10. Black Saturday

In the mid-eighties, Vince McMahon was near his fantasy of running a broadly telecast wrestling advancement, however there was one last bit of the riddle needed. On the off chance that he could get a show on Ted Turner's TBS he would have his wrestling all over the place, yet Turner rejected so McMahon rather purchased shares in Georgia Championship Wrestling from the Brisco Brothers and Jim Barnett. 

This made McMahon the larger part shareholder of GCW and, thusly, he was in charge of the TV content so on June fourteenth, 1984, Vince McMahon showed up on TBS before a flag that read "Big showdown Wrestling" to advise devotees of this change. 

He guaranteed they'd make the most of his show the same amount of as their old one, yet fanatics of the southern NWA style of wrestling were irate that their show had been supplanted via toon wrestling from New York.