WWF: Your House canceled the PPV (WWF: Cancelled in Your House PPV)

Before I begin to tell the story, let me introduce myself. My name is Dexter and I currently play soccer for the Coastal Carolina Chanticleers. Growing up, I was a huge professional wrestling fan and always begged my parents to let me stay up late to watch Monday Nightclub. Yes, I know the struggle is fake, but I never cared. I just want to see my fighter, Kane, chokeslam everyone from Stone Cold to Flesh.

Lately, with classes and soccer games, I've had trouble with Raw and SmackDown. Another thing is that I am so low on money that I only see two or three paychecks a year. I usually just watch my old WWF DVDs when I can.

Unless someone

Last May, I was walking across campus when I passed a wrestling store. I had thrown the same lot empty a few days ago and still had a sign on it. They must be some kind of workers, it seemed to me. Shrugging, I entered.

As soon as I walked in, I was greeted by a breeze of conditioning. Also thankfully, South Carolina isn't exactly the coldest country in the country. Seeing scans, I saw action figures, signed merchandise, and DVDs. I jumped on the DVD shelf and sat down with the contents. A couple of WrestleManias, one Jeff Hardy and the whole box in your house!

If you're not into wrestling, In Your House was a series of promotions that took place in months that the WWF didn't have a major PPV. When I was eight years old, I was able to go to the Valentine's Day Massacre from Memphis. And the seats weren't even bloody: I was four rows from the ring.

I grabbed the box, the Eddie Guerrero figure, and the Monster Energy from the vending machine and placed the loot on the counter. I expected the IYH collection to be so lucky, but no! It was only twenty five dollars. I didn't think much of it, and I skated back to my room.

When I got home, I popped the CD into my PlayStation 3. The menu came up, which had the IYH logo and a collection of shots from the events. There were four options: SELECTED EVENT, LICENSED, OPTIONS, EXTRAS. I clicked the menu fine. Nothing special, just the language, the image, the display, and all that was crap.

I don't remember much about the menu; however, I saw a promo for WrestleMania 2000. (By the way, it was released on DVD in the summer of 1999.) I decided to achieve this goal and went to the selected event. He led me to the list of PPVs in your house, all twenty-eight of them.

I checked pretty sure everything from the first IYH to Backlash was there. Part of my mind wanted me to somehow go further if there were more options.

Was.

Right there on the screen was "29. ARMAGEDDON: IN YOUR HOUSE" as the day was clear. The title itself does not seem foreign to me; The IYH events that later became annual PPVs took place as a gift. The first Armageddon happened in December 1999. But twenty-nine years? To the best of my knowledge, there have only been twenty-eight IYH programs.

I decided to choose him. I took another tent. The description said Armageddon happened on June 6, 1999 in Charleston, South Carolina. I choose the match option. There were only two games. The first was a twenty-man battle royal over the top rope, and the second was Kane vs. Mankind in Hell par.

Saving the best at last, I chose Bello Royale. Boy Gunn won if you're one of the few who cares.

After that, I chose Kane vs. Both wrestlers made their entrance, although I think Kane's music was a lot different. Perhaps the lower key. They were both in a ring around a canvas of fire that had been lit and compared.

From what I remember, the match was quite ordinary. Kane will have a few hits, people will have a few, and both will hit their finishers at some point in the game. I myself got pretty lucky. I found the WWF event lost. However, why would Mr. McMahon remove all traces of this from the history of the promotion? I was scouted.

Kane had built up a lot of momentum and caught the man in the act. Knowing what was coming next, I laughed like I was ten years old again. The Great Red Monster lifted Humanity up and threw it into the flames. The bell rang, indicating that Kane had won.

Then he began to scream.

Horrible, horrible, shrill screams that can only be described as the wailing of an inverted banshee. From the camera to people the people were spreading, and what I saw was terrible.

Now, before I explain this scene, I am quite immune to the bloody and disturbing images. I'm a dedicated /x/-phile, and I've written quite a few Creepypastas. But this... was right over everything.

Humanity was burning. Latin ending for an Inferno match, right? That's how you win. This was different. You could clearly see that his skin was melting. showing muscle and even bone in places. Her hair was singed. The lights went out in the arena, but the flames still burned strongly.

and this remained. And.

Finally, Jim Ross ran over with a fire extinguisher and a human motion. The burnt body lay motionless. Paramedics arrived and carried him from the arena. The TV went black and it brought me back to the menu list.

Now, as a wrestling insider, he knew what he read and what kayfabe was. This was the hunt. There was no way, especially in 1999, that such horrific fires could be imagined on live television. Orcus, I don't even think he can now.

I couldn't get the image of humanity out of my head. I jumped on my computer and made a thread about it on /wooo/ as much as I could. Only one knew what he was talking about. He said the man was not Mick Foley at first.

Such are the games from another unknown wrestler who died after the Inferno match. The PPV was never aired or recorded again, and Mick Foley was hired to replace the former wrestler. But Foley had always been Cactus Jack and Dude Love. A third type of man was called Foley because of the other wrestler's resemblance to Mick.

The next morning I went to the gym to ask the manager about the DVD. Surprisingly, the place was opened in memory of the day. The manager said he found the DVD on the black market and thought it was perfect.

He didn't make that comment since.

(The title was translated back and forth from English to Spanish to Mizo. The actual story was translated from English, to Spanish, to Latin.)