5 former pay-per-views WWE should bring back

#1 WWE Judgment Day

.@reymysterio & @TherealRVD team up to battle @bullyray5150 & @TestifyDVon at WWE Judgment Day 2004: Courtesy of @peacockTV and @WWENetwork. FULL MATCH ▶️ https://t.co/UD7MmxmmQ1 pic.twitter.com/XCSRVK7cdX

— WWE (@WWE) April 15, 2021

If there is one WWE pay-per-view that can be considered underrated, it's Judgment Day.

Judgment Day used to take place in May, with half the rivalries that escalated at WrestleMania reaching a final conclusion. Every Judgment Day always had a stacked card. Whether these featured debut matches, Iron Man Match, Stretcher Match, Hell in a Cell, "I Quit Match," or even a Hair vs. Hair Match, the former spring event never failed to deliver an excellent show for the WWE Universe.

At first, Judgment Day had average buy rates after WrestleMania. But between 2006-2009, Judgment Day's buy rates made a gradual increase as the event had higher buy rates than WrestleMania's fallout pay-per-view, Backlash.

World Heavyweight Champion @EdgeRatedR defends his crown against @JEFFHARDYBRAND at WWE Judgment Day 2009: Courtesy of @peacockTV and @WWENetwork.FULL MATCH ▶️ https://t.co/ornKGnkagc pic.twitter.com/2Soh5ozjaq

— WWE (@WWE) April 13, 2021

WWE can bring back Judgment Day and make moments as memorable as The Undertaker's "American Badass" debut, Kurt Angle's head shaving, or even a gory WWE Championship Match between Eddie Guerrero and John Bradshaw Layfield. Judgment Day can be a show where the WWE Universe can see new faces from NXT making names for themselves while rivalries from WrestleMania come to a memorable end.

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