10 worst gimmick matches in WWE history 

#6 Hogpen match

Triple H has come a long way in the last 23 years

It may seem crazy to a modern audience, but there was a time when Triple H was not considered to be a hot commodity by the powers that be in the WWE.

So much so, in fact, that the WWE decided to book The Game, then known as Hunter Hearst Helmsley in an Arkansas Hogpen match against Henry O Goodwin at an In Your House event in December 1995.

The rules of this match were simple, the winner must throw his opponent into a hogpen positioned at the top of the entrance ramp to win. Needless to say, the gimmick never caught on.

There have been a few more examples of this match over the years, with the most notable being between Vickie Guerrero and Santino Marella in 2009.