Top 5 WWE Slammy Awards Needed

The Slammy Awards have always been the ultimate way to celebrate the absolute best—and wildest—moments across WWE programming.

When the red carpet rolls out, fans love looking back at the biggest surprises, shocks, and unforgettable happenings of the year.

From hilarious worst-case scenarios presented by wise men and internet viral sensations to shocking trickery and botch-filled highlights, this list breaks down five new Slammy categories that simply need to happen at the 2027 awards.

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TOP 5 SLAMMY AWARDS NEEDED
FOR WWE SLAMMY AWARDS 2027

RATED R-DUBS EXCLUSIVE

SLAMMY CATEGORY #1
Worst Case Scenario Award (Presented by Paul Heyman)
Spotlighting the most disastrously funny or chaotic plans gone wrong, perfectly introduced by master strategist Paul Heyman.
SLAMMY CATEGORY #2
Best Breaking News of the Year
Honoring the most shocking, earth-shattering breaking news headlines that completely shifted the landscape of WWE history.
SLAMMY CATEGORY #3
Best Reunion Tricks of the Year
Recognizing the most elaborate deceptions, fakeouts, and masterclass tricks pulled off during faction reunions and returns.
SLAMMY CATEGORY #4
Best Trending on Internet of the Year
Celebrating the moments, memes, and angles that completely broke social media and dominated internet feeds worldwide.
SLAMMY CATEGORY #5
Best Botches of the Year
A lighthearted look back at the most memorable mid-match slips, miscues, and hilarious botches that happened under the bright lights.

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