Number 10, Hardy Buck.

It took numerous bad decisions for the world to bear witness to Jeff Hardy's plight live on

wrestling paper view. Hardy had been thoroughly grasped by his drug and alcoholic demons before

victory row 2011, but his employers had never exploited it to this degree.

He was categorically not fit to engage in such a dangerously physical endeavor, yet T&A

management made yet another hideous decision by allowing it to proceed.

Errik Bischoff emerged before the bout commenced to inform Hardy and an infuriated

opponent in sting of the revised finish to get the former champ out of there.

The icon looked absolutely livid with the entire situation

that had unfolded, but Jeff was tragically too far gone to realize that he'd hit professional

rock bottom. Number nine, the worst celebrity match ever.

The match in question involving reality TV star of the moment,

Jenna Maraska was vintage TNA.

Orson Kong was arguably the best women's wrestler in the world at the time.

So naturally, she merely stood ringside for the farce alongside So Jo Bote as Corner Women,

as Maraska and Queen Charmel's match degenerated into unforgivably lame stalling and strikes.

A legendary bad surge from Rasker saw the most infamous collection of right and left slaps ever

thrown, all sold by Charmel as if she was getting repeatedly struck with a frying pan.

Number 8, the Vince Russo omnishambles.

There's a comical charm to reliving or reviewing some of Vince Russo's work with the benefit of hindsight.

Not least because he's still sort of at large.

Hiding his employment from Spike during what some would argue their most prosperous period,

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