WCW: Every SuperBrawl Event, Ranked

What is the best WCW SuperBrawl? The series ran for 11 editions, from SuperBrawl I in 1991 to SuperBrawl Revenge in 2001. There is no authoritative ranking, and the available evidence here verifies the series’ endpoints and two landmark main events—not the full cards of all 11 shows. A match-by-match ranking would therefore risk inventing distinctions. The most useful evidence-based answer is to rank the two documented anchors and identify what remains unranked.

How this ranking is judged

This is a critic’s evidence-limited ranking, not a consensus list. A full ranking would compare main-event quality and stakes, undercard strength, match variety, storyline or company-history significance, and how well each event works as a complete show. The sources establish two notable main-event examples, but do not provide enough verified card detail to apply those criteria across all 11 editions.

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The ranked SuperBrawl events with documented match anchors

1. 1. SuperBrawl I (1991)

   SuperBrawl I has the clearest documented case for the top spot among the events that can be assessed here: Ric Flair faced Tatsumi Fujinami in a match for both the NWA and WCW world titles, and Flair won. That cross-title stakes give the inaugural show a distinctive historical hook. The available event record supports the main-event result, but not a judgment about the strength of its entire card. WWE’s event record.

2. 2. SuperBrawl Revenge (2001)

   The final edition earns its place as a consequential bookend: Scott Steiner defended the WCW World Heavyweight Championship against Kevin Nash in a best-of-three-falls, loser-leaves-WCW main event. The stipulation tied the match to the company’s closing chapter, though that significance alone does not establish the quality of the whole event. WWE’s archive identifies SuperBrawl Revenge as the last SuperBrawl. WWE’s WCW pay-per-view archive.

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Why the other nine editions are not ranked here

The series comprised 11 shows, but the available event-history excerpt does not reproduce the full event-by-event list, and the verified match details do not cover the other cards. Assigning positions to those editions—or naming specific bouts as reasons for their placement—would imply a comparison that has not been established. The event-history listing records the series’ first and last editions and its 11-show span: The SmackDown Hotel’s WCW event history.

Series timeline and historical context

SuperBrawl began with SuperBrawl I on May 19, 1991, and ended with SuperBrawl Revenge on February 18, 2001. WWE’s historical retrospective dates its acquisition of WCW to 2001, placing the final event in the company’s last year; that broader corporate history does not, by itself, establish the quality of any individual card. WWE’s WCW retrospective.

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Where to look for the event records

WWE’s archive lists WCW pay-per-views, including SuperBrawl (1991) and SuperBrawl Revenge (2001), and describes access to the listed archive for subscribers. Catalogs, services, and regional availability can change, so check the current listing for your location before relying on it as a viewing option. Check WWE’s WCW pay-per-view archive.

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