We've given you our best.

Now it's time for the worst matches of 2022, according to WrestleTalk's perfect nomination process.

I am Luke Owen, D-A-D, I'm joined by Chopper Pequanell, I'm joined by Hempist,

the people who hate wrestling the most, of course, to talk about the worst matches of the year.

The winner had our best matches, which was won by, well I shouldn't say spoilers.

Yeah, no, no spoilers. There's a link for it in the video description down below.

We've also gotten through our best pay-per-views from the year. We'll have our worst pay-per-views

coming out in the next video. So let's go through the worst matches of the year.

Just to clarify as well, how does this system work? How do people get in their nominations?

I'm glad you asked Pete, I was about to get into that.

So our nomination system works as such. Also, by the way, this is your first time here,

please do press the subscribe button, give us a little thumbs up and everything.

Leave a comment down below, tell us what your worst match of the year was,

because maybe next year we'll open up the nominations further.

The way it works is that we as hosts all submit our nominations,

we submit our five worst matches of the year.

The worst match will get five points, the second will get four,

third will get three, and so on.

Not only is it us, our editors also get their nominations in our website,

writers get them in, our $100 backers get in their nominations,

and wrestling influencers put in their nominations.

I total up all of the scores and I've got the results here.

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