WCW Souled Out 1999

Souled Out 1999 was a professional wrestling event produced by World Championship Wrestling (WCW). The event featured a variety of matches, including title defenses and grudge matches. Notable bouts included a "I Quit" match for the WCW World Heavyweight Championship and a cruiserweight championship match. The show aimed to build upon ongoing storylines and deliver high-impact wrestling action for its fans.

WCW Souled Out 1999 is generally considered one of WCW's weaker pay-per-view events, often criticized for its booking decisions and the quality of some matches. While it had its moments, the event struggled to gain significant critical acclaim and is often overlooked in discussions of WCW's more successful shows.

• The event was marred by controversial booking and under-delivered on the hype.

• Several matches failed to meet fan expectations for a WCW pay-per-view.

• The main event, while featuring prominent stars, was not enough to salvage the overall perception of the show.

Google audience: Audience reception for WCW Souled Out 1999 was largely negative, with many viewers expressing disappointment with the match quality and overall direction of the show. Specific complaints often centered on predictable outcomes and a lack of compelling storylines leading into the event.

This event is infamous for the "I Quit" match between Bret Hart and Ric Flair, where the finish was controversially stopped by a referee, despite Flair not quitting.