The Main Event has been the scene of any infamous moments happening in World CAW Wrestling, but one moment in particular happened on Feb. 16, 2010, when WCW was a camcorder fed. During the "One on One with C. Carter" segment, then-WCW Champion Lemarcus Carter called out CAW Legend Danny Jackpot. At that moment, the SMF forums criticized both WCW and Lemarcus Carter, and caused WCW to go to hiatus. When WCW returned, the first show they did was The Main Event, where another infamous incident happened. Then-WCW Champion Lemarcus Carter attacked John Cena. With Cena on the table, Lemarcus climbed on the top turnbuckle and dropped the elbow on Cena, causing Cena to go through the table. Lemarcus then gave Cena "The Money Maker."
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| - The Main Event has been the scene of any infamous moments happening in World CAW Wrestling, but one moment in particular happened on Feb. 16, 2010, when WCW was a camcorder fed. During the "One on One with C. Carter" segment, then-WCW Champion Lemarcus Carter called out CAW Legend Danny Jackpot. At that moment, the SMF forums criticized both WCW and Lemarcus Carter, and caused WCW to go to hiatus. When WCW returned, the first show they did was The Main Event, where another infamous incident happened. Then-WCW Champion Lemarcus Carter attacked John Cena. With Cena on the table, Lemarcus climbed on the top turnbuckle and dropped the elbow on Cena, causing Cena to go through the table. Lemarcus then gave Cena "The Money Maker."
- The Main Event is the highest achievement for a character in the FPL. Characters begin in the Undercards, facing other beginning characters. Once they've achieved 5 victories, they proceed to the Elimination Rounds. After 5 victories there, they go into the queue for the Main Event. There have been... hell, I dunno, A LOT of Main Event winners since the FPL came into being in 1998. Or was it '99? Main Events used to be numbered, with accompanying commentary. The first Main Event was between CBUB commentators Pat and Jay. I think.
- The Main Event was a television special produced by the World Wrestling Federation on February 5, 1988 that aired in prime time on NBC. This live broadcast remains the most watched wrestling program in television history with a 15.2 rating and 33 million viewers.
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| - The Main Event has been the scene of any infamous moments happening in World CAW Wrestling, but one moment in particular happened on Feb. 16, 2010, when WCW was a camcorder fed. During the "One on One with C. Carter" segment, then-WCW Champion Lemarcus Carter called out CAW Legend Danny Jackpot. At that moment, the SMF forums criticized both WCW and Lemarcus Carter, and caused WCW to go to hiatus. When WCW returned, the first show they did was The Main Event, where another infamous incident happened. Then-WCW Champion Lemarcus Carter attacked John Cena. With Cena on the table, Lemarcus climbed on the top turnbuckle and dropped the elbow on Cena, causing Cena to go through the table. Lemarcus then gave Cena "The Money Maker."
- The Main Event is the highest achievement for a character in the FPL. Characters begin in the Undercards, facing other beginning characters. Once they've achieved 5 victories, they proceed to the Elimination Rounds. After 5 victories there, they go into the queue for the Main Event. There have been... hell, I dunno, A LOT of Main Event winners since the FPL came into being in 1998. Or was it '99? Main Events used to be numbered, with accompanying commentary. The first Main Event was between CBUB commentators Pat and Jay. I think.
- The Main Event was a television special produced by the World Wrestling Federation on February 5, 1988 that aired in prime time on NBC. This live broadcast remains the most watched wrestling program in television history with a 15.2 rating and 33 million viewers.
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