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Hulk Hogan (1994 to 2001)

Once again this is NOT CANON to my main WWE rebooking.

The premise is this: in 1993, Hogan accepts a deal with Vince. He will agree to be off WWF television until the steroid trial had been finalized. In addition, he would not agree to any terms with WCW until such time (though he would be allowed to discuss with them). In return, Hogan would be paid in full all he is owed, plus a bonus, and no animosity would be held between them from what occurs during the trial.

Once the trial was completed, Hogan and Vince agreed to a new deal that would see Hogan take a step back from competing as regularly, but still earn him a decent amount of money.

SummerSlam 94: Appears after the Undertaker vs. Undertaker match to throw Ted back in the ring, leading to a Tombstone by the real Undertaker.

Survivor Series 94: Traditional Survivor Series Match - Million Dollar Team (Bam Bam, Del Ray, Bundy, Tatanka and Prichard with Cornette and DiBiase) vs. Team Guts and Glory (Hogan, The Smoking Gunns, Lex Luger, and Mabel with Oscar)

RR 95: Participated in the Rumble. Was eliminated second to last by Bret and HBK teaming together.

WM XI: Hogan and Undertaker with Bearer vs. Bundy and DiBiase - Hogan and Undertaker

IYH 1: Appears during an interview, but is attacked by the Million Dollar Corporation.

KOTR 95: KOTR Q-Final - Hogan vs. Roadie with Jarrett - Hogan

KOTR 95: KOTR Finals - Hogan vs. Undertaker with Bearer - Hogan

IYH 2: Appears after the main event to save Diesel from the Million Dollar Corporation. They then have a staredown.

SummerSlam 95: WWF Title Where the Million Dollar Corporation Are Banned from Ringside - Diesel (C) vs. Hogan - Hogan

IYH 3: WWF Title - Hogan (C) vs. Diesel - No Contest

IYH 4: WWF Title in a Steel Cage - Hogan (C) vs. Diesel - Diesel

Survivor Series 95: Traditional Survivor Series Match - The Darkside (Undertaker, Vega, Fatu, and Hogan with Bearer) vs. The Royals (Mabel, Lawler, Yankem, and Helmsley with Mo) - Darkside

IYH 5: Pennsylvania Street Fight - Hogan vs. Diesel with DiBiase - Hogan

RR 96: Returns during the Rumble, but is eliminated by Diesel.

RR 96: Appears during the main event to fight off the Million Dollar Corporation, but inadvertently costs Undertaker the title as well.

IYH 6: Appears during Steel Cage match to stop the Million Dollar Corporation along with Undertaker, but ends up accidentally blasting the door into Undertaker's face.

WM XII: Hogan vs. Undertaker - Undertaker

IYH 7: Hogan vs. The 1-2-3 Kid with DiBiase - Hogan

IYH 8: 1 on 3 Handicap Match Where if DiBiase Loses, He Will Leave the WWF and the Milion Dollar Corporation Will Be Disbanded - Hogan vs. 1-2-3 Kid, Austin, and DiBiase - Hogan

Shawn Michaels, Hogan, and Vince have a big blow up backstage. Shawn makes it him or Hogan, and despite his best judgement, Vince sticks by Hogan. HBK leaves the WWF on awful terms. Helmsley is left in the WWF, and despite initially facing some punishment from Vince due to the Curtain Call, is quickly reneged and given a push again.

KOTR 96: Vacant WWF Title - Hogan vs. Bulldog with Diana and Cornette - Hogan

IYH 9: WWF Title - Hogan (C) vs. Vader - Hogan by DQ

SummerSlam 96: WWF Title - Hogan (C) vs. Warrior - Hogan

IYH 10: Hogan, Sid, and Vader vs. Undertaker, Goldust, and Mankind with Bearer - Hogan, Sid, and Vader

IYH 11: WWF Tag Titles - Owen and Bulldog (C) with Mason vs. Sid and Vader with Hogan and Cornette - Sid and Vader

Survivor Series 96: WWF Title and WWF Tag Titles, Winners Take All - Hogan (WWF C), Sid, and Vader (WWF TT C) with Cornette vs. Undertaker, Owen, and Bulldog with Mason - Hogan, Sid, and Vader

IYH: 12: WWF Title - Hogan (C) vs. Mankind - Hogan

RR 97: WWF Title - Hogan (C) vs. Jake Roberts - Hogan

IYH FF: 6-Man Tag Team Street Fight - Hogan, Vader, and Sid vs. Undertaker, Austin, and Bret - Undertaker, Austin, and Bret

WM 13: WWF Title - Hogan (C) vs. Undertaker - Undertaker

Hogan takes a bit of a break.

SummerSlam 97: WWF Title with Hogan as Special Ref - Undertaker (C) vs. Hart - Hart

GZ: IYH: Hogan vs. Undertaker - No Contest

ONO: WWF Euro Title - Bulldog (C) vs. Hogan - Bulldog

BB: IYH: Hell in a Cell - Hogan vs. Undertaker - Hogan

Survivor Series 97: WWF Title - Bret (C) vs. Hogan - Hogan

Due to the Montreal Screwjob, Hogan elects to take some time off from the WWF and get heat off himself, who legitimately had nothing to do with it. In doing so he forfeits over the WWF Title.

Once Bret joins WCW officially, Shawn isn't too far behind in leaving. He rejoins the WWF in January, almost immediately winning the WWF Title against Undertaker in a Casket Match (that also injures his back, in a sad twist of fate). During Hogan's absence, DX forms by HHH, is taken over by HBK, and then again by HHH post-WM.

Hogan and Vince go over the former's contract as well, reevaluating his worth and agreeing on a new deal that sees him working part-time for the bigger shows and wrestling on any other show on an "as is" basis.

SummerSlam 98: Appears after Austin vs. Undertaker, staking his claim for Austin's title.

Breakdown: IYH: WWF Title in a Triple Threat Where Undertaker and Kane Must Pin Austin to Win the Title and Hogan is the Special Ref - Austin (C) vs. Undertaker vs. Kane - Draw via Undertaker and Kane

JD: IYH: Vacant WWF Title in a Triple Threat with Austin as Special Ref - Hogan vs. Kane vs. Undertaker - No Contest

RAW after JD: Confronts Vince and quits the WWF on the spot.

Survivor Series 98: Appears during the main event to appear to whack Rock with a chair before turning around and smashing Mankind with it. Instead of ringing the bell yet, Rock attacks the ref. When he locks Mankind in a Sharpshooter, Vince calls for it. (He later explains the "blood of Hulkamania runs through the Corporation")

CC: Appears in the main event to replace Brisco as special ref, but is taken out by the other four.

RB: IYH: If Hogan Wins, Kane is Sent to the Asylum. If Kane Wins, Hogan is Forced to be His Disciple - Hogan vs. Kane - Hogan

RR 99: Hogan wins the Rumble Match.

SVDM: IYH: 1 on 2 Handicap Steel Cage for Hogan's WM Opportunity - Austin vs. Hogan and Vince - Austin

WM XV: 1 on 2 Handicap Hardcore Match. The Person Who Gets the Pin is the Special Ref in the Main Event - Mankind vs. Show and Hogan - Show and Hogan

WM XV: WWF Title in a No DQ Match Where the Corporation Are Banned from Ringside and Hogan is the Special Ref - Rock (C) vs. Austin - Austin

Hogan takes a bit of time off.

KOTR 99: Returns to cost Austin his match against Vince and Shane.

FL 99: #1 Cont. of the WWF Title in a Hardcore Match - Mankind vs. Hogan - Hogan

FL 99: Appears during the main event to attempt to help Undertaker, but is unsuccessful.

SummerSlam 99: WWF Title - Austin (C) vs. Hogan - Austin

Unforgiven 99: Vacant WWF Title in a 6-Pack Challenge with Austin as the Special Enforcer - Rock vs. Mankind vs. Kane vs. HHH vs. Show vs. Hogan - HHH

Rebellion 99: Last Man Standing - Hogan vs. Mankind - Mankind

NM 99: Steel Cage - Hogan vs. Mankind - Hogan

Survivor Series 99: Fatal 4-Way for the WWF Title - HHH (C) vs. Rock vs. Hogan vs. Show - Show

Armageddon 99: WWF Title - Show (C) vs. Hogan - Show

RR 00: Participated in the Rumble but was eliminated by Show.

NWO 00: Winner is Off WrestleMania - Guerrero vs. Hogan - Guerrero

WM 2000: Appears during the Radicalz match to cost them. Appears later during the main event but doesn't interfere until the end when he helps Vince turn on Rock.

Hogan appears on the air but doesn't wrestle a match. He assists Vince and the Helmsey-McMahon regime for a lot of 2000. He appears mostly as a personal assistant/bodygaurd/confidante to Vince. He appeared on-air as a fill-in for Vince after KOTR.

Unforgiven 00: Appears to try and attack everyone in the main event. He succeeds briefly, but is taken out by Austin who suspects him as a culprit.

No Mercy 00: No Holds Barred - Austin vs. Hogan - Austin

Survivor Series 00: Rock vs. Hogan - Rock

Armageddon 00: WWF Title in an Armageddon Hell in a Cell - Angle (C) vs. Rock vs. Austin vs. HHH vs. Undertaker vs. Hogan (let's say that Hogan takes the bump but there's a crash pad on the back of the truck hidden beneath a big pile of straw or hay or whatever)

RR 01: Returns in the Rumble, but is eliminated by Austin.

NWO 01: WWF Title in a Triple Threat - Angle (C) vs. Rock vs. Hogan - Rock

WM X-Seven: Appears during Vince and Shane's match to try and help Vince, but is stopped by Foley.

Hogan takes a break, managing to miss almost the entirety of the Invasion.

EDIT: That was a bit lame. I'ma try the ending again.

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Josh Spicer Midcarder I have made 368 posts Location:	Josh Spicer's Quick Rebookings Aug 30, 2022 16:18:07 GMT 1 Quote Select Post Deselect Post Link to Post Member Give Gift Back to Top Post by Josh Spicer on Aug 30, 2022 16:18:07 GMT 1 That ending was a bit lame on the Hogan one. I'ma try again to do post Invasion.

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Hulk Hogan (2001 to 2010)

Hogan takes time off TV to heal some nagging injuries, and thus, misses most of the Invasion.

He returns before Survivor Series, revealed as Vince's replacement in the Winner Take All match.

Survivor Series 01: Winner Take All Traditional Survivor Series Match - Team WWF (Rock, Jericho, Undertaker, Kane, and Hogan) vs. Team WCW (Austin, Angle, RVD, Booker, and Shane) - Team WWF

Vengeance 01: Hogan vs. Booker - Hogan by DQ

RR 02: Participates in the Rumble, but is eliminated by Austin.

NWO 02: WWF Title with Hogan as Special Enforcer - Jericho (C) vs. Austin - Jericho

WM X8: The Outsiders (Hall and Nash) vs. Hogan and Austin - Hogan and Austin

Backlash 02: #1 Cont. of the WWF Title in a Triple Threat Match with Flair as Special Ref - Hogan vs. Austin vs. Undertaker - Hogan

Insurrextion 02: WWF Title - HHH (C) vs. Hogan - HHH

JD 02: No Holds Barred for the WWE Tag Titles - The Outsiders (Hall and Nash) (C) with X-Pac vs. Hogan and Austin - Outsiders

KOTR 02: KOTR S-Finals - Hogan vs. Jericho - Hogan

KOTR 02: KOTR Finals - Lesnar with Heyman vs. Hogan - Lesnar

Vengeance 02: Lesnar with Heyman vs. Hogan - Lesnar

Hogan takes some time off to sell his injuries from his match with Lesnar.

RR 03: Returns during the Rumble but is eliminated by Lesnar.

NWO 03: Rock vs. Hogan - Rock

WM XIX: Street Fight - Hogan vs. Vince - Hogan

Backlash 03: O'Haire with Piper vs. Hogan - Hogan by DQ

JD 03: No Holds Barred - Piper with O'Haire vs. Hogan - Hogan

Vengeance 03: Gowen with Hogan vs. Vince - Vince

SummerSlam 03: Undertaker vs. Hogan - Undertaker

NM 03: Hogan vs. Gowen - Gowen

Survivor Series 03: Traditional Survivor Series Match - Team Angle (Angle, Benoit, Cena, Bradshaw, and Holly) vs. Team Lesnar (Lesnar, Hogan, Show, A-Train, and Morgan) - Team Angle

RR 04: WWE Title in a Triple Threat Match - Lesnar (C) vs. Hogan vs. Holly - Lesnar (this starts a weird trend where even though Hogan is a heel, he still gets cheered)

NWO 04: Hogan vs. Holly - Hogan by DQ

WM XX: Hogan vs. Goldberg - Hogan

JD 04: WWE Title - Eddie (C) vs. Hogan - Hogan by DQ

GAB 04: WWE Title in a Last Man Standing Match - Eddie (C) vs. Hogan - Hogan

SummerSlam 04: WWE Title - Hogan (C) vs. Undertaker - Undertaker by Count Out

NM 04: WWE Title in Hell in a Cell - Hogan (C) vs. Undertaker - Hogan

Survivor Series 04: WWE Title - Hogan (C) vs. Booker - Hogan

Armageddon 04: WWE Title in a Fatal 4-Way - Hogan (C) vs. Eddie vs. Undertaker vs. Booker - Hogan

RR 05: #1 Cont. of the WWE Title in a Fatal 4-Way Elimination Match with Hogan at Ringside - Show vs. Angle vs. Undertaker vs. JBL - Show

NWO 05: WWE Title - Hogan (C) vs. Show - Hogan

WM 21: WWE Title - Hogan (C) vs. Cena - Cena

Hogan takes some time off to get somethings healed. He returns being drafted to RAW in June.

Vengeance 05: Appears to save HBK from a post-match assault by Angle.

SummerSlam 05: Hogan vs. HBK - Hogan

Unforgiven 05: Hogan vs. HBK - HBK

TT 05: World Tag Team Titles - Cade and Murdoch (C) vs. Hogan and Show - Hogan and Show

Survivor Series 05: Team RAW (HBK, Hogan, Show, Kane, and Carlito) vs. Team SD (Batista, Orton, Rey, JBL, and Lashley) - Team SD

Armageddon 05: Champions vs. Champions - Batista and Rey vs. Hogan and Show - Hogan and Show

NYR 06: WWE Title in an Elimination Chamber - Cena (C) vs. Hogan vs. Edge vs. Angle vs. Carlito vs. Kane - Cena

RR 06: Participates in Rumble and helps eliminate HBK.

WM 22: No Holds Barred - HBK vs. Hogan with Vince and Shane - HBK

Takes some more time off to sell his injuries and heal some legit ones. He does not participate in the rest of the HBK vs. Vince feud.

CS 06: Returns to cost Cena his Champion of Champions match (instead of K-Fed).

Survivor Series 06: WWE Title - Cena (C) vs. Hogan - Cena

NYR 07: Hogan vs. Carlito - Hogan

RR 07: Participates in the Rumble but is eliminated by Orton.

WM 23: Orton vs. Hogan - Orton

Takes some time off to sell his injuries with his match from Orton. He returns after Great American Bash, announcing that SummerSlam will be his last match. He announces who he wants his last opponent to be: John Cena.

SummerSlam 07: WWE Title in Hogan's Last Match - Cena (C) vs. Hogan - Cena

His current contract expires post SummerSlam. A new legends deal is made that allows him to remain loyal to WWE and the person who chose him over HBK all those years ago.

For years, Hogan is goaded into "one more match" by various superstars. In 2010 he answers the call against Batista, who goads him into one by beating him down repeatedly as well as beating down his son.

WM XXVI: One More Match in a Street Fight - Batista vs. Hogan - Batista

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Aug 30, 2022 18:50:53 GMT 1 marc91 said:

Aug 30, 2022 16:18:07 GMT 1 Josh Spicer said:

That ending was a bit lame on the Hogan one. I'ma try again to do post Invasion.

What would you have done with Hogan during the Invasion?

Probably entirely on Vince's side remaining as his bodyguard/confidante/assistant. I don't know if I'd ever have him properly in a feud with anybody, especially given the lack of any big name talent that WWE had at the time, but I'd at least have him always in an important role.

If Vince was ever "taken out", Hogan would be his fill-in again, similar to 99/00. Foley and him would probably butt heads as commissioner and "Vince's boy", doubly so given their hatred for each other, but beyond that? Hogan might have a couple matches on RAW, maybe one at SummerSlam.

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WWE Championship (1984 to present)

10. Hulk Hogan - 1st - WWF on MSG Network - January 23, 1984

11. Andre the Giant - 1st - The Main Event I - February 5, 1988 - Defeated Hulk Hogan when referee Earl Hebner, who was bribed by Ted DiBiase, scored the three-count despite Hogan raising his shoulder at the one-count.

-- Vacant - February 5, 1988 - Immediately after winning the title from Hulk Hogan, Andre the Giant handed the belt to Ted DiBiase, but WWF President Jack Tunney ruled this as vacating the title.

12. Ted DiBiase - 1st - WrestleMania IV - March 27, 1988 - Defeated Randy Savage in a tournament final to wn the vacant title.

13. Randy Savage - 1st - WrestleMania V - April 2, 1989 - Title renamed the WWF Ttle in May 1989.

14. Hulk Hogan - 2nd - WrestleMania VI - April 1, 1990

15. The Ultimate Warrior - 1st - WrestleMania VII - March 14, 1991

16. Sgt. Slaughter - 1st - SummerSlam - August 26, 1991

17. Hulk Hogan - 3rd - Survivor Series - November 17, 1991

18. The Undertaker - 1st - This Tuesday in Texas - December 3, 1991

19. Hulk Hogan - 4th - Superstars of Wrestling - December 4, 1991

-- Vacant - Superstars of Wrestling - December 11, 1991 - Title declared vacant due to the constant interference in the last few title matches.

20. Ric Flair - 1st - Christmas in Chicago - Defeated Randy Savage for the vacant title.

21. Hulk Hogan - 5th - WrestleMania VIII - April 5, 1992

22. Randy Savage - 2nd - Survivor Series - November 25, 1992

23. Yokozuna - 1st - Royal Rumble - January 24, 1993

24. Bret Hart - 1st - WrestleMania IX - April 4, 1993

25. Yokozuna - 2nd - King of the Ring - June 13, 1993

26. Bret Hart - 2nd - SummerSlam - August 30, 1993

27. Shawn Michaels - 1st - WrestleMania XII - March 31, 1996 - 60 Minute Iron Man Match

28. Sycho Sid - 1st - Survivor Series - November 17, 1996

29. Shawn Michaels - 2nd - Royal Rumble - January 19, 1997

-- Vacant - RAW - February 13, 1997 - Shawn relinquished the title due to a knee injury.

30. Bret Hart - 3rd - In Your House 13: Final Four - February 16, 1997 - Defeated Stee Austin, Vader, and The Undertaker in a 4-Way elimination Match for the vacant title.

31. The Undertaker - 2nd - King of the Ring - June 8, 1997

32. Bret Hart - 4th - SummerSlam - August 3, 1997 - Shawn Michaels was the Special Guest Referee.

33. Shawn Michaels - 3rd - Survivor Series - November 9, 1997 - This was the Montreal Screwjob.

34. Stone Cold Steve Austin - 1st - WrestleMania XIV - March 29, 1998 - Mike Tyson was the Special Guest Enforcer.
34A. Owen Hart - 1st - King of the Ring - June 28, 1998 - First Blood Match
34B. Stone Cold Steve Austin - 2nd - RAW - July 6, 1998

-- Vacant - Breakdown: In Your House - September 27, 1998 - Vince McMahon vacated the belt after Kane and The Undertaker both pinned Steve Austin in a Triple Threat Match.

35. The Rock - 1st - Survivor Series - November 15, 1998 - Defeated Mankind in the Deadly Game Tournament final. Mankind did not submit when the bell was called, calling back to the Montreal Screwjob the year before.

36. Mankind - 1st - RAW Aired January 4, 1999

37. The Rock - 2nd - Royal Rumble - January 24, 1999 - I Quit Match. Mankind did not say "I quit". A recording from him previously saying it aired on the PA instead.

38. Mankind - 2nd - Halftime Heat - Aired January 31, 1999 - Empty Arena Match

39. The Rock - 3rd - RAW - February 15, 1999 - Ladder Match

40. Stone Cold Steve Austin - 3rd - WrestleMania XV - March 18, 1999 - No DQ Match

41. The Undertaker - 3rd - RAW - May 31, 1999 - Both Vince and Shane McMahon were Speical Guest Referees.

42. Stone Cold Steve Austin - 4th - RAW - June 28, 1999 - If The Undertaker got DQed, he would have lost the title.

43. Mankind - 3rd - SummerSlam - August 22, 1999 - Triple Threat Match also including Triple H. Jessie Ventura was the Special Guest Referee.

44. Triple H - 1st - RAW - August 23, 1999 - Shane McMahon was the Special Guest Referee.

45. Vince McMahon - 1st - SmackDown! - Aired September 24, 1999 - Shane McMahon was the Special Guest Referee.

-- Vacant - RAW - September 20, 1999 - Vince relinquished the title due to a previous stipulation that barred him from appearing on WWF television.

46. Triple H - 2nd - Unforgiven - September 26, 1999 - 6-Pack Challenge with Stone Cold Steve Austin as Special Outside Enforcer that also included Big Show, The British Bulldog, Kane, Mankind, and The Rock.

47. Big Show - 1st - Survivor Series - November 14, 1999 - Triple Threat Match that also inluded The Rock. Stone Cold Steve Austin was originally scheduled to participate, but was taken out earlier in the night. Big Show was announced as the replacement at match time.

48. Triple H - 3rd - RAW - January 3, 2000

49. The Rock - 4th - Backlash - April 30, 2000 - Shane McMahon was the Special Guest Referee.

50. Triple H - 4th - Judgment Day - May 21, 2000 - 60 Minute Iron Man Match with Shawn Michaels as the Special Guest Referee.

51. The Rock - 5th - King of the Ring - June 25, 2000 - Fatal 4-Way Match that also included Kane and The Undertaker.

52. Kurt Angle - 1st - No Mercy - October 22, 2000 - No DQ Match

53. The Rock - 6th - No Way Out - February 25, 2001

54. Stone Cold Steve Austin - 5th - WrestleMania X-Seven - April 1, 2001 - No DQ Match

55. Kurt Angle - 2nd - Unforgiven - September 23, 2001

56. Stone Cold Steve Austin - 6th - RAW - October 1, 2001

57. Chris Jericho - 1st - Vengeance - December 9, 2001 - Triple Threat Match that also included The Rock and Stone Cold Steve Austin where the WCW World Heavyweight (held by Rock) and ECW World Titles (held by Jericho) were also on the line and were unified into the WWF Title. Title was renamed the Undisputed WWF Title on December 10, 2001.

58. Triple H - 5th - WrestleMania X8 - March 17, 2002 - Title renamed Undisputed WWE Title on May 6, 2002.

59. Hollywood Hulk Hogan - 6th - Judgment Day - May 19, 2002 - Title renamed to WWE Title on September 2, 2002.

60. Triple H - 6th - RAW - November 18, 2002 - Triple Threat Match that also included Shawn Michaels.

61. Shawn Michaels - 4th - Armageddon - December 15, 2002 - Elimination Chamber Match that also included Booker T, Rob Van Dam, Chris Jericho, and Christian.

62. Triple H - 7th - Royal Rumble - January 19, 2003 - 3 Stages of Hell Match (1. Street Fight, 2. Falls Count Anywhere, Ladder Match)

63. Booker T - 1st - WrestleMania XIX - March 30, 2002

64. Triple H - 8th - Bad Blood - June 15, 2003 - Hell in a Cell with Mick Foley as Special Guest Referee.

SPOILER: Click to show

65. Chris Benoit - 1st - WrestleMania XX - March 14, 2004 - Triple Threat Match that also included Shawn Michaels.

66. Randy Orton - 1st - SummerSlam - August 15, 2004

67. Triple H - 9th - Unforgiven - September 12, 2004 - Triple Threat Match that also included Chris Benoit.

-- Vacant - RAW - December 6, 2004 - Vince McMahon stripped Triple H of the title after a match was vacated after a double fall occurred in a Triple Threat Match the week before also involving Chris Benoit and Edge.

68. Triple H - 10th - New Year's Revolution - January 9, 2005 - Won the vacant title in an Elimination Chamber Match that also included Randy Orton, Batista, Booker T, Chris Benoit, and Edge. Shawn Michaels was the Special Guest Referee.

69. Batista - 1st - WrestleMania 21 - April 3, 2005 - The title was transferred to SmackDown! when Batista was drafted there.

-- Vacant - SmackDown! - Aired January 10, 2006 - Batista relinquished the title due to a triceps injury.

70. Chris Benoit - 2nd - Royal Rumble - January 29, 2006 - Won the vacant title in a Fatal 4-Way Match that also included Muhammad Hassan, Booker T, and Randy Orton.

71. Rey Mysterio - 1st - WrestleMania 22 - April 2, 2006 - Triple Threat Match that also included Randy Orton.

72. John "Bradshaw" Layfield - 1st - The Great American Bash - July 23, 2006

73. Batista - 2nd SummerSlam - August 20, 2006

74. Muhammad Hassan - 1st - Survivor Series - November 26, 2006

75. Batista - 3rd - Royal Rumble - January 28, 2007 - No Holds Barred Match

76. The Undertaker - 4th - WrestleMania 23 - April 1, 2007

-- Vacant - SmackDown! - Aired May 11, 2007 - Title declared vacant following a Last Man Standing Match with Batista the week before ended in a Draw.

77. Muhammad Hassan - 2nd - King of the Ring - May 20, 2007 - Defeated Batista for the vacant title.

78. Kane - 1st - Vengeance: Night of Champions - June 24, 2007 - This win brought the title to RAW.

79. John Cena - 1st - The Great American Bash 2007 - July 22, 2007

-- Vacant - ECW - October 2, 2007 - Title was declared vacant following Cena suffering a torn pectoral tendon.

80. Randy Orton - 1st - RAW - October 8, 2007 - Rewarded the vacant title by Vince McMahon.

81. Triple H - 11th - RAW - October 8, 2007

82. Randy Orton - 2nd - RAW - October 8, 2007 - Last Man Standing Match

83. Triple H - 12th - King of the Ring - May 18, 2008 - Triple Threat Steel Cage Match that also included John Cena. Title was transferred to SmackDown! when Triple H was drafted there.

84. Batista - 4th - Night of Champions - June 29, 2008 - Triple Threat Match that also included Randy Orton. Ric Flair was the Special Guest Referee. This win brought the title back to RAW.

85. Chris Jericho - 2nd - Unforgiven - September 7, 2008 - Championship Scramble that also included Kane, Rey Mysterio, and Mark Henry. Jericho was a replacement for Big Show who was found injured earlier that night.

86. John Cena - 2nd - Armageddon - December 14, 2008

87. Mr. Kennedy - 1st - Night of Champions - June 28, 2009 - Fatal 4-Way Match that also included Randy Orton and Triple H.

88. John Cena - 3rd - SummerSlam - August 23, 2009 - Steel Cage Match

89. Mark Henry - 1st - Unforgiven - September 13, 2009

90. John Cena - 4th - Armageddon - December 13, 2009 - Steel Cage Match

91. Edge - 1st - WrestleMania XXVI - March 28, 2010

92. Jack Swagger - 1st - RAW - March 29, 2010 - Cashed in his Money in the Bank briefcase.

93. Randy Orton - 3rd - Bad Blood - September 19, 2010

94. Edge - 2nd - Armageddon - December 19, 2010

-- Vacant - RAW - April 4, 2011 - Edge surrendered the title when he retired.

95. Rey Mysterio - 1st - Backlash - May 1, 2011 - Defeated John Morrison in a tournament final to win the vacant title.

96. John Cena - 5th - King of the Ring - May 22, 2011

97. CM Punk - 1st - Night of Champions - July 17, 2011 - Since Cena lost, he was fired.

-- Vacant - RAW - July 18, 2011 - Initially vacated due to CM Punk leaving WWE. Punk's reign is now recognized as running concurrently with this one.

98. John Cena - 6th - SummerSlam - August 14, 2011 - Defeated Rey Mysterio for the vacant title. Triple H was Special Guest Referee. Punk's reign is now recognized as running concurrently with this one.

99. Sheamus - 1st - SummerSlam - August 14, 2011 - Cashed in his Money in the Bank briefcase. Punk's reign is now recognized as running concurrently with this one.

-- Unified - Royal Rumble - January 29, 2012 - Following a match between Punk and Sheamus with John John Laurinaitis as Special Outside Enforcer, their titles were unified. Punk was the winner, making him the recognized WWE Champion. The brand split ended on April 2, 2012.

100. John Cena - 7th - No Way Out - February 17, 2013 - If The Shield had interfered, the title would have automatically gone to Cena.

101. Daniel Bryan - 1st - SummerSlam - August 18, 2013 - Triple H was the Special Guest Referee.

102. Randy Orton - 4th - SummerSlam - August 18, 2013 - Cashed in his Money in the Bank briefcase. Triple H was the Special Guest Referee.

103. Daniel Bryan - 2nd - Night of Champions - September 15, 2013 - Steve Austin was the Special Guest Referee.

-- Vacant - RAW - September 16, 2013 - Triple H stripped Bryan of the title due to the interference of Brock Lesnar in the last title change.

104. Randy Orton - 5th - Bad Blood - October 27, 2013 - Defeated Daniel Bryan in a Hell in a Cell Match for the vacant title. Shawn Michaels was the Special Guest Referee.

105. Daniel Bryan - 3rd - WrestleMania XXX - April 6, 2014

-- Vacant - RAW - June 9, 2014 - Bryan relinquished the title due to a neck injury.

106. John Cena - 8th - Bad Blood - June 29, 2014 - Won the vacant title in a Fatal 4-Way Match that also included Brodu Clay, Rob Van Dam, and Ryback.

107. Brock Lesnar - 1st - SummerSlam - August 17, 2014 - Lesnar's World Heavyweight Title was also on the line. This win unified Lesnar's title into the WWE Title. On August 18, 2014, the title changed its name to WWE World Heavyweight Title.

108. Daniel Bryan - 4th - WrestleMania 31 - March 29, 2015

109. Seth Rollins - 1st - RAW - March 30, 2015 - Cashed in his Money in the Bank briefcase.

-- Vacant - November 5, 2015 - Title declared vacant following a torn MCL, ACL, and damaged meniscus.

110. CM Punk - 2nd - Survivor Series - November 22, 2015 - Defeated Roman Reigns in a tournament final for the vacant title.

111. Triple H - 13th - Royal Rumble - January 24, 2016 - Won the Royal Rumble Match to win the title.

112. CM Punk - 3rd - WrestleMania 32 - April 3, 2016

113. Roman Reigns - 1st - Judgment Day - May 22, 2016

114. Seth Rollins - 2nd - Money in the Bank - June 19, 2016

115. Dean Ambrose - 1st - Money in the Bank - June 19, 2016 - Cashed in his Money in the Bank briefcase. Since Dean went undrafted, the title remained brandless upon the new Brand Extension.

116. AJ Styles - 1st - No Mercy - October 9, 2016 - This brought the title to SmackDown!. Title renamed to WWE Title on November 25, 2016.

117. John Cena - 9th - Royal Rumble - January 29, 2017

118. Bray Wyatt - 1st - No Way Out - February 12, 2017 - Cashed in his Money in the Bank briefcase. The title was transferred to RAW following Bray moving there in the Superstar Shake-up.

119. CM Punk - 4th - Night of Champions - June 4, 2017 - Eliminaion Chamber Match that also included Samoa Joe, Seth Rollins, Finn Balor, and Christian

120. Brock Lesnar - 2nd - Vengeance - July 9, 2017

121. Finn Balor - 1st - WrestleMania 34 - April 8, 2018

122. Brock Lesnar - 3rd - Money in the Bank - June 17, 2018 - Last Man Standing Match

123. Bobby Lashley - 1st - SummerSlam - August 19, 2018 - Cashed in his Money in the Bank briefcase.

124. Samoa Joe - 1st - SummerSlam - August 11, 2019

125. Roman Reigns - 2nd - Royal Rumble - January 26, 2020 - The title is transferred to SmackDown upon Reigns win. However, it is transferred to RAW when Reigns is traded there.

-- Vacant - RAW - March 16, 2020 - Title declared vacant when Reigns opts not to wrestle due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

126. Drew McIntyre - 1st - WrestleMania 36 Night 2 - Aired April 5, 2020 - Won the vacant title in a match against Daniel Bryan.

127. Randy Orton - 6th - Extreme Rules - September 27, 2020 - Defeated Keith Lee who was representing Drew McIntyre in an Ambulance Match.

128. Edge - 3rd - WrestleMania 37 Night 1 - April 10, 2021

129. Cesaro - 1st - Royal Rumble Night 2 - January 30, 2022

130. John Cena - 10th - WrestleMania 38 Night 2 - April 3, 2022 - Triple Threat Match that also included Edge.

131. Kofi Kingston - 1st - WrestleMania 39 Night 1 - April 1, 2023 - Triple Threat Match that also included Shinsuke Nakamura.

132. Finn Balor - 2nd - King of the Ring - July 1, 2023
133. Cesaro - 2nd - WrestleMania XL Night 1 - April 6, 2024
134. Jay White - 1st - SummerSlam - August 10, 2024 - Elimination Chamber Match that also included Braun Strowman, CM Punk, Ricochet, and Big E

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Thun Fish Mullet Wearing Jobber I have made 8 posts Location:	Josh Spicer's Quick Rebookings Sept 5, 2022 17:51:00 GMT 1 Quote Select Post Deselect Post Link to Post Member Give Gift Back to Top Post by Thun Fish on Sept 5, 2022 17:51:00 GMT 1 Needs more Sheamus, mate.

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Sept 5, 2022 22:38:37 GMT 1 Josh Spicer said:

Sept 5, 2022 17:51:00 GMT 1 Thun Fish said:

Needs more Sheamus, mate.

Hey, you can't knock on the classics.

In all seriousness, I dig the format you used here. That and both Sting and Bret's runs in Japan are pretty neat.

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Kevin Nash (1996 to 2001)

It's Kevin Nash! We're back to the actual canon of my rebooking, so this is 100% canon with the history in my regular diary.

BATB 96: Hogan, Hall, and Nash vs. Sting, Luger, and Savage - No Contest

Hog Wild 96: Sting and Luger vs. Outsiders (Hall and Nash) - Outsiders

Fall Brawl 96: WarGames - nWo (Hogan, Nash, Hall, and nWo Sting) vs. Team WCW (Luger, Flair, Anderson, and Sting) - nWo

HH 96: WCW Tag Titles - Harlem Heat (C) with Sherri and Parker vs. Outsiders - Outsiders

WW 3 96: Nash is in WW 3, but loses to Sting.

Starrcade 96: WCW Tag Titles - The Outsiders (C) with Syxx vs. The Faces of Fear (Meng and Barbarian) with Jimmy - Outsiders

Souled Out 97: WCW Tag Titles - Outsiders (C) vs. Steiner Brothers (Rick and Scott) - Steiners

SuperBrawl VII: WCW Tag Titles - Outsiders (C) vs. Luger and Giant - Luger and Giant by DQ

Uncensored 97: WCW Tag Titles - Outsiders (C) vs. Flair and Anderson - Outsiders

Spring Stampede 97: WCW Tag Titles in No DQ - Outsiders (C) vs. Steiner Brothers (Rick and Scott) - Outsiders

Slamboree 97: 8-Man Tag Team No DQ - Flair, Piper, Luger, and Giant vs. nWo (Hogan, Nash, Hall, and Syxx) - nWo

GAB 97: WCW Tag Titles - Outsiders (C) vs. Flair and Piper - Outsiders

BatB 97: Appears in the main event help Hogan to a victory.

Road Wild 97: WCW Tag Titles in Street Fight - Outsiders (C) vs. Steiners - Steiners

FB 97: War Games - Team nWo (Hall, Nash, Syxx, and Bagwell) vs. Four Horsemen (Flair, Hennig, McMichael, and Benoit) - nWo

HH 97: Nash vs. Benoit - Nash

WW 3 97: Participates in WW 3 but loses to Hall.

Starrcade 97: Giant vs. Nash - Giant

Souled Out 98: Sting and Luger vs. Savage and Nash with Hall and Hogan - Sting and Luger

SuperBrawl VIII: WCW Tag Titles - Steiners (Rick and Scott) (C) vs. Savage and Nash - Savage and Nash

Uncensored 98: WCW Tag Titles - Giant and Luger (C) vs. Nash and Steiner - Giant and Luger

Stampede 98: Hogan and Nash vs. Luger and Giant - Hogan and Nash

Slamboree 98: Hart vs. Nash - Hart

GAB 98: 2 Out of 3 Falls Match - Hart vs. Nash - Hart

BATB 98: BATB 98: WCW Title in a 3-Way Match - Hall (C) vs. Nash vs. Savage - Hall

Road Wild 98: nWo (Nash, Konnan, Scott, and Hennig) vs. Piper, Luger, Savage, and DDP - Piper, Luger, Savage, and DDP

FB 98: War Games - Team nWo (Nash, Konnan, Stevie, Scott Steiner, and Hennig) vs. Team WCW (Sting, DDP, Piper, Luger, and Savage) Team nWo

HH 98: WCW Title - Goldberg (C) vs. Nash - Goldberg by DQ

WW 3 98: nWo (Hogan, Nash, and Hall) vs. Sting, Savage, and Hart - Sting, Savage, and Hart (Sting wins WW 3)

WW 3 98: Participates in World War 3. Is the last eliminated by Sting.

Starrcade 98: Triangle - Hogan vs. Nash vs. Hall - Nash

Souled Out 99: Sting vs. Nash - Nash

SuperBrawl IX: Nash vs. Booker - Booker

SuperBrawl IX: Appears during Hall vs. Flair to cost Flair the match.

Uncensored 99: Hart and Flair vs. Nash and Hall - No Contest

Spring Stampede 99: Hogan and Flair vs. Nash and Hall - No Contest

Spring Stampede 99: WCW Title in a Triangle - DDP (C) vs. Nash vs. Hart - Nash

Slamboree 99: WCW Title - Nash (C) vs. DDP - Nash

GAB 99: WCW Title - Nash (C) vs. Savage - Nash

BATB 99: 4 Corners Elimination WCW Title - Nash (C) vs. Sting vs. Hogan vs. Vicious - Sting

Road Wild 99: Savage and Hennig vs. Rodman and Nash - Savage and Hennig

FB 99: Hogan vs. Nash - Hogan

HH 99: Sting and Hogan vs. Nash and Scott Steiner - Sting and Hogan

Mayhem 99: Nash vs. Goldberg - Goldberg

Starrcade 99: Savage is Special Enforcer - Nash vs. Hennig - Nash

Souled Out 00: Loser Leaves WCW Steel Cage - Nash vs. Savage - Nash

SuperBrawl 00: Nash and Scott vs. Vicious and Rick - No Contest

Uncensored 00: Nash vs. Awesome - Nash by DQ

Spring Stampede 00: WCW Tag Titles - Flair and DDP (C) vs. Nash and Scott - Nash and Scott

Slamboree 00: 10-Man War Games - Team 2000 (Jarrett, Nash, Bagwell, Scott, and Lex) vs. Team WCW (Vicious, Rick, Awesome, Flair, and DDP)

GAB 00: WCW Tag Titles - Nash and Scott (C) vs. KroniK - KroniK

BATB 00: WCW Title in a Rage in the Cage - Booker (C) and Sting vs. Jarrett, Nash, Bagwell, and Scott - Team Jarrett (Nash gets the pin)

NBR: WCW Title - Nash (C) vs. Sting - Nash

FB 00: WCW Title with Hogan as Special Enforcer - Nash (C) vs. Booker - Booker

HH 00: Steel Cage - Hogan vs. Nash - Hogan

Millennium Final: WCW European Cup Qualifying Match - Nash vs. Awesome - Nash

Millennium Final: WCW European Cup Final - Nash vs. DDP vs. Wright vs. Finlay - Nash

Mayhem 00: Hogan and Goldberg vs. Scott and Nash - Hogan and Goldberg

Starrcade 00: DDP vs. Nash - DDP

Sin: WCW Tag Titles - Natural Born Thrillers (Chuck and Sean) (C) vs. The Insiders (Nash and DDP) - Insiders

SuperBrawl Revenge: WCW Tag Titles - The Insiders (Nash and DDP) (C) vs. Natural Born Thrillers (Chuck and Sean) - Thrillers

Greed: WCW US Title - Storm (C) vs. Nash - Nash

Final Nitro: WCW US Title in a 10-Man Battle Royal - Participates (obviously), but loses to Hugh Morrus.

After WCW closes, Nash waits for his contract to expire with AOL Time Warner. He does not wrestle anywhere before signing to the WWE in early 2002.

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