and the Women’s Championship triple threat. However, the majority of the show was just boring.
The match between Shane McMahon and The Undertaker was too long and only good for a handful of spots, the United States Championship that John Cena worked hard to elevate was relegated to the pre-show, Brock Lesnar vs. Dean Ambrose was a disappointing squash match.
Zack Ryder randomly won the Intercontinental Championship, The League of Nations won a non-title match against The New Day, and Roman Reigns won his third world championship against Triple H in a match that was as predictable as it was bad.
WrestleMania 32 will remain a history-making show for two reasons; their record-breaking crowd that nearly reached 100,000 people in attendance and the fact that it was one of the worst WrestleManias of all time.
