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#4 Roadblock (2016)
Continuing with the Car theme, WWE elected to name their final pay per view of 2016, Roadblock.
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If that name wasn't dumb enough, WWE chose to add the even dumber tagline, "End of the line."
A top AEW star just called one of his colleagues 'spoiled' and 'narcissistic' HERE.
Quite why traffic is something to be feared and is dynamic enough of a topic to title a pay per view is bemusing, to say the least.
Perhaps, the name was designed to encourage fans to travel to the arena early to avoid any potential roadworks and fill up the arena in time for the pre-show to encourage fans at home to purchase the show.
Amazingly, WWE didn't appear to realise how terrible the event name was and used the title twice in 2016!
Who knows? A bizarre pay per view name though lent itself to a woeful wrestling event with few highlights.
Thankfully, WWE hasn't used the name since.
