WWE matches that were pure chaos

Chaos is sometimes the key to success (and sometimes it’s the path to something terrible), but over the years WWE There were plenty of wild, crazy and chaotic matches that fans remember for a variety of reasons.

The following fights sometimes got out of hand, were fought at a crazy pace or there was just so much going on that it was difficult to follow what was happening. While the Attitude Era was a place where chaotic matches often occurred, every era of WWE has had matches that fit such criteria.

Bad Bunny vs. Damian Priest was a chaotic celebrity match

This match stole the show at Backlash 2023

In front of loud Puerto Rican fans, music sensation Bad Bunny took on Damian Priest in a wild street fight that was extremely entertaining and a lot of fun. The fight itself was a tough fight with both men working very well together, but when interference occurred the chaos reached a whole new level.

This match featured both the LWO and Judgment Day brawls, the thunderous return of Carlito, and a cameo from Savio Vega – all of which made this match one of the most memorable of the entire year.

Randy Orton vs. John Cena was messy for all the wrong reasons

This game was an overbooked mess

Randy Orton and John Cena have fought countless times, but their most chaotic match came at SummerSlam 2009. Things started off easy enough until Orton was disqualified. Vince McMahon restarted the match until Orton was counted out. The match started again and Orton won by putting his feet on the ropes. The decision was then overturned.

Eventually, Cena had Orton locked in a submission, only for a “fan” to attack the referee, allowing Orton to win the match. This was overbooked and not in a good way.

The 1999 Royal Rumble was a complete mess

The most chaotic Rumble match ever

The plot of the 1999 Royal Rumble match revolved around Vince McMahon putting a bounty on Steve Austin and trying to get everyone in the match to eliminate him. This match was all over the arena and featured an unimaginable number of different storylines woven into the mix, making it insanely difficult to follow.

There were a lot of brawls, silly eliminations, and too many stories to keep track of.

Sting vs. Triple H was a chaotic nostalgia fest

Their WrestleMania match was bizarre

It was surreal to see Sting in a WWE ring, but he moved pretty well as he and Triple H took part in a fun No Disqualification contest. And then… pure chaos ensued.

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The D-Generation The nWo then came out to help Sting (even though he was his greatest enemy). In this brawl, Scott Hall suffered a setback, Nash sold out his team, and even Hulk Hogan took a penalty. It all ended when Shawn Michaels appeared out of nowhere to attack Sting, allowing Triple H to win the match.

The interference during Cody Rhodes vs. The Roman Reigns was crazy

This match had one of the wildest conclusions

There was a fierce fighting feeling between Cody Rhodes and Roman Reigns at WrestleMania 40 as the two fought in a great match for the Undisputed WWE Championship, making big moves and getting the crowd cheering. The final part of the match was easily one of the most chaotic thrill rides in WWE history.

Jimmy Uso, Jey Uso, Solo Sikoa, John Cena, The Rock, Seth Rollins and The Undertaker all joined in for a wild five minutes that featured pop after pop of music from all of these big stars. Rhodes took the win in one of the most satisfying moments of all time.

Sami Zayn and Johnny Knoxville had one of the most unique matches in WWE history

Arguably the funniest pro wrestling match of all time

The standard of celebrity wrestling has risen in recent years, and one of the matches that set new standards came when Johnny Knoxville brought all his Jackass energy to his bizarre, slapstick and super fun match with Sami Zayn at WrestleMania.

This match featured countless innovative and unique scenes never before seen in professional wrestling, in addition to interference from other members of the Jackass cast, making it a chaotic but extremely entertaining showcase.

Money in the Bank from WWE HQ was the most surreal match ever

This match was chaotic in every way

With no fans in attendance, WWE brought Money In The Bank to WWE Headquarters, where both men’s and women’s matches took place simultaneously and battled their way to the Titan Tower.

There were some ridiculously stupid moments, such as cameo appearances by a clown who wasn’t Doink, Brother Love, Paul Heyman, Stephanie McMahon (which was filmed at a different time but was added), Mr. McMahon, and more. There is no easy way to describe how strange and crazy this match was.

Vince McMahon vs. Shane McMahon was a soap opera in the wrestling ring

The McMahons always knew how to create chaos

The match between Vince McMahon and Shane McMahon itself had several wild moments that could argue for a spot on the list, but the real chaos came in the soap opera shenanigans between Linda McMahon and Trish Stratus.

From Vince McMahon’s mistress breaking free from him to a comatose Linda McMahon rising from a chair and kicking her husband between the legs, it was a match only a professional wrestling fan could truly understand.

TLC 2 at WrestleMana 17 was a spot fest

The Hardys, Edge & Christian & Dudley Boyz put their bodies on the line

While you could probably pick any of the wild matches between these teams during their various battles for the WWE Tag Team Championships, the Triple Threat Tables, Ladders & Chairs match at WrestleMania 17 is the most celebrated of all.

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The match had no psychology to speak of, instead opting for one wild spot after another, with countless table pushes, ladder falls, interference from both teams’ allies, and more, resulting in one of the most chaotic matches in WWE history – and one that was absolutely loved by fans.

Humanity faced off against the Undertaker in a surreal hell-in-a-cell spectacle

Violence, chaos and real danger surrounded this game

Climbing to the top of Hell In A Cell, brawling on the roof, and watching Mankind get thrown off the structure was certainly a memorable (and chaotic) way to start a match. As Mankind was wheeled out on a stretcher due to very real injuries, he fought his way back into the ring.

From Undertaker standing on top of the cell as it was blown up, to the sea of ​​officers and medics trying to help Mankind, to Mankind being thrown through the cell and STILL having a violent fight finished (where his tooth got stuck). in his nose), there is no other word to describe this game than “chaos”.