WrestleRamble Extra - December Poll! (Patreon)

It's that time of the month again for you to cast your vote on what PPV Oli and I will review for the December episode of WrestleRamble Extra. Last year saw six men walk into Hell in a Cell at Armageddon 2000 - but what will happen this year?

Check out the options below and cast your vote!

WCW Starrcade 1997 (suggested by Anthony Bergeron)

It was WCW's most successful PPV of all-time. The pay off to an 18-month storyline that captured the imagination of wrestling fans. But perhaps it's really known for the disaster of a main event. Oh dear. Sting takes on Hollywood Hogan for the WCW Championship, Kevin Nash no shows, and Eric Bischoff has a match with Larry Zbyszko.

WCW Starrcade 1998 (suggested by Michael Mislyan)

Who's next? Well it turns out Kevin Nash is next to challenge Bill Goldberg for the WCW Championship. But can the man who is currently booking the whole company overcome the undefeated Goldberg? What do you think? It was the beginning of the end of WCW, it's Starrcade 1998.

**This wasn't Michael Mislyan's official vote as he also suggested Starrcade 1997**

WWF Armageddon 1999 (suggested by Robert Spence)

Vince McMahon faces his future son-in-law in a No Holds Barred match, Rock N Sock Connection defend their tag titles against The New Age Outlaws, Chris Jericho takes on Chyna and Big Boss Man challenges for Big Show's WWF Championship. Wait, what?! Oh yeah, and it's also the show where The Kat takes off her top. Because Attitude Era.

WWF Rebellion 2000 (suggested by Chris Jenkins)

Across the pond - ahead of the company holding that 6-man Hell in a Cell we reviewed last year - WWF held their contractually obligated UK PPV with Kurt Angle defending the WWF Championship against Steve Austin, Rikishi and The Rock. Meanwhile, The Undertaker faces Chris Benoit and Crash Holly challenges William Regal for the European Championship.

WWF Vengance 2001 (suggsted by Jack VanFleet)

4 men, 2 Championships, ONE UNDISPUTED CHAMPION. It's the official death of WCW as their title gets combined with the WWF Championship in a one night mini tournament. Also on the show The Undertaker challenges Rob Van Dam for the Hardcore Championship - yes you read that right - and Matt and Jeff Hardy collide with Lita as the special guest referee. Such powerful drama!

WWE Armageddon 2002 (suggested by Colin MacLean)

It's Three Stages of Hell for Shawn Michaels and Triple H as HBK defends his World Heavyweight Championship. Also on the show, Kurt Angle defends the WWF Championship against Big Show (that Undisputed Champion thing really didn't last, did it?), Batista takes on Kane, and Chris Benoit and Eddie Guerrero have a match that is most likely excellent.

ECW December To Dismember (suggested by DAAAN!)

Well, it had to get nominated didn't it? Thought to be the worst PPV WWE have ever produced, the newly revamped ECW put on their one and only show with Big Show defending the ECW Championship inside the EXTREME Elimination Chamber against Rob Van Dam, Bob Holly, Test, CM Punk and Bobby Lashley. Guess who wins? Get ready for chants for refunds and TNA, it's December To Dismember.

WWE Armageddon 2006 (suggested by Lendell Brenson)

The WWE Champion and World Heavyweight Champion team up for the first time (?) to take on the formidable force of King BOOK-AH and Finaly. But really, we all know this show for THAT Joey Mercury injury. Also on the show, The Boogeyman has a match with The Miz and Undertaker takes on Ken Kennedy in a Last Ride Match. Which I'm sure is totally fair.

WWE Armageddon 2008 (suggested by Noah Enigma)

It's a triple threat match for the WWE Championship as Edge defends against both Triple H and Jeff Hardy, while John Cena defends his World Heavyweight Championship against Chris Jericho, and Batista faces Randy Orton. Also on the show is a *sigh* "Eight-Diva Santa's Little Helper Tag Team Match" featuring Kelly Kelly, Maria, Michelle McCool, Mickie James, Jillian Hall, Maryse, Natalya and Victoria. I'd imagine it has a great write up in the Observer. It was a different time, kids.

WWE TLC 2009 (suggested by Kenneth Houston)

The tag team champions Jeri-Show defend against D-Generation X in a TLC match, Batista vies for Undertaker's World Heavyweight Championship in a CHAIRS MATCH and John Cena defends the WWE Championship against newcomer Sheamus in a tables match. Randy Orton takes on Kofi Kingston (remember that push?!) and Christian defends the ECW Championship against Shelton Benjamin in a corking ladder match.

WWE TLC 2011 (suggested by Phil Stopford)

Smiley CM Punk defends his WWE Championship in a triple threat TLC match against Alberto Del Rio and The Miz, Daniel Bryan cashes in his Money in the Bank contract following a devastating CHAIRS MATCH and - I cannot believe this really happened - Triple H and Kevin Nash had a match in TWO THOUSAND ELEVEN. They had an awful match in 2003 - can it be improved with 8 extra years of wear and tear? Phil Stopford promises me it's better than I remember because Smoke and Mirrors do a run in.

PWG Mystery Vortex IV (suggested by Sean Blanford)

And finally, PWG hold their fourth annual Mystery Vortex with Zack Sabre Jr defending his PWG Championship against Marty Scurll, Adam Cole takes on Chuck Taylor, and Death By Elbow face reDRagon. Also on the card is Pete Dunne vs. Matt Sydal and a dream match if I've ever heard one between The Young Bucks and Chosen Bros of Matt Riddle and Jeff Cobb. YES PLEASE, MATE!