"Whoever responsible was clearly taking a page out of Charlie 'I've already got your money, dude' Sheen's playbook, except at least the unhinged actor didn't beg his disgruntled audience to see his next one-man show that he promised would totally be worth it, honest!"
WWE (formerly CWC, then WWWF, then WWF) is a Long Runner in both its history and its talent, so it's no real surprise that it's hit more than a few snags along the way — bad wrestler ideas, bad pay-per-view events, and bad gimmicky storylines. And perhaps most disappointingly, good ideas botched due to various errors in judgement or other factors.
Important Notes
- If something bad was an isolated incident or simply stupid, it doesn't make the whole thing Horrible. Merely being offensive in its subject matter is not enough to justify a work as So Bad It's Horrible. Hard as it is to imagine at times, there is a market for all types of deviancy (no matter how small a niche it is). It has to fail to appeal even to that niche to qualify as this.
- No Real Life Examples, Please! While WWE's management of the COVID-19 Pandemic has been deemed questionable at best, it doesn't count as an example, as it doesn't pertain to anything Kayfabe but rather a Real Life situation.
- To ensure that the match, event, gimmick, etc. is judged with a clear mind and the hatred isn't just a knee-jerk reaction, as well as to allow opinions to properly form, examples should not be added until at least one month after release. This includes "sneaking" the entries onto the pages ahead of time by adding them and then just commenting them out.
