It’s Tuesday, BoDers. RAW remained stagnant, but it was the
only letdown of my day. I hope you got something positive out of your day as
well.
Today’s Question:
In your opinion, who was the
best wrestler to never hold ANY championship gold in WWE/WCW/ECW?
We’ll check out your answers tomorrow. If you want to head
over to the discussion, scroll to the end of this thread or click the comments
button at the top.
Yesterday was all about Santino Marella. It looks like a lot
of BoDers don’t share the love I have for the Cobra man, but you still managed
to conjur up some excellent memories. Here were some of your favorites:
DanimalCrossing: I always got a kick out of the playing of
the fake bugle. I never understood it. I don't want it to be explained. It was
just plain old fun.
Night81: Santino and Beth winning the IC and women's
titles from Kofi and Mickie and Beth carrying Santino out on her shoulders.
Inno: Every mention of "John Chaina"
Chris B: He makes John Cena break character
thatguyJMM: My favorite was him winning the IC title
from Umaga on his debut at the height of the Crazy Vince angle
Wow: I loved when he would do a diving headbutt
and do a salute as he did it. One tag match he saw the other tag partner try to
come in and yelled "don't even think about it!" Little things like
that were awesome.
Witlon: The Honk-a-meter. How they screwed that up,
I will never know.
Ratboy: "I mean every man to hide behind a mask
is either incredibly ugly, incredibly stupid or he's the Batman. And you, Sir,
you're not the Batman!"
Jackson Smith: A deathly afraid Santino responding to Kane
screaming "Where's Punk?" in his face with "Did you try the
Pepsi machine?"
Dirty_Dave_Delaney:
There was a tag match from about a year
or two ago I think involving Santino where he goes to do the spot of jumping
towards your partner to hit the hot tag, only Santino's jump doesn't quite
reach his partner causing him to fall face down on the mat. Just a little
comedic twist on a classic spot but I do prefer that kind of in-ring comedy as
opposed to using gross out humour in wrestling (e.g. Stephanie vomiting over
Vickie Guerrero from a few weeks ago).
Crikey Mate Down
Under Aussie: Santino landing the
first hit against Laurinitus' People Power movement in the Raw after
WrestleMania 28, beating Swagger and Ziggler in what was essentially a handicap
match for his US title. He was always a great slimeball heel, but man was he a
great underdog face when booked correctly.
Michael Weyer: He and Koslov in England in full suits,
derby hats and umbrellas, talking about how he studied Benny Hill and Austin
Powers and "now know all about this culture." They do a "tea
party" in the ring with Sheamus with Santino getting great lines.
"Your anger is for two reasons. First, you were exposed to gamma rays.
Second, you were excluded from activities as a child because you are
ginger." Just hysterical how he did it.
ABeyAnce1: I tried to find the video, but I couldn't.
My favorite Santino moment has to be a year after he and Beth broke up. They
had an argument, and when she walked away, he went, "And Beth, when we
were intimate, I faked every organism."
LScisco: No question for me its the 2011 Rumble. They
should've put Santino over and had some Rocky-like vignettes for facing Edge at
WrestleMania (I've been watching the Rocky films lately so that's why I have
this idea). Would've been a cool underdog vs. big dog story. I just do a
facepalm when I think back to that match. The WWE walked into a perfect
"memorable moment" and then proceeded to ruin it. Perfect example of
how this company can't pull off stuff like that anymore because they try too
hard to think of memorable things instead of letting them happen. If Santino
had won, that'd be a Rumble finish people would be talking about for decades.
F’N Body Slams – Dan Selby:
Elimination Chamber and Rumble, hands
down. He's a talent to get people invested THAT much. He had me believing, and
i'm a 20+ year fan. That was getting some fucking heat, man.
Unquestionably, I have to agree with the last two posters.
In particular, the 2012 Elimination Chamber had me on the edge of my seat – I actually
thought that they might just do it. I had written at the time: “Santino had the
crowd in the palm of his hands. Wonderfully executed underdog story,
exceptionally enjoyable ... Very disappointing they didn't pull the trigger. The
place would have gone mental. If they can keep from over exposing Santino's
act, and just have him squash the undercard with his silly Cobra with matches
once every 2-3 weeks on TV, they can probably hold off riding this newfound
popularity wave right through to another match down the line.”
The US Title was a nice consolation prize, and truthfully
after they went with Sheamus there was nowhere for him to go in the main scene,
as both top guys were babyfaces. If I’m unapologetically giving Santino far too
much credit, it’s because I genuinely felt like his heart was into what he was
doing more than anyone. He never broke character. He could deliver straight
lines, goofy lines, whatever he needed to do. And if he was booked in a
ridiculous angle, he was going all the way. The unibrow. Santina. The Honky
Meter. As an abusive boyfriend. As a clutsy boyfriend. He ran the gamut.
I hope he enjoys retirement. And to take us out, here’s the
Dating Game. See you tomorrow.
Jake Roberts
ReplyDeleteStruggling to think of anyone else.
ReplyDeleteIs there anyone that has been around for more than a year that hasn't held any gold?
ReplyDeleteIf we're talking world titles, Razor/Scott Hall. If we're talking never held a major title at all, then Jake.
ReplyDeleteI got it! There is one and only one true answer to this... El Dandy! He is a true professional and a jam up guy and deserved some gold!
ReplyDeleteIf you don't count Andre handing him the WWF title, or the Million Dollar Belt, one has to be Ted Dibiase.
ReplyDeleteI guess a bunch of TNA guys qualify as well. Aries, Roode, Storm, Joe, Styles etc...
ReplyDeleteI take that back. He was a tag champ with IRS.
ReplyDeleteThis would have been a much better question fifteen years ago.
ReplyDeleteBailey
ReplyDeleteExtreme loophole here: AJ Styles.
ReplyDeleteJake Roberts?
ReplyDeleteWith the way the question was worded, the beginning and end of this conversation is Jake Roberts. Shocked he didn't at least manage an IC Title run. If Honky Tonk Man doesn't do his year-plus reign, Jake probably would have rated something.
ReplyDeleteIf we're talking World Championships, definitely Ted DiBiase. In a different era, or in a different organization, he definitely would have rated a world title run.
lou thez
ReplyDeleteTatanka?
ReplyDeleteBam Bam Bigelow?
ReplyDeleteecw champ
ReplyDeleteAndre was tag champ with Haku.
ReplyDeleteThink he had the TV title in ECW.
ReplyDeleteeh, i'm not sold on el dandy
ReplyDeleteJYD
ReplyDeleteI thought it meant in just one company...my bad.
ReplyDeleteI know that, I was talking about Dibiase, which I then remembered was wrong.
ReplyDeleteJake Roberts, easily.
ReplyDeleteBased off of the last question and today, why are we letting a 12 year old do QOTD?
ReplyDeleteWHO ARE YOU TO DOUBT EL DANDY?
ReplyDeletei hope you include orton's stupendous botch in your next installment. you're the 1st person i thought of when it happened
ReplyDeleteManami Toyota?
ReplyDeleteYeah, he was ECW TV and World Champ.
ReplyDeleteI haven't seen Raw yet, but I'm looking forward to it now.
ReplyDeleteHe asked "best wrestler", not "attraction that was a slug in the ring".
ReplyDeleteI don't see any problems with his questions. It might be a little generic, but it's better than some of the shit the last guy posed.
ReplyDeleteDid Funk ever hold a title? If not, then him. If he did then let's go Jake like 200 other people are going to say.
ReplyDeleteThis feels like a question for Family Feud. The top five answers are on the board. Name the best wrestler to never hold a "big 3" title.
My feelings exactly
ReplyDeleteAwesome answer.
ReplyDeleteHardcore in WCW I think.
ReplyDeleteThe way the question is worded does bias the conversation heavily toward Jake, but there's another name that we ought to consider: Koko B. Ware.
ReplyDeleteYes, I know we balk at him as a Hall of Famer (and with good reason), but he was somewhat ahead of his time as a worker, since his WWF run was really at a point where high-flyers were guys you used to pop the crowd in opening matches and didn't do much else with. If you transposed his career to a few years later, High Energy probably would have gotten a tag title run at some point, and he could have been a bigger star in a cruiserweight division had it existed at the time.
I still think Jake is the real answer - better all-around talent, occupied a higher place on the card - but Koko belongs in the conversation.
Held the ECW World Title twice
ReplyDeleteMr. Perfect. Phenomenal wrestler, phenomenal gimmick/character. Just stuck in a period, like Roberts, where there was a near un-seatable king of the mountain
ReplyDelete"some of the shit the last guy posed."
ReplyDeleteBECAUSE HE REALLY DID MAKE A POST ABOOT POOP
uh....
ReplyDeleteYou're kidding right?
ReplyDelete"Jam-up guy" needs to be a more widely used phrase to describe someone, iv always thought
ReplyDeleteFunk was NWA World Champion (the precursor to the WCW title) in 1975.
ReplyDeleteAnd the slightly less prestigious nwa world title.
ReplyDeleteI'd say Snuka, but I forgot he was ECW champion when it was Eastern still. Does that count? If not, we should consider him.
ReplyDeleteHe said any gold not just world title.
ReplyDeleteHe won gold several times... this isn't just about world championships.
ReplyDeleteHe was IC champion twice.
ReplyDeleteThis gets tough, because outside of Jake, almost every worthwhile guy was able to grab at least a secondary title at some point. I was thinking Billy Jack Haynes, but I think he had the National tag belts with Wahoo at one point. Does Kevin Von Erich count?
ReplyDeleteIt appears Jake was a NWA Six Man Champion.
ReplyDeleteSad how the titles have fallen in importance where the IC or US Title is almosy a depush.
Can't think much past Roberts. Beefcake only had a tag team run.
For the length of his career the Barbarian. ..nope he was US Tag Team Champion in WCW.
Maybe Eddie Gilbert he was champion in the NWA and Eastern Championship Wrestling.
Doink the Motherfucking Clown.
ReplyDeleteI had never seen that clip of Cena cracking. Good stuff.
ReplyDeleteHaku. Yeah he held the tag belts with Andre but I just love Haku so I'm picking him anyways.
ReplyDeleteHmmm... come to think of it, Jerry Lawler has got to be up there too. Held a ton of titles but never in the big three if I recall correctly?
ReplyDeleteClearly didnt read the question fully
ReplyDeleteBig Josh was a WCW Six Man and US Tag Team Champ
ReplyDeleteDid he and Orndorff have the NWA tag belts in the early 80's? I forget, those might have been regional belts...
ReplyDeleteThe only correct answer is El Dandy.
ReplyDeleteDoes the AWA title count?
ReplyDeleteErnest the Cat Miller.
ReplyDeleteCan't fault the reasoning.
ReplyDeleteAlso WCW Hardcore Champion.
ReplyDeleteBray Wyatt. Probably not much longer.
ReplyDeleteI was kind of being tongue-in-cheek with it due to the amount of guys that played him over the years, but fair comment.
ReplyDeleteWWE/WCW/ECW so sayeth the man, so I'll stick with Jerry as my pick.
ReplyDelete(And Doink the Clown on a technicality.)
It shouldn't.
ReplyDeleteHow can we forget #1 Paul Jones?
ReplyDelete(Okay - one last time.....)
ReplyDeleteBruiser Brody. Without question. Top 10 all-time. One of the drawbacks to Vince owning everything: 25 years after his death, probably 75% of the WWE Universe has never seen him wrestle.
Has Jerry The King Lawler held any WWE gold????????
ReplyDeleteThis is actually pretty hard if you think of guys who wrestled during the last 20 years. No title whatsoever, with the number of titles (HC, European, TV title, etc) in the mid-90's and the hot-shot title changes over the era, does not contain many good workers. It might ACTUALLY be a luchador like Hector Garza...or perhaps Super Crazy...or even La Parka. I can't really think of anyone else, perhaps someone extremely handsome, who fits the bill.
ReplyDeleteI'm still standing by Tatanka if we disproved Jake.
ReplyDeleteHard to win those titles when you are dead before two of the companies existed.
ReplyDeleteNo, no he has not. Good one.
ReplyDeletePoor Van Hammer the only thing close to a title was the Jesse Ventura Arm Wrestling Contest winner.
ReplyDeleteAJ Styles.
ReplyDeleteBrody wrestled in WWF.....late 70s. I assumed by WWE this would include the WWF.....ditto for WCW. Smartass
ReplyDeleteMaybe Bray Wyatt?
ReplyDeleteHard to believe he never even wrestled at WrestleMania until 4 years ago.....sucks major ass that THAT came against Michael Cole (and technically....he LOST!)
ReplyDeleteI already called that one further down. Good call though.
ReplyDeleteDid the person have to wrestle in WWE/ECW/WCW?
ReplyDeleteI'll go with Brody and Lawler.
Just out of curiosity, and I'm not trying to be an ass here, but what kinds of questions would you prefer? For the most part, I think Chris' questions so far have been pretty good, although there have been a few I had no real desire to comment on.
ReplyDeleteI was REALLY surprised he never had a token Hardcore title run with the way it was passed around like Lita at a frat party.
ReplyDeleteHe would have been great In the attitude era.
ReplyDeleteWow, tricky one. I discounted Hardcore Titles and chose Stevie Richards...except he was an ECW Tag Team Champion. I mean, the answer is Lawler if we aren't counting Jake, but just about everyone has held something at some point.
ReplyDeletedid he not get anything in WCW?
ReplyDeleteQOTD needs a shotgun blast in the face.
ReplyDeleteAs faked as the Moon Landing!
ReplyDeleteSince TNA isn't in the conversation, that does open up a few guys who've been there for most of this era and never really competed in WWE. With that in mind, I'd argue for Samoa Joe. Can work just about any style, great intensity, and a unique personality.
ReplyDeleteYeah, but being a good wrestler is more than just putting on 5-star matches and technical masterpieces. Sometimes, you just need a guy to get the crowd energized.
ReplyDeleteJYD was a ridiculously charismatic guy who always seemed to pop the crowd.
Although, I do believe he was a NWA/WCW six-man tag champ in 1990...
Wow, this is almost impossible...I don't know of any since I started following.
ReplyDeleteI don't have an answer TBH.
Kazuchika Okada,Nakamura Shinsuke and Hirosh Tanahashi
ReplyDeleteSeriously now,Jake Roberts.
Any big Puro guy from the 80's and 90's and current. Kobashi, Misawa, Kawada, Baba, Tsuruta, Hashimoto, Akiyama, Tanahashi, Nakamura, ......
ReplyDeleteSo, just get rid of it entirely? I may be willing to get behind this endeavor...
ReplyDeletewow, he's only had one "match" at WM? Pretty amazing considering he's been in the company for the better part of 20 years, even wrestling quite often.
ReplyDeletethis is too hard.. I thought I had one Mr. Wonderful Paul Orndorff but he was TV champ. I go with Jake the Snake too.
ReplyDeletePretty amazing that Jake never won a single title, yet is a HOFer. Not discounting his career, but when you put it in that context ...
ReplyDeleteYes. Every question has already been discussed to death here. This topic alone has been brought up at least a hundred times
ReplyDeleteWhy get rid of it? It's generated 80 comments thus far, it takes up exactly ONE spot a day, and you don't have to click to read more if you don't want to. Who gives a shit, honestly?
ReplyDeleteSomebody doesn't get Santino.
ReplyDeleteLou Thesz.
ReplyDeleteUnless you mean wrestlers who were actually part of those companies.
Would Cena kick out of the Burning Hammer?
ReplyDeleteI get Santino.
ReplyDeleteDude was over like a motherfucker.
ReplyDeleteJTG. Kept a job for that long and couldn't get anything. For shame.
ReplyDeleteIf I have to pick a guy, it's going to be one that I don't necessarily "love" then I'll go with AJ Styles.
ReplyDeleteIf you're that hard up to have your opinion heard on stuff like this, go find a shitty wrestling message board.
ReplyDeleteNo gold at all? Jake Roberts, I guess.
ReplyDeleteBam Bam held the WCW tag titles during that Triad thing, right?
ReplyDeleteRealizing now that TNA wasn't mentioned the obvious answer is Joe.
ReplyDeleteWhat title did Abdullah or the Original Sheik win? Any?
ReplyDeleteSix man title again. Fuck I hate those belts.
ReplyDeleteAlthough the question wasn't worded to call out the AWA, it's tough to count Lawler.
ReplyDeleteI guess that I'll throw Gangrel out there too.
ReplyDelete5 of them
ReplyDeleteRight.....not to mention, he's IN the Hall of Fame, and his cage match with Austin Idol in Memphis is practically the blueprint for Hell in the Cell
ReplyDeleteTJ: LMAO @ the Knicks trying to move Stoudamire and Bargnani.
ReplyDeleteJake held the WCCW Six Man Titles. He also held the NWA TV Title, but that was before Turner bought out Crockett.
ReplyDeleteIn the couple of months he was there he only had like 4 matches, if that.
ReplyDeletelate 70's maybe even.
ReplyDeleteThe Alpha Male Monty Brown. One of the few home grown talents in TNA who had really good charisma, over with the crowd, was passable in the ring and always seemed to be improving his work. So of course TNA completely dropped the ball on him by jobbing him to Jeff Jarrett and then making him do a completely nonsensical heel turn and siding with Jarrett. Then he had a cup of coffee with WWE being part of the New Breed on the new ECW before leaving for personal reasons. Such a shame as he could have been a star in WWE and worse was a star in TNA who never capitalised on it because TNA!
ReplyDeleteStoudamire's contract is insane.
ReplyDeleteI'm going to go with one of the young guys: John Cena or Randy Orton*
ReplyDelete*Full disclosure: I've only been half-watching the last 12 years. Maybe one of those two were able to sneak in a minor or Euro title run during this time. If so, the proverbial pie is on my face
The best person I managed to think of that wrestled for at least 2 of the 3 (counting the NWA as the predecessor to WCW) is Buddy Roberts. Held the NWA Six-Man - but it was the "Texas Version" which would be a regional title.
ReplyDeleteYeah, the only time I hear that phrase is amongst laborers.
ReplyDelete"My sheet rock guy got pinched last night for smackin' his old lady. You know anyone?"
"Yeah, my buddy Mick can work for ya. Real jam-up guy."
Thought I had a good non-Jake and non-TNA answer with the Barbarian but curse Dick Slater and their epic US Tag Title Reign.
ReplyDeleteECW TV and World Champ too.
ReplyDeleteAnd then hit half an AA for the win!
ReplyDeleteI vote you for blog president.
ReplyDeleteThis QOTD has become an SAT reading comprehension question with TNA missing.
ReplyDeleteI might change my answer to Bobby Roode.
If Jake's personal addictions weren't so publicized, "the greatest to never hold a title" would be his M.O. amongst the casual wrestling fan.
ReplyDeleteJTG, not JYD
ReplyDeleteI was really only counting people that worked for at least one of them, which I suppose Styles did...but, I would still think that Lawler is a better answer than anyone in TNA.
ReplyDeleteNo. TNA is bigger now than the AWA was with Lawler as champion.
ReplyDeleteThose shows were in front of crowds of like 150 to 400. I would exclude it.
ReplyDeleteIf we're desperate not to anoint Jake, Muta? TV title was under NWA. Xenophobia kept him from getting a stateside push his talent and fan reaction would have warranted
ReplyDeleteI was about to type Roddy Piper but I forgot about his Intercontinental Title reign and his tag title reign with Flair... in 2006.
ReplyDeleteAnd the TV title was silver when he held it.
ReplyDeleteSkmewhat violating the question, but Christopher Daniels is the best active wrestler to never win a world title ANYWHERE.
ReplyDeleteHm, forgot about technicalities. Abeyance? Never once saw him hold any of his championships.
ReplyDeleteGodfathers Ho.
ReplyDeleteWait no. Shit this is hard.
Either Gigolo Jimmy Del Ray or The Doctor of Desire Tom Pritchard.
ReplyDeleteMy bad.
ReplyDeleteAnd he held the US title in dubya c dubya.
ReplyDeleteDid Skip and Zip ever have the tag belts?
ReplyDeleteThe Heavenly Bodies were criminally underused by the WWF in the mid-1990s.
ReplyDeleteYeah, they won the tournament for them in the winter of 1996. Then Candido pissed off the Kliq and they dropped them to the Godwinns at MSG.
ReplyDeleteProduct of the times too though. He stays clean a few more years and he's in the ping pong championship era
ReplyDeleteWell played.
ReplyDeleteShittiest wrestler to hold the most amount of titles in the three major companies?
ReplyDeleteBig Show?
ReplyDeleteJake Roberts. Super-heel or super anti-hero face.
ReplyDeleteHas to be Jake Roberts. I know, he was so massively over, he didn't really need a belt but still amazing a star so huge in his time never got gold in any of his companies, personal demons or not.
ReplyDeleteHe was 1/2 of the TNA World Tag Team Champions....of the World with Kazarian.
ReplyDeleteOrton's too easy....Khali? What he lacks in quantity he adds in shit
ReplyDeleteJimmy Snuka could be a second banana to Jake Roberts in this question.
ReplyDeleteI think it makes Jake incredibly special to have this designation. The titles have become so devalued that *not* having them actually becomes cool and adds to his mystique. The devaluing (think ECW World Champion and Intercontinental Champion Ezekiel Jackson) just means that holding a title doesn't mean squat. Obviously there's a huge difference between Bret Hart winning the IC title from Mr. Perfect in front of his family at Madison Square Garden and Kofi Kingston winning it on some random B PPV.
The big problem is where do you fit Roberts into the title hunt? I can see him maybe beating HTM for the belt, but him going against Hogan just wasn't going to happen in the 1980s. If he hadn't jumped to WCW, the WWF could've ran Jake-Savage some more in late 1992 for the title if they didn't want to keep doing Savage-Flair.
ReplyDeleteYes he was, and it was glorious.
ReplyDeleteIt doesn't change the fact he's never won the big one in TNA, or ROH, or any other promotion with national distribution.
I can't speak for regional feds that draw 50 people.
Terry Taylor would be a good answer, too, if not for the U.S. Tag Team Titles (though he did hold the National Title in 1985, pre-WCW, and was UWF TV Champion).
ReplyDeleteGosh, I just read through the responses, and unless I missed something, I can't believe no one has gotten the right answer to this one yet.
ReplyDeleteRoberts could have been an intercontinental champion at any point. In a different time he would have been WWF champion. If Jake Roberts from 1986 teleported to 1998 he would have done half a million dollar house shows against Austin.
ReplyDeleteThe Miz. I do hope his new gimmick is that he cuts a promo about making his film and gets hit with a different finisher every week.
ReplyDeleteDepends on how you define shitty wrestler, but I would have to go with Jarrett, even though I like him myself. Good worker who had the heat of an eskimo's scrotum.
ReplyDeleteIt would be between him and DiBiase, with no other real competition.
ReplyDeletePhil Jackson is my god if he can pull either of those dumps off......
ReplyDeleteThat guy who didn't win the shoot interview vote?
ReplyDeleteHmmm Best or Favorite?? For me it'd have to be the Junkyard Dog.. he made lots of money but never got a major belt in his career.
ReplyDeleteJust joe obviously.
ReplyDeleteDid big daddy v hold any gold? Awesome wrestler.
Kamala?
ReplyDeleteEl Gigante?
ReplyDeleteJimmy Snuka was technically the first ECW champion, although he held the title when they were "Eastern Championship Wrestling." PWI still listed him as a ECW World and TV champ.
ReplyDeleteNot saying he was the best wrestler, but just where the heck was King Kong Bundy between 1988-1994?
ReplyDeleteDan Spivey, Jake Roberts, Kwang, Kamala, and The Motor City Madman.
ReplyDeleteThat's a low blow NoCash. I would expect one with a broken bank to be more sensitive to the suffering of a man with a broken heart.
ReplyDeleteGoing by the wording of the question, Lawler and Brody are pretty much the only no-brainers.
ReplyDeleteUganda be kidding me?!
ReplyDeleteWasn't he European champ at some point? I might have imagined it.
ReplyDeleteProbably Mikey Whipwreck. Dude held every title in ECW (and all but the World title MULTIPLE times).
ReplyDeleteI still can't believe how TNA (and WWE) COMPLETELY dropped the ball with this guy
ReplyDeleteYou're making a giant oversight.
ReplyDeleteAgreed. Jake, too.
ReplyDeleteWasn't he in Ed Wood during that time frame?
ReplyDeleteI've always heard conflicting stories about Bundy. Some say that he's a dick on the independent scene, and some say otherwise.
Factoid: Bundy is one of only three people to main event a Wrestlemania and never hold gold in those organizations. Other two being Mr. T and LT.
ReplyDeleteCould have had one run with the tag titles.
ReplyDeleteEven with multiple companies, this is still hard.
ReplyDeleteAnd a quickie WWF tag-team reign with Foley. So really, he meets NONE of the conditions of the question, unless we're only counting WCW post-Crockett.
ReplyDeleteI got it! Arnold Schwarzengger!
ReplyDeleteHang on...
Technically no.
Other than guys who debuted and quickly faded away, could you even find anyone from the Attitude Era to 2014 who has NOT held a title?
ReplyDeleteYeah, some of them have been either fun or hard to answer.
ReplyDeleteWorld Tag Team (according to Wikipedia for 2 days on a house show tour in England) and Hardcore.
ReplyDeleteThat was George Steele in Ed Wood. Bundy was in one of the shitty late-80's Richard Pryor movies.
ReplyDeleteYes sir...you are right. Forgot about Jake
ReplyDeleteCome on man at least call him Savio Vega.
ReplyDeleteFandango.
ReplyDeleteGangrel?
ReplyDeleteTHIS. I just knew they'd be the WWF's version of the Midnight Express.
ReplyDeleteGood answer. Unless he sneaked in a Hardcore title run, or one of those week-long tag title runs, I don't think he won any titles.
ReplyDeleteDiBiase did hold the WWF tag titles with IRS a few times.
ReplyDeleteIf he can trade Stoudamire, holy shit.
ReplyDeleteI remember they had an awesome set of double team moves too.
ReplyDelete