5 most unimpressive WWE Pay Per Views of the 2000s

#1 December to Dismember 2006

The first and only ECW pay per view after their return in 2006, the show struggled massively and was seen by many as the first major problem with the revamped third brand.

Advertised with just two matches, the rest of the event was filler, with the Great Khali destroying Tommy Dreamer, and Matt Striker facing Balls Mahoney.

The opener featured an impressive Tag match between the Hardyz and MNM, but fans did not take kindly to the 4 non-ECW stars opening this supposedly extreme show.

The main event saw Lashley dethrone the Big Show (two more WWE guys) to win the ECW Title in the Extreme Chamber match.

Reportedly, Heyman was forced to make changes to satisfy the WWE higher-ups, and was immediately sent home after the failure of the show, with all the changes being blamed on him for making them.

With a show featuring stars like Dreamer, Sabu, and Rob Van Dam all come up short, it's no wonder the event got consistent TNA chants.