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WWE TITLES HISTORY - AS OF 29.06.2014

ACTIVE TITLES

WWE TITLE (1963 - today)

01. Buddy Rogers (1)

02. Bruno Sammartino (1)

03. Ivan Koloff (1)

04. Pedro Morales (1)

05. Stan Stasiak (1)

06. Bruno Sammartino (2)

07. Billy Graham (1)

08. Bob Backlund (1)

09. Iron Sheik (1)

10. Hulk Hogan (1)
11. Ted DiBiase (1) - Main Event 1988
12. Randy Savage (1) - WrestleMania IV
13. Hulk Hogan (2) - WrestleMania V

14. Ultimate Warrior (1) - WrestleMania VI
15. Sgt. Slaughter (1) - Royal Rumble 1991
16. Hulk Hogan (3) - WrestleMania VII
VACANT
17. Ric Flair (1) - Royal Rumble 1992
18. Hulk Hogan (4) - WrestleMania VIII
19. The Undertaker (1) - WrestleMania IX
20. Bret Hart (1) - Royal Rumble 1994
21. The Undertaker (2) - WrestleMania XI
22. Bret Hart (2) - Summer Slam 1995
23. Shawn Michaels (1) - WrestleMania XII
24. Vader (1) - RAW 21/10/1996
25. Shawn Michaels (2) - Royal Rumble 1997
VACANT
26. The Undertaker (3) - In Your House 13
27. Shawn Michaels (3) - Summer Slam 1997
28. Steve Austin (1) - WrestleMania XIV
29. Kane (1) - King of the Ring 1998
30. Steve Austin (2) - RAW 07.07.1998
VACANT
31. The Rock (1) - No Mercy 1998
32. Mankind - RAW 04.01.1999
33. The Rock (2) - Royal Rumble 1999
34. Steve Austin (3) - WrestleMania XV
35. The Undertaker (4) - Judgment Day 1999
36. Steve Austin (4) - Vengeance 1999
37. Triple H (1) - Summer Slam 1999
38. The Rock (3) - WrestleMania 2000
39. Triple H (2) - No Mercy 2000
40. Steve Austin (5) - WrestleMania X-Seven
41. Kurt Angle (1) - Summer Slam 2001
42. The Rock (4) - No Mercy 2001
43. Chris Jericho (1) - Royal Rumble 2002 (Smackdown exclusive from 25.03.2002)
44. Hulk Hogan (5) - Backlash 2002
45. The Rock (5) - King of the Ring 2002
46. Brock Lesnar (1) - Summer Slam 2002
47. The Big Show (1) - Survivor Series 2002
48. Kurt Angle (2) - Armageddon 2002
49. Brock Lesnar (2) - WrestleMania XIX
50. Kurt Angle (3) - Vengeance 2003
51. Brock Lesnar (3) - No Mercy 2003
52. Eddie Guerrero (1) - No Way Out 2004
53. John Cena (1) - WrestleMania 21
54. Edge (1) - New Year's Revolution 2006
55. John Cena (2) - Royal Rumble 2006
56. Rob Van Dam (1) - ECW One Night Stand 2006
57. Edge (2) - Summer Slam 2006
58. John Cena (3) - Unforgiven 2006
59. Randy Orton (1) - Summer Slam 2007
60. John Cena (4) - Backlash 2008
61. Triple H (3) - One Night Stand 2008
62. Jeff Hardy (1) - Unforgiven 2008
63. Edge (3) - Royal Rumble 2009
64. Triple H (4) - No Way Out 2009
65. Edge (3) - WrestleMania 25
66. Jeff Hardy (2) - Judgment Day 2009
67. CM Punk (1) - Extreme Rules 2009
68. Chris Jericho (2) - Hell In A Cell 2009
69. Edge (3) - WrestleMania 26
70. CM Punk (2) - Extreme Rules 2010
71. Rey Mysterio (1) - Fatal Four Way 2010
72. Jack Swagger (1) - Money In The Bank 2010
73. Edge (4) - Survivor Series 2010
74. Christian (1) - WrestleMania 27
75. Randy Orton (2) - Over The Limit 2011
76. Christian (2) - Money In The Bank 2011
77. Randy Orton (3) - Summer Slam 2011
78. Alberto Del Rio (1) - Raw 29.08.2011
79. CM Punk (3) - Survivor Series 2011 (unified with World Title on 20.11.2011)
80. Daniel Bryan (1) - Raw 07.05.2012
81. CM Punk (4) - Summer Slam 2012
82. The Rock (6) - Royal Rumble 2013
83. John Cena (5) - WrestleMania 29
84. Alberto Del Rio (2) - Extreme Rules 2013
85. Daniel Bryan (2) - Summer Slam 2013
86. Randy Orton (4) - Night Of Champions 2013
87. Daniel Bryan (3) - Hell In A Cell 2013
88. John Cena (6) - Hell In A Cell 2013
89. Daniel Bryan (4) - WrestleMania XXX
90. John Cena (7) - Raw 05.05.2014

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WWE INTERCONTINENTAL TITLE (1979 - today)

01. Pat Patterson (1)

02. Ken Patera (1)

03. Pedro Morales (1)

04. Don Muraco (1)

05. Pedro Morales (2)

06. Don Muraco (2)

07. Tito Santana (1)

08. Greg Valentine (1)

09. Ricky Steamboat (1) - WrestleMania
10. Randy Savage (1) - WrestleMania II
11. Rick Rude (1) - Saturday Night's Main Event XVI
12. Jake Roberts (1) - WrestleMania IV
13. Mr. Perfect (1) - Saturday Night's Main Event XXI
14. Bret Hart (1) - Summer Slam 1991
TITLE VACATED
15. Roddy Piper (1) - MSG Supershow
16. Bret Hart (2) - WrestleMania VIII
17. Shawn Michaels (1) - WrestleMania IX
18. Razor Ramon (1) - Summer Slam 1993
19. Jeff Jarrett (1) - Royal Rumble 1994
20. Razor Ramon (2) - WrestleMania XI
21. Shawn Michaels (2) - King of the Ring 1995
TITLE VACATED
22. 1-2-3 Kid (1) - In Your House 4
23. Razor Ramon (3) - Royal Rumble 1996
24. Triple H (1) - WrestleMania 12
25. Marc Mero (1) - In Your House 8
26. Triple H (2) - Summer Slam 1996
27. Davey Boy Smith (1) - Royal Rumble 1997
28. Owen Hart (1) - WrestleMania XIII
29. Ken Shamrock (1) - RAW 21/04/1997
30. The Rock (1) - WrestleMania XIV
31. Triple H (3) - Summer Slam 1998
32. Val Venis (1) - RAW 07.09.1998
33. Al Snow (1) - No Way Out 1999
34. The Godfather (1) - Backlash 1999
35. Jeff Jarrett (2) - King of the Ring 1999
36. Chris Jericho (1) - Unforgiven 1999
37. Chris Benoit (1) - WrestleMania 2000
38. Chris Jericho (2) - Judgment Day 2000
39. Kurt Angle (1) - Summer Slam 2000
40. Chris Jericho (3) - No Mercy 2000
41. William Regal (1) - Smackdown 12.04.2001
42. Rob Van Dam (1) - Summer Slam 2001
43. Christian (1) - No Way Out 2002
44. Edge (1) - WrestleMania X-8
45. Rob Van Dam (2) - Smackdown 28.03.2002
46. Eddie Guerrero (1) - King of the Ring 2002
47. Jeff Hardy (1) - Vengeance 2002
48. Christian (2) - Raw 02.09.2002
49. Rob Van Dam (3) - Raw 13.10.2003
50. Randy Orton (1) - Armageddon 2003
51. Shelton Benjamin (1) - Vengeance 2004
52. Christian (3) - Taboo Tuesday 2004
53. Shelton Benjamin (2) - WrestleMania 21
54. Carlito (1) - Vengeance 2005
55. Ric Flair (1) - WrestleMania 22
56. Johnny Nitro (1) - Raw 05.06.2006
57. Jeff Hardy (2) - Cyber Sunday 2006
58. Johnny Nitro (2) - New Year's Revolution 2007
59. Umaga (1) - Raw 19.02.2007
60. William Regal (2) - Summer Slam 2007
61. Chris Jericho (4) - No Way Out 2008
62. William Regal (3) - Backlash 2008
63. Rey Mysterio (1) - No Mercy 2008
64. William Regal (4) - WrestleMania 25
65. MVP (1) - Extreme Rules 2009
66. Jack Swagger (1) - Breaking Point 2009
67. Kofi Kingston (1) - WrestleMania 26
68. The Miz (1) - Raw 25.04.2010
69. Daniel Bryan (1) - Hell In A Cell 2010
70. Dolph Ziggler (1) - WrestleMania 27
71. Jack Swagger (2) - Money In The Bank 2011 (multibrand from 18.09.2011)
72. Daniel Bryan (2) - Hell In A Cell 2011
73. Cody Rhodes (1) - Royal Rumble 2012
74. Zack Ryder (1) - Extreme Rules 2012
75. Cody Rhodes (2) - Money In The Bank 2012
76. Kofi Kingston (2) - Elimination Chamber 2013
77. Claudio Castagnoli (1) - Summer Slam 2013
78. Dean Ambrose (1) - Hell In A Cell 2013
79. Claudio Castagnoli (2) - Elimination Chamber 2014
80. Jack Swagger (3) - WrestleMania XXX

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WWE TAG TITLES (1971 - today)

01. Luke Graham (1) & Tarzan Tyler (1) [1]

02. Karl Gotch (1) & Rene Goulet (1) [1]

03. Curtis Iaukea (1) & Mikel Scicluna (1) [1]

04. Jay Strongbow (1) & Sonny King (1) [1]

05. Mr. Fuji (1) & Prof. Tanaka (1) [1]

06. Haystacks Calhoun (1) & Tony Garea (1) [1]

07. Mr. Fuji (2) & Prof. Tanaka (2) [2]

08. Dean Ho (1) & Tony Garea (2) [1]

09. Jimmy Valiant (1) & Johnny Valiant (1) [1]

10. Dominic DeNucci (1) & Victor Rivera (1) [1]

11. Blackjack Lanza (1) & Blackjack Mulligan (1) [1]

12. Louis Cerdan (1) & Tony Parisi (1) [1]

13. Executioner #1 (1) & Executioner #2 (1) [1]

14. Billy White Wolf (1) & Jay Strongbow (2) [1]

15. Mr. Fuji (3) & Prof. Tanaka (3) [3]

16. Dino Bravo (1) & Dominic DeNucci (2) [1]

17. Yukon Eric (1) & Yukon Pierre (1) [1]

18. Lazzy Zbyszko (1) & Tony Garea (3) [1]

19. Jimmy Valiant (2) & Johnny Valiant (2) [2]

20. Ivan Putski (1) & Tito Santana (1) [1]

21. Afa (1) & Sika (1) [1]

22. Bob Backlund (1) & Pedro Morales (1) [1]

23. Afa (2) & Sika (2) [2]

24. Rick Martel (1) & Tony Garea (4) [1]

25. Rex (1) & Spot (1) [1]

26. Rick Martel (2) & Tony Garea (5) [2]

27. Mr. Fuji (4) & Mr. Saito (1) [1]

28. Jay Strongbow (3) & Jules (1) [1]

29. Mr. Fuji (5) & Mr. Saito (2) [2]

30. Jay Strongbow (4) & Jules (2) [2]

31. Afa (3) & Sika (3) [3]

32. Rocky Johnson (1) & Tony Atlas (1) [1]

33. Adrian Adonis (1) & Dick Murdoch (1) [1]

34. Barry Windham (1) & Mike Rotundo (1) [1]
35. Brutus Beefcake (1) & Greg Valentine (1) [1] - Saturday's Night Main Event I
36. Davey Boy Smith (1) & Dynamite Kid (1) [1]
37. Bret Hart (1) & Jim Neidhart (1) [1] - WrestleMania III
38. Ax (1) & Smash (1) [1] - WrestleMania IV
39. Bret Hart (2) & Jim Neidhart (2) [2] - Summer Slam 1989
40. Marty Jannetty (1) & Shawn Michaels (1) [1] - WrestleMania VI
41. Brian Knobbs (1) & Jerry Sags (1) [1] - WrestleMania VII
42. Animal (1) & Hawk (1) [1] - Summer Slam 1991
43. IRS (2) & Ted DiBiase (1) [1] - WrestleMania VIII
44. Rick Steiner (1) & Scott Steiner (1) [1] - WrestleMania IX
45. Quebecer Jacques (1) & Quebecer Pierre (1) [1] - RAW 02.12.1993

46. Fatu (1) & Samu (1) [1] - WrestleMania X

47. Bart Gunn (1) & Billy Gunn (1) [1] - Summer Slam 1994

48. Owen Hart (1) & Yokozuna (1) [1] - WrestleMania XI

49. Bart Gunn (2) & Billy Gunn (2) [2] - RAW 28.08.1995

50. Skip (1) & Zip (1) [1] - Royal Rumble 1996
51. Henry Godwinns (1) & Phineas Godwinn (1) [1] - RAW 06.05.1996

52. Bart Gunn (3) & Billy Gunn (3) [3] - In Your House 8
53. Davey Boy Smith (2) & Owen Hart (2) [1] - Summer Slam 1996
54. Doug Furnas (1) & Phil Lafon (1) [1] - RAW 30.12.1996
55. Animal (2) & Hawk (2) [2] - In Your House 14
56. Billy Gunn (4) & Road Dogg (1) [1] - Badd Blood 1997
57. Cactus Jack (1) & Terry Funk (1) [1] - RAW 23.02.1998
58. Billy Gunn (5) & Road Dogg (2) [2] - WrestleMania XIV
59. Jeff Jarrett (1) & Owen Hart (3) [1] - Summer Slam
60. Billy Gunn (6) & Road Dogg (3) [3] - Royal Rumble 1999
61. Bradshaw (1) & Faarooq (1) [1] - WrestleMania XV
62. Kane (1) & X-Pac (1) [1] - RAW 31.05.1999
63. Billy Gunn (7) & Road Dogg (4) [4] - Summer Slam 199
64. Mankind (2) & The Rock (1) [1] - No Mercy 1999
65. Bubba Dudley (1) & D-Von Dudley (1) [1] - Smackdown 25/11/1999
66. Christian (1) & Edge (1) [1] - No Way Out 2000
67. Brian Christopher (1) & Scotty Too Hotty (1) - King of the Ring 2000
68. Christian (2) & Edge (2) [2] - Vengeance 2000
69. Bubba Dudley (2) & D-Von Dudley (2) [2] - Summer Slam 2000
70. Kane (2) & The Undertaker (1) [1] - RAW 13/11/2000
72. Christian (3) & Edge (3) [3] - Smackdown 21/12/2000
73. Jeff Hardy (1) & Matt Hardy (1) [1] - WrestleMania X-Seven
74. Bubba Dudley (3) & D-Von Dudley (3) [3] - Summer Slam 2000
75. Jeff Hardy (2) & Matt Hardy (2) [2] - WrestleMania X-8 (RAW exclusive from 25.03.2002)
76. Booker T (1) & Goldust (1) [1] - King of the Ring 2002
77. Lance Storm (1) & William Regal (1) [1] - Summer Slam 2002
78. Kane (3) & The Hurricane (1) [1] - Armageddon 2002
79. Lance Storm (2) & William Regal (2) [2] - RAW 06.01.2003
80. Bubba Dudley (4) & D-Von Dudley (4) [4] - WrestleMania XIX
81. Rene Dupree (1) & Sylvain Grenier (1) [1] - Bad Blood 2003
82. Bubba Dudley (5) & D-Von Dudley (5) [5] - Unforgiven 2003
83. Batista (1) & Ric Flair (1) [1] - Armageddon 2003
84. Tajiri (1) & William Regal (3) [1] - Bad Blood 2004
85. Rob Conway (1) & Sylvain Grenier (2) [1] - Unforgiven 2004
86. Tajiri (2) & William Regal (4) [2] - Taboo Tuesday 2004
87. The Hurricane (2) & Rosey (1) [1] - Backlash 2005
88. Lance Cade (1) & Trevor Murdoch (1) [1] - Unforgiven 2005
89. Kane (4) & The Big Show (1) [1] - WrestleMania 22
90. Carlito (1) & Chris Masters (1) [1] - Backlash 2006
91. Charlie Haas (1) & Shelton Benjamin (1) [1] - Raw 05.06.2006
92. Jeff Hardy (3) & Matt Hardy (3) [3] - WrestleMania 23
93. Brian Kendrick (1) & Paul London (1) [1] - Vengeance 2007
94. Lance Cade (2) & Trevor Murdoch (2) [2] - Unforgiven 2007
95. Brian Kendrick (2) & Paul London (2) [2] - Raw 26.12.2007
96. Cody Rhodes (1) & Ted DiBiase (1) [1] - Judgment Day 2008
97. CM Punk (1) & Kofi Kingston (1) [1] - Summer Slam 2008
98. John Morrison (1) & The Miz (1) [1] - No Way Out 2009
99. Cody Rhodes (2) & Ted DiBiase (2) [2] - WrestleMania 25
100. Carlito (1) & Primo (1) [1] - Judgment Day 2009
101. Evan Bourne (1) & Kofi Kingston (2) [1] - Vengeance 2009
102. The Miz (2) & The Big Show (2) [1] - Hell In A Cell 2009
103. Shawn Michaels (2) & Triple H (1) [1] - TLC 2009
104. The Miz (3) & The Big Show (3) [2] - Raw 04.01.2010
105. Sheamus (1) & William Regal (5) [1] - Extreme Rules 2010
106. Harry Smith (1) & Tyson Kidd (1) [1] - Money In The Bank 2010
107. Evan Bourne (2) & Kofi Kingston (3) [2] - Raw 04.04.2011 (multibrand from 18.09.2011)
108. Jey Uso (1) & Jimmy Uso (1) [1] - Hell In A Cell 2011
109. Epico (1) & Primo (2) [1] - WrestleMania 28
110. Rey Mysterio (1) & Sin Cara (1) [1] - Summer Slam 2012
111. Jey Uso (2) & Jimmy Uso (2) [2] - TLC 2012
112. Claudio Castagnoli (1) & Drew McIntyre (1) [1] - WrestleMania 29
113. Roman Reigns (1) & Seth Rollins (1) [1] - Extreme Rules 2013
114. Cody Rhodes (3) & Goldust (2) [1] - Hell In A Cell 2013

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ROYAL RUMBLE WINNERS (1989 - today)
1989. Hulk Hogan (1)
1990. The Ultimate Warrior (1)
1991. Hulk Hogan (2)
1992. Ric Flair (1)
1993. The Undertaker (1)
1994. Owen Hart (1)
1995. The Undertaker (2)
1996. Shawn Michaels (1)
1997. Steve Austin (1)
1998. Steve Austin (2)
1999. Vince McMahon (1)
2000. The Rock (1)
2001. Steve Austin (3)
2002. Steve Austin (4)
2003. Brock Lesnar (1)
2004. Chris Benoit (1)
2005. Batista (1)
2006. Rey Mysterio (1)
2007. Shawn Michaels (2)
2008. John Cena (1)
2009. Randy Orton (1)
2010. Edge (1)
2011. CM Punk (1)
2012. Chris Jericho (1)
2013. John Cena (2)
2014. Daniel Bryan (1)

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MONEY IN THE BANK WINNERS (2005 - today)
2005. Edge (1)
2006. Rob Van Dam (1)
2007. Ric Flair (1)
2008. Jeff Hardy (1)
2009. CM Punk (1)
2010. John Morrison (1) (WrestleMania 26)
2010. Jack Swagger (1)
2010. Randy Orton (1)
2011. Daniel Bryan (1)
2011. Alberto Del Rio (1)
2012. Alberto Del Rio (2)
2013. John Cena (1)
2014. Seth Rollins (1)

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INACTIVE TITLES

WWE WORLD TITLE (2002 - today)
01. Triple H (1) - RAW 25.03.2002
02. The Undertaker (1) - King of the Ring 2002
03. Rob Van Dam (1) - Summer Slam 2002
04. Shawn Michaels (1) - Survivor Series 2002
05. Triple H (2) - Royal Rumble 2003
06. Goldberg (1) - Summer Slam 2003
07. Triple H (3) - Armageddon 2003
08. Chris Benoit (1) - WrestleMania XX
09. Randy Orton (1) - Summer Slam 2004
10. Triple H (4) - Taboo Tuesday 2004
11. Batista (1) - WrestleMania 21
12. Randy Orton (2) - Survivor Series 2005
13. The Undertaker (1) - Armageddon 2005
14. Randy Orton (3) - Royal Rumble 2006
15. Rey Mysterio (1) - WrestleMania 22
16. Booker T (1) - Great American Bash 2006
17. Batista (2) - Armageddon 2006
18. The Undertaker (2) - WrestleMania 23
19. Edge (1) - Smackdown 08.05.2007
20. Batista (3) - Vengeance 2007
21. Edge (2) - Armageddon 2007
22. The Undertaker (3) - WrestleMania 24
23. Edge (3) - One Night Stand 2008
24. John Cena (1) - Raw 23.06.2008
25. Batista (4) - Summer Slam 2008
26. Chris Jericho (1) - Unforgiven 2008
27. John Cena (2) - Survivor Series 2008
28. Randy Orton (4) - WrestleMania 25
29. John Cena (3) - Breaking Point 2009
30. Batista (5) - Elimination Chamber 2010
31. John Cena (4) - Wrestlemania 26
32. John Morrison (1) - Raw 24.05.2010
33. John Cena (5) - Summer Slam 2010
34. Randy Orton (5) - Hell In A Cell 2010
35. CM Punk (1) - WrestleMania 27
36. John Cena (6) - Capitol Punishment 2011
37. CM Punk (2) - Money In The Bank 2011 (unified with WWE Title on 20.11.2011)

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KING OF THE RING WINNERS (1993 - 2002)
1993. Lex Luger (1)
1994. Owen Hart (1)
1995. Bret Hart (1)
1996. Vader (1)
1997. Shawn Michaels (1)
1998. The Undertaker (1)
1999. Triple H (1)
2000. The Undertaker (2)
2001. Kurt Angle (1)
2002. Brock Lesnar (1)
INACTIVE

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WWE WORLD TAG TEAM TITLES (2002 - 2011)
01. Chris Benoit (1) & Kurt Angle (1) [1] - No Mercy 2002
02. Chavo Guerrero (1) & Eddie Guerrero (1) [1] - Survivor Series 2002
03. Charlie Haas (1) & Shelton Benjamin (1) [1] - WrestleMania XIX
04. Chris Benoit (2) & Eddie Guerrero (2) [1] - Judgment Day 2003
05. Charlie Haas (2) & Shelton Benjamin (2) [2] - Vengeance 2003
06. Chavo Guerrero (2) & Eddie Guerrero (3) [2] - No Mercy 2003
07. Danny Basham (1) & Doug Basham (1) [1] - Smackdown 27.11.2003
08. Rey Mysterio (1) & Rob Van Dam (1) - Judgment Day 2004
09. Bubba Ray Dudley (1) & D-Von Dudley (1) [1] - Smackdown 10.06.2004
10. Billy Kidman (1) & Paul London (1) [1] - No Mercy 2004
11. Bubba Ray Dudley (2) & D-Von Dudley (2) [2] - Armageddon 2004
12. Charlie Haas (3) & Hardcore Holly (1) [1] - WrestleMania 21
13. Joey Mercury (1) & Johnny Nitro (1) [1] - Judgment Day 2005
14. Brian Kendrick (1) & Paul London (2) [1] - WrestleMania 22
15. Fit Finlay (1) & Willliam Regal (1) [1] - WrestleMania 23
16. Jamie Noble (1) & Jimmy Yang (1) [1] - One Night Stand 2007
17. John Morrison (2) & The Miz (1) [1] - Armageddon 2007
18. Curt Hawkins (1) & Zack Ryder (1) [1] - Judgment Day 2008
19. John Morrison (3) & The Miz (2) [2] - Unforgiven 2008
20. Carlito (1) & Primo (1) [1] - Armageddon 2008
21. JTG (1) & Shad (1) [1] - Smackdown 16.04.2009
22. Harry Smith (1) & Tyson Kidd (1) [1] - Vengeance 2009
23. Curt Hawkins (2) & Trent Barreta (1) [1] - Extreme Rules 2010
24. Cody Rhodes (1) & Drew McIntyre (1) [1] - Fatal Four Way 2010
25. Curt Hawkins (3) & Trent Barreta (2) [2] - TLC 2010
26. Kane (1) & The Big Show (1) [1] - WrestleMania 27
27. Jey Uso (1) & Jimmy Uso (1) [1] - Money In The Bank 2011
INACTIVE

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ECW WORLD TITLE (2006 - 2010)
01. The Big Show (1) - Summer Slam 2006
02. Rob Van Dam (1) - December To Dismember 2006
03. CM Punk (1) - WrestleMania 23
04. John Morrison (1) - Unforgiven 2007
05. CM Punk (2) - Cyber Sunday 2007
06. Shelton Benjamin (1) - Backlash 2008
07. Matt Hardy (1) - Night of Champions 2008
08. Tommy Dreamer (1) - Cyber Sunday 2008
09. Jack Swagger (1) - Armageddon 2008
10. Christian (1) - Judgment Day 2009
INACTIVE

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WWE CRUISERWEIGHT TILE (1998 - 2006)
01. Taka Michinoku (1) - WrestleMania XIV
02. 2 Cold Scorpio (1) - Vengeance 1998
03. X-Pac (1) - Summer Slam 1998
04. Taka Michinoku (2) - Royal Rumble 1999
05. D-Lo Brown (1) - WrestleMania XV
06. Matt Hardy (1) - King of the Ring 1999
07. Jeff Hardy (1) - Summer Slam 1999
08. Aguila (1) - Armageddon 1999
09. Dean Malenko (1) - Smackdown 06/04/2000
10. Scotty 2 Hotty (1) - Armageddon 2000
11. Brian Christopher (1) - No Way Out 2001 (first WWF Cruiserweight champion)
12. Dean Malenko (2) - King of the Ring 2001
13. Tajiri (1) - Summer Slam 2001
14. Billy Kidman (1) - WrestleMania X-8 (Smackdown exclusive from 25.03.2002)
15. Jamie Noble (1) - Smackdown 25.07.2002
16. Matt Hardy (2) - Armageddon 2002
17. Tajiri (2) - Backlash 2003
18. Rey Mysterio (1) - No Mercy 2003
19. Chavo Guerrero (1) - WrestleMania XX
20. Spike Dudley (1) - Great American Bash 2004
21. Rey Mysterio (2) - No Mercy 2004
22. Chavo Guerrero (2) - Armageddon 2004
23. Paul London (1) - Judgment Day 2005
24. Super Crazy (1) - No Mercy 2005
25. Chavo Guerrero (3) - Great American Bash 2006
INACTIVE

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WWE HARDCORE TITLE (2003 - 2006)
01. Tommy Dreamer (1) - Bad Blood 2003
02. Stevie Richards (1) - Royal Rumble 2004
03. Matt Hardy (1) - WrestleMania XX
04. Rhyno (1) - Backlash 2004
05. Kane (1) - WrestleMania 21
VACANT
06. Rob Conway (1) - Raw 11.07.2005
07. Mick Foley (1) - Taboo Tuesday 2005
VACANT
08. Val Venis (1) - New Year's Revolution 2006
09. Rob Van Dam (1) - Raw 03.04.2006
INACTIVE

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WWE US TITLE (2003 - 2011)
01. Chris Benoit (1) - Vengeance 2003
02. Eddie Guerrero (1) - Summer Slam 2003
03. The Big Show (1) - No Mercy 2003
04. John Cena (1) - WrestleMania XX
05. Carlito (1) - No Mercy 2004
06. John Cena (2) - Survivor Series 2004
07. JBL (1) - Armageddon 2004
08. Rey Mysterio (1) - WrestleMania 21
09. Chris Benoit (2) - Smackdown 16.06.2005

10. Booker T (1) - Survivor Series 2005
11. Chris Benoit (3) - WrestleMania 22
12. Fit Finlay (1) - Judgment Day 2006
13. Lashley (1) - Summer Slam 2006
14. William Regal (1) - Smackdown 15.09.2006
15. Chris Benoit (4) - No Mercy 2006
16. MVP (1) - WrestleMania 23
17. Matt Hardy (1) - Summer Slam 2007
18. MVP (2) - No Mercy 2007
19. Fit Finlay (2) - No Way Out 2008
20. Carlito (2) - Raw 23.06.2008
21. Shelton Benjamin (1) - Great American Bash 2008
22. Brian Kendrick (1) - Unforgiven 2008
23. R-Truth (1) - No Way Out 2009
24. John Morrison (1) - Backlash 2009
25. Dolph Ziggler (1) - Summer Slam 2009
26. Kofi Kingston (1) - Summer Slam 2010
27. Cody Rhodes (1) - WrestleMania 27
INACTIVE

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WWF WrestleMania 31.03.1985

New York City, NY

1. The British Bulldogs def. The Hart Foundation (8 mins)
Yes, both Bulldogs and Hart Foundation were already in the WWF at the time. It's the 80s and being in the opener is not as prestigious as it is today, so we can just give the spotlight to these 4 youngster and let them have a great little match with no big angle behind it. Bulldogs are the babyfaces here and Dynamite Kid pins Neidhart for the victory. We can start our first ever 'Mania with a good WrestleMania moment, as 4 relatively unknowns have just exceeded any expectations!

2. Brutus Beefcake (w/ Johnny V) def. David Sammartino (w/ Bruno Sammartino) (6 mins)

I do want to feature Bruno, he was still wrestling at the time but he was so behind his prime and unfortunately I have to stick with David. This match actually happened and it sucked, so I'm keeping it quite short at 6 minutes with Brutus stealing the win. Bruno makes sure to knock out Valiant postmatch to make the crowd happy anyway, as V berated him for the whole feud.

3. Tito Santana def. Buddy Rose (10 mins)

I am a big fan of Buddy Rose and I loved his Portland work. He doesn't need the Executioner gimmick, he can just be himself and have a decent little match up with Santana here. The feud can be simple and easy, Rose is an undefeated newcomer and Santana finally manages to beat him.

4. Bodyslam Challenge: Andre the Giant def. Big John Studd (w/ Bobby Heenan) (5 mins)

Let's be honest, this absolutely sucked. However, the crowd loved it and Andre's performances were quite bad at the time anyway, so he was going to have a stinker regardless. I am keeping the same feud and match, as it worked quite alright and Andre distributes money to the crows after slamming Studd.

5. Bob Orton Jr., Paul Orndorff & King Kong Bundy (w/ Bobby Heenan) def. Jimmy Snuka, Junkyard Dog & Mr. T (10 min)

Piper is leading a stable, made of himself, Orton, Orndorff and Bundy. They are called The Purists and they despise Hogan and his "Hollywood Friends", as they don't belong in the WWF (they would be babyfaces today, the world has changed so much!) With Hogan and Piper squaring off in the main event, it's a shame not to use the others so here's a heated 6 men tag. Orndorff scores the pin and gives some momentum to the heels.

6. WWF IC Title: Ricky Steamboat def. Greg Valentine (c) (w/ Jimmy Hart) (15 mins)

It's the first WrestleMania and you need at least a title change, so here it is folks. Valentine is doing a great job at defending the belt, however Steamboat looks unstoppable and so The Hammer often loses by DQ or CO when wrestling him. They have the rubber match here at 'Mania, this would have been the match of the night with a clean and decisive victory for Steamboat.

7. WWF Tag Titles: The US Express (c) (w/ Cpt. Albano) def. Zars & Sheiks (w/ Freddie Blessie) (7 mins)

Zars & Sheiks are, of course, Volkoff and Sheik. This is such an easy USA vs. Bad Guys 80s feud and that is why US Express need to retain the belts here, it's still the first Wrestlemania and you want the crowd to be happy. I actually don't think the actual match was that bad, so they are welcomed to have it here as well with a different finish of course.

8. WWF World Title: Hulk Hogan (c) (w/ Cyndi Lauper) def. Roddy Piper (w/ Bobby Heenan) (12 mins)

This looks like a no brainer and NEEDS to be the main event if you really want fans to perceive WrestleMania to be something big. It's the Rock & Wrestling Connection against the most non politically correct wrestler out there and the crowd would have loved it. I'm not big on women's wrestling, but I think Cyndi Lauper would have been great here as Hogan's valet and I can only imagine the ratings that a Hogan/Piper confrontation would have drawn on MTV. Hogan drops the leg and retains, brother.

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Post WrestleMania
- The Dream Team (Greg Valentine & Brutus Beefcake) beat The US Express for the Tag Team Titles in a May show at the MSG, as the US Express are on their way out
- This is the only title change that takes place between 'Mania and 'Mania II
- Hulk Hogan successfully defends his World Title against Paul Orndorff and Bob Orton during 1985. Orndorff shows some remorse when the group tries to injury Hogan, so the stable turns on him. Piper is too busy dealing with other stuff, so he tells Orton to finish Orndorff on his behalf
- 3 very important heels debut in 1985: Randy Savage (a macho man that is really rude with his gorgeous valet Elizabeth), Jake Roberts (carrying a snake and using it to attack his opponents) and The Funk Brothers (they often lose their matches by DQ as they're too aggressive)
- I am not rebooking The Wrestling Classic, as I feel that adding a PPV between the first 2 'Manias just diminishes the whole concept of WrestleMania.

WWF WrestleMania II 07.04.1986
Uniondale, NY
Rosemont, IL
Los Angeles, CA

I am not really a fan of using 3 towns to host 'Mania, but it is what it is

NEW YORK

1. Bob Orton (w/ Bobby Heenan) def. Paul Orndorff (10 mins)
This is a heated match, as Orton is Roddy Piper's hitman and Orndorff is looking for revenge after his babyface turn. The crowd seemed quite receptive during this feud and their in ring work was solid enough. Orton wins by cheating and The Purists gain an important victory

2. Jake Roberts def. The Junkyard Dog (4 mins)
I think it would have been great seeing the fun, chilled and outgoing JYD get absolutely terrorized by the Snake. He would say that dogs bites are worst than snakes bites, but still be incredibly intimidated during the feud. Semi-squash for Roberts.

3. WWF IC Title: Randy Savage (w/ Elizabeth) def. Ricky Steamboat (c) (15 mins)

This was so good on the original 'Mania III card and would have hopefully been even better as a blowoff of a long feud. Savage and Steamboat are natural opposites and square off in this first time ever, showing a lot of chemistry and dislike for one another. Savage plays by the rules until he hides behind Liz, which stops Steamboat and allows Macho Man to get a dirty pinfall to win the title

CHICAGO (well sort of)

4. King Kong Bundy (w/ Bobby Heenan) def. Big John Studd (5 mins)

Studd has turned face in 1985, while Bundy and Heenan are quite angry because Bundy hasn't received a title shot yet despite his impressive winning streak. Studd dares Bundy to bully him and these two have a short match here, with Bundy going over

5. WWF Tag Titles: The British Bulldogs (w/ Cap. Albano) def. The Dream Team (c) (w/ Johnny V) (12 mins)

The Dream Team took over the division quite quickly, however The Bulldogs are getting better and better since their debut, also thanks to Captain Lou's guidance. Johnny V gets his guys to keep the belts by shenanigans on a couple of occasions, but 'Mania has the final blowoff and the English duo manages to capture the belts when Davey Boy pins Beefcake. This match actually took place at 'Mania II and I dug it

6. Lumberjack Match: Andre the Giant def. Roddy Piper (w/ Bobby Heenan) by count-out (10 mins)

I didn't dislike the WWF/NFL Battle Royal, but I didn't think much of it either. I think that the NFL guys would have been great as Lumberjacks in here, with all of Chicago focused on not letting Piper run away from Andre. Hot Rod would have made the feud hot by shooting on how pathetic it is to see Andre getting friendly with the players to push the Rock & Wrestling Connection. I hate non finishes, especially when you don't have 12 PPVs a year, but it's the 80s and I want to protect Piper. A count-out finish would have hopefully been fine, maybe with Andre sending Piper out of the ring with a gorilla press slam or something

LOS ANGELES

7. Tito Santana def. Hercules (7 mins)

Not much of a big feud here, I always found Hercules to be okay in the ring and Tito would have hopefully got a decent match out of him. Santana will be in the WWF for quite a few years, so I want to keep him relevant and get a good win here

8. The Hart Foundation (w/ Jimmy Hart) def. Killer Bees (11 min)

Jimmy Hart was looking for a young team to manage and, after the Killer Bees refused to join him, he chose the young and naive Hart Foundation. Young but talented, as they are getting better and better and here they get vengeance for Jimmy

9. WWF World Title: Hulk Hogan (c) (w/ Mr. T) def. Terry Funk (w/ Dory Funk Jr.) (15 mins)
This is a style clash to say the least. Funk was still great in the 80s and here he can symbolize all the territories and the "old school wrestling" that Hogan and the WWF have ruined, according to him. Funk hates the Rock & Wrestling Connection, as it forced him to remain in Japan to make a living, until he decided to actually do something about it. This feud can actually benefit Hogan, as going toe to toe with Funk can help him look good and a tough competitor. Hogan goes into the match with an injured neck due to a Piledriver from Funk, but he still manages to retain the title by pinfall

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Post WrestleMania
- No title changes between 'Mania II and 'Mania III. Hogan, Steamboat and The Bulldogs are still our champions
- The most shocking moment of the year is Andre the Giant's turn heel, as Bobby Heenan convinced him about the fact that Hulk Hogan is jealous and scared of the giant
- After Hogan goes over King Kong Bundy in a cage match to retain the title, Roddy Piper announces his retirement saying that maybe it's not in his destiny to be the champion and maybe the Hogan's revolution is not that bad. Orton is furious and turns on Piper after this

WWF WrestleMania III 29.03.1987

Pontiac, MI

1. Tito Santana def. Rick Martel (12 mins)

I do like the angle of two single wrestlers becoming a tag team after a rivalry and this is what happens here. Santana is the babyface and Martel is quite heelish here. Santana wins with an inside cradle, but the two shake hands after the contest and Strike Force is created shortly after this

2. Demolition (w/ Mr. Fuji) def. The Rougeau Brothers (3 mins)

Demolition are getting a big push and they squash the Rougeaus here

3. Honky Tonk Man & The Dream Team (w/ Jimmy Hart) def. Jim Duggan, Koko B. Ware & Junkyard Dog (8 mins)

The only reason I booked this six men tag is because most of the wrestlers here, while not great in the ring, were extremely over at the time and hopefully this would have been a fun little deal. Honky gets a dirty pinfall on Koko and then the babyfaces clear the ring

4. No Disqualification Match: Roddy Piper def. Bob Orton Jr. (13 mins)

Piper has announced his retirement, but first he wants revenge against his old friend Orton at 'Mania III. A No DQ Match wasn't quite popular in the '87 WWF, they don't use objects at all but just have a good rugged brawl that gets a bit bloody as well. Piper wins and retires, getting a standing ovation from the crowd, as he's finally a fan favorite

5. Harley Race def. Jake Roberts (10 mins)

I debuted Roberts as a heel, knowing that his run wouldn't last long anyway. I needed him established as a dark and cool individual before turning him face, as I think that fans needed to see his bad side before appreciating him as a face without his character looking too flat. Race is a natural heel here, with the character of an elitist, so Roberts wants to get rid of him. Race wins by shenanigans here

6. WWF IC Title: Randy Savage (c) (w/ Elizabeth) def. Ricky Steamboat (15 mins)

This is the very famous match they had and here it's also a rematch from the year before, without any George Steele non-sense and with a better story behind it, as Steamboat accuses Savage of hiding behind Liz, which hurts Savage's pride and makes him fight fair and square. Savage wins cleanly after the famous nearfalls sequence

7. WWF Tag Titles: The Hart Foundation (w/ Jimmy Hart) def. The British Bulldogs (c) (10 mins)
Dynamite Kid was injured, hence why this became a six-men, but I would just leave him on the apron and focus most of the match on Bret vs. Davey (they did ok at Summer Slam '92, didn't they?). This match is 2 years in the making, as they both debuted at 'Mania I, and it's finally for the titles. The Harts win by taking advantage of Dynamite Kid.

8. WWF World Title: Hulk Hogan (c) def. Andre the Giant (w/ Bobby Heenan) (12 mins)
This drew in a huge way and needs to main event the show no matter what. The storyline of Heenan brainwashing Andre can be quite interesting and Hogan now is facing his toughest contender ever. Not gonna lie, I did think about Andre going over and then getting beat by Savage, but Hogan will be my top guy for a lot of years to come and needs to go over here. Plus, the bodyslam and Leg Drop combination is such an iconic moment.

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Post WrestleMania III
- The IC Title change hands at a MSG supershow, as the new comer Rick Rude defeats Randy Savage. This program would have lasted the whole summer, a nice contrast between the now babyface Macho Man and Rude, who acts a lot like the old Savage and flirts with Liz to get his opponent angry. Sherri becomes Rude's manager and doesn't mind his behaviour at all
- Hulk Hogan is still the champion and spent most of the summer feuding with Harley Race
- Ted DiBiase is quickly becoming the top heel of the company thanks to his great character. Aside from his bodyguard Virgil, he also buy the services of Andre the Giant and Bobby Heenan
- Ultimate Warrior makes his debut and goes on an impressive winning streak
- The Harts are still the tag team champions, but the division is getting quite competitive, especially thanks to Demolition and to the new team of Strike Force. The Dream Team is not a tag team anymore, as Brutus Beefcake has turned babyface
- The new PPV Survivor Series is now debuting and, to really push the concept of the show, I will try to only feature elimination matches on its cards for the foreseeable future. I am also sticking to 4 vs 4 instead of 5 vs 5

WWF Survivor Series 26.11.1987

Richfield Township, OH

1. The Hart Foundation & Demolition (w/ Jimmy Hart and Mr. Fuji) def. Strike Force & Killer Bees (23 mins)
The story of the match is all about the tension between The Harts and Demolition, even though their managers try to make the co-exist. It's not easy, as Strike Force and Killer Bees are good and flashy opponents and get advantage of the heels' miscommunications. Bret and Smash survive the match, but they keep arguing after the bout.

2. Brutus Beefcake, Ultimate Warrior, Koko B. Ware & Junkyard Dog def. The Honkytonk Man, One Man Gang, Greg Valentine & Butch Reed (w/ Jimmy Hart, Slick) (16 mins)
This match features Beefcake and Valentine's feud, while Honkytonk Man mocks Warrior and challenges him to a fight. Warrior is the star of the match and eliminates Reed and OMG, before Honky fakes an injury and walks out, losing by countout.

3. The Rougeau Brothers & The British Bulldogs def. The Islanders & The Bolsheviks (w/ Slick) (15 mins)
The tag division is really deep in 1987, even though this match won't be as good as the opener and so I am keeping it a bit shorter. Davey Boy is the sole survivor and wins the match for his team.

4. Ricky Steamboat, Jake Roberts, Ken Patera & Jim Duggan def. Rick Rude, Bam Bam Bigelow, Hercules & Danny Davis (w/ Sir Oliver Humperdink and Sherri) (26 mins)

Rude is now feuding with Steamboat, who really resents his conduct. Bigelow gets a good push here and pins both Duggan and Patera before getting eliminated. Roberts is instrumental in helping Steamboat get a pin over Rude, who loses the match and gets pinned for the first time in the WWF.

5. Ted DiBiase, Andre the Giant, King Kong Bundy & Harley Race (w/ Bobby Heenan and Virgil) def. Hulk Hogan, Paul Orndorff, Don Muraco & Randy Savage (w/ Elizabeth) (24 mins)
Hogan is in trouble, as DiBiase is willing to do and buy anything to win the WWF Title. Savage steps up and decides to help Hogan when Liz begs him, after turning down DiBiase's offer to side with him. Hogan and Savage get into a 4 vs 2 situation and fight with pride, but they both get pinned at the end as both DiBiase and Andre survive.

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Post Survivor Series 1987
- At Main Event 1988, Ted DiBiase shocks the world when he wins the WWF World Title against Hulk Hogan thanks to Andre the Giant and the evil twin referee. WWF fines DiBiase and fires the evil referee, but his decision is finally and so DiBiase is the champion
- At the same event, The Hart Foundation defends the Tag Titles successfully against Strike Force
- Randy Savage and Hulk Hogan form the Mega Powers, with the common goal of stopping their rivals and win the belt back

WWF WrestleMania IV 27.03.1988

Atlantic City, NJ

1. The British Bulldogs def. Strike Force (14 mins)
A nice opener hopefully, a rare face vs. face match on the biggest stage of all. The plans I had for Strike Force are compromised due to Martel's limited availability during summer of '88, so here the Bulldogs go over and get one last big push as title contenders

2. Greg Valentine (w/ Jimmy Hart) def. Brutus Beefcake (10 mins)

This is the blowoff after the tag team fell apart in '87. Of course, Jimmy Hart sides with Valentine and gets scared when Beefcake starts carrying scissors to cut both of their hair. Valentine wins the match, but Beefcake manages to cut some of Hart's hair postmatch

3. Taped Fist Match: Jake Roberts def. Harley Race (13 mins)

Their feud has been on and off since early '87 and it gets deep again when Race makes Roberts bleed with rough punches. This is a Taped Fist Match to let them punch each other harder, Snake gets the win by knocking Race out

4. Steel Cage Match: Hulk Hogan def. Andre the Giant (w/ Bobby Heenan) (10 mins)

This drew again in '88 and, while the World Title is not on stake, a rematch would have been huge anyway. This needs to be kept short for obvious reason and won't be a great match, but it is a huge spectacle. Andre has been paid to finish Hogan once and for all, but Hogan miraculously manages to escape the cage and win

5. The Ultimate Warrior def. The Honkytonk Man (w/ Jimmy Hart) (1 min)
After running away for months, HTM has to finally face Warrior one on one. They are both undefeated, albeit Honky's streak has been built thanks to cheap wins and luck. Warrior wins in like 20 seconds in 'Mania shortest match ever (so far)

6. WWF IC Title: Rick Rude (c) (w/ Sherri) def. Ricky Steamboat (18 mins)
Rude is having the time of his life as an egotistical, charming IC champion but the fact that Steamboat pinned him gets under his skin. Steamboat, being serious and a family man, is again the exact opposite of his opponent. This would have been the match of the night and Rude gets a very important win here

7. WWF Tag Titles: Demolition (w/ Mr. Fuji) def. The Hart Foundation (c) (w/ Jimmy Hart) (12 mins)

The story here is the greed of Fuji and Jimmy as, after co-existing at the last PPV, they try to manipulate their own team, so that they both get annoyed by these actions. It's an atypical heel vs. heel, Demolition work as faces and Fuji doesn't like it, even though the win the belts

8. WWF World Title: Randy Savage (w/ Elizabeth) def. Ted DiBiase (c) (w/ Bobby Heenan and Virgil) (15 mins)
After his first refusal, DiBiase tries to acquire Savage's services again and offers him a lot of money, but Savage refuses saying that his pride is priceless. Savage proves to be not only a good partner for Hogan, but gets over to the point of main eventing 'Mania by himself. Hogan and Andre fight at ringside without reaching the ring, while Macho drops the elbow and wins the title

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Post WrestleMania IV
- The fight between The Mega Powers and Ted DiBiase & Andre the Giant gets bigger and deeper. DiBiase also adds Big Bossman to his stable. During an interview, Hogan says that he will not challenge Savage for the title even though he would win. Savage is not happy about these words
- After forcing Ricky Steamboat out of the WWF, Rick Rude gets even cockier
- Demolition is tired or Mr. Fuji trying controlling them and just fire him as a manager. Fuji brings in the Powers of Pain, promising that they will get him revenge
- Strike Force temporarily disbands as Rick Martel gets injured during a match against Rick Rude. Tito Santana goes back to single action and does quite well for himself
- Ultimate Warrior is still undefeated
- More debuts: Big Bossman

WWF Summer Slam 29.08.1988

New York City, NY

1. The Hart Foundation (w/ Jimmy Hart) def. The Rockers (17 mins)

The Rockers have recently debuted and here they put on a clinic against the Hart Foundation, coming up short but showing great potential. It will also be fun to go back 10 years from this day and have a look at the first Bret vs. Shawn here

2. The Big Bossman (w/ Slick) def. Koko B. Ware (6 mins)
Bossman's corrupted cop gimmick would have gone over quite well at the time, here for instance he would have threatened Koko for bringing in Frankie illegally in the country. Bossman wins easily

3. The Powers Of Pain (w/ Mr. Fuji) def. The Rougeau Brothers (3 mins)
Fuji's new tag team is quite impressive and they get the best of the Rougeaus in a squash match

4. Jake Roberts def. Greg Valentine (w/ Jimmy Hart) (12 mins)

Both wrestlers are on a roll lately thanks to convincing winning streaks. Jimmy Hart makes fun of Roberts' ways and him not ever winning a big one, but here finally Roberts gets a good spolight.

5. The Ultimate Warrior def. Hercules (5 mins)

Hercules is quite impressive and wins in a lot of house shows thanks to his unbreakable full nelson, but Warrior manages to incredibly break it and continues his own streak

6. WWF Tag Titles: Demolition (c) def. The British Bulldogs (13 mins)
It's technically a face vs. face, but here Demolitions work as heel. The Bulldogs are aware that it might be their last chance and try anything they can to win, but at the end Demolitions's force takes over

7. WWF IC Title: Rick Rude (c) (w/ Sherri) def. Tito Santana (w/ Rick Martel) (17 mins)
Rude brags about injurying Martel, which rubs Santana the wrong way. Tito seeks revenge, while an injured Martel manages him and supports him. Sherri's presence ringside is key in Rude's victory here

8. Hulk Hogan & Randy Savage (w/ Elizabeth) def. Ted DiBiase & Andre The Giant (w/ Virgil) (15 mins)
I'm keeping the same main event of the actual show, a solid tag match between the Mega Powers and the Mega Bucks. They have all been feuding for a while now and the feud is still very alive. I'm keeping the original finish, with the babyface going over and Hogan celebrating with Liz in a quite friendly way

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Post Summer Slam 1988
- There has been some tension within Mega Powers, despite their great performances. Ted DiBiase is trying to get advantage of this, hinting at a possible relationship between Hogan and Liz
- Rick Martel is still injured and stops showing up at Tito Santana's corner, saying that he needs to focus on rehabbing
- The tag division is getting really competitive, with a lot of teams willing to dethrone Demolition. The Brainbusters, managed by Bobby Heenan, are the newest members of the division
- Ted DiBiase has acquired Big Bossman's services, meaning that now he also has a corrupted police officer at his command
- Mr. Perfect has made his debut
- Owen Hart has made his debut as well, using the Blue Blazer gimmick
- Ultimate Warrior is still undefeated

WWF Survivor Series 24.11.1988

Richfield Township, OH

1. The Hart Foundation & The Brainbusters (w/ Jimmy Hart and Bobby Heenan) def. The Rockers & The British Bulldog (30 mins)

Quite a strong opener and possibly one of the best matches I have booked so far when it comes to workrate. The Harts have good rivalries with Rockers and Bulldogs both, while The Busters have been impressive since their debut in the WWF. The heels go over here, Anderson and Bret are the survivors pinning the resilient Michaels in the process

2. The Ultimate Warrior, Danny Davis, Koko B. Ware & Blue Blazer def. Harley Race, Hercules, Honkytonk Man & The Genius (w/ Jimmy Hart) (12 mins)

The main purpose of this match would be getting Warrior even more over, as he would be left in a 4 vs 1 situation and still come back with an incredible victory, something never happened before during a Survivor Series elimination match. Warrior pins Race, in some kind of an upset, and wins the bout as the sole survivor

3. Powers Of Pain & The Bolsheviks (w/ Mr. Fuji) def. Demolition & The Young Stallions (16 mins)
Fuji is using the Powers of Pain to get revenge against Demolition, which are working as tweeners as crowd cheers them against Fuji but still sides with other teams when they wrestle the Tag Team Champions. Fuji helps the POP by cheating, as they both survive and win the match in a quite dominant way

4. Rick Rude, Terry Taylor, Greg Valentine & Mr. Perfect (w/ Sherri and Jimmy Hart) def. Jake Roberts, Tito Santana, Ken Patera & Hillbilly Jim (20 mins)
Roberts is doing quite well in his babyface run, even though Rude is making fun of him for playing to the crowd. The heel team is so much stronger and leads the match for almost its entirity. Snake manages to pin Rude, but Perfect uses this distraction to get Roberts into an inside cradle and win the match for his team

5. Hulk Hogan, Randy Savage, Brutus Beefcake & Jim Duggan (w/ Elizabeth) def. Ted DiBiase, Andre the Giant, The Big Bossman & Haku (w/ Virgil, Bobby Heenan and Slick) (23 mins)

Hogan and Savage argue again, as Hogan has chosen his longtime friends Beefcake and Duggan to join the Mega Powers here, while DiBiase has surrounded himself with the meanest monsters he could find. Savage and Andre get counted out when Savage hits the elbow from the apron to the floor, while Hogan pins DiBiase to win the match. The PPV ends with Liz hitting the ring and hugging Hogan, while a beaten Savage stands up and witnesses the scene...