Pay-Per-View Rewind of: WCW SuperBrawl I 19/05/1991: Match 8/Part 8 by AverageMansReviews - Spoiler Alarm!

Pay-Per-View Rewind of: WCW SuperBrawl I 19/05/1991: Match 8/Part 8 by AverageMansReviews - Spoiler Alarm!

Match/Stipulation: Big Sid Vicious vs. El Gigante: The Battle of The Giants Stretcher Match

Match Attributes:

Match Quality: 1/10

Match Storyline: 1/10

Crowd Participation: 5/10

On Commentary: "The American Dream" Dusty Rhodes & Jim Ross 5/10

Satisfying Conclusion: 1/10

Recommend Watch: 3/10

Match Total: 16/60 - this match is poor

Comments: wow this match is going to need some explaining, the only reason I Recommend Watch this match is to watch this complete and utter shambles of diarrhea.

The Ring-Announcer [Gary Michael Cappetta;] "The loser must leave the ring on a Stretcher; full disclosure he does say other things before this and after this as well, but I just took out the key point;  So everyone with me so far?

So when El Gigante is carrying this gurney down to the ring; "The American Dream" points out on Commentary [I am paraphrasing here] in World Championship Wrestling in this match a pin is just as bad as getting taken out on a stretcher [you are looking for/hearing out for when El Gigante is getting into the ring somewhere around here] and yes I had to re-watch this entrance because I missed it the first time around, I remember "The American Dream" saying something the first time around.

I wasn't expecting too much from this match based on the grounds of who was involved; basically two massive men far from the most gifted of individuals; in short two Hosses, so I did wonder who was going to take control of this match as in its structure plan; I got my answer and that would be no one. This entire slot including aftermath involving another two characters/performers was not worth booking at all; it's like they booked it and realized they couldn't achieve it so they had to add pins count as well [which this is speculation but more than likely the case the audience are not aware of this stipulation inclusion unless they are around the Commentary table,] but on closer inspection [I have seen this a small amount of times at this point] this didn't work either because if you look at the shoulder we can see this individual lifts the shoulder off the mat but the Referee still counts to three [yes just in case you're wondering I have seen it a few more times now it happens and the Referee is right in front of it; yes there is a case that he isn't looking up. But he is right there, now if they wanted to put it down as a Submission this would work, but I have no idea why they just didn't have a Singles Match and be done with it with or without a Special Referee stipulation just so the Special Referee could design the plan out of this match to maybe attack the winner or loser of this match or to make sure no one else gets involved or stick manager with one or both of these two characters/performers so they can engineer plan of this match basically both of these characters/performers need and on-screen character or character/performer beside them or better yet don't put in situations they are having to go up against similar performers that are Hosses which struggle or can't plan out matches; this match only goes on for 2 minutes and 13 seconds.

But the Crowd react to this positively; if you around in the 1990's you will remember when we were easily pleased as a wrestling fan and "cynical" was just a word in a dictionary.

Basic Result: El Gigante picks up the W.