TRIVIA's New BIO PICs

[Guest Trivia247]

Since its in my very name that i house the VAST amount of Useless wrestling information that will never get me a job anywhere....

 

I may as well show case it...

 

so Today....

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Here is the first two Bio Pics one from Raw & Smackdown

 

AL SNOW

 

Real name: Allen Sarven

Height: 6'0"

Weight: 234 lbs.

Date of birth: July 18, 1963

Hometown: Lima, OH

Pro debut: 1982

Trained by: Jim Lancaster

Finishing move: The Snowplow

 

Biography

 

- Snow defeated Jim Lancaster for the MCW (Midwest Championship Wrestling) title on July 5, 1985, in St. Mary's, OH.

- Between November 1986 and August 1992, Snow captured six MCW/ICW United States Tag Team titles with three different partners.

- On April 16, 1989, the Motor City Hitmen (Snow and Mickey Doyle) defeated Chris Carter and Calypso Jim in Toledo, OH.

- The New Fabulous Kangaroos (Snow and Denny Kass) won a tournament to capture the MCW Midwest Tag Team title on December 29, 1993.

- As Shinobi, Snow beat Sean Casey for the GWA Junior title on January 10, 1994 in Lima, OH.

- The Kangaroos won their second MCW Midwest Tag Team title on March 5, 1994, defeating Bobby Clancy and Otis Apollo in Lima, OH.

- On May 27, 1994, Snow defeated Bruiser Bedlam (Johnny K-9) in the finals of tournament to crown a Midwest Territorial champion.

- On October 22, 1994, Shinobi captured the GWA title from Dan "The Beast" Severn.

- Snow and Unabomb (Kane) defeated the Rock 'n' Roll Express on April 7, 1995, for the Smoky Mountain Wrestling Tag Team title in Pikeville, KY.

- An excited Snow signed a WWF contract in August 1995, and then sat at home until that October. It wasn't until April of the following year that a distraught Snow finally went on the road as Leif Cassidy.

- After months of jobbing, Snow ended up with ECW.

- At Cyberslam '98, Snow defeated Tracy Smothers.

- Lance Storm's mystery partner turned out to be Snow on March 1, 1998, at the main event of "Living Dangerously." Snow used his snowplow to pin Shane Douglas, who was teamed up with Chris Candido.

- Snow challenged then ECW champion Shane Douglas at Wrestlepalooza '98 for the world title. Douglas retained the title, but the two embraced after the match.

- Snow departed ECW, and returned to the WWF.

- The team of 2 Cold Scorpio and Snow defeated Too Much at the 1998 Breakdown PPV.

- Snow downed Marc Mero on October 18, 1998, at Judgment Day.

- At the 1998 Survivor Series, Snow entered the single night tournament to crown a new WWF champion. Snow beat Jeff Jarrett in the first round, but lost to Mankind in the next.

- The J.O.B. Squad was formed, which included Snow, 2 Cold Scorpio, and Hardcore Holly.

- Snow defeated Holly for the Hardcore title at Backlash on April 25, 1999.

- Snow retained the Hardcore title by beating Hardcore Holly at Over the Edge.

- At Summerslam '99, Snow defeated The Big Bossman for the WWF Hardcore title.

- Snow defeated The Big Bossman in a "Kennel From Hell" match at the 1999 "Unforgiven."

- Mankind and Snow beat the Holly's for the WWF World Tag Team title on November 2, 1999 in Philadelphia, PA.

- Snow formed a tag team called Head Cheese with Steve Blackman.

- At the August 29, 2000 "Smackdown" taping in Fayetteville, NC, Snow defeated Perry Saturn for the European title.

- In the winter of 2001, Snow signed a new four-year contract with the WWF.

- During the spring of 2001, Snow, Tazz, Jacqueline, and Tori served as trainers for MTV's "Tough Enough."

- July 15, 2001, Snow became the new co-host of "Sunday Night Heat," replacing Tazz who had defected to ECW in the WWF vs. WCW/ECW story line.

- On March 11, 2002, Snow pinned Goldust for the WWF Hardcore title in Detroit, MI.

 

 

A-TRAIN

 

Real name: Matthew Jason Bloom

Height: 6'7"

Weight: 380 lbs.

Date of birth: November 14, 1972

From: Peabody, MA

Resides: Salisbury, MA

Pro debut: 1997

Trained by: Killer Kowalski

Finishing move: Derailer

 

 

Biography

 

- After completing his training from the legendary Killer Kowalski, Bloom competed on the independent circuit as the Mongolian.

- WWF scouts were impressed with Bloom's performance on a New England NWA show, and offered him a contract. He was assigned to Power Pro Wrestling in Memphis for development.

- Bloom, now wrestling as Baldo, defeated Lance Cade on January 2, 1999 in Memphis, TN for the Power Pro Wrestling Young Guns title.

- Baldo upset Jerry "The King" Lawler in the finals of tournament to crown the first Power Pro Wrestling champion on January 29, 1999.

- In the summer of 1999, Bloom made his WWF television debut on "Sunday Night Heat" as the bizarre Prince Albert.

- Upon entering the WWF, Albert regularly teamed with Darren "Droz" Drosdov. In October 1999, Droz suffered a career ending injury in a match with D-Lo Brown.

- Following the injury to his tag team partner, Albert joined forces with the Big Boss Man in a feud with the Big Show.

- A short time later, Albert feuded with the Big Boss Man.

- Albert returned to tag team competition, this time teaming with Test. T & A (Test & Albert) fell under the tutelage of the vivacious Trish Stratus.

- At the 2000 Backlash PPV in Washington, D.C., T&A defeated the Dudley Boyz.

- T & A defeated Al Snow and Steve Blackman at Wrestlemania 2000.

- On the June 20, 2000 "Smackdown" taping in Memphis, TN, T&A joined their manager in her ring debut, and beat the Hardy Boyz and Lita in a mixed gender match.

- To mock the Acolytes Protection Agency, T&A briefly became the T&APA.

- Albert turned on Test in a match against Too Cool on the December 28, 2000 episode of "Smackdown" in Nashville, TN. A gleeful Stephanie McMahon-Helmsley viewed Albert's brutal attack of Test, her former "fiancée."

- Albert joined forces with Justin Credible and X-Pac in the creation of a new wrestling stable dubbed X-Factor.

- At Backlash '01 in Chicago, IL, X-Factor defeated the Dudley Boyz (Bubba Ray, D-Von, and Spike) in a six-man tag team match.

- On the May 31, 2001 edition of "Smackdown," X-Factor defeated the Hardy Boyz and Eddie Guerrero.

- At the June 26, 2001 "Smackdown" television taping in New York City, Albert defeated Kane, thanks to outside interference from Diamond Dallas Page, to capture the WWF Intercontinental title.

- On the July 5, 2001 episode of "Smackdown," Albert successfully defended the Intercontinental title against the 2001 King of the Ring, Edge.

- After the break up of X-Factor, Albert found himself a new tag team partner, Scotty 2 Hotty.

- At the Vengeance PPV in San Diego, CA, Albert and Scotty 2 Hotty teamed up to defeat Edge and Christian.

- On the December 17, 2001 episode of "Raw," Albert and Scotty 2 Hotty received a WWF World Tag Team title shot. During the contest, Albert gave the Dudley Boyz' valet Stacy Keibler a much unappreciated lip lock.

- On the April 4, 2002 edition of "Smackdown," Albert turned on Scotty 2 Hotty after the duo lost a WWF World Tag Team title match against Billy and Chuck.

- In December 2002, Bloom's ring name was changed to A-Train.

- Been Teaming with Big Show since then.

[Guest claydude14]

- On the April 4, 2002 edition of "Smackdown," Albert turned on Scotty 2 Hotty after the duo lost a WWF World Tag Team title match against Billy and Chuck.

Woo. I was there, that was in Rochester NY. I remember marks around me were cheering Albert, much to my dismay, so I started screaming "Why are you cheering this man?!" and then Albert turned, and I laughed menancingly and screamed "How do you love your precious Albert now?!"

[Adam 0]

- Snow defeated The Big Bossman in a "Kennel From Hell" match at the 1999 "Unforgiven."

Ah, the good old days...

[Guest MarvinisaLunatic]

- Snow formed a tag team called Head Cheese with Steve Blackman.

 

CHESTER McCHEESERTON!!

 

sorry, midgets in cheese costumes crack me up..

[Guest Austin3164life]

Woo. I was there, that was in Rochester NY.

 

Represent, son. I'm from Rochester, NY, although I wasn't at that Smackdown. Tickets are going on sale for July 1st SD! in Rochester, and I know I'm definitely going.

[Guest Trivia247]

Two New Bio Pics

 

Booker T

 

Real name: Booker Tio Huffman

Height: 6'3"

Weight: 250 lbs.

Date of birth: March 1, 1965

From: Harlem, NY

Pro debut: 1989

Trained by: Scott Casey

Finishing move: Book End

 

Biography

 

- Huffman trained for six months to become a pro wrestler.

- Booker T debuted as G.I. Bro for Ivan Putski's Houston based indy promotion.

- Booker T and his brother Stevie Ray became a tag team in the Texas-based WWA promotion. The duo stayed in the territory for three years.

- While in Texas, Booker T feuded with Tiger Conway Jr.

- Booker T and Stevie Ray moved to the Global Wrestling Federation, and were managed by Gary Hart. The team received the name "The Ebony Experience."

- The Ebony Experience beat Stevie Dane and Gary Young for the GWF Tag Team title on July 31, 1992.

- The Ebony Experience claimed their second GWF Tag Team title in September 1992, and their third on February 26, 1993 from Bad Breed (Ian and Axl Rotten).

- Booker T and Stevie Ray made their WCW debut on July 7, 1993, teaming with Sid Vicious in a six man tag match.

- Harlem Heat captured their first WCW World Tag Team title on December 8, 1994, defeating The Patriot and Marcus Alexander Bagwell in Atlanta, GA.

- After dropping the title to the Nasty Boys, Harlem Heat regained the belts on June 24, 1995.

- Harlem Heat won the WCW Tag Team title at Fall Brawl 1995, defeating "Dirty" Dick Slater and Bunkhouse Buck.

- Their third title only lasted one day, but the duo regained the tag team title nine days later from Bagwell and Scotty Riggs.

- On the June 24, 1996 "Nitro," Harlem Heat overcome Lex Luger and Sting to capture their fifth WCW Tag Team title.

- Three days after losing the tag team title to the Steiner brothers, Harlem Heat regained the straps three nights later on July 27, 1996.

- Booker T and Stevie Ray over powered Public Enemy to capture their seventh WCW tag team title on October 1, 1996 in Canton, OH.

- When Stevie Ray went down with an injury, Booker T tried his luck in singles competition. He pinned the Disco Inferno for the WCW Television title on "Nitro," December 29, 1997.

- Rick Martel relieved Booker T of the TV title at SuperBrawl, but Booker T regained the championship on February 22, 1998.

- On June 14, 1998, David "Fit" Finlay fell victim to Booker T, as the master of the Harlem Hangover regained the Television title in Indianapolis, IN.

- Booker T beat "Big Poppa Pump" Scott Steiner for his sixth WCW Television title at Uncensored on March 14, 1999 in Louisville, KY.

- Harlem Heat defeated Bam Bam Bigelow and Kanyon for the WCW World Tag Team title at the 1999 Road Wild.

- Harlem Heat beat Barry and Kendall Windham at the 1999 Fall Brawl in Winston-Salem, NC for the WCW World Tag Team title.

- When the Filthy Animals were stripped of the WCW Tag Team belts due to an injury suffered by Rey Mysterio Jr., the title was put up in a three-way dance at the 1999 Halloween Havoc. Harlem Heat claimed their tenth WCW World Tag Team title defeating Hugh Morrus and Brian Knobs and Konnan and Kidman.

- Kidman and Booker T (with Torrie Wilson) defeated Harlem 2000 (Ray and Big T) at Uncensored 2000.

- On the May 23, 2000 "Thunder" taping, Booker T reverted back to G.I. Bro and joined the Misfits in Action.

- As G.I. Bro, Booker T defeated Shawn Stasiak at the 2000 Great American Bash in a Boot Camp match in Baltimore, MD.

- On the June 19, 2000 episode of "Nitro," Huffman removed his G.I. Bro attire and became Booker T once again.

- At the Bash at the Beach in Daytona Beach, FL, Booker T defeated Jeff Jarrett for the WCW title.

- On the July 24, 2000 edition of "Nitro," Booker T successfully defended the WCW title against Goldberg.

- At New Blood Rising in Vancouver, Booker T defeated Jarrett to retain the WCW title.

- On the September 4, 2000 episode of "Nitro," Booker T defeated his brother Stevie Ray under the orders of Vince Russo in a qualifying match for the War Games 2000 match.

- At Fall Brawl 2000, Booker T defeated Kevin Nash in a steel cage match for his second WCW title.

- After dropping the WCW title to Vince Russo, Booker T regained the strap on the October 2, 2000 edition of "Nitro," defeating Jarrett in a 49ers match.

- At Halloween Havoc, Booker T successfully defended the WCW title against Scott Steiner.

- On November 16, 2000, Booker T again successfully defended the WCW title against Steiner at the German only PPV "Millennium Final."

- In a match against Scott Steiner at Mayhem 2000, Booker T suffered an injured sternum.

- Following an extended absence from television, Booker T returned to "Nitro" on February 26, 20001 with a new hairstyle.

- Booker T, thanks to outside interference from Shane Douglas, defeated Rick Steiner for the United States title at WCW's Greed PPV in Jacksonville, FL.

- On the final "Nitro" on TNT (March 26, 2001), Booker T pinned Scott Steiner for the WCW World Heavyweight title in Panama City, FL.

- Booker T signed with the WWF after the company purchased WCW.

- Booker T made his WWF debut at the 2001 King of the Ring, slamming "Stone Cold" Steve Austin through the Spanish announcer's table.

- On July 1, 2001, Booker T pinned Buff Bagwell to retain the WCW title at a WWF house show in Spokane, WA.

- Booker T pinned Kurt Angle in the first ever interpromotional match between the WWF and WCW on the July 9, 2001 episode of "Raw" in Atlanta, GA.

- At Invasion, Team WCW/ECW (Booker T, DDP, the Dudley's, and Rhyno) defeated Team WWF (Austin, Angle, Undertaker, Kane, and Chris Jericho) in the Inaugural Brawl.

- On the July 30, 2001 edition of "Raw" in Philadelphia, PA, Booker T pinned Kurt Angle to regain the WCW title.

- At the "Smackdown" taping on September 25, 2001 in Dayton, OH, Booker T and Test defeated The Undertaker and Kane for the WCW World Tag Team title.

- At the "Smackdown" taping on October 30, 2001 in Cincinnati, OH, Booker T and Test defeated Chris Jericho and the Rock for the WWF World Tag Team title.

- Booker T was Mr. McMahon's personal guest on the December 10, 2001 edition of "Raw." Later in the show, Booker T interfered in the Jericho-Austin world title match, allowing Y2J to retain the championship.

- At the December 18, 2001 "Smackdown" taping in New Orleans, LA, Booker T defeated Austin in a first blood match.

- On the May 13, 2002 edition of "Raw," Booker T was appointed by Ric Flair as the newest member of the New World Order (nWo).

- At Unforgiven '02 in LA, CA, Booker T, Goldust, Kane, and Bubba Ray Dudley defeated the Un-Americans (Lance Storm, Christian, William Regal, and Test).

- At Armageddon '02 in Ft. Lauderdale, FL, Booker T and Goldust defeated Christian and Chris Jericho, the Dudley Boyz, and Storm and Regal in a four corners match to win the World Tag Team title.

 

Bill DeMott

 

Real name: William DeMott

Height: 6'2"

Weight: 280 lbs.

Date of birth: November 10, 1966

Hometown: Titusville, FL

Pro debut: 1990

Trained by: Johnny Rodz

Finishing move: Moonsault

 

 

Biography

 

- DeMott began training with Johnny Rodz at the end of 1989. Rodz also trained Tazz, D-Von Dudley, and Big Vito among others.

- Wrestling as Crash the Terminator, DeMott defeated Steve Strong (Steve DiSalvo) for the AWF (Americas Wrestling Federation) title on March 28, 1992 in Puerto Rico.

- Crash the Terminator and Mr. Pogo defeated the Head Hunters for the W*ng World Tag Team title in July 1992. (The team was stripped of the title when Mr. Pogo no showed a scheduled title match).

- At UWA's 18th Anniversary show on January 31, 1993 in Naucalpan, Mexico, Crash the Terminator, Eddie Watts and Goliath el Gigante beat Dos Caras, El Texano and Silver King.

- On July 11, 1993, Crash the Terminator won a sixteen man tournament to become the first W*ING World Heavyweight Champion in Yokohama, Japan.

- Crash faced Leatherface in a barbed wire baseball bat match for IWA in Japan.

- DeMott, as Crash the Terminator, defeated Pitbull #1 at ECW's Ultimate Jeopardy '94 in Valley Forge, PA.

- On June 1, 1995, Crash the Terminator won a battle royal in Reading, PA to become the first PCW (Pennsylvania Championship Wrestling) Champion.

- In September 1995, DeMott signed with World Championship Wrestling. He was contacted by then booker Kevin Sullivan after Vader was fired.

- DeMott entered WCW as Hugh Morrus.

- At SuperBrawl VI, Morrus defeated Chris Kanyon in a dark match.

- Morrus briefly teamed with Joey Maggs, and in 1996, with Scott Norton.

- In September 1996, Morrus was invited to a Japan/US All-Star Tournament in Japan. Other participants in the tournament included Ric Flair, Arn Anderson, Sting, Lex Luger and Steven Regal.

- Morrus pinned Joe Gomez in a dark match at SuperBrawl VII in San Francisco.

- He went on a WCW tour of Europe in the summer of 1997.

- Morrus joined Jimmy Hart's Dungeon of Doom.

- On September 22, 1997, Morrus became victim number one of Bill Goldberg.

- Morrus pinned La Parka with his No Laughing Matter moonsault on the February 5th, 1998 episode of "Thunder."

- At the MTV's Ultimate Video Bash on May 9, 1998, Morrus defeated Sick Boy (Scott Vick).

- Morrus beat "Mean" Mike Enos on June 21, 1998, at a WCW house show in Richmond, Virginia.

- At the Georgia Dome "Nitro" on January 4, 1999, Morrus defeated Glacier.

- Morrus defeated Psychosis on the January 28, 1999 edition of "Thunder."

- DeMott signed a three-year contract with World Championship Wrestling in March 1999.

- Morrus defeated Jerry Flynn on May 30, 1999 in Baton Rouge, LA.

- At Fall Brawl '99, Morrus and Brian Knobbs beat Dean Malenko and Shane Douglas in a "no DQ" match when Morrus pinned Malenko.

- Morrus became Captain Rection at Slamboree 2000.

- Captain Rection formed the Misfits In Action with Lash Leroux, Chavo Guerrero, Van Hammer, and Major Gunns.

- A short time later, he was promoted to General Rection.

- At Fall Brawl 2000, Hacksaw Jim Duggan turned against Rection, joining Lance Storm's Team Canada in the process.

- Rection defeated Duggan and Storm in a handicap match for the United States title in Las Vegas, NV at Halloween Havoc.

- At the German only PPV "Millennium Final," Rection and Alex Wright defeated Mark Jindrak and Sean O'Haire for the WCW World Tag Team title.

- Rection recaptured the United States title at Mayhem 2000 from Storm in Milwaukee, WI.

- Rection defeated Shane Douglas via disqualification at Starrcade 2000.

- At Superbrawl Revenge on February 18, 2001, again wrestling as Hugh Morrus, DeMott defeated The Wall.

- In March 2001, Morrus's contract was purchased by the WWF as part of the WCW sale to WWF.

- On the June 4, 2001 edition of "Raw," Morrus did a run in during an IC title match between Kane and Christian to advance the WCW Invasion angle.

- At Invasion, Morrus, Shawn Stasiak, and Kanyon defeated the Big Show, Billy Gunn, and Albert in a six man tag match.

- On March 12, 2002, Morrus and Raven defeated Lance Cade and Steve Bradley for the HWA Tag Team title in Cincinnati, OH.

- He returned to the WWE Smackdown Roster but was relegated to the midcard level

Edited May 29, 2003 by Trivia247

[thuganomics 0]

Did Bill deMott die after HWA or something?

 

I'm hoping, though I know it not to be true...

 

Why isn't he fired yet?

[Guest wrestlingbs]

Did Bill deMott die after HWA or something?

 

I'm hoping, though I know it not to be true...

 

Why isn't he fired yet?

He could be a zombie. That would explain the vacant look in his eyes.

[Guest Trivia247]

Chris Jericho

 

 

Real name: Christopher Keith Irvine

Height: 5'10"

Weight: 225 lbs.

Date of birth: November 9, 1970

Born: New York, NY

Raised: Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada

Resides: Orlando, FL

Pro debut: October 2, 1990

Trained at: Hart Brothers Pro-Wrestling Camp

Finishing move: Walls of Jericho

 

Biography

 

- Jericho formed a team with Lance Storm in Calgary called Sudden Impact.

- Sudden Impact were recognized as the first CRMW (Canadian Rocky Mountain Wrestling) North American tag team champions on October 17, 1992.

- Jericho was spotted by Mexican promoter Carlos Elizondro while wrestling in the San Francisco area. Jericho became Corazon de Leon south of the border.

- Sudden Impact defeated the Brotherhood on January 23, 1993 to reclaim the CRMW North American tag team title in Calgary.

- On January 29, 1993, Jericho pinned Beef Wellington for the CRMW International/North American title.

- In April 1993, Jericho joined the EMLL promotion in Mexico, where he worked off and on for three years.

- On July 21, 1993, Jericho teamed with El Dandy to defeat El Texano and Silver King for the WWA Tag Team title.

- After a brief stint in Germany, Jericho returned to Mexico to capture the NWA Middleweight title from Mano Negra on December 7, 1993.

- On January 14, 1994, Jericho defeated Steve Rivers for the CRMW Commonwealth Mid-Heavyweight title in Calgary.

- Jericho dropped the Canadian Mid Heavyweight title to former partner Lance Storm on February 4, 1994.

- Jericho wrestled for most of 1994 in Japan for the WAR promotion, under the alias Lion Do.

- Upon his return to the States, Jericho reformed a team with Storm. This time they would be called the Thrillseekers.

- Jericho defeated Storm on May 12, 1995 for the CRMW Commonwealth Mid-Heavyweight title.

- On June 4, 1995, Jericho, as the Lionheart, pinned Gedo to win the WAR International Junior Heavyweight title in Tokyo, Japan.

- Lionheart pinned the Ultimo Dragon at WAR's 3rd Anniversary Show to retain the International Junior title on July 7, 1995.

- Jericho joined ECW in February 1996.

- On February 23, 1996, Jericho and Gedo defeated Storm and Yuji Yasuraoka for the WAR International Junior Tag Team title.

- Jericho defeated Pit Bull #2 at "Hardcore Heaven" on June 22, 1996, to capture the ECW Television title in Philadelphia, PA.

- Jericho lost his last ECW match to Too Cold Scorpio on August 3, 1996, and departed for WCW.

- Jericho made his WCW debut by defeating Mr. J.L. (Jerry Lynn) seventeen days later.

- After several poorly officiated matches, Jericho defeated nWo referee Nick Patrick with one arm tied behind his back at "Halloween Havoc."

- Jericho defeated Syxx (X-Pac) for the WCW Cruiserweight title on June 28, 1997 in Inglewood, CA.

- On August 12, 1997, Jericho captured his second Cruiserweight title from Alex Wright.

- Jericho was inducted into the Canadian Hall of Fame on September 25, 1997.

- Jericho scored an upset on November 3, 1997, by defeating Scott Hall on "Nitro."

- After consecutive defeats on "Nitro," Jericho went ballistic, and attacked David Penzer, the ring announcer.

- Jericho defeated Rey Misterio Jr. for the Cruiserweight title at the 1998 "Souled Out." After the match, Jericho viciously crushed Rey's knee with a huge metal box.

- Now a heel, Jericho started calling his fans "Jerichaloholics." He also welcomed the fans to "Monday Night Jericho."

- Jericho faced the high flying Juventud Guerrera at "SuperBrawl VIII" in a mask v. title match. Jericho was successful, and forced "Air Juvi" to unmask.

- Dean Malenko was next up for Jericho, who he referred to as "Stinko" Malenko. Jericho defeated Malenko at the 1998 "Uncensored," which sent Dean home for a break.

- As a final dig at Malenko, Jericho claimed to be the man of 1,004 holds since Malenko is referred to by many as the man of 1,000 holds.

- Jericho starred in some hilarious clips as the "conspiracy victim," going all the way to Washington and the Library of Congress to use in his favor.

- Malenko and Jericho met again at the "Great American Bash," which saw Jericho win via disqualification. The next night on "Nitro," J.J. Dillion, head of the executive committee was forced to give Jericho his fourth Cruiserweight title.

- On the July 20, 1998 "Nitro" show, Jericho gave Malenko one final shot at the Cruiserweight title, which Jericho won via disqualification again.

- Jericho beat Stevie Ray on the August 10, 1998 "Nitro" show to win Booker T's World Television title.

- Raven became another Jericho victim at "Halloween Havoc."

- In a mockery of Goldberg, Jericho started coming to the ring with his own security. One of these "security" guys was an older man with a very large stomach. He would become Jericho's sidekick, Ralphus.

- Jericho faced Saturn at the 1999 "Souled Out" in a dress match, where the loser would have to wear a dress on future television shows. Heel referee Scott Dickinson used a fast three count and declared Jericho the winner.

- On June 30, 1999, the WWF web site reported that Jericho had signed with the World Wrestling Federation.

- Jericho made his much anticipated WWF debut on "Raw" on August 9, 1999, interrupting a promo The Rock was cutting.

- Jericho made his WWF pay-per-view debut at the 1999 Unforgiven. Y2J defeated X-Pac via disqualification.

- At Armageddon '99, Jericho defeated Chyna for the Intercontinental title in Sunrise, FL.

- Jericho defeated Chyna and Hardcore Holly in a triangle match at Royal Rumble 2000.

- Jericho won the European title in a triangle match with Kurt Angle and Chris Benoit at Wrestlemania 2000.

- Jericho defeated Benoit for the Intercontinental title on May 2, 2000 in Richmond, VA, during the "Smackdown" television taping.

- On July 30, 2000, Jericho married Jessica Lockhart in Winnipeg. Those in attendance included Billy Kidman, Cyrus, Disco Inferno, Lance Storm, Edge and Christian.

- At Unforgiven, Jericho defeated X-Pac.

- Jericho defeated X-Pac in a steel cage match at No Mercy in Albany, NY.

- On the October 29, 2000 edition of "Sunday Night HeAT," Jericho performed as Moongoose McQueen with his band Fozzie Osbourne.

- At Armageddon '00, Jericho defeated Kane in a "Last Man Standing" match.

- Jericho captured the Intercontinental title from Benoit at the 2001 Royal Rumble in a thrilling ladder match.

- At No Way Out in Las Vegas, Jericho successfully defended the IC title against X-Pac, Eddy Guerrero, and Benoit in a four corners match.

- At Wrestlemania XVII in Houston, TX, Jericho again successfully defended the IC title, this time against commissioner William Regal.

- Jericho defeated Regal at Insurrextion in London, England, in a Queen's Cup match.

- Two nights later on "Raw," Jericho beat Regal in a steel cage match in Long Island, NY.

- At Judgment Day 2001, Jericho and Benoit (who turned out to be Y2J's mystery partner) defeated Edge and Christian to win the tag team turmoil match.

- The next night on "Raw" in San Jose, CA, Jericho and Benoit defeated Steve Austin and Triple H for the WWF World Tag Team title.

- On the May 24, 2001 edition of "Smackdown," Jericho and Benoit successfully defended the WWF World Tag Team title against the Dudley Boyz, Edge and Christian, and the Hardy Boyz in a TLC match.

- At Summerslam '01, Y2J defeated Rhyno. During the contest, Jericho kissed Stephanie McMahon.

- At No Mercy in St. Louis, MO, Jericho pinned The Rock to capture the WCW title.

- The next night on "Raw" in Kansas City, MO, Y2J and The Rock defeated the Dudley Boyz for the WWF World Tag Team title.

- At the Rebellion '01 PPV in Manchester, England, Jericho downed Kurt Angle.

- Jericho defeated The Rock for the WCW title at the Vengeance PPV in San Diego, CA. Afterwards, Jericho used outside interference from Mr. McMahon and Booker T to become the undisputed world champion.

- At the 2002 Royal Rumble, Jericho successfully defended the undisputed championship against The Rock.

- At No Way Out '02, Jericho retained the Undisputed title against Austin thanks to outside interference from the New World Order - Hall, Hogan, and Nash.

- On March 1, 2002, Jericho successfully defended the Undisputed title against The Rock in Yokohama, Japan.

- On the September 16, 2002 edition of "Raw," Jericho benefited from outside interference from Triple H in capturing the Intercontinental title from Rob Van Dam in Denver, CO.

- At Unforgiven '02, Jericho defeated Ric Flair to retain the Intercontinental title.

- On the October 14, 2002 episode of "Raw" in Montreal, Jericho and Christian defeated The Hurricane and Kane to capture the WWE World Tag Team title.

- At No Mercy '02, Jericho and Christian successfully defended the WWE World Tag Team belts against Booker T and Goldust.

- At No Way Out '03, Jericho defeated Jeff Hardy.

- Currently does a Vingette called the Highlight reel

 

Billy Kidman

 

 

Real name: Peter Gruner

Height: 5'10"

Weight: 195 lbs.

Date of birth: May 11, 1974

From: Allentown, PA

Resides: Florida

Pro debut: 1994

Trained by: Wild Samoan Afa

Finishing move: Shooting Star Press

 

Biography

 

- On the independent circuit, Kidman competed under the aliases of "The Kid" and "Kid Flash."

- As Kid Flash, Kidman teamed with Ace Darling to capture the ECWA (East Coast Wrestling Association) Tag Team title in September of 1995.

- In 1996, Kidman joined World Championship Wrestling.

- Kidman became a member of Raven's flock, and developed the seven-year itch finishing maneuver.

- Kidman defeated the Disco Inferno at the 1998 Halloween Havoc in Las Vegas, NV.

- At World War III '98, Kidman pinned Juventud Guerrera to capture the WCW Cruiserweight title.

- On November 29, 1998, Kidman again defeated the Disco Inferno at the Brian Hildebrand Tribute show in Knoxville, TN.

- In December 1998, Kidman suffered a torn groin and rotator cuff injures.

- At Starrcade '98 in Washington, D.C., Kidman beat Rey Mysterio Jr. and Guerrera in a "triangle" match when he pinned Juvi.

- At Souled Out '99, Kidman beat Mysterio Jr., Guerrera, and Psychosis in a "four corners" match when he pinned Guerrera.

- Kidman successfully defended the Cruiserweight title against Chavo Guerrero Jr. at SuperBrawl IX in San Francisco, CA.

- At Uncensored '99, Kidman pinned Mikey Whipwreck.

- Mysterio Jr. and Kidman defeated Chris Benoit and Dean Malenko on March 29, 1999, for the WCW World Tag Team title on the Toronto "Nitro."

- On June 13, 1999, Mysterio Jr. and Kidman defeated Benoit and Malenko at the 4th Annual Ilio DiPaolo Memorial show in Buffalo, NY.

- Konnan, Mysterio Jr., Eddy Guerrero, and Kidman formed the Filthy Animals.

- Mysterio Jr., Kidman, and Guerrero beat Vampiro and The Insane Clown Posse at the 1999 Road Wild.

- The Filthy Animals won the six man tag rematch at Fall Brawl '99 in Winston-Salem, NC.

- On October 25, 1999, Kidman and Konnan defeated ten time WCW World Tag Team champions Harlem Heat for the title in Phoenix, AZ.

- In January 2000, Kidman, along with a handful a WCW stars, requested his release from the company when head writer Vince Russo was demoted and Kevin Sullivan was named head booker. Kidman was promised a push, and rescinded his request.

- With the demise of the Filthy Animals clique, fitness model Torrie Wilson became Kidman's personal valet. - On the April 10, 2000 episode of "Nitro," Kidman and Wilson became apart of Eric Bischoff and Russo's New Blood group.

- The Filthy Animals reunited on the May 8, 2000 edition of "Nitro." Guerrera replaced Guerrero in the reformed group.

- On the June 5, 2000 episode of "Nitro," Wilson turned against Kidman, delivering a low blow. Luckily for Kidman, he was wearing a cup.

- One week later on "Nitro," Kidman turned babyface as he officiated the Jeff Jarrett-Hulk Hogan WCW title match.

- Kidman was granted a WCW title shot against Jarrett on the June 14, 2000 edition of "Thunder," but Konnan turned against him by clobbering Kidman with the champion's guitar.

- At New Blood Rising, Storm defeated Shane Douglas in a strap match. During the match, Kidman suffered a larynx injury.

- On the October 16, 2000 edition of "Nitro," Kidman rejoined the Filthy Animals.

- At Mayhem 2000, the Filthy Animals (Kidman and Mysterio) defeated Alex Wright and Kronic in a handicap match.

- On the final "Nitro" on TNT, Kidman and Mysterio Jr. defeated Elix Skipper and Kid Romeo for the WCW Cruiserweight Tag Team title in Panama City, FL.

- Kidman signed with WWFE after the company purchased rival WCW.

- At the July 3, 2001 "Smackdown" taping in Tacoma, WA, Kidman pinned Gregory "Shane" Helms (The Hurricane) for the WCW Cruiserweight title.

- At Invasion, Kidman pinned then WWF Light Heavyweight champion, X-Pac.

- On October 9, 2001 in Moline, IL, Kidman captured the WCW Cruiserweight title from X-Pac during the "Smackdown" television taping.

- At the April 2, 2002 "Smackdown" taping in Rochester, NY, Kidman defeated Tajiri for the Cruiserweight title.

- At Survivor Series '02 in New York, NY, Kidman pinned Jamie Noble to capture the Cruiserweight title.

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Christian

 

Real name: Jay Reso

Height: 5'10"

Weight: 215 lbs.

Date of birth: November 30, 1973

From: Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Resides: Florida

Pro debut: 1995

Trained by: Ron Hutchinson &

Sweet Daddy Siki

Finishing move: Unprettier

 

Biography

 

- Reso trained at Sully's Gym in Toronto for about nine months.

- Reso made his professional debut against Zakk Wylde, a fellow trainee from Sully's Gym. The two competed to a time limit draw.

- Christian Cage (Reso) and Sexton Hardcastle (Adam Copeland/Edge) formed a tag team called High Impact and later changed to the Suicide Blondz.

- In the summer of 1997, the duo wrestled in the Maritimes for Emile Dupre's Atlantic Grand Prix promotion, and feuded with The Super Models, Rick Martel and The Jackyl (formerly Cyrus in ECW).

- In December 1997, the Suicide Blondz captured the ICW Streetfight Tag Team title.

- On July 18, 1998, Christian Cage defeated Glenn Osbourne in Newport, DE for the ECWA (East Coast Wrestling Association) title.

- Reso received a try out and signed a contract with the WWF in August 1998.

- On October 10, 1998, Christian Cage defeated Julio Sanchez for the ECWA title in Pottstown, PA. Christian held the title over a year before it was declared vacant due to his WWF commitments.

- Christian, with Gangrel in his corner, defeated TAKA Michinoku for the WWF Light Heavyweight title at the 1998 Judgment Day in Rosemont, IL.

- Edge and Christian formed the Brood with Gangrel. The Brood eventually joined the Undertaker's Ministry of Darkness.

- The Brood defeated the JOB Squad at the 1998 Rock Bottom in Vancouver when Christian defeated Scorpio.

- After Edge and Christian left the Brood, Gangrel formed the New Brood with the Hardy Boyz.

- At the U.K. only pay-per-view Rebellion, Edge and Christian defeated the Holly's and the Acolytes in a three-way dance.

- Edge and Christian defeated the Hardy Boyz at No Way Out 2000, earning them a WWF World Tag Team title shot.

- At Wrestlemania 2000 in Anaheim, CA, Edge and Christian defeated the Dudley Boyz and Hardy Boyz in a "ladder" match for the WWF World Tag Team title.

- Edge and Christian defeated X-Pac and the Road Dogg at Backlash '00.

- At the King of the Ring in Boston, MA, Edge and Christian over came Too Cool, T & A (Test and Albert), and the Hardy Boyz in a four team elimination match to regain the WWF Tag Team title.

- At Summerslam 2000, Edge and Christian successfully defended the WWF Tag Team title against the Hardy Boyz and Dudley Boyz in a thrilling TLC (Tables, Ladders, and Chairs) match.

- On the September 4, 2000 episode of "Raw," Edge and Christian defeated The Rock and The Undertaker to retain the WWF Tag Team title.

- At No Mercy in Albany, NY, Edge and Christian (under the hoods of Los Conquistadors) defeated the Hardy Boyz for the WWF Tag Team title.

- Edge and Christian captured the WWF Tag Team title at Armageddon. The Canadian duo won a four corners tag team championship match over RTC (Bull Buchanan and the Goodfather), the Road Dogg and K-Kwik, and the Dudley Boyz.

- One day after dropping the WWF Tag Team title to The Rock and The Undertaker on "Raw," Edge and Christian regained the title at the Smackdown tapings on December 19, 2000 in Charlotte, NC. Kurt Angle served as the special guest referee.

- On the March 19, 2001 episode of "Raw," Edge and Christian used outside interference from Rhyno to defeat the Hardy Boyz for the WWF Tag Team title.

- At Wrestlemania XVII in Houston, TX, Edge and Christian won TLC II over the Hardy Boyz and the Dudley Boyz for their seventh WWF World Tag Team title.

- Edge and Christian defeated Nova and Frankie Kazarian on April 25, 2001 at a UPW show in Santa Ana, CA.

- At Insurrextion in London, England, Edge and Christian won a four team elimination match over the Hardy Boyz, the Dudley Boyz, and X-Factor.

- On May 25, 2001, Christian married a German woman named Denise in the Sunshine State. Edge served as the best man.

- At Invasion, Edge and Christian defeated Lance Storm and Mike Awesome.

- On the September 3, 2001 episode of "Raw" in Toronto, Christian turned against Edge, attacking him with a chair.

- At Unforgiven '01 in Pittsburgh, PA, Christian pinned Edge for the Intercontinental title.

- On the October 15, 2001 edition of "Raw," Paul Heyman officially announced that Christian had joined the Alliance.

- At the "Smackdown" taping on October 30, 2001 in Cincinnati, OH, Christian defeated Bradshaw for the WWF European title.

- At the 2001 Survivor Series, Christian successfully defended the European title against Al Snow.

- Despite losing a match to DDP earlier on the card at Wrestlemania X-8 in Toronto, Christian came back later to knock out and cover Mighty Molly for the WWF Hardcore title.

- At Vengeance '02 in Detroit, MI, Christian and Lance Storm defeated Hulk Hogan and Edge for the WWE World Tag Team title.

- At Summerslam '02, Christian and Storm (now calling themselves the Un-Americans) defeated Booker T and Goldust to successfully defend the WWF World Tag Team title.

- On the October 14, 2002 episode of "Raw" in Montreal, Christian and Chris Jericho defeated The Hurricane and Kane to capture the WWE World Tag Team title.

- At No Mercy '02, Christian and Jericho successfully defended the WWE World Tag Team belts against Booker T and Goldust.

- Christian won a battle royal at the 2003 Judgment Day PPV in Charlotte, NC to claim the vacate Intercontinental title.

 

Brock Lesnar

 

Real Name: Brock Edward Lesnar

Height: 6'4"

Weight: 295 lbs.

Date of birth: July 12, 1977

Hometown: Webster, SD

Pro debut: 2000

Trained by: Curt Hennig & Brad Rheingans

Finishing move: F5

 

Biography

 

- In 1998, Lesnar became a NJCAA (National Junior College Athletic Association) champion at Bismarck (North Dakota) Junior College, and then transferred to the University of Minnesota.

- Lesnar captured two Big Ten championships, and in his senior year, captured the NCAA Heavyweight title.

- Lesnar accumulated an impressive 56-3 record in junior college, and a 50-2 mark at the University of Minnesota.

- Upon signing with the WWF in 2000, Lesnar was assigned to Ohio Valley Wrestling for training and development.

- On February 13, 2001, the Minnesota Stretching Crew: Shelton Benjamin and Lesnar defeated Disciples of Synn (B.J. Payne and Damian) for the OVW Tag Team title in Louisville, KY.

- Prior to the May 15, 2001 "Smackdown" taping in Louisville, the Minnesota Stretching Crew again defeated the Disciples of Synn to regain the OVW Southern Tag Team title.

- On June 27, 2001, Lesner and Brian Keck (subbing for Benjamin) beat Perry Saturn and Dean Malenko in Louisville, KY.

- In July 2001, the Minnesota Stretching Crew vacated the OVW Tag Team title due to an injury suffered by Benjamin.

- The title remained vacant until October 29, 2001. Lesnar and Benjamin defeated Prototype (John Cena) and Rico Constantino to claim their third OVW Tag Team title.

- Lesnar made his WWF television debut at the March 18, 2002 edition of "Raw." Paul Heyman arrived on the scene to be his agent.

- At the WWF brand extension draft on "Raw," Vince McMahon attempted to select Lesnar, but since the WWF chairman was out of order, Ric Flair selected him for the "Raw" brand.

- At Backlash '02 in Kansas City, MO, Lesnar defeated Jeff Hardy by default following a devastating power bomb.

- On May 1, 2002, Lesnar defeated Crash Holly in Cologne, Germany.

- Two nights later, Lesnar teamed with The Undertaker in Birmingham, England to defeat Triple H and Matt Hardy.

- At Judgment Day '02, Lesnar and Heyman defeated the Hardy Boyz.

- On the May 27, 2002 edition of "Raw" in Edmonton, Lesnar defeated former Hardcore champion Bubba Ray Dudley.

- Two weeks later on the same program, Lesnar aided Vince McMahon's quest to regain control of WWE, attacking Flair in the process. Earlier in the night, Lesnar defeated Bubba Ray Dudley in a King of the Ring qualifying match.

- Lesnar defeated Booker T to qualify for the semi finals of the 2002 King of the Ring tournament the following Monday.

- At the King of the Ring PPV in Columbus, OH, Lesnar went through Test and Rob Van Dam to become the 2002 King of the Ring. Winning the King of the Ring tournament guaranteed Lesnar a WWE title shot at Summerslam.

- On June 29, 2002, Lesnar defeated Flair at Madison Square Garden in New York, NY.

- Two nights later on "Raw," Lesnar again defeated "The Nature Boy."

- At the end of the July 22, 2002 episode of "Raw," Lesnar and Heyman left "Raw" in favor of Stephanie McMahon's "Smackdown."

- On the August 8, 2002 edition of "Smackdown," Lesnar successfully defended his Summerslam title shot against Hulk Hogan.

- At Summerslam 2002 in Nassau, NY, Lesnar defeated The Rock to capture the WWE title.

- At No Mercy '02, Lesnar successfully defended the WWE title against The Undertaker in a "Hell In the Cell" match.

- Lesnar defeated the Big Show at the 2003 Royal Rumble in Boston, MA to earn a spot in the 30 man over the top rope battle royal match. Later on the show, Lesnar eliminated the Undertaker to win the Royal Rumble battle royal.

- At Wrestlemania XIX in Seattle, WA, Lesnar defeated Kurt Angle to win the WWE title.

- At Backlash '03, Lesnar successfully defended the WWE title against John Cena.

- Lesnar retained the WWF title against the Big Show in a "stretcher" match at the 2003 Judgment Day PPV.

[Guest Trivia247]

Everyones favorite overhyped piece o Shit

 

Goldberg

 

Real name: William Scott Goldberg

Height: 6'4"

Weight: 285 lbs.

Date of birth: December 27, 1966

From: Tulsa, OK

Resides: San Diego, CA

Pro debut: March 1997

Trained at: WCW Power Plant

Finishing move: Jackhammer

 

Biography

 

- Goldberg played nose guard at the University of Georgia (1986-89), there earning All-SEC honors.

- Goldberg was drafted by the Los Angeles Rams in the 11th round of the 1990 NFL draft, and for a time, played for the hometown Atlanta Falcons, where he competed until an abdominal tear in 1994 ended his football career.

- Goldberg was drafted by the Carolina Panthers in the 1995 expansion draft.

- In 1996, Goldberg signed with World Championship Wrestling. Goldberg underwent intensive training at WCW's Power Plant with Dwayne Bruce.

- Goldberg debuted as Bill Gold on June 24, 1997, and defeated Buddy Landell.

- On September 22, 1997, little known Bill Goldberg defeated Hugh Morrus on "Nitro."

- Goldberg was scheduled to make his pay-per-view debut against Steve McMichael at the 1997 World War III, but due to an injury, Alex Wright faced "Mongo."

- At Starrcade '97, Goldberg did defeat McMichael.

- Goldberg made short work of Brad Armstrong at Superbrawl VIII.

- At the 1998 Spring Stampede, Goldberg defeated Perry Saturn.

- Goldberg defeated Raven for the United States title on April 20, 1998.

- Goldberg successfully defended the U.S. title against Konnan at the 1998 Great American Bash PPV.

- On July 6, 1998, Goldberg used a spear and jackhammer to defeat wrestling icon "Hollywood" Hulk Hogan, and capture the WCW title.

- Goldberg successfully defended the WCW title against Curt Hennig at the 1998 Bash at the Beach.

- Goldberg won a nine-man battle royal at the 1998 Road Wild pay-per-view.

- Diamond Dallas Page was Goldberg's next victim at the 1998 Halloween Havoc in Las Vegas, NV.

- Goldberg suffered his first blemish to his perfect record at the 1998 Starrcade. Kevin Nash, with outside from Scott Hall and a stun gun, defeated Goldberg for the WCW title.

- Goldberg gained revenge over Hall in a ladder/stun gun match at the 1999 Souled Out.

- Bam Bam Bigelow fell victim to Goldberg's spear and jackhammer at SuperBrawl IX.

- At the 1999 Spring Stampede, Goldberg avenged his loss to "Big Sexy" Kevin Nash.

- Goldberg won via disqualification over Sting at Slamboree '99 when Bret Hart attacked Goldberg with a steel chair. As a result, Goldberg's knee was injured.

- Goldberg defeated Rick Steiner at Road Wild '99.

- At the 1999 Halloween Havoc, Goldberg defeated Sid for the United States title.

- Goldberg defeated Sid in an "I Quit" match at the 1999 Mayhem.

- WCW champion Bret Hart and Goldberg battled to a no contest at Starrcade '99.

- After missing months of action due to an arm injury, Goldberg returned to "Nitro" on May 29, 2000 in Salt Lake City, UT. He did a run in during the Nash vs. Abbott/Steiner handicap match.

- At the Great American Bash 2000, Goldberg speared Nash and allowed Jeff Jarrett to retain the WCW title. Goldberg's heel turn was Bischoff's "Big Surprise."

- Goldberg defeated Nash in a match for control of Scott Hall's contract. During the match, Scott Steiner turned against Nash.

- On the September 25, 2000 edition of "Nitro," Goldberg defeated Scott Steiner in a caged heat match.

- At Halloween Havoc, Goldberg defeated Kronic (Brian Adams and Bryan Clark).

- Goldberg continued his winning steak at Mayhem 2000 by defeating Lex Luger.

- At Starrcade 2000, Goldberg defeated Luger in a no holds barred, no disqualification match.

- In April 2002, Goldberg and AOL Time Warner successfully negotiated a contract buy out.

- Goldberg returned to the ring for the first time in nineteen months on August 30, 2002 for All Japan Pro Wrestling. Goldberg needed only four minutes to defeat Satoshi Kojima in Nippon, Japan.

- On November 17, 2002, Goldberg defeated Rick Steiner in Yokohama, Japan at a W-1 show.

- Goldberg and Keiji Mutoh beat Kronic in Tokyo, Japan on January 19, 2003.

- In March 2003, Goldberg agreed to terms with WWE.

- On the March 31, 2003 edition of "Raw," Goldberg made his WWE television debut and speared The Rock.

- At Backlash '03, Goldberg defeated The Rock in his WWE PPV debut.

 

Chris Benoit

 

Real name: Chris Michael Benoit

Height: 5'10"

Weight: 220 lbs.

Date of birth: May 21, 1967

From: Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

Pro debut: December 1985

Trained at: Stu Hart's Dungeon & at the

New Japan Pro Wrestling Dojo

Finishing move: Crippler Crossface

 

Biography

 

- Benoit made his debut in December 1985 in Calgary. He teamed with Rich Patterson to defeat Karl Moffat and Mike Hammer.

- On March 1, 1986, Benoit teamed with Ben Bassarab to capture the Stampede International Tag Team title from Wayne Farris (Honkey Tonk Man) and Ron Starr in Regina, SK.

- Benoit and Keith Hart defeated Farris and the Cuban Assassin for the International Tag Team title on May 9, 1986.

- Benoit moved to Japan, and spent most of 1987 wrestling for the New Japan promotion.

- On January 2, 1987, Chris made his New Japan debut against Yuki Funaki.

- On March 19, 1988, Benoit pinned Gama Singh for the British Commonwealth Mid-heavyweight title in Calgary, Alberta, Canada.

- Benoit defeated Johnny Smith three times for three additional British Commonwealth titles from June 88 - July 1989.

- On October 7, 1988, Benoit and Lance Idol defeated the Cuban Commandos for the Stampede International Tag Team title.

- Benoit teamed with Biff Wellington to capture the Stampede International Tag Team title from Makhan Singh and Vokkan Singn (the late Gary Albright) on April 4, 1989.

- After the Calgary based Stampede promotion folded in December 1989, Benoit returned to New Japan, and became the masked Pegasus Kid.

- On August 19, 1990, Benoit (as the Pegasus Kid) defeated Jushin Thunder Liger for the IWGP Junior Heavyweight title in Tokyo, Japan.

- In March 1991, Benoit moved to Mexico and the Universal Wrestling Alliance.

- On March 31, 1991, Pegasus defeated Villano III for the UWA Light Heavyweight title in Naucalpan, Japan.

- On December 21, 1991, Benoit and David Taylor captured the CWA World Tag Team title from Miles Zrno and Franz Schumann in Bremen, Germany.

- At UWA's 17th Anniversary show in Naulcalpan, Mexico, Benoit successfully defended the WWF Light Heavyweight title against Villano III in three falls.

- In January 1993, Benoit signed with WCW. Due to his continued Japanese commitments, WCW used him as a jobber.

- Benoit lost a mask vs. mask match to Liger, and became the Wild Pegasus.

- On April 16, 1994, Benoit won the Super J Cup tournament in Tokyo, defeating the Black Tiger (Eddy Guerrero), Gedo, and the Great Sasuke, all in one night.

- After his short stint with the WWF, Chris wrestled on the independent circuit, and landed in ECW.

- While in ECW, "the Crippler" started teaming with Dean Malenko.

- On February 25, 1995, Benoit and Malenko beat Sabu and the Tasmaniac to win the ECW World Tag Team title.

- Together with Malenko and Shane Douglas, Benoit formed the Triple Threat.

- In the summer of 1995, Benoit received a WWF try out match against Owen Hart in Youngstown, OH, but was not offered a contract.

- In September 1995, Benoit and Malenko joined WCW.

- Benoit joined the Four Horsemen with Ric Flair, Arn Anderson, and Brian Pillman.

- Benoit feuded with Kevin Sullivan, resulting in many falls count anywhere matches.

- Benoit pinned Rad Radford on December 15, 1995 at the Stu Hart Tribute Show.

- On June 1, 1996 at the World Wrestling Peace Festival in Los Angeles, Benoit defeated Alex Wright.

- In early 1997, Benoit and Sullivan still feuded, and the feud got even more heated when Woman, Kevin's then wife, sided with Benoit.

- On April 12, 1997, Benoit pinned Sullivan at the Egg Dome in Tokyo, Japan.

- Benoit defeated Sullivan in a retirement match at the Bash at the Beach '97.

- United States champion Diamond Dallas Page offered Benoit a shot at the title on the February 5, 1998 "Thunder" show. In the end, Page retained the title.

- Benoit and Booker T had some classic matches over the next couple of months. On two occasions, Benoit actually defeated Booker T for the World Television title. Since neither match was televised, the title changes were never acknowledged.

- The two even had a best of seven series for the Television title, which Booker T won.

- "Mongo" McMichael and Benoit tried to convince Arn Anderson to reform the Four Horsemen. The group finally reunited on September 14, 1998, with the return of Ric Flair. Malenko was the newest member.

- Benoit and Malenko needed to defeat Barry Windham and Curt Hennig twice at SuperBrawl IX to win the double elimination tournament to crown new WCW tag team champions. The duo won the first match, but lost the second.

- The team finally won the tag team belts at "Uncensored," defeating Hennig and Windham in a lumberjack/strap match.

- At Spring Stampede ’99, Benoit and Malenko defeated Perry Saturn and Raven in Tacoma, Washington.

- On October 4, 1999, Benoit faced Bret Hart at the Kemper Arena in Kansas City. It was a match dedicated to the memory of Owen Hart.

- At Starrcade ’99, Benoit defeated Jeff Jarrett in a ladder match for the United States title.

- Benoit defeated Sid for the WCW title at Souled Out 2000. The next night on "Nitro," he was stripped of the gold.

- Benoit received his WCW release on January 25, 2000, per his request, and six days later, debuted on "Raw" with Malenko, Guerrero, and Saturn.

- At Wrestlemania 2000 in Anaheim, CA, Benoit defeated Kurt Angle for the Intercontinental title.

- On the May 8, 2000 edition of "Raw," Benoit defeated Chris Jericho for his second IC title in Uniondale, NY. Triple H served as the self-appointed guest referee.

- Benoit defeated Jericho in a submission match at Judgment 2000 to retain the IC title.

- At Summerslam 2000 in Raleigh, NC, Benoit beat Jericho 2-1 in a best of 3 falls match.

- A few months later, the Radicalz (Benoit, Guerrero, Saturn, and Malenko) reformed.

- At Survivor Series '00 in Tampa, FL, the Radicalz defeated Chyna, Billy Gunn, K-Kwik (K-Krush), and the Road Dogg in an elimination match. The survivors were Benoit and Saturn.

- At Armageddon, Benoit defeated Billy Gunn for the Intercontinental title.

- In early 2001, Benoit broke away from the Radicalz.

- Benoit defeated Angle in a "30-minute Ultimate Submission" match at Backlash '01 in Chicago, IL. At the end of thirty minutes, the match was tied at three submissions each. Benoit ended the tie in overtime.

- At Insurrextion in London, England, Benoit beat Angle in a best of three falls match (two falls to none).

- Despite dropping a best of 2 out of 3 falls match to Angle earlier on the show, Benoit (who turned out to be Jericho's mystery partner) and Jericho defeated Edge and Christian to win the tag team turmoil match at Judgment Day PPV.

- The next night on "Raw" in San Jose, CA, Benoit and Jericho defeated Steve Austin and Triple H for the WWF World Tag Team title.

- On the May 24, 2001 edition of "Smackdown," Benoit and Jericho successfully defended the WWF World Tag Team title against the Dudley Boyz, Edge and Christian, and the Hardy Boyz in a TLC match.

- On June 28, 2001, Benoit under went successful neck surgery in San Antonio, TX.

- On the March 25, 2002 edition of "Raw," Benoit was drafted by Vince McMahon to be apart of the WWF Smackdown! roster.

- Benoit made his return to WWE television on the May 27, 2002 episode of "Raw" in Edmonton. At the end of the show, Benoit turned heel.

- On the July 29, 2002 edition of "Raw" in Greensboro, NC, Benoit defeated Rob Van Dam to captured the Intercontinental title.

- At Unforgiven '02, Benoit defeated Kurt Angle.

- At No Mercy '02 in Little Rock, AR, Benoit and Angle defeated Edge and Rey Mysterio Jr. to capture the newly created Smackdown brand Tag Team title.

- Benoit forced Eddy Guerrero to tap out to the crossface at the 2002 Armageddon PPV.

[thuganomics 0]

Fascinating stuff, but you kind of glossed over Brock's first loss to Big Show, which was Brock's first WWE loss ever (not counting DQ's)

[Guest Trivia247]

Fascinating stuff, but you kind of glossed over Brock's first loss to Big Show, which was Brock's first WWE loss ever (not counting DQ's)

the records usually show only the wins...

 

they would gloss over the losses..