5 former pay-per-views WWE should bring back

#3 WWE Armageddon

#OnThisDay in 2008, Jeff Hardy def. Edge & HHH in the main event at Armageddon to win the #WWE ChampionshipGlad they finally made the decision to put the title on Jeff but the reign would only last 42 days as his brother Matt would cost him at the #RoyalRumble@JEFFHARDYBRAND pic.twitter.com/aGerzQ7cah

— The Beermat (@TheBeermat) December 14, 2020

When WWE established Armageddon in 1999, the event would naturally become the closing pay-per-view of WWE's yearly schedule. Most storylines were continuations of the Survivor Series, where rivalries would conclude before moving on to the Royal Rumble.

Armageddon always hinted at the end of a rivalry due to the show's slogan, "The End is Here." The classic pay-per-view also has its share of memorable moments. One of the show's top matches was Hell in a Cell. Also, one of the biggest memories was back in 2008 when Jeff Hardy became WWE Champion for the very first time in his career.

| FULL MATCH |@DaveBautista & @reymysterio take on @KaneWWE & @WWETheBigShow at WWE Armageddon 2005. ▶️ https://t.co/k9eZ3J3hYZCourtesy of @WWENetwork pic.twitter.com/7BgkFyyMQJ

— WWE (@WWE) December 9, 2020

Although TLC: Tables, Ladders, and Chairs replaced Armageddon in 2009, WWE can reinstate the show. Armageddon can be a good way for WWE to reduce the risk of injuries for their wrestlers by making them compete in standard matches instead of ladder matches.