In the case of the following unquestionably epic, gloriously entertaining or deeply underappreciated

showcases of in-ring action, few would deny that they all deserve to be saluted as a lost cult

favourite, just waiting to be rediscovered. Well, you are in luck because I am garruth from

what culture wrestling and here are 10 wrestling matches that deserve to become cult classics,

but didn't. 10. A 5-minute hardcore clinic. WWE Raw 2001.

Rob Van Dam put his recently one hardcore belt on the line against Tajiri on the July 30th,

2001 edition of Raw. And the end results were about as wonderful as you can imagine.

During a 5-minute or so sprint of a contest, the pair brilliantly showed off their mesmerising

martial arts prowess, laced in a few cheeky character beats, including an RVD taunt being met

by a sweetly timed superkick, and the sort of jaw-dropping innovation you'd expect of these two

creative souls, rather than completely pulverising each other with relentless high spots,

and excessive chair shots. The opponents picked their spots marvellously, with both a lovely

chair-assisted baseball-slide corner dropkick, and hand-spring kick from the Japanese busso,

leaving the fans in attendance in a state of brief euphoria, the duo were even able to sneak a

bit of technical brilliance on the match, too. In the age of bite-sized content,

you'll struggle to find a 5-minute piece of action as rewarding as RVD in Tajiri's

Monday Night should be cult classic rush. 9. A Survivor Series Match for the Ages.

WWE Survivor Series 2016. It's safe to say that the Survivor Series has

exactly thrown out a great many instant classic traditional 5-on-5 elimination battles over the

last decade. Sure, there has been the odd 2019 men's highlight, but away from that,

has any much really stood out as a truly outstanding piece of work in the last 10 years?

The answer is obviously, yes. Though you'd be forgiven for not being quick to remember the fact

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