Did You Know (9/7): Loss Streaks, D-X History, Title Reigns

Since the WWE brand extension, Matt Hardy has had the most roster moves. He was originally drafted to RAW in the first WWE draft. From there he moved on to Smackdown!, then moved back to RAW in 2004, and then got fired. He returned to the RAW brand later that year. Then returned to Smackdown! until he was drafted to ECW in the 2008 WWE draft. In 2009 he returned to Smackdown!, then got drafted to RAW. In June of 2009, he was traded back to Smackdown! to equal a total of 7 total roster moves and 8 brands he was a part of.

Big Show went 0-6 at WrestleMania before picking up a win at WrestleMania 22. He is now 1-8, which is statistically could be considered the worst WrestleMania record out of everyone who has competed.

Tito Santana holds the longest losing streak at WrestleManias with 7 straight losses.

Prior to this year, Jeff Hardy was 0-5 at WrestleMania.

Kurt Angle was the first man to win both WWE and TNA World titles. Mick Foley also had won both TNA and WWE World titles, and is the only other man to do so.

The Dudley Boyz were the first WWE Tag Team to hold both the WWE and World Tag Team Titles. They are also the only tag team to win both WWE and TNA Tag team gold.

Triple H was the first full-fledged heel character to win the WWE title at a WrestleMania.

Triple H and Shawn Michaels have never been tag-team champions as a duo. They have each held the tag-titles with other partners, however, but never as D-Generation X.

John Morrison's Intercontinental title win on SmackDown! was the first time the I-C title has changed hands on SmackDown! since June 28, 2001 when Albert won the title from Kane.

Yokozuna has the shortest WWE title reign (and World title reign in general) winning and losing the title at WrestleMania IX with a difference of around 2 minutes and 10 seconds.

Jeff Hardy has the shortest World Heavyweight title reign as he held the title for 3 minutes and 10 seconds at Extreme Rules 2009.

Rhino and Raven have appeared on the station Spike TV for 3 different promotions. During each time in the different promotions, Spike TV had a different name. In ECW, Spike TV was TNN. When WWE started off on Spike TV, they became "The New TNN". And now they are Spike TV with TNA.

There have been 5 wrestlers to win a championship in their WWE debut: Christian (Light-Heavyweight), Jerry Lynn (Light-Heavyweight), Gail Kim (Womens), Carlito (U.S.), and Santino Marella (Intercontinental).

Mr. McMahon has never won a match at WrestleMania going 0-3. Also, both matches he was a manager in, his wrestler lost (WrestleMania 2000 managing The Rock and WrestleMania 23 managing Umaga)

There are 3 men in the history of the WWE to relinquish the WWE championship due to injury: Shawn Michaels (1997), John Cena (2007), and Batista (2009). There are also two men who relinquished the World Heavyweight championship due to injury: Batista (2006) and Edge (2007).

"Stone Cold" Steve Austin holds the record for the most Royal Rumble wins.

Rob Van Dam still holds an undefeated streak at WrestleMania.

Sting and Ole Anderson are the only 2 former 4 horseman that have not worked for the WWE.

While now more than one man can claim to be a Triple Crown champion in WWE, only Bret Hart has accomplished that feat all within SummerSlam events (Tag-Titles in 1990, I-C Title in 1991 and WWE Title in 1997).

One of the band members who did DeGeneration X's theme song if Triple H's real life brother.

Triple H (and his former gal Chyna) were trained by Killer Kowalski.

Chessman wrote:

The Dudley Boyz were the first WWE Tag Team to hold both the WWE and World Tag Team Titles. They are also the only tag team to win both WWE and TNA Tag team gold.

Didn't they win the WCW tag titles durign the merger alliance thing?

CP Munk wrote:

Chessman wrote:

The Dudley Boyz were the first WWE Tag Team to hold both the WWE and World Tag Team Titles. They are also the only tag team to win both WWE and TNA Tag team gold.

Didn't they win the WCW tag titles durign the merger alliance thing?

yeah but not in the actual company. they won them in WWE. i think theyre counting the only major companies to still exist

Gail Kim's debut match always makes me cry. I thought it was awesome for her. i immediately loved her after that match.

i miss those battle royals for the titles....not just random preshow or number one tenders where we all know the outcome
cool facts

Lots of interesting info... Big Show has a horrible record, 7 loses at THE GRANDEST STAGE OF THEM ALL????

Kurt Angle the only man to win both WWE and TNA gold? Sweet! Same for Mick...


Pretty shocking that DX never held the tag championships, really shocking..

Gail Kim winning the championship was a mistake, that should have gone to Ivory who was feuding with Jazz at the time..

Ivory shoulda won i guess.
But havin a newcome to the crowd Gail win be eliminating the top heel atm VIctoria was also a good idea.
it was unplanned i believe, i think Jazz was supposed to win, by last eliminating Gail *another way to get her over* but she got injured...shows that with small 4-8 diva battle royals they plan the eliminations. cos if Jazz was accidently injured or eliminated it would passs to the second place which woulda been Gail

I would love another women's title debut title win. I love that randomness.

It is sort of shocking DX never won the tag titles but when I think about it normally they were holding singles gold and main event pictures when they returned and started together.

Didnt Jeff Lose at WM this year too? Matt won that match.

thats what i was thinking actually janine
matt has a winning streak in singles matches 2-0

janine wrote:

Didnt Jeff Lose at WM this year too? Matt won that match.

Prior to this year, Jeff Hardy was 0-5 at WrestleMania.

^Oh I missread that. lol Sorry.

Actually guys, DX had the Tag Titles five times: The New Age Outlaws had them three times as DX members and X-Pac held them with Kane twice

Kane was never a part of DX, and it doesnt really count, because they werent announced as D-Generation X: Tag Team Champions. the Outlaws were champions before they joined DX

thats true but X-Pac was still DX with Road Dogg so it has officially been counted as a DX reign and The Outlaws had them 4 distinct times when both of them were in it; they only had them once before they joined, I believe

who counted the Kane one as a DX reign?

WWE: Kane was DX's ally during the point when it was just X-Pac and Road Dogg (and RD was off in the Hardcore Division) before the inception of the McMahon-Helmsley Era

http://www.wwe.com/inside/titlehistory/worldtagteam/304454132153

http://www.wwe.com/inside/titlehistory/worldtagteam/304454132144

this doesnt say anything about it being a DX reign, it just says how they formed etc

From Wikipedia, DX's complete title history. Pretty much it's take it or leave it:

Championships and accomplishments

• World Wrestling Federation
  
  
  
  • WWF Championship (3 times)^[61]
    
    
    
    • Shawn Michaels: (–11-9-97-3-29-98)^[11]
      
    • Triple H (1-3-00-4-30-00)^[62] (May 21, 2000–June 25, 2000)^[63]
      
    
    
  • WWF European Championship (5 times)^[64]
    
    
    
    • Shawn Michaels: (September 20, 1997–December 11, 1997)^[9]
      
    • Triple H: (December 11, 1997–January 20, 1998)^[13] (March 9, 1998–July 14, 1998)^[15]
      
    • X-Pac: (September 15, 1998–September 29, 1998)^[65] (October 18, 1998–February 15, 1999)^[66]
      
    
    
  • WWF Hardcore Championship (2 times)^[67]
    
    
    
    • Road Dogg: (December 15, 1998–February 8, 1999)^[67]
      
    • Billy Gunn: (March 15, 1999–March 28, 1999)^[67]
      
    
    
  • WWF Intercontinental Championship (2 times)^[68]
    
    
    
    • Triple H: (August 30, 1998–October 9, 1998)^[69]
      
    • Road Dogg: (March 15, 1999–March 29, 1999)^[70]
      
    
    
  • WWF Tag Team Championship (12 times)^[71]
    
    
    
    • New Age Outlaws: (March 30, 1998–July 13, 1998)^[72] (August 30, 1998–December 14, 1998)^[73] (September 23, 1999–October 12, 1999)^[74] (November 8, 1999–February 27, 2000)^[75]
      
    • X-Pac (with Kane): (March 30, 1999–May 31, 1999)^[23] (August 9, 1999–August 22, 1999)^[24]
      
    
    
  • WWF Women's Championship (1 time)^[76]
    
    
    
    • Stephanie McMahon-Helmsley: (March 28, 2000–August 21, 2000)^[77]
      
  
  

lol never trust Wikipedia, anyways..like i said before..that only tells who his partner was...Kane wasnt a part of a DX reign lol

okay. the point is is that DX had the tag team titles multiple times before, just not the duo of HHH and HBK which it looks like soon that will come to an end unfortunately in their continuing quest in trying to put DX over the nWo...

LL "THE GREAT" wrote:

i think Jazz was supposed to win, by last eliminating Gail *another way to get her over* but she got injured...shows that with small 4-8 diva battle royals they plan the eliminations. cos if Jazz was accidently injured or eliminated it would passs to the second place which woulda been Gail

Umm uhh that never happened, Gail Was set to win from the Get Go, while being champion Jazz was injured, she couldn't get to physical hence why they pulled her out of the match after one superkick. So everything went as planned.

Jordan Harvey Version 1.0 wrote:

okay. the point is is that DX had the tag team titles multiple times before, just not the duo of HHH and HBK which it looks like soon that will come to an end unfortunately in their continuing quest in trying to put DX over the nWo...

I don't think you get it though, If Madison Rayne wins the Knockout Tag Team Title with Alissa Flash, Velvet wins it with Traci Brooks and Lacey Von Erich wins it with Christy Hemme, then it is true yes, all the Beautiful People members had a tag team title reign...but they never had one As the beautiful People (So. a combination of either Madison, Velvet & Lacey as a team)

KiwiKevin wrote:

Jordan Harvey Version 1.0 wrote:

okay. the point is is that DX had the tag team titles multiple times before, just not the duo of HHH and HBK which it looks like soon that will come to an end unfortunately in their continuing quest in trying to put DX over the nWo...

I don't think you get it though, If Madison Rayne wins the Knockout Tag Team Title with Alissa Flash, Velvet wins it with Traci Brooks and Lacey Von Erich wins it with Christy Hemme, then it is true yes, all the Beautiful People members had a tag team title reign...but they never had one As the beautiful People (So. a combination of either Madison, Velvet & Lacey as a team)

thats the point i was trying to make, it doesnt matter if a DX member had the title...if its not in the group...it doesnt count as a DX reign. X-Pac and Kanes reigns dont count as a DX reign, because Kane wasnt in DX. just like when Sting and the Giant won the WCW Tag Team titles...the Giant jumped to the nWo Black and White and Sting jumped to the Wolfpac, but it wasnt counted as a group reign

Okay, even if you take 'Pac and Kane out of the equasion, the Outlaws still had them FOUR TIMES as DX members. The point was DX had the Tag Team Titles in the past, just not with Triple H and Shawn. Some folks were saying they NEVER had them; they forget about back when DX was a faction not so long ago

they were saying that HHH and HBK were never tag champions lol, they even made the mistake of saying that them 2 as DX were never in a HIAC match either..which is false because they were in one back in 2006