After all these years, Sting is still trying to make sense of how Starrcade 1997 ended and what exactly went wrong with that main event of the WCW pay-per-view.

However, admittedly, sometimes WCW's content was woeful, and some PPV events were terrible, an absolute fiasco. Still, those mediocre PPVs featured at least one good or decent match.

Superbrawl was a staple PPV event in WCW from 1991 to 2001. In the main event of the first ever Superbrawl, Ric Flair successfully won the WCW and NWA Championships by defeating Tatsumi Fujinami.

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The PPV in question is SuperBrawl. Traditionally held in February, SuperBrawl was a huge event during the WCW era. It was recently reported that WWE had filed a trademark for the same name.

It's taken them a while, but WWE has gradually brought back most of WCW's biggest PPVs after Vince McMahon bought his competition in 2001. One of the only major WCW PPV names WWE still hasn't used ...

What: WCW's first PPV of 1990, featuring a last-minute main event change when Sting blew out his knee. Why: A very good show made great by two of the best WCW matches ever.

Superbrawl was a staple PPV event in WCW from 1991 to 2001. In the main event of the first ever Superbrawl, Ric Flair successfully won the WCW and NWA Championships by defeating Tatsumi Fujinami.