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Trains now on Uber. T's served up some of the most memorable moments in wrestling history.

Now, it's a shame that modern fans in particular tend to talk about the bad rather than the good,

though in fairness for every match the caliber of the

1992 war games match there's a Judy Bagwell on a forklift a doomsday cage

and a finger poke of doom. But the thing about those moments is they were all

planned, they were all part of the script and supposed to happen. But what about

the ones that weren't? Well some of them even put Mrs Bagwell to shame.

I'm Andy for what culture wrestling and these are 10 W.C.W.

moments that weren't supposed to happen.

Number 10, the lights go out at Halloween Havoc 98.

In a moment so W.C.W. you might think it was made up if you didn't already know about it.

The promotion accidentally had the pay-per-view feed for Halloween Havoc 1998 cut with several providers

before the show was even supposed to end.

Now, this might not have been so bad if it didn't happen smack-bang in the middle of a great main event between Goldberg

and DDP. But it did and W.C.W. Well, they looked like Titz. They had no choice but to replay the match

on Nitro the following evening, having run out of broadcast time.

But how did this happen?

Because they ran Halloween havoc for three and a half hours rather than the usual three and seemingly forgot to tell anybody.

Divis. Number nine, Booker T. Television Champion.

The second of Booker T's six TV title reign started at SuperBraw 8

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