1997 was arguably the most important year in WCW history. The following are the best WCW PPVs of that year, as well as the very worst ones.

WCW lagged a bit behind WWE when the pay-per-view game began. According to The SmackDown Hotel, Starrcade 1987 was their first , and it took a bit for the company to settle into regular PPV events.

Personally, I was a huge WCW fan. So if you're wondering what PPVs to watch, here are some of the best to start out with. Note that this is not a ranked list, just some of the best shows in ...

The final WCW pay-per-view was named Greed, and it was held in Jacksonville, Fla. just eight days before the final edition of WCW Nitro. Here are the highlights from the final show: ...

WCW has announced plans to change a few of what many insiders feel are outdated pay-per-view names.According to Al Isaacs of IGN Scoops, a few events will indeed be undergoing some transformations ...

Let’s look back at ten WCW PPV concepts worth reviving. 10. World War 3 WWE.com. When it comes to in-ring carnage, few matches can stand up to the legacy left by WCW’s World War 3.

The legendary NBA player first appeared on WCW pay-per-view at Bash at the Beach 1997 as an honorary member of the NWO. Alongside The Hulkster, he took part in a tag team match against Lex Luger ...

WCW was one of the biggest competitors to WWE. Recently, WWE Hall of Famer Eric Bischoff revealed what his least favorite Pay-per-view theme was in WCW. During a recent episode of the 83 Weeks ...

This one is basically the go-to answer when wrestling fans are asked what the worst PPV of all-time is, and for good reason. WCW was already a raging dumpster fire in 1991 as it stood, but ...

In the Best and Worst of WCW Road Wild 1998, which I feel I should reiterate was main-evented by talk show host Jay Leno, I opened a section with, “seriously, this is the worst WCW pay-per-view ...