Whole Hogan

Henry Maga Diaz

Hulk Hamsworth

Wrestling Illustrated

Illustrated wrestling PPV posters are pretty uncommon (almost rare) nowadays.
Hence, here is a brief collection of some of the greatest PPV posters from days of long ago up until today.
Plenty of which were illustrated by one of the greatest artist/painter ever, Joe Jusko.
Which Joe Jusko?

YES! 
THAT JOE JUSKO!
Kung kaya't JUSKO po kung hindi na ito maipagpatuloy!

Halloween Havoc 1990

Royal Rumble 1991 by Joe Jusko

Royal Rumble 1992 by Joe Jusko

Beach Blast 1992

Survivor Series 1993

Yokozuna Version:

VHS Version:

The poster was edited due to Tatanka's absence from the actual match.

Royal Rumble 1994

Hockey Game Boxart 1992 by Joe Jusko

Side Panels:

Royal Rumble 1994 by Joe Jusko (for Data East)

Although not exactly PPV posters, pinball decals, and boxarts are pretty badass as well.

And on that basis, this is also a poor excuse for us to post the boxart of:

Wrestle War 1991

Summer Slam 1998

Armageddon 2000

Royal Rumble 2001

Survivor Series 2004

No Mercy 2006

Elimination Chamber 2010

Wrestling Dontaku 2015 by Nagatoshi Sakai

Vendetta 2015 by Benj Bartolome

Vendetta 2016 by Benj Bartolome

Wrestling Dontaku 2017 by Nagatoshi Sakai

(courtesy of JamieOD via Twitter: https://twitter.com/JamieOD/status/861988177866784770)
Vendetta 2018

Royal Rumble 2019 by Steven Chorney

All Out 2019 by Jonathan Bartlett

Double Or Nothing 2019 by Jonathan Bartlett

Full Gear 2019 by Jonathan Bartlett

Full Gear 2019 by Jonathan Bartlett

WWE 2K20

Behind The Scenes:

Mean Gene-O-Mania

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Crown Hogans

A rather controversial PPV hosted by an even more controversial individual.
But we can't deny the fact that Hulk Hogan is indeed synonymous to WWF/E and vice versa.
Anyone that has little to slightest clue about wrestling would usually associate him with the very sport itself.
Tis but a shame he said all those racist remarks in the not so distant past but if WWE deems him employable again then I guess there is room for forgiveness. Sure, it's not the popular opinion but hopefully it does benefit the company/ wrestling community in the long run.