Guest Posted June 13, 2002 Report Posted June 13, 2002 I was at Tvtome.com and came across this interesting tidbit on the SmackDown! page: SmackDown Win Loss Records (updated 5/14/02) Top Ten Singles Wrestler W L D 1. Kurt Angle 39 20 3 2. Chris Jericho 34 31 2 3. The Rock 31 20 7 4. Rikishi Phatu 22 11 3 5. Undertaker 20 7 6 6. Test 19 19 1 7. Kane 19 25 1 8. Big Show 18 15 6 9. Triple H 18 18 2 10. Steve Blackman 17 2 0 Is this really as recent as May 14? How does Blackman get on there if he hasn't wrestled in a thousand years? Triple H is only at .500 or so? When is this starting from, the beginning of the calendar year? Any thoughts?
Guest Posted June 13, 2002 Report Posted June 13, 2002 Ahahaha, Triple H losing 18 times? That's a good one.
Guest caboose Posted June 13, 2002 Report Posted June 13, 2002 That says it all doesn't it? Jericho has done more Jobs than anyone else.
Guest converge241 Posted June 13, 2002 Report Posted June 13, 2002 blackman? wtf? i always wished they did track this even if just to acknowledge the house shows on TV. for example: JR: "RVD is coming off an impressive weekend sweep , winning all 3 matches" King: "but his opponent, Regal , has to be upset about going 1 for 2" I can understand they wouldnt want to admit they are giving away some of the big matches as warmups to ppv encounters , but they wouldnt always have to say who the opponents were (unless it fit the story). put the real results on the web page because lets face it if you have the web, you pretty much know the results anyway. tracking this would 1) give that sense of upward and downward mobility wrestler to wrestler ("so and sos 100% for June" or "hes been splitting them right down the middle and takes one step forward and one step back") 2) bring some more attention to house shows , make them matter a little bit more (yes i Know just a little thing, but anything's gotta help now when they are doing half the houses from last year)
Guest converge241 Posted June 13, 2002 Report Posted June 13, 2002 Brian has a 1.000 anglesault baiting average
Guest Brian Posted June 13, 2002 Report Posted June 13, 2002 Actually, it's .600 I actually think it's kinda of funny Angle goes over as much as he does. It's kinda the reason while angle can still stay over where other heels die, they're made to look like losers and job while Angle just looks like a loser and wins.
Guest J*ingus Posted June 13, 2002 Report Posted June 13, 2002 I doubt the list is accurate, or current. After all, Big Show, Kane, and Taker are all on the Raw roster, while this list only covers Smackdown; also, Rock has been out for months; also, where the hell are Austin, Regal, RVD, and any of the old tag teams? Furthermore, can anyone ever recall 'Taker and Big Show both having no less than six matches on Smackdown alone that ended in a draw or a no-contest? This list is bullshit.
Guest pappajacks Posted June 13, 2002 Report Posted June 13, 2002 Here are the 2002 standings: Singles Wrestler W L D Chris Jericho 5 3 0 Edge 4 3 0 Test 4 2 0 Goldust 3 1 1 Rock 3 1 1 William Regal 3 2 0 Diamond Dallas Page 3 2 1 Undertaker 3 2 1 Maven 3 3 0 Booker T 3 3 2 Jazz 2 0 0 Billy Gunn 2 0 0 Rikishi 2 0 1 Kane 2 1 0 Randy Orton 2 1 0 Rob Van Dam 2 3 0 Kurt Angle 2 3 1 Tajiri 2 7 0 Albert 1 0 0 Spike Dudley 1 0 0 Hulk Hogan 1 0 0 Lita 1 0 0 Raven 1 0 0 Reverend D-Von 1 0 0 Godfather 1 0 1 Steve Austin 1 0 1 Mark Henry 1 1 0 The Hurricane 1 1 0 Billy Kidman 1 1 0 Lance Storm 1 1 0 Al Snow 1 1 2 Big Show 1 2 0 Hardcore Holly 1 3 0 Christian 1 4 0 Triple H 1 3 1 Bradshaw 0 1 0 Bubba Ray Dudley 0 1 0 Faarooq 0 1 0 David Flair 0 1 0 Scott Hall 0 1 0 Jeff Hardy 0 1 0 Matt Hardy 0 1 0 Stacy Keibler 0 1 0 Mighty Molly 0 1 0 Kevin Nash 0 1 0 Chuck Palumbo 0 1 0 Trish Stratus 0 1 0 Tazz 0 1 0 Scotty 2 Hotty 0 2 0 Val Venis 0 2 0 Big Bossman 0 3 0 Tag Teams Team W L D Billy Gunn & Chuck Palumbo 7 0 0 Chris Jericho & Kurt Angle 2 1 2 Dudley Boyz 2 2 0 Spike Dudley & Tazz 2 2 0 Rob Van Dam & The Rock 1 0 0 Jazz & Terri 1 0 0 Steve Austin & Triple H 1 0 0 Edge & Rob Van Dam 1 1 0 Booker T & Test 1 1 0 APA 1 2 0 Triple H & The Rock 1 0 0 Maven & Triple H 1 0 0 Triple H & Kane 1 0 0 Trish Stratus & Lita 1 0 0 Vince McMahon & Kurt Angle 1 0 0 Tajiri & Chavo Guerrero Jr. 1 0 0 Albert & Kurt Angle 1 0 0 Lance Storm & Kurt Angle 1 0 0 Christian & Test 1 0 0 Rikishi & Edge 0 1 0 Rikishi & Hurricane 0 1 0 Booker t & Kurt Angle 0 1 0 Trish Stratus & Jacqueline 0 1 0 Chris Jericho & Test 0 1 0 Lance Storm & Christian 0 1 0 Kane & Big Show 0 1 0 Big Valbowski & Edge 0 1 0 Faarooq & Mark Henry 0 1 0 Maven & Al Snow 0 1 0 Tajiri & Edge 0 1 0 Ivory & Jazz 0 1 0 Hardy Boyz 0 1 0 Ric Flair & Triple H 0 1 0 Billy Kidman & Hurricane 0 1 0 Scotty 2 Hotty & Albert 0 2 0 Undertaker & Kurt Angle 0 2 0 Triple H & Hulk Hogan 0 0 1 Hulk Hogan & Edge 0 0 1 Three person teams Team W L D Dudley Boyz & William Regal 1 0 0 Dudley Boyz & Jazz 1 0 0 Hardy Boyz & Rob Van Dam 1 0 0 Rock & Kane & Hulk Hogan 1 0 0 Billy & Chuck & Rico 1 0 0 Maven & Al Snow & Kidman 1 0 0 Maven & Al Snow & Rikishi 1 1 0 Edge & Rikishi & Rob Van Dam 0 1 0 Dudley Boyz & Lance Storm 0 1 0 Hardy Boyz & Lita 0 1 0 Billy & Chuck & Albert 0 1 0 Billy & Chuck & Tajiri 0 1 0 Kevin Nash & Scott Hall & X-Pac 0 1 0
Guest Posted June 13, 2002 Report Posted June 13, 2002 Triple H 1 3 1 Bradshaw 0 1 0 Should HHH's be more like 300-3-1? And what about Bradshaw's push?
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