Best Three Consecutive PPVs?

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Fully Loaded - Reunion Arena; Dallas, TX 7/23/2000

- The Hardy Boyz & Lita beat T&A and Trish Stratus

- Tazz beat Al Snow

- European Title: Perry Saturn beat Eddie Guerrero to win the title

- Tag Team Title: The APA beat champs Edge & Christian by DQ

- Cage Match: Val Venis beat Rikishi

- The Undertaker beat Kurt Angle

- Last Man Standing: Triple H beat Chris Jericho

- WWF Title: The Rock beat Chris Benoit to keep the title

SummerSlam - Entertainment & Sports Complex; Raleigh, NC 8/27/2000

- Right To Censor beat Too Cool & Rikishi

- X-Pac beat Road Dogg

- Tag Team match where winner becomes Intercontinental title: Chyna wins the title in a tag match featuring Champ Val Venis & Trish Stratus vs. Eddie Guerreo & Chyna

- Jerry Lawler beat Tazz

- Hardcore Title: Steve Blackman beat Shane McMahon to win the title

- Best of 3 falls match: Chris Benoit beat Chris Jericho

- Tables, Ladders & Chairs Match for Tag Team Title: Champs Edge & Christian beat The Hardy Boyz & The Dudley Boyz

- Stink Face Match: The Kat beat Terri

- The Undertaker & Kane fought to a no contest

- WWF Title: Champ The Rock beat Triple H & Kurt Angle

 

Unforgiven - First Union Center; Philadelphia, PA 9/24/2000

- Right To Censor beat The Dudley Boyz & The APA

- Tazz beat Jerry Lawler

- 10 minute Harcore Battle Royal: Steve Blackman wins to become champ

- Chris Jericho beat X-Pac

- Cage Match for Tag Team Title: The Hardy Boyz beat Edge & Christian to become champs

- Intercontinental Title: Champ Eddie Guerreo beat Rikishi by DQ

- Triple H beat Kurt Angle

- WWF Title: Champ The Rock beat Chris Benoit, Kane, & The Undertaker

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I did a round table with the placetobe guys last night and the question came up... what are the best three consecutive PPVs a company has put out? I think Justin had it right when he brought up the following three PPVs from WCW 1992. However, if someone wants to argue for three other PPVs, I would be willing to listen.

 

 

Superbrawl II - The Mecca; Milwaukee, WI 2/29/1992

- Light Heavyweight Title: Brian Pillman beat Jushin Liger to win the title

- Marcus Alexander Bagwell beat Terry Taylor

- Ron Simmons beat Cactus Jack

- Van Hammer & Tom Zenk beat Vinnie Vegas & Ricky Morton

- Barry Windham & Dustin Rhodes beat Steve Austin & Larry Zbyzsko

- WCW Tag Team Title: Champs Bobby Eaton & Arn Anderson beat The Steiners by DQ

- US Title: Champ Rick Rude beat Ricky Steamboat

- WCW World Title: Sting beat Lex Luger to win the title

 

 

Wrestle War 1992 - Jacksonvile Coliseum; Jacksonville, FL 5/17/1992

- US Tag Team Titles: The Freebirds beat Terry Taylor & Greg Valentine to win the belts

- Johnny B Badd beat Tracey Smothers

- Scotty Flamingo beat Marcus Alexander Bagwell

- Ron Simmons beat Mr. Hughes

- The Super Invader beat Todd Champion

- Big Josh beat Ricky Morton

- Light Heavyweight Title: Champ Brian Pillman beat Tom Zenk

- WCW Tag Team Titles: Champs The Steiners beat Tatsumi Fujinami & Takayuki Iizuka

- War Games: Sting, Ricky Steamboat, Dustin Rhodes, Barry Windham & Nikita Koloff beat Steve Austin, Rick Rude, Arn Anderson, Bobby Eaton, & Larry Zbyzsko

 

 

Beach Blast 1992 - Civic Center; Mobile, AL 6/20/1992

- Light Heavyweight Title: Scotty Flamingo beat Brian Pillman to win the title

- Ron Simmons beat Terry Taylor

- Falls Count Anywhere for WCW Title: Sting beat Cactus Jack

- Greg Valentine beat Marcus Alexander Bagwell

- 30 minute Iron Man Challenge: Ricky Steamboat beat Rick Rude 4-3

- Dustin Rhodes, Nikita Koloff & Barry Windham beat Steve Austin, Bobby Eaton , & Arn Anderson by DQ

- WCW Tag Team Titles: Champs The Steiners fought Terry Gordy & Steve Williams to a draw

When I saw this thread but before I opened it up, these were the 3 that came to mind.