Cyber Sunday is the most gimmicky WWE PPV, where fans can vote for what they want to happen throughout the night. Although it's fixed it is a nice idea, and does mean we get a few surprises and some stuff we've not seen before enerally. The show opens with a No Holds Barred match between Kane and Rey Mysterio. It's an appropriately brutal fight with a surprising and satisfying finish that really gets the crowd going from the outset. Secndly, Matt Hardy defended his ECW Championship against Evan Bourne, in arguably the best match on the card; a supremely athletic fight that's given enough time to ramp up and near enough stays there for its entire ...  Read the complete review

WWE Cyber Sunday 2008 (October 26th 2008) was the 5th annual event of its style, hosted by World Wrestling Entertainment. Previously known as Taboo Tuesday, the event changed its name to Cyber Sunday in 2006. Featuring superstars from all 3 WWE brands; RAW, Smackdown and ECW, this event displayed 8 professional wres tling matches. Live from the US Airways Center in Phoenix, Arizona, 15,000 people in attendance watched this special event. The idea of cyber Sunday is that options are given to the viewers to vote for what type of matches, opponents and stipulations they want to see in selected matches. Voting on wwe.com and through WWE mobile texts, viewers on the previous .  Read the complete review

Cyber Sunday is a unique concept from the WWE, in that the fans are allowed to vote for opponents and match types. Sometimes in the past this card dissappointed, but this was actually a pretty good show, featuring crowd favourite and high flyer Evan Bourne challenging Matt Hardy in an entertainging battle a possible prelude to Evan Bournes main event potential, and a welcome battle between Jeff Hardy and Triple H. The Santino Marella match is fun if not a little ridiculous, as Honky Tonk Man ends up challing him for the title. The Last man Standing match is surprisingly strong considering the Big Show is involved, and the main event is a fantastic ...  Read the complete review

---------------------------------------------------------- WWE Cyber Sunday 2008 DVD Review ---------------------------------------------------------- It was the night of the 26th of October of 2008 and I was awake and ready for another fantastic World Wrestling Entertainment ( WWE ) pay per view event of the year. That exiting night was the night of the annual event of Cyber Sunday. === What Is WWE and Cyber Sunday? === If you do not know already that the WWE stands for World Wrestling Entertainment, which is a sports entertainment company which deals with wrestling, you do now. In my opinion, the WWE is the most successful ...  Read the complete review

As far as WWE Pay Per Views go almost every type of event has run it's course bar the Royal Rumble, that one is still cool, but the other one that isn't completley stale yet is Cyber Sunday. Originally named Taboo Tuesday this event is basically a card that create possible matches that the crowd text in to vote who fights who, or in what type of match they face off. The 2008 installment was pretty cool, it opened with a high flying contest between Shelton Benjamin and the returning to WWE PPV R-Truth, formerly Ron Killings from TNA. IT was David v Goliath in Rey Mysterio v Kane next and although that might sound fun it had been done to death by this point and ...  Read the complete review