the most disastrous wrestling gimmicks of all time. Winners 2000: David Arquette's WCW World Heavyweight Championship reign. 2001: The Invasion. 2002: Katie Vick (Triple H/Kane feud). 2003: Al Wilson (Torrie Wilson/Dawn Marie feud). 2004: The 2004 Raw Diva Search. 2005: The Jim Ross firing storyline and colonoscopy skit. 2006: WWE's exploitation of Eddie Guerrero's name and legacy after his death (Eddiesploitation). 2007: The Vince McMahon paternity storyline and the reveal of Hornswoggle as his son. 2008: Mike Adamle's stint in WWE. 2009: The Hornswoggle/Chavo Guerrero feud. 2010: "The New Monday Night Wars". 2011: Michael Cole's antics throughout the year. 2012: Claire Lynch (AJ Styles/Christopher Daniels and Kazarian feud). 2013: Dixie Carter's heel turn. 2014 (co-winner): Vince McMahon's comments about "brass rings". 2014 (co-winner): The Bella Twins feud. 2015: The Rusev and Summer Rae/Dolph Ziggler and Lana feud. 2016: WrestleMania 32. 2017: Jinder Mahal's WWE Championship reign. 2018: WWE Crown Jewel. 2019: Seth Rollins vs. "The Fiend" Bray Wyatt at Hell in a Cell. 2020: Retribution. 2021: NXT 2.0. 2022: Ric Flair's Last Match. The 2001 award was not revealed until 2003 due to WrestleCrap's closing in 2001. Each year's Gooker Award, with the exceptions of 2001 and 2002, was determined by a poll of site visitors. The 2001 and 2002 awards were chosen by Reynolds, since he felt there was no competition those years. For the 2014 award, Reynolds declared that Vince McMahon's comments about "brass rings" and the Bella Twins feud were co-winners due to irregularities in the voting. WrestleCrap Radio (2005–2012; 2015–2021) In August 2005, WrestleCrap introduced a podcast called WrestleCrap Radio. Typically Reynolds and columnist Blade Braxton discussed their personal lives, made jokes that may or may not relate to current wrestling (or wrestling at all), and rarely discussed news items from the wrestling industry. On occasion interviews with guests from within the wrestling industry were broadcast such as their interviews with Vince Russo and Lance Storm. Induction writer Triple Kelly was the unofficial reserve host, having won a co-host contest in 2007. The regular podcasts ended with WrestleCrap Radio episode 249, released on July 13, 2012. On August 20, 2015, to coincide with the 10 year anniversary of WrestleCrap Radio, a new episode of Reynolds and Braxton's occasional RD and Blade Show podcast was instead revealed to be the surprise 250th episode of WrestleCrap Radio. Episode 251 was released ten days later on August 30, followed