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Vintage Pro Wrestling
All-Time Great Tribute

Volume 1
Vintage Pro Wresting
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Andre the Giant
André the Giant (May 19, 1946 – January 27, 1993) was a professional wrestler
and actor, born André René Roussimoff in Grenoble, France. His great size was
a result of acromegaly, or excessive growth hormone, and led to him being
dubbed "The Eighth Wonder of the World."
He was one of the WWF's most beloved "babyfaces" throughout the 1970s and
early '80s, and for 14 years never lost by pinfall or submission in a WWF ring,
before being pinned by Hulk Hogan on March 29, 1987 at WrestleMania III.
Roussimoff had lost clean in matches outside of the parameters of the WWF; a
pinfall loss in Mexico to El Canek in 1984, and in Japan, a submission loss to
Antonio Inoki in 1986. He also went 60-minute time limit draws with the two
other major world champions of the day, Harley Race and Nick Bockwinkel.
Roussimoff had memorable clashes all over the world with a variety of tough,
rugged opponents. Among his chief rivals in the ring: The Sheik (who gained a
deathmatch win over the Frenchman in 1974 with the help of his fireball),
Abdullah the Butcher, Stan Hansen, Ernie Ladd, and a young Hulk Hogan, who
first met Roussimoff in 1978 during his rookie years in the deep South. Hogan
and André would go on to have one of the great WWF feuds of 1980, peaking in front of 36,295 fans at the
Showdown At Shea event, on August 9, 1980 in Flushing, New York's Shea Stadium.
Championships/Awards
World Wrestling Federation
Andre the Giant F/H
• WWF World Heavyweight Champion Primary Finisher- Sits on Opponent
• WWF World Tag Team Champion (with Haku) Modifiers TV PPV NO DQ
• Member of the WWE Hall of Fame (inducted in Size- +200 0 DQ PIN FINISH
1993) Speed- -25 1 CHAOS DQ PIN
Results
Strength- +100 2 DQ CHAOS PIN

Other Titles Savvy- +25 3 CHAOS PIN CHAOS
• IWA Tag Team Champion (with Michael Nader) Cheating- +25 4 DQ C.O. PIN
Tech- -50 5 C.O. C.O. CHAOS
• Australasian Tag Team Champion (with Ron
Cage- +50 6 PIN DQ FINISH
Miller)
Object- +25 7 DQ CHAOS PIN
• Tri-State Tag Team Champion (with Dusty
Brawl- +75 8 C.O. DQ PIN
Rhodes) Climbing- -100 9 DQ FINISH FINISH
• NWA Florida Tag Team Champion (with Dusty Finishes
Rhodes) Body Slam + Pin
0
1 Sits on Opponent
Pro Wrestling Illustrated 2 Submission via Bear Hug
• Pro Wrestling Illustrated (PWI) gave André the 3 Blatant Choke + PIN
1993 Editor's Award that goes to the most 4 Sits on Opponent
inspirational wrestling personality each year. 5 Submission via Bear Hug
André also won several PWI Awards over the 6 Blatant Choke + PIN
years. He won Most Popular Wrestler in 1977 7 Sits on Opponent
and 1982. He won Most Hated Wrestler in 1988. 8 Sits on Opponent
He won Match of the Year in 1981 (vs. Killer 9 Turnbuckle Squash + PIN
Khan) and in 1988 (vs. Hulk Hogan). OVERALL HEAT
Tag- +200
• PWI also named him # 3 of the 500 best singles
wrestlers of the "PWI Years" in 2003.
2970
All-Time Great 1
Kurt Angle
Kurt Steven Angle (born in December 9, 1968 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania) is an American 1996
Olympic gold medalist in freestyle wrestling and now a professional
wrestler performing for World Wrestling Entertainment on its RAW
brand. Among his trademarks is the audience--whether he is face or
heel--chanting "you suck!" in time with his entrance music.
Angle defeated The Rock at No Mercy in October 2000 to win the

WWF Championship. His title reign was impressive, defeating The
Undertaker at Survivor Series (with some help from older brother Eric
Angle) and eventually winning the 6-Man Hell in a Cell at
Armageddon. His victory at Armaggedon was regardly known as the
greatest title defense ever, defeating the greatest of the World
Wrestling Federation, The Rock, Triple H, Stone Cold Steve Austin,
The Undertaker, and Rikishi. He held the WWF Title for four months
before losing it to the man he defeated for the title, The Rock.
Championships and accomplishments

Olympics
• 1996 Olympic gold medalist in freestyle
wrestling
Kurt Angle F/H
World Wrestling Entertainment Primary Finisher- The Anklelock
• 4-time WWE Champion Modifiers TV PPV NO DQ
• WWF Intercontinental Champion Size- 0 0 PIN FINISH FINISH
• WWF European Champion Speed- +10 1 CHAOS CHAOS PIN
Results
• WWF Hardcore Champion Strength- +10 2 DQ DQ FINISH

Savvy- +20 3 DQ PIN CHAOS
• WWE Tag Team Champion Cheating- +25 4 DRAW PIN PIN
• King of the Ring (2000) Tech- +25 5 DQ FINISH PIN
• Fourth Grand Slam Champion Cage- +10 6 DRAW DQ FINISH
Object- +10 7 C.O. CHAOS PIN
Brawl- +15 8 CHAOS DQ FINISH
World Championship Wrestling Climbing- +20 9 FINISH FINISH FINISH
• WCW World Heavyweight Champion Finishes
• WCW United States Champion 0 The Anklelock
1 The Angle Slam
2 Top Rope Angle Slam
Power Pro Wrestling Moonsault
3
• PPW Heavyweight Champion 4 The Anklelock
• PPW Young Guns Champion 5 The Angle Slam
6 Super Overhead Belly-to-Belly Suplex
7 The Angle Slam
PNW
8 High Angle Back to Back Suplex
• PNW Tennessee Heavyweight 9 The Anklelock
Champion OVERALL HEAT
Tag- +100
2570
All-Time Great 1
“Stone Cold” Steve Austin
Steve Williams (born December 18, 1964), better known by his stage name "Stone Cold" Steve Austin, is a
professional wrestler from Victoria, Texas. His birth name was Stephen James Anderson; he took on the surname
Williams when he was adopted by his stepfather (his biological father had left the family when he was a small
child).
As Steve Austin, he is best known for establishing the "anti-authority" face and
"Boss vs. Employee" storyline, which has been used in some variation by
numerous wrestlers like The Rock and John Cena. Traditionally, faces in wrestling
were known as clean cut, respectable role models, and rebellious characters who
bent the rules were labeled as heels. Austin effectively changed the whole
dynamic of the face/heel struture in wrestling forever.
Austin went on to win his first WWF Championship in March 1998, defeating
Shawn Michaels at WrestleMania XIV in Boston. Mike Tyson served as special
guest referee for their contest and photographs of Austin & Tyson celebrating
together after the bout made newspapers worldwide. By now, Austin's authority-
challenging, beer-swilling everyman persona was firmly over with the fans, who
loudly lapped up every middle finger, swear word and catchphrase, including
"Hell Yeah!" and "Cause Stone Cold Said So!"
The next night on RAW, Vince McMahon offered to work with Stone Cold, but
only if Austin would agree to do things "his way." Austin refused, giving McMahon the Stone Cold Stunner and
thereby choosing to do things "the hard way." The feud built over the next few weeks until finally McMahon
challenged Austin to a match on RAW that ended in a disqualification due to interference from Dude Love. The
Austin vs. McMahon match resulted in the first
ratings victory by the WWF in the Monday Night
Wars against WCW in 84 weeks
"Stone Cold" Steve Austin F /H
Primary Finisher- Stone Cold Stunner
Championships and accomplishments Modifiers TV PPV NO DQ
Size- 0 0 PIN FINISH FINISH
Speed- 0 1 CHAOS CHAOS PIN
Results
National Wrestling Alliance Strength- +10 2 DQ DQ FINISH

• NWA World Tag Team Champion Savvy- +15 3 DQ PIN CHAOS
Cheating- +20 4 DQ PIN PIN
World Championship Wrestling Tech- -10 5 DQ FINISH FINISH
• 2-time WCW United States Heavyweight Cage- +25 6 DRAW DQ FINISH
Champion
Brawl- +25 8 CHAOS DQ FINISH
• 2-time WCW World Television Champion Climbing- +10 9 FINISH FINISH FINISH
• WCW World Tag Team Champion Finishes
0 Stone Cold Stunner
World Wrestling Federation 1 Driving Elbow Drop from Middle Rope
• 6-time WWF World Heavyweight Champion 2 Million Dollar Dream
• 2-time WWF Intercontinental Champion 3 The Stungun
• 1-time WWF Million Dollar Champion 4 Stone Cold Stunner
• 4-time WWF World Tag Team Champion 5 Spinebuster
6 Million Dollar Dream
• 1996 King of the Ring winner
7 Stone Cold Stunner
• 1997 Royal Rumble winner
8 Lou Thez Press + PIN
• 1998 Royal Rumble winner Stone Cold Stunner
9
• 2001 Royal Rumble winner OVERALL HEAT
Tag- +100
2845
All-Time Great 1
Bob Backlund
Bob Backlund (born August 14, 1950) is an American professional
wrestler and minor politician.
Backlund was an amateur wrestler at North Dakota State

University, winning the Division II NCAA Championship at 190
pounds in 1971. Backlund joined the WWWF and became the
World Champion on February 20, 1978 defeating "Superstar" Billy
Graham in New York City's Madison Square Garden. According to
Wrestling Observer Newsletter editor Dave Meltzer, Backlund was
picked to be champion by Vincent J. McMahon, who was looking
for a younger version of Jack Brisco. Backlund was recommended
to McMahon by Eddie Graham and Sam Muchnick. Over a near
six-year period, Backlund held the title on three occasions, and
defeated some of the most notorious heels in the sport, ranging from
Pat Patterson to Don Muraco to Greg Valentine. On November 30,
1979, Backlund was defeated for the championship by Antonio
Inoki in Tokushima, Japan. The loss to Inoki has never been acknowledged by the WWF. Backlund's steel
cage match against Jimmy Snuka on June 28, 1982 in Madison Square Garden is considered a classic to
this day. Also of note were his title vs. title
bouts against AWA World Champion Nick
Bockwinkel and NWA World Champions
Harley Race and Ric Flair. Backlund's no-
Bob Backlund F/H
Primary Finisher- Cross Face Chicken Wing
nonsense attitude and superb scientific skill
Modifiers TV PPV NO DQ
made him a durable champion and a favorite
Size- 0 0 PIN FINISH CHAOS
of many fans around the world. Speed- +10 1 C.O. CHAOS CHAOS
Results
Strength- 0 2 DRAW PIN PIN

Savvy- +50 3 CHAOS DRAW PIN
Title history Cheating-
Tech-
0 4 DRAW C.O. PIN
+100 5 DRAW CHAOS PIN
Cage- +25 6 CHAOS DRAW FINISH
World Wrestling Federation Object- +10 7 C.O. DQ FINISH
• 4-Time WWE Champion Brawl- +10 8 DQ DRAW FINISH
• WWF World Tag Team Champion Climbing- 0 9 FINISH FINISH FINISH
Finishes
0 Cross Face Chicken Wing
National Wrestling Alliance 1 Atomic Spinecrusher
• NWA Western States Champion 2 Backlund Bridge
• NWA Missouri Heavyweight 3 Cross Face Chicken Wing
4 Backlund Bridge
Champion
5 Atomic Spinecrusher
• NWA Georgia Tag Team Champion ) 6 Cross Face Chicken Wing
• NWA Florida Tag Team Champion 7 Belly-to-back Rolling Bridge
Other Titles
OVERALL HEAT
• 1-Time WAR Six-Man Tag Team Tag- +50
Champion 2880
All-Time Great 1
Superstar Billy Graham
Eldridge Wayne Coleman, better known by his stage name 'Superstar' Billy Graham (born September
10, 1943), is an American professional wrestler. He selected his ring
name as a tribute to the famous evangelist Billy Graham, at one of
whose revival meetings Coleman converted to Christianity. He was
one of the first pro wrestlers to become popular based primarily on
his charisma, paving the way for wrestlers like Jesse Ventura, Scott
Steiner, and particularly Hulk Hogan to do the same years later with
ring personnae heavily influenced by the two distinct phases of
Graham's career.
A former football player and bodybuilder, Graham defeated Bruno

Sammartino for the WWF Championship on April 30, 1977, and lost
the title to Bob Backlund on February 20, 1978. He would return to
the World Wrestling Federation in 1982 with an entirely new look:
gone were the long bleached-blonde locks and colorful clothes; now
replaced with a bald head, all-black outfit, deep suntan, and a
newfound knowledge of the martial arts.
Again, Graham would unsuccessfully challenge Backlund, but in one memorable incident he would
destroy Backlund's championship belt ringside while Backlund wrestled.
Quote: "I eat T-bone steaks, I lift barbell "Superstar" Billy Graham F/H
plates, I'm sweeter than a German chocolate
cake. I'm the reflection of perfection, the Primary Finisher- Bear Hug
number one selection. I'm the man of the hour, Modifiers TV PPV NO DQ
the man with the power, too sweet to be sour. Size- +10 0 PIN FINISH FINISH
Results
The ladies' pet, the men's regret, where what

Strength- +100 2 DRAW DQ FINISH
you see is what you get, and what you don't see, Savvy- +20 3 DQ PIN CHAOS
is better yet." Cheating- +50 4 DQ C.O. PIN
Tech- +10 5 DQ DQ FINISH
Cage- +25 6 DQ DQ FINISH
Titles/Accomplishments Object- +10 7 C.O. CHAOS PIN
• WWF World Heavyweight Champion Brawl- +25 8 CHAOS PIN FINISH
• NWA World Tag Team Champion (San Climbing- 0 9 FINISH FINISH FINISH
Francisco version) (with Pat Patterson) Finishes
Bear Hug
• IWA Heavyweight Champion 0
1 Backbreaker
• Hawaiian Heavyweight Champion 2 Bear Hug
• 2-Time Texas Brass Knuckles 3 Running Lariat
Champion 4 Sleeper
Bear Hug
• NWA Florida Southern Heavyweight 5
6 Powerslam
Champion 7 Bear Hug
• NWA Florida Heavyweight Champion 8 Piledriver
• NWA Florida Tag Team Champion 9 Bear Hug
OVERALL HEAT
(with Ox Baker) Tag- +50
2500
All-Time Great 1
Bobo Brazil
Houston Harris (July 10, 1924 in Little Rock, Arkansas — January 20, 1998), known professionally as Bobo
Brazil, was an African-American professional wrestler who was known for breaking down barriers of racial
segregation in professional wrestling. He was a favorite of not only
African-American wrestling fans, but of fans of any race, creed or color.
Bobo Brazil is regarded as the first successful African-American
professional wrestler, he is often referred to as "the Jackie Robinson of
professional wrestling."
In his wrestling career, Brazil had many classic matches with

competitors such as Killer Kowalski, Dick the Bruiser, Johnny
Valentine, and most famously, The Sheik, who feuded with Bobo over
the course of several decades. These and other famous rivals would all
fall victim to Brazil's finishing maneuver of choice, the Coco Butt.
Brazil also once wrestled Andre the Giant to a draw, and challenged
Bruno Sammartino for the WWWF Championship in a rare battle of two
top babyface competitors.
Bobo Brazil was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame in 1994. He
passed away on January 20, 1998 at age 74.
National Wrestling Alliance
• 7-Time NWA World Tag Team Champion (Detroit
version)
Bobo Brazil F/H
• 2-Time NWA World Tag Team Champion (San Primary Finisher- Coco-Butt
Francisco version) Modifiers TV PPV NO DQ
• 9-Time NWA United States Heavyweight Size- +20 0 PIN FINISH CHAOS
Speed- +10 1 CHAOS CHAOS PIN
Results
Champion (Detroit version)
• NWA United States Heavyweight Champion Strength- +10 2 C.O. PIN PIN
(Toronto version) Savvy- +25 3 CHAOS DQ PIN
• NWA United States Heavyweight Champion (San Cheating- +10 4 DQ C.O. FINISH
Francisco version) Tech- +15 5 DRAW DQ FINISH
Cage- +15 6 DRAW DRAW PIN
• 2-Time NWA International Heavyweight
Object- +20 7 C.O. DQ PIN
Champion
Brawl- +20 8 FINISH CHAOS FINISH
• NWA America's Heavyweight Champion Climbing- 0 9 FINISH FINISH FINISH
• NWA "Beat the Champ" Television Champion Finishes
• NWA Florida Tag Team Champion 0 Coco-Butt
• 3-Time NWA Los Angeles International Television 1 Piledriver
Tag Team Champion 2 Coco-Butt
3 Coco-Butt
World Wide Wrestling Federation 4 Piledriver
• WWWF United States Heavyweight Champion 5 Abdominal Stretch
• Member of WWE Hall of Fame (inducted in 1994) 6 Coco-Butt
Other Titles 7 Piledriver
8 Knee Drop + PIN
• 2-Time WWA World Heavyweight Champion Coco-Butt
9
• WWA World Tag Team Champion OVERALL HEAT
• Ohio Heavyweight Champion Tag- +250
• Canadian Open Tag Team Champion 2245
• ESA North American Heavyweight Champion All-Time Great 1
• Superstars of Wrestling United States Champion
(Detroit)
Bret “The Hitman” Hart
Bret Sergeant Hart (born July 2, 1957 in Calgary, Alberta) is a Canadian former professional wrestler,
and part of the famous Hart wrestling family. In the course of his
career, he was known by several monikers: Bret "The Hitman"
Hart, "The Excellence of Execution" (originally dubbed as such by
the late Gorilla Monsoon) and perhaps the most resounding, "The best
there is, the best there was, and the best there ever will be."
Hart's appearance was highlighted by his wrap-around mirrored

sunglasses and leather jacket. Hart originally began wearing mirrored
sunglasses to hide his eyes, which belayed his nervousness. He is still
regarded by many as one of the most technically sound professional
wrestlers ever to grace a ring. He was once labeled by Vince
McMahon as the 'greatest storyteller in the business' and was adept at
creating tense and entertaining matches.

Stampede Wrestling
• 6-time Stampede Wrestling North American Heavyweight Champion
• 2-time Stampede Wrestling British
Commonwealth Mid-Heavyweight Champion
• 5-time Stampede Wrestling International Tag
Bret "The Hitman" Hart F/H
Team Champion (3-time with Keith Hart, 1-time Primary Finisher- The Sharpshooter
with Jim Neidhart, 1-time with Leo Burke)
Size- -20 0 DRAW FINISH FINISH
World Championship Wrestling Speed- +10 1 CHAOS FINISH FINISH
Results
• 2-time WCW World Heavyweight Champion Strength- 0 2 DQ C.O. PIN

• 4-time WCW United States Heavyweight Savvy- +25 3 C.O. DRAW CHAOS
Champion Cheating- +25 4 DQ PIN PIN
• WCW World Tag Team Champion (with Tech- +50 5 DRAW CHAOS PIN
Goldberg) Cage- +25 6 DQ DQ FINISH
Object- +10 7 PIN DQ PIN
World Wrestling Council Brawl- +10 8 DQ DQ FINISH
Climbing- +25 9 FINISH FINISH FINISH
• WWC Caribbean Tag Team Champion (with
Finishes
Smith Hart)
0 The Sharpshooter
1 Inverted Atomic Drop
World Wrestling Federation 2 Hart Attack
• 5-time WWF World Heavyweight Champion 3 Figure-Four Leglock
• 2-time WWF Intercontinental Champion 4 The Sharpshooter
• 2-time WWF World Tag Team Champion (with 5 Snap Suplex + PIN
Jim Neidhart) 6 Hart Attack
• 1994 Royal Rumble winner (with Lex Luger) 7 The Sharpshooter
• 1991 King of the Ring (non PPV) 8 Top Rope Elbow Drop
• 1993 King of the Ring 9 The Sharpshooter
OVERALL HEAT
Tag- +300
2875
All-Time Great 1
Dick the Bruiser
William Richard Afflis (27 June 1929-10 November 1991) was an American professional wrestler best
known as Dick The Bruiser.
Born in Lafayette, Indiana, Afflis grew up in Indianapolis and

graduated from Shortridge High School. Afflis was a football
player in college at Purdue University, and played for the Green
Bay Packers in the early 50's as a lineman before he became a pro
wrestler.
Afflis would later become the boss of an Indiana wrestling

territory and promoted himself as its champion. His WWA
territory lasted from 1964 into the mid-late 80's
Afflis died in 1991 of a hemorrhaging of his throat, which was

damaged while he was playing in his football years.
American Wrestling Association

Dick the Bruiser F/H
Primary Finisher- Top Rope Knee Drop
• AWA World Heavyweight Champion
• 5-Time AWA World Tag Team Size- 0 0 DQ FINISH FINISH
Champion (with The Crusher) Speed- -15 1 CHAOS DQ PIN
Results
Strength- +20 2 DQ PIN FINISH

National Wrestling Alliance Savvy- +25 3 C.O. CHAOS FINISH
• NWA Missouri Heavyweight Cheating- +25 4 CHAOS C.O. FINISH
Tech- -20 5 C.O. DQ PIN
Champion Cage- +20 6 DRAW DRAW CHAOS
• NWA United States Heavyweight Object- +25 7 DQ DQ PIN
Champion (Chicago version) Brawl- +25 8 PIN FINISH FINISH
• 4-Time NWA United States Climbing- 0 9 FINISH FINISH FINISH
Finishes
Heavyweight Champion (Detroit Top Rope Knee Drop
0
version) 1 Backbreaker + PIN
• NWA World Tag Team Champion 2 Top Rope Knee Drop
(Chicago version) (with Gene Kiniski) 3 Running Powerslam + PIN
4 Second Rope Axe Handle
5 Top Rope Knee Drop
World Wrestling Association 6 Submission via Full Nelson
• 9-Time WWA Heavyweight Champion 7 Top Rope Knee Drop
• 7-Time WWA Tag Team Champion 8 Belly to Belly Suplex
9 Top Rope Knee Drop
(with The Crusher six times and Bruno
OVERALL HEAT
Sammartino once) Tag- +200
2250
World Championship Wrestling All-Time Great 1
• Member of WCW Hall of Fame
(inducted in 1994)
Bruno Sammartino
Bruno Laopardo Franceso Sammartino (born October 6, 1936 in Abruzzo, Italy), is a former
professional wrestler. As a child he and his family hid in caves from German soldiers during the latter
stages of World War II; around 1951 he came to the United States, settling in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
"The Italian Strongman" has often been called the "Living

Legend" of professional wrestling and is considered one of the
greatest performers professional wrestling has ever known.
Sammartino started wrestling in 1959, and won his first world
championship on May 17, 1963, defeating "Nature Boy" Buddy
Rogers in just 48 seconds. He held the WWWF Title twice,
keeping it first for an incredible seven years, eight months, and
one day. Bruno's first reign still stands as the longest continuous
world title reign in wrestling history. His second title reign
lasted over three years. He was the reigning champion and
perhaps the most popular wrestler in the Northeastern United
States during the 1960s and 1970s. He headlined cards that
filled Madison Square Garden on a monthly basis, and over 200
times overall, the most of any individual. He battled the top
heels of his time, including Killer Kowalski, Gorilla Monsoon,
George "The Animal" Steele and Superstar Billy Graham. In
between his two title runs, on September
30, 1972, Sammartino battled then-
titleholder Pedro Morales to an over one-
Bruno Sammartino F/H
hour draw in a scientific title match at Primary Finisher- Bear Hug
Shea Stadium in New York. Modifiers TV PPV NO DQ
Size- +10 0 PIN FINISH CHAOS
Speed- -15 1 C.O. CHAOS CHAOS
Results
One of Bruno Sammartino's claims to Strength- +150 2 DRAW PIN PIN

fame was that during his career he had Savvy- +50 3 CHAOS DRAW PIN
never lost a Steel Cage match. Cheating- +20 4 CHAOS C.O. PIN
Tech- +25 5 DRAW CHAOS PIN
Cage- +200 6 CHAOS C.O. PIN
Championships/Accomplishments Object- +25 7 C.O. DQ FINISH
Brawl- +50 8 DQ DRAW FINISH
World Wide Wrestling Federation Climbing- 0 9 FINISH FINISH FINISH
• 2-Time WWWF World Heavyweight Finishes
Champion 0 Bear Hug
• WWWF United States Tag Team 1 Bear Hug
Champion 2 Backbreaker
• 2-Time WWWF International Tag Team 3 Powerslam
Champion 4 Bear Hug
5 Body Slam + PIN
6 Backbreaker
Other Titles 7 Bear Hug
• WWA Tag Team Champion 8 Backbreaker
9 Bear Hug
OVERALL HEAT
Tag- +100
3000
All-Time Great 1
“Nature Boy” Buddy Rogers
"Nature Boy" Buddy Rogers (Born Herman C. Rohde Jr. but later legally changed his name to Buddy
Rogers) was a professional wrestler and one of the biggest stars in
the beginning of the Television Era.
With the advent of television, Rogers' flashy look, great physique

and bombastic personality instantly caught the ire of audiences. The
first sign of Rogers' impact was his involvement in Sam Muchnick's
opposition promotion in St. Louis, Missouri, a major wrestling
market at the time. He was pitted against the well respected Lou
Thesz as a draw. In the end, Muchnick's promotion was powerful
enough with Buddy Rogers as its main star that the two promotions
merged. Rogers continued control of the Midwest as a booker and
wrestler, most notably in Chicago, frequently selling out the 11,000
seat arena. In the 1950's, Rogers also expanded into Vince
McMahon Sr.'s Capitol Wrestling Corporation.
Rogers was not well liked during his prime years because he had a
habit of taking advantage of opponents in the ring. With age he
mellowed and became a very respected veteran. Rogers was considered the first total package wrestler.
He had all the looks, physique, personality and ability promoters wanted. He is often attributed with
developing the psychology that several heels
went on to use with great success and inventing "Nature Boy" Buddy Rogers F / H
the "Figure Four Grapevine" (later renamed the
Figure-Four Leglock). He had one of the Primary Finisher- Figure Four Grapevine
longest consistent top drawing periods of any Modifiers TV PPV NO DQ
main eventer, 15 years, and the ability to draw Size- -10 0 PIN FINISH CHAOS
Results
in several different territories successfully. In Strength- 0 2 C.O. PIN PIN

1994, he was posthumously inducted into the Savvy- +50 3 CHAOS DQ PIN
World Wrestling Entertainment Hall of Fame. Cheating- +100 4 DQ C.O. FINISH
Cage- +10 6 DRAW DRAW FINISH
Object- +25 7 DQ DQ PIN
Championships and accomplishments Brawl- 0 8 FINISH CHAOS FINISH
Climbing- 0 9 FINISH FINISH FINISH
• 1-Time WWWF World Heavyweight Finishes
Champion 0 Figure Four Grapevine
• 2-Time NWA United States Tag Team 1 Back Rake + Quick PIN
Champion (Northeast version) (with Johnny 2 Body Scissor
Valentine and Johnny Barend) 3 Sprays Perfume in Opponent's Eyes + PIN
• 1-Time NWA World Heavyweight Champion 4 Figure Four Grapevine
5 Low Blow + PIN
• 1-Time Mid-American Champion (Tennessee)
6 Figure Four Grapevine
• 1-Time International Heavyweight Champion
7 Cross-Face Arm bar
(Montreal)
8 Figure Four Grapevine
• 6-Time NWA Texas Heavyweight Champion Figure Four Grapevine
9
• 1-Time NWA World Tag Team Champion (San OVERALL HEAT
Francisco version) (with Ronnie Etchison) Tag- +200
2650
All-Time Great 1
King Kong Bundy
Chris Pallies (born November 7, 1957 in Atlantic City, New Jersey) is an American professional
wrestler, better known as King Kong Bundy. Weighing upwards of
450 pounds in his heyday, King Kong Bundy was an imposing – if
somewhat cartoonish – grappler. With pale skin and a completely
hairless body, he was often compared to the Michelin Man, and the
contrast of his light complexion with his usual jet black singlet led
color commentator Bobby "The Brain" Heenan to dub him "Shamu".
Bundy is best known for his appearances in the World Wrestling

Federation in 1986, when he feuded with WWF World Heavyweight
Champion Hulk Hogan. At this time, he became known for his
tendency to ask the referee for a five count (as opposed to the usual
three count for pinfalls) whenever he dominated his opponent in a
squash match. He is also remembered for winning the shortest match
in Wrestlemania history, when he mauled S.D. "Special Delivery"
Jones in what was announced as only nine seconds at Wrestlemania I.
(The actual time clocks in at 23 seconds from bell to bell, which is
still a record.)
• 1-time AWA Heavyweight Champion
King Kong Bundy F/H
• 1-time Mid-Southern Heavyweight Primary Finisher- The Avalanche
Champion Modifiers TV PPV NO DQ
Size- +100 0 DQ PIN FINISH
Speed- -10 1 CHAOS DQ PIN
Results
National Wrestling Alliance Strength- +10 2 DQ CHAOS PIN

Savvy- +15 3 CHAOS PIN CHAOS
• NWA New York Heavyweight Champion
Cheating- +25 4 DQ DQ PIN
• NWA National Tag Team Champion (with
Tech- 0 5 C.O. C.O. CHAOS
The Masked Superstar)
Cage- +10 6 PIN DQ FINISH
Object- +10 7 DQ CHAOS PIN
Brawl- +25 8 DRAW DQ PIN
World Class Championship Wrestling Climbing- -25 9 DQ FINISH FINISH
• 2-time WCCW American Heavyweight Finishes
Champion 0 The Avalanche
• 2-time WCCW American Tag Team 1 Bundy Splash
Champion (1-time with Bill Irwin, 1-time 2 The Avalanche
with Bugsy McGraw) 3 Bundy Splash
4 Powerslam
5 Bundy Splash
6 The Avalanche
Other 7 Body Block + PIN
• IPW Heavyweight Champion 8 2nd Rope Splash
• Maryland Championship Wrestling 9 The Avalanche
Heavyweight Champion OVERALL HEAT
• Mid-Southern Tag Team Champion (with
Tag- +200
Rick Rude) 2575
• Top Rope Wrestling Heavyweight Champion All-Time Great 1
“Million Dollar Man” Ted DiBiase
Theodore Marvin DiBiase, better known as Ted DiBiase or The Million-Dollar Man (born on January 18, 1954
in Omaha, Nebraska) is a former professional wrestler, and a Christian
minister.
Arguably the best wrestler to never hold a major World Heavyweight title,
DiBiase still had one of the most illustrious careers in professional wrestling.
In the WWF, DiBiase became one of the most hated heels of all time. He was
known as the "Million Dollar Man," a wealthy millionaire gimmick which
included the wearing of a gold studded suit and a custom 'Million Dollar Belt'
around his waist when entering the ring. He claimed "everybody has a price"
and made it his goal to acquire the WWF Championship by buying it if he
must. He frequently traveled around in limousines and gave $100 tips to
waiters in restaurants. He also invited fans (including a young Rob Van Dam)
into the ring or to the stage (platform where they did interview segments) to
perform humiliating acts (such as kissing his feet) for money. One of the more
infamous of these humilating acts was when he invited a kid onto a stage and
told him if he bounced a ball fifteen times in succession, DiBiase would pay
him lots of cash. After the fourteenth bounce, DiBiase kicked the ball away and
the kid went home broke (In reality, the kid was preselected and was paid for doing the sketch). He acquired a
bodyguard, Virgil, who eventually grew tired of DiBiase's abuse and made an inspirational breach of services at the
1991 Royal Rumble.
"Million Dollar Man" Ted DiBiase F / H

Primary Finisher- Million Dollar Dream
World Wrestling Federation Modifiers TV PPV NO DQ
• 3-Time WWF World Tag Team Champion Size- 0 0 DQ FINISH FINISH
• WWF North American Champion Speed- +10 1 PIN FINISH PIN
Results
• Self Awarded Million Dollar Champion Strength- 0 2 DQ CHAOS FINISH

Savvy- +25 3 CHAOS DQ CHAOS
Cheating- +100 4 CHAOS PIN PIN
National Wrestling Alliance Tech- +25 5 DQ DQ FINISH
• 2-Time NWA Missouri Heavyweight Cage- +25 6 DQ CHAOS CHAOS
Champion Object- +25 7 C.O. DQ PIN
• 2-Time NWA National Tag Team Champion Brawl- +10 8 FINISH FINISH FINISH
• NWA National Heavyweight Champion Climbing- +10 9 DQ FINISH FINISH
Finishes
All Japan Pro Wrestling 0 Million Dollar Dream
• AJPW International Heavyweight Champion 1 Million Dollar Buster
• AJPW United National Champion 2 Million Dollar Knee Lift
• AJPW World Tag Team Champion (with Stan 3 Million Dollar Dream
Hansen) 4 Million Dollar Knee Lift
5 Million Dollar Buster
• PWF Tag Team Champion (with Stan Hansen)
6 Million Dollar Dream
7 Million Dollar Fist Drop
Universal Wrestling Federation 8 Flying Back Elbow Drop
• 4-Time Mid-South North American 9 Million Dollar Dream
Heavyweight Champion OVERALL HEAT
• NWA Tri-State North American Champion
Tag- +200
• 4-Time Mid-South Tag Team Champion 2450
• UWF Tag Team Champion All-Time Great 1
Ric Flair
Richard Morgan Fliehr (born February 25, 1949 in Memphis, Tennessee), better known by his stage
name "Nature Boy" Ric Flair, is an American professional wrestler
currently with WWE on its RAW brand, and is currently its
Intercontinental Champion for his first ever reign. He has been one of
the leading personalities in professional wrestling since the mid 1970s
and is considered to be among the elite names in the history of the
industry.
Throughout the 1980s Flair became affiliated with The Four

Horsemen stable.. Flair's main rivals for the NWA title were Dusty
Rhodes, Ricky Steamboat, Lex Luger, and Sting. Flair also feuded
with Magnum T.A., Nikita Koloff, Ricky Morton of the Rock 'N Roll
Express, and Kerry von Erich, among countless others. He was
constantly seen with various valets such as Woman, Miss Elizabeth,
Fifi, Sherri Martel and Baby Doll.
Since the late 70s, he has worn ornate, fur lined robes of many colors
with sequins, and since the mid 80s, his approach to the ring was often
heralded by the playing of the Richard Strauss composition Also sprach Zarathustra (the theme of the
film 2001: A Space Odyssey). The look and sound complements his cocky in-ring persona.
Ric Flair F/H

Title history Primary Finisher- Figure Four Leg Lock
NWA World Title (10) Size- 0 0 PIN FINISH FINISH
WCW World Title (8) Speed- 0 1 CHAOS DQ FINISH
Results
WWE/WWF World Title (2) Strength- 0 2 DRAW DQ PIN

WCW International Title Savvy- +50 3 DQ CHAOS CHAOS
Cheating- +75 4 DQ DRAW FINISH
WCW/NWA/Mid-Atlantic United States Tech- +25 5 DQ DQ CHAOS
Title (6) Cage- +25 6 C.O. C.O. PIN
NWA United States Heavyweight Title Object- +25 7 C.O. DQ PIN
(Toronto version) (2) Brawl- +10 8 CHAOS DQ PIN
NWA Mid-Atlantic Heavyweight Title (3)
Finishes
NWA Mid-Atlantic T.V. Title (2) 0 Figure Four Leg Lock
NWA Missouri Heavyweight Title 1 Stalling Butterfly Suplex
NWA World Tag Team Titles (3) 2 Kick to the Groin + PIN
NWA Mid-Atlantic Tag Team Titles (3) 3 Inverted Atomic Drop
WWE World Tag Team Titles (2) 4 Figure Four Leg Lock
5 Low Blow + Roll Up PIN
WWE Intercontinental Championship 6 Flying Body Press
7 Figure Four Leg Lock
8 Chop Block + PIN (uses ropes for leverage)
9 Figure Four Leg Lock
OVERALL HEAT
Tag- +100
2975
All-Time Great 1
Mick Foley
Michael Francis "Mick" Foley (born June 7, 1965) is an American
professional wrestler and author. He has wrestled under a wide variety of
pseudonyms, most famously Cactus Jack, Mankind and Dude Love.
Foley, who became a professional wrestler in 1983, was noted for his hardcore
matches, which frequently left him injured. These injuries included eight
concussions, part of his ear being ripped off, and over 300 stitches. While he is
self-admittedly not one of the most physically-gifted wrestlers of all-time,
Foley gained notoriety for his thoughtful and intense promos, in-ring tenacity,
and willingness to put his body on the line for many dangerous spots. He was
also known for having three distinct gimmicks as a wrestler: Cactus Jack, a
maniacal and bloodthirsty Western outlaw, Mankind, a tortured soul who hid
behind a leather mask and inflicted pain on others to ease his memories of his
dark past, and Dude Love, a swinging "hip cat" and weenie. In addition to
these, he occasionally also wrestled as "Mick Foley."
He achieved his highest success, however, in the World Wrestling Federation

(WWF) as Mankind, arriving in 1996 and winning the WWF Championship
on an episode of RAW which aired on January 4th, 1999.
Extreme Championship Wrestling

• 2-time ECW World Tag Team Champion Mick Foley F/H
World Championship Wrestling Primary Finisher- Double Arm DDT

• WCW World Tag Team Champion Modifiers TV PPV NO DQ
Size- +15 0 DRAW FINISH FINISH
Speed- -20 1 CHAOS FINISH FINISH
Results
World Class Wrestling Association Strength- 0 2 DQ C.O. PIN

• 2-time WCWA Tag Team Champion Savvy- +20 3 C.O. DRAW CHAOS
• WCWA Light Heavyweight Champion Cheating- +50 4 DQ PIN PIN
Tech- 0 5 DRAW CHAOS FINISH
World Wrestling Federation Object- +50 7 PIN DQ FINISH
• 3-time WWF World Heavyweight Champion Brawl- +25 8 DQ DQ FINISH
• WWF Hardcore Champion Climbing- +15 9 FINISH FINISH FINISH
• 8-time WWF World Tag Team Champion Finishes
0 Double Arm DDT
Other titles 1 Sweet Shin Music
• ACW Universal Television Champion 2 Mandible Claw
• CWA Tag Team Champion (with Gary Young) 3 Mr. Socko
• GLCW Heavyweight Champion 4 Cactus Jack Crack Smash
• IWA Tag Team Champion 5 Double Arm DDT
6 Running Knee Drop
• MCW North American Heavyweight Champion
7 Cactus Clothesline
• Mid-South Heavyweight Champion
8 Love Handle
• NAW Heavyweight Champion Double Arm DDT
9
• NWL Heavyweight Champion OVERALL HEAT
• OMW North American Heavyweight Champion Tag- +200
• SCW Tag Team Champion 2000
• "King of the Death Match" tournament winner All-Time Great 1
Gorilla Monsoon
Robert Otto Marella (June 4, 1937 – October 6, 1999), better known by his stage name of Gorilla Monsoon, was
an American professional wrestler, play-by-play announcer, and booker. He is a legend in the business, famous for
his run as one of the great super-heavyweights, and later as the voice of the
World Wrestling Federation as announcer, on-screen President, and
backstage manager during the 1980s and 1990s. In professional wrestling, the
staging area just behind the entrance curtain at an event, a position which
Marella established and where he could often be found during WWF shows late
in his career, is named the Gorilla Position in his honor.
In 1963, Vincent J. McMahon reformed the Capitol Wrestling Corporation into

the World Wide Wrestling Federation (WWWF) (currently known as World
Wrestling Entertainment), breaking his territory away from the National
Wrestling Alliance in an attempt to create a new national powerhouse. At the
time, the WWWF was the dominant wrestling promotion in the Northeast U.S.
Marella formed a friendship with McMahon, and became a 1/6th shareholder in
the WWWF, controlling bookings in several WWWF territories. He also
became one of the promotion's top heels, feuding with popular babyface
champion Bruno Sammartino in sellout arenas across the country. Despite his
huge size, which was now in excess of 400 pounds, Monsoon had great agility
and stamina, often wrestling Sammartino to one-hour time-limit draws. He also
feuded with the legendary André the Giant.
Despite a 20-year-plus career as one of

Gorilla Monsoon F/H
wrestling's most feared bad guys, most fans Primary Finisher- Airplane Spin
remember Gorilla Monsoon fondly as one of its Modifiers TV PPV NO DQ
most beloved and engaging personalities. He Size- +100 0 DQ FINISH FINISH
was one of the first inductees into the WWE Speed- -15 1 CHAOS DQ PIN
Results
Hall of Fame in 1994, and his voice brings back Strength- +25 2 DQ PIN FINISH
good memories to legions of fans. He has been Savvy- +25 3 C.O. CHAOS FINISH
sorely missed by his fans and friends, Cheating- +50 4 CHAOS C.O. FINISH
characterized by Bobby "The Brain" Heenan Tech- -10 5 C.O. DQ PIN
during his WWE Hall of Fame acceptance Cage- +25 6 FINISH DRAW CHAOS
speech, in which he said of his old broadcast
Brawl- +25 8 PIN FINISH FINISH
partner, "I just wish... that Monsoon was here." Climbing- -25 9 FINISH FINISH FINISH
Finishes
Championships/Accomplishments 0 Airplane Spin
1 Airplane Spin
• 2-Time WWWF United States Tag Team
2 Manchurian Splash
Champion (with Killer Kowalski and Bill
3 Airplane Spin
Watts)
4 Vicious Chops + PIN
• 2-Time WWA Tag Team Champion (with
5 Manchurian Splash
Luke Graham and El Mongol)
6 Manchurian Splash
• Member of WWE Hall of Fame (inducted Airplane Spin
7
in 1994) 8 Airplane Spin
9 Airplane Spin
OVERALL HEAT
Tag- +150
2015
All-Time Great 1
Greg “The Hammer” Valentine
Gregory Lee (born September 10, 1951 in Seattle, Washington) is an
American professional wrestler, better known as Greg "The Hammer"
Valentine. He is the son of wrestling legend Johnny Valentine.
Greg Valentine was known and respected for his stamina and consistently
stiff wrestling style. He and "Nature Boy" Ric Flair perpetuated the
tradition of wearing glamorous robes to the ring, much like previous
generations of wrestlers such as "Nature Boy" Buddy Rogers and Gorgeous
George had. He has held multiple titles in both the NWA and the WWF, the
two largest promotions of the 1980s and 1990s, and appeared on both the
first and the twentieth WrestleManias.

World Wrestling Entertainment
• WWF World Tag Team Champion (with Brutus Beefcake)
• WWF Intercontinental Champion
• WWE Hall of Famer (Class of 2004)
World Championship Wrestling
• WCW United States Tag Team Champion
• 4-time NWA World Tag Team Champion
Greg "The Hammer" Valentine F / H
• 2-time NWA North American Heavyweight
Primary Finisher- Figure Four Leg Lock
Champion
• 3-time NWA United States Heavyweight Champion Modifiers TV PPV NO DQ
• 2-time NWA United States Tag Team Champion Size- 0 0 DRAW FINISH FINISH
Speed- -25 1 PIN FINISH PIN
Results
(Tri-State version)
Strength- +10 2 DQ CHAOS FINISH
• 2-time NWA Americas Heavyweight Champion
Savvy- +25 3 CHAOS DQ CHAOS
• NWA Beat the Champ Television Champion
Cheating- +50 4 CHAOS DRAW PIN
• NWA Canadian Heavyweight Champion Tech- +15 5 DQ DQ FINISH
• 2-time NWA Mid-Atlantic Heavyweight Champion Cage- +15 6 DQ CHAOS CHAOS
• 4-time NWA Mid-Atlantic Television Champion Object- +15 7 C.O. DQ PIN
• NWA Mid-Atlantic Tag Team Champion Brawl- +15 8 FINISH PIN FINISH
• NWA Western States Tag Team Champion Climbing- 0 9 DQ FINISH FINISH
American Wrestling Association Finishes
• AWA Midwest Tag Team Champion 0 Figure Four Leg Lock
World Wrestling Council 1 Hammer Elbow Drop
• WWC Universal Heavyweight Champion 2 Heartbreaker (shin guard to Opponent's Head)
• WWC Caribbean Heavyweight Champion 3 Figure Four Leg Lock
Other Titles 4 Hammer Elbow Drop
5 Bionic Elbow
American Wrestling Federation Figure Four Leg Lock
6
• AWF Tag Team Champion Headlock Suplex
7
Independent Association of Wrestling 8 Heartbreaker (shin guard to Opponent's Head)
• 2-time IAW Heavyweight Champion 9 Figure Four Leg Lock
National Wrestling Federation OVERALL
Tag- +300
HEAT
• 2-time NWF Tag Team Champion
Midwest Wrestling Federation
2300
All-Time Great 1
• MWWF Tag Team Champion
IWA
• 2-time IWA Heavyweight Champion
Harley Race
Harley Leland Race (born April 11, 1943 in Quitman, Missouri), is an American professional wrestler and
promoter. During his career as a wrestler, he amassed eight National
Wrestling Alliance (NWA) World Heavyweight Championship reigns at a
time when wrestlers rarely repeated as champion, and worked for all of the
major wrestling promotions, including the NWA, the American Wrestling
Association (AWA), the World Wrestling Federation (WWF, now WWE),
and World Championship Wrestling (WCW). His ring skill, legitimate
toughness, and classic matches with the icons of pro wrestling make him a
legend in the business.

• 8-Time NWA World Heavyweight Champion
• 1-Time NWA United States Heavyweight Champion
• 1-Time NWA North American Tag Team Champion (with Roger Kirby)
• 7-Time NWA Missouri Heavyweight Champion
• 8-Time NWA Central States Heavyweight Champion
• 1-Time NWA Central States Tag Team Champion (with Roger Kirby)
• 1-Time NWA Florida Southern Heavyweight Champion
• 3-Time NWA Florida Tag Team Champion (with Roger Kirby twice and Bob Roop once)
• 1-Time NWA Georgia Heavyweight Champion
• 1-Time NWA Georgia Tag Team Champion
(with Buddy Colt) Harley Race F/H
Primary Finisher- The Piledriver
• 3-Time AWA World Tag Team Champion
Size- 0 0 PIN DRAW FINISH
(with Larry Hennig)
Speed- -10 1 CHAOS CHAOS PIN
Results

All Japan Pro Wrestling
Savvy- +25 3 C.O. PIN CHAOS
• 1-Time AJPW United National Champion
Cheating- +25 4 DQ PIN PIN
• 1-Time PWF Heavyweight Champion Tech- +25 5 DQ C.O. FINISH
Cage- +25 6 DRAW DQ CHAOS
Other Titles Object- +25 7 C.O. CHAOS PIN
• 1-Time WWC Caribbean Champion Brawl- +50 8 CHAOS FINISH FINISH
• 1-Time Stampede Wrestling North American Climbing- 0 9 FINISH FINISH FINISH
Champion Finishes
• 1-Time WWA Heavyweight Champion 0 The Piledriver
• 1-Time NWA Mid-American Heavyweight 1 Belly to Belly Suplex
Champion 2 Second Rope Knee Drop
3 The Piledriver
Pro Wrestling Illustrated Awards 4 Second Rope Knee Drop
• Pro Wrestling Illustrated (PWI) ranked Race # 8 5 The Piledriver
of the 500 best singles wrestlers during the 6 The Piledriver
"PWI Years" in 2003. 7 Belly to Belly Suplex
• Race won two PWI Wrestler of the Year 8 Second Rope Knee Drop
Awards: 1979 and 1983. He was also involved 9 The Piledriver
in three PWI Match of the Year Awards. They OVERALL HEAT
were in 1973 (vs. Dory Funk, Jr.), 1979 (vs.
Tag- +50
Dusty Rhodes) and 1983 (vs. Ric Flair). 2960
All-Time Great 1
Honky Tonk Man
Roy Wayne Farris (born January 25, 1953 in Arizona) is a professional wrestler, better known as The Honky
Tonk Man. Currently working on the independent circuit, he has previously worked for the National Wrestling
Alliance and the World Wrestling Federation. In an Internet poll, patrons of
WWE.com named him "the greatest Intercontinental Champion of all time".
The Honky Tonk Man won the WWF Intercontinental Championship from
Ricky Steamboat in 1987 and held it for over a year. He is the self-professed
"greatest Intercontinental Champion of all time" due to his record fifteen
month title reign; this claim was supported by a poll of fans conducted by
the WWF.
Honky lost the Intercontinental Championship to Ultimate Warrior in a

squash match. After losing the Intercontinental belt, Honky formed a short-
lived tag team called Rhythm & Blues with Greg Valentine. The two
performed at WrestleMania VI.
All Pro Wrestling

• APW Universal Heavyweight Champion
Mid-Eastern Wrestling Federation

• MEWF Heavyweight Champion Honky Tonk Man F/H
Primary Finisher- Shake, Rattle, and Roll
Mid-Southern Wrestling
• 3-time Mid-American Tag Team Champion
Size- -10 0 DQ FINISH FINISH
• 3-time Mid-Southern Tag Team Champion
Speed- 0 1 CHAOS DQ PIN
Results
Strength- 0 2 DQ PIN FINISH

National Wrestling Alliance Savvy- +25 3 C.O. CHAOS FINISH
• NWA Southeast Heavyweight Champion Cheating- +50 4 CHAOS C.O. FINISH
• NWA Southeast Alabama Champion Tech- +10 5 DQ DQ FINISH
• NWA Southeast Tag Team Champion Cage- +25 6 FINISH DRAW CHAOS
NSWA Climbing- +25 9 FINISH FINISH FINISH
• NSWA Tag Team Champion Finishes
0 Shake, Rattle, and Roll
Stampede Wrestling 1 Top Rop Kneedrop
• North American Heavyweight Champion 2 Guitar Shot + PIN
• 3-time International Tag Team Champion 3 Shake, Rattle, and Roll
4 Top Rop Kneedrop
5 Guitar Shot + PIN
World Wrestling Federation 6 Piledriver
• WWF Intercontinental Champion 7 Shake, Rattle, and Roll
8 Submission via Sleeperhold
9 Shake, Rattle, and Roll
World Wrestling Council OVERALL HEAT
• WWC Caribbean Heavyweight Champion Tag- +300
2565
All-Time Great 1
Hulk Hogan
Terrence Gene Bollea, best known as Hulk Hogan and Hollywood Hogan (born August 11, 1953 in Augusta, Georgia), is
an American professional wrestler and actor. He is currently the star of the VH1 reality
show Hogan Knows Best and also makes occasional appearances for World Wrestling
Entertainment on the RAW brand.
During his 1980s heyday wrestling for the World Wrestling Federation as the
wholesome babyface character 'Hulk Hogan', Terry Bollea became one of the highest-
drawing, most popular wrestlers in the history of the business. After flagging popularity,
a steroid scandal, 'retirements' and lawsuits damaged his momentum in the 1990s, he
jumped ship to the WWF's then-rival, World Championship Wrestling.
He later turned heel and became a sneering bad guy in July 1996, re-energizing and
redefining his career as the greedy and manipulative villain Hollywood Hogan,
eventually returning to face status and the WWE. During his long career, he appeared
and starred in several movies and TV shows, and now busies himself with occasional
World Wrestling Entertainment appearances and the management of the music career of
his daughter, Brooke Hogan.
Hogan is now officially recognized as a fourteen-time World Heavyweight Champion,

since his two American Wrestling Association title reigns were recently validated. His
loyal fans are referred to as "Hulkamaniacs."
Title history Hulk Hogan F/H

Primary Finisher- Atomic Leg Drop
Pre-World Wrestling Federation era Modifiers TV PPV NO DQ
Size- +15 0 PIN FINISH CHAOS
NWA Southeastern Heavyweight Title (Southern
Speed- 0 1 C.O. CHAOS CHAOS
Results
division)
Strength- +50 2 DRAW PIN PIN
NWA Southeast Heavyweight Title (Northern division)
AWA World Heavyweight Championship (2)
Cheating- +25 4 CHAOS C.O. PIN
Tech- -25 5 DRAW CHAOS PIN
World Wrestling Federation era Cage- +25 6 CHAOS DQ PIN
Object- +10 7 C.O. DQ FINISH
WWF World Heavyweight Championship (5) Brawl- +25 8 DQ DRAW FINISH
Climbing- -50 9 FINISH FINISH FINISH
NOTE: Hogan's longest reign with the World Finishes
Wrestling Federaton Championship is the third 0 Atomic Leg Drop
longest title reign ever. Bruno Sammartino has the 1 Atomic Leg Drop
longest title reign at seven years, eight months, and 2 Big Boot
one day. 3 Atomic Leg Drop
4 Submits via Bear Hug
5 Atomic Leg Drop
World Championship Wrestling era 6 Body Slam + PIN
7 Submits via Bear Hug
WCW World Heavyweight Championship (5) Atomic Leg Drop
8
9 Big Boot
World Wrestling Entertainment OVERALL HEAT
Tag- +200
(WWF/WWE) era 2990
All-Time Great 1
WWE Undisputed Championship (6)
World Tag Team Championship
Iron Sheik
Hossein Khosrow Vaziri, born on March 15, 1943 in Tehran, Iran, is an
Iranian professional wrestler better known by his stage name The Iron Sheik.
Politics entered the sport of wrestling with the Iron Sheik. The onetime
bodyguard for the Shah of Iran was discovered at the 1972 Olympics by
AWA promoter Verne Gagne. (Although he was billed as having been a 1968
Olympic medalist, this is untrue.) Known as The Great Hossein, he won his
first title, the Canadian Tag Team Championship, with partner the Texas
Outlaw.
This victory caught the eye of the WWF where he debuted in 1979 and won
the first-ever Battle Royal in Madison Square Garden, earning him a title shot
at then-champion Bob Backlund, who pinned him later that night in a 30-
minute battle. Arguably the best remembered transitional champion in pro
wrestling history, the Iron Sheik returned to the WWF in 1983 and challenged
Backlund once again, defeating him on December 26, 1983 for the World
Wrestling Federation Heavyweight Championship.
One of the greatest legitimate wrestlers to ever hold a World title, Vaziri dropped the belt just four weeks later to
Hulk Hogan and went on to team with Nikolai Volkoff and win the Tag Team Championship at WrestleMania I.
Championships and accomplishments Iron Sheik F/H

World Wrestling Federation Primary Finisher- Camel Clutch
• WWF World Heavyweight Champion Modifiers TV PPV NO DQ
• WWF World Tag Team Champion Size- 0 0 DQ FINISH FINISH
• Speed- 0 1 CHAOS DQ PIN
Results
WWE Hall of Fame (2005)

Strength- +25 2 DQ PIN FINISH
Savvy- +25 3 C.O. CHAOS FINISH
National Wrestling Alliance Cheating- +50 4 CHAOS C.O. FINISH
• NWA National Television Champion Tech- +15 5 DQ DQ PIN
• NWA Mid-Atlantic Heavyweight Champion Cage- +15 6 FINISH DRAW CHAOS
• NWA 2000 American Heritage Champion Object- +25 7 DQ DQ PIN
Other Titles Climbing- 0 9 FINISH FINISH FINISH
• New Zealand British Commonwealth Champion Finishes
• NWA Pacific Northwest Tag Team Champion 0 The Camel Clutch
(with Bull Ramos) 1 Belly to Back Suplex
2 The Camel Clutch
• 2-Time NWA Canadian Heavyweight
3 Underhook Suplex
Champion
4 The Camel Clutch
• WWS Tag Team Champion (with The Sheik)
5 The Camel Clutch
• Can-Am Heavyweight Champion
6 Release Suplex
• 3-Time IAW Tag Team Champion (with Brian Gutwrench Suplex
7
Costello) Rocking Horse
8
• IAW Heavyweight Champion 9 The Camel Clutch
• NWA Canadian Tag Team Champion OVERALL HEAT
Tag- +300
2400
All-Time Great 1
Jesse “The Body” Ventura
Jesse Ventura (born July 15, 1951, as James George Janos,
which is still his legal name) was elected the 38th Governor of
Minnesota on November 3, 1998, after a career as Navy SEAL,
professional wrestler, actor, mayor, and radio talk show host.
Professional Wrestling Accomplishments
• 1-Time AWA World Tag Team Champion (with Adrian Adonis)

• 2-Time NWA Pacific Northwest Heavyweight Champion
• 5-Time NWA Pacific Northwest Tag Team Champion (with Bull
Ramos twice, Buddy Rose twice and Jerry Oates)
• 1-Time NWA World Tag Team Champion (Central States version)
(with Tank Patton)
• 2-Time Mid-Southern Heavyweight Champion
Pro Wrestling Illustrated (PWI) ranked him #239 of the 500 best singles
wrestlers during the "PWI Years" in 2003. He was also ranked #67 of the 100 best tag teams of the "PWI Years" with Adrian
Adonis.
Jesse "The Body" Ventura F/H

Primary Finisher- The Body Breaker
Size- +10 0 PIN FINISH FINISH
Results
Strength- +20 2 PIN DQ FINISH

Savvy- +20 3 PIN PIN CHAOS
Cheating- +25 4 DQ DQ PIN
Tech- 0 5 DQ DRAW FINISH
Cage- +10 6 DRAW DQ FINISH
Brawl- +25 8 CHAOS FINISH FINISH
Finishes
0 The Body Breaker
1 Piledriver
2 The Body Breaker
3 Powerslam
4 Piledriver
5 Running Clothesline + PIN
6 The Body Breaker
7 The Body Breaker
8 Powerslam
9 The Body Breaker
OVERALL HEAT
Tag- +100
2005
All-Time Great 1
Junk Yard Dog
Sylvester Ritter (December 13, 1953 – June 2, 1998) was a
professional wrestler best known for his work in the World Wrestling
Federation as Junkyard Dog.
JYD, as he was also known, was one of the most popular wrestlers of
the 1980s and 1990s.
He had an Intercontinental Title bout at WrestleMania I against Greg

"The Hammer" Valentine, which he won by count-out.
JYD had a brief run in WCW where he feuded with Ric Flair and won
the Six-Man Tag Team Championship with Ricky Morton and Tommy
Rich.
JYD died June 2, 1998, in a single-car accident on Interstate 20 near

Forest, Mississippi as he was returning home from his daughter
Latoya's high school graduation in Wadesboro, North Carolina. The
apparent cause was that he fell asleep at the wheel. In 2004, Latoya
Ritter represented her late father as he was inducted into the WWE Hall
of Fame at WrestleMania XX.
Junk Yard Dog F/H

Championships and accomplishments Primary Finisher- The Thump
National Wrestling Alliance Size- +10 0 PIN FINISH FINISH
• NWA Bunkhouse Stampede Winner (1988) Speed- 0 1 CHAOS FINISH FINISH
Results

World Championship Wrestling Savvy- +10 3 PIN PIN FINISH
• WCW World Six-Man Tag-Team Champion Cheating- +10 4 DRAW PIN CHAOS
Tech- 0 5 C.O. DQ PIN
Cage- +10 6 C.O. DRAW FINISH
Mid-South Wrestling Object- +15 7 PIN DQ PIN
• 3-time Mid-South Louisiana Heavyweight Brawl- +10 8 DQ CHAOS FINISH
Champion Climbing- 0 9 FINISH FINISH FINISH
• 8-time Mid-South Tag-Team Champion Finishes
• 4-time Mid-South North American 0 The Thump
1 Bites Opponent on Rear End + PIN
Heavyweight Champion
2 Headbutt
3 The Thump
United States Wrestling Association 4 Doggy Headbutts + PIN
• 1-time USWA Heavyweight Champion 5 The Thump
6 Double Axehandle from 2nd Rope
Other Titles 7 Headbutt
• 2-time Calgary Stampede North American 8 Sidewalk Slam
9 The Thump
OVERALL HEAT
• 1-time Mid-American Tag Team Champion Tag- +100
2020
All-Time Great 1
Killer Kowalski
The legendary Wladek (Walter) "Killer" Kowalski wrestled over 6,000 bouts from 1947 to 1973 in a
number of organizations, including the NWA and AWA. Always a fearsome heel, the genuinely
intimidating Kowalski stood a good deal taller than most of his
opponents and was known for a mean, unrelenting attack on any and
all comers.
He was on the first ever televised wrestling program in Canada,

and with his easy-to-remember moniker he benefited from the
first wave of televised wrestling popularity in the 1950s. He
achieved his greatest fame as the main antagonist of Bruno
Sammartino in the WWWF in the 1960s.
After his retirement Kowalski started the very successful Killer

Kowalski's Professional Wrestling School. Among the alumni
of this school are Paul Levesque (better known as Hunter Hearst
Helmsley or Triple H),Joanie Laurer (better known as Chyna),
Bruiser Costa and Big John Studd.
Championships/Accomplishments
• NWA Texas Heavyweight Champion
• NWA Texas Tag-Team Champion (by
•
himself)
2-time NWA Pacific Coast Tag-Team
Killer Kowalski F/H
Champion (with Hans Herman) Primary Finisher- The Stomach Claw
• NWA Central States Heavyweight Champion Modifiers TV PPV NO DQ
• 8-time Montreal International Champion Size- +50 0 DRAW FINISH FINISH
•
Results
NWA Pacific Coast Heavyweight Champion

Strength- +25 2 DQ C.O. PIN
• WWWF United States Tag Team Champion Savvy- +25 3 C.O. FINISH CHAOS
(with Gorilla Monsoon) Cheating- +50 4 DQ PIN FINISH
• 6-time IWA World Champion Tech- +25 5 C.O. CHAOS PIN
• IWA United States Heavyweight Champion Cage- +10 6 FINISH PIN FINISH
• 4-time IWA World Tag-Team Champion Object- +10 7 PIN DQ PIN
• IWA Americas Champion Brawl- +25 8 DQ DQ FINISH
• IWA Americas Tag-Team Champion (with Finishes
Kinji Shibuya) 0 The Stomach Claw
• Grand Prix Heavyweight Champion 1 Flying Knee Drop
• NWA Florida Southern Heavyweight 2 Face Claw
Champion 3 The Stomach Claw
• NWA United States Heavyweight Champion 4 Ram Into Turnbuckle + PIN
(Hawaii version) 5 Flying Knee Drop
6 Bodyslam + PIN
• WWWF World Tag-Team Champion (with
7 The Stomach Claw
John Studd) Flying Knee Drop
8
9 The Stomach Claw
OVERALL HEAT
Tag- +200
2360
All-Time Great 1
“Big Cat” Ernie Ladd
"Big Cat" Ernie Ladd (born 1939) was an American college and professional football player and a professional
wrestler.
Ladd started wrestling in 1965. As a publicity stunt, some wrestlers in the San
Diego area challenged Ladd to a private wrestling workout. Before long, Ladd
was a part-time competitor in Los Angeles, during football's off-season. Ladd
became a huge draw in short order. Ladd became one of wrestling's most hated
heels during the 1970's, as well as one of the first African-American wrestlers
to portray a heel character. In addition to riling crowds with his arrogant and
colorful demeanor during interviews, Ladd also gained infamy through use of
his controversial taped thumb, which Ladd claimed was from an old football
injury. Often, when Ladd appeared to be in serious trouble during a match, he'd
walk out of the arena and accept a countout loss. This practice has since
become known as "pulling an Ernie Ladd" in some circles.
In 1968, Ladd debuted in the World Wide Wrestling Federation, where he

would become a mainstay until 1980. Ladd was managed by The Grand Wizard
of Wrestling for much of the 1970's, and provided WWWF Champions Bruno
Sammartino, Pedro Morales and Bob Backlund some of the toughest challenges
of their respective title reigns. Known for his immense size and power, it was a natural for Ladd to engage in feuds
with other giants. His feud with Andre the Giant (who Ladd would refer to as "Andre the Dummy" during
interviews) was one of the most talked-about of the
decade.
"Big Cat" Ernie Ladd F/ H
Championships/Accomplishments Primary Finisher- Taped Thumb to the Throat

Mid-South Wrestling Speed- +10 1 CHAOS DQ FINISH
Results
• Mid-South North American Heavyweight Champion

Strength- +15 2 DQ C.O. PIN
• 4-Time NWA Tri-State North American Champion
Savvy- +15 3 C.O. C.O. CHAOS
• 2-Time Mid-South Louisiana Heavyweight Champion
• 2-Time Mid-South Tag Team Champion
Cheating- +20 4 DQ PIN FINISH
Tech- 0 5 C.O. CHAOS PIN
World Class Championship Wrestling Cage- +10 6 C.O PIN FINISH
• WCCW American Heavyweight Champion Object- +15 7 CHAOS DQ PIN
• WCCW Texas Heavyweight Champion
Brawl- +20 8 C.O. FINISH FINISH
• WCCW Texas Brass Knuckles Champion Climbing- 0 9 FINISH FINISH FINISH
Florida Championship Wrestling Finishes
• Florida Southern Heavyweight Champion 0 Taped Thumb to the Throat
• Florida Heavyweight Champion 1 Superkick
Other Titles 2 Taped Thumb to the Throat
• Georgia Tag Team Champion (with Ole Anderson) 3 Superkick
• NWF Heavyweight Champion 4 Abdominal Stretch
• NWF North American Champion 5 Shoulderbreaker
• Central States Tag Team Champion (with Bruiser 6 Superkick
Brody) 7 Taped Thumb to the Throat
• Tri-State Tag Team Champion (with Masked Assassin) 8 Abdominal Stretch
• WWA Heavyweight Champion Taped Thumb to the Throat
9
• WWA Tag Team Champion (with Baron Von Raschke) OVERALL HEAT
• 2-Time NWA America's Heavyweight Champion Tag- +200
Other Accomplishments 2375
• Member of WCW Hall of Fame (inducted in 1994) All-Time Great 1
• Member of WWE Hall of Fame (inducted in 1995)
“Magnificent” Don Muraco
Don Muraco, also The Magnificent Muraco, later known as "The Rock",
was a Hawaiian professional wrestler in the 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s.
Born on September 10, 1949, Muraco wrestled in the old AWA, and several
National Wrestling Alliance territories (including Vancouver-based NWA
All-Star Wrestling, Georgia Championship Wrestling and Jim Crockett
Promotions). His greatest success was in the early 80's in the WWE where he
held the Intercontinental Championship twice for a combined period of
almost 18 months. The hugely muscular and genuinely intimidating Don
Muraco had bloody feuds with Pedro Morales, Bob Backlund, Rocky
Johnson, Jimmy Snuka and Tito Santana.
In the early 90's Muraco was the first to hold the ECW World Heavyweight
Championship, before it became Extreme Championship Wrestling.
World Wrestling Federation

• 2-Time WWF Intercontinental Champion
• Member of WWE Hall of Fame (inducted 2004)
Magnificient Muraco F/H
National Wrestling Alliance Primary Finisher- Reverse Piledriver
• NWA United States Heavyweight Champion
(San Francisco version)
Size- +10 0 DRAW FINISH FINISH
• NWA World Tag Team Champion (San
Speed- 0 1 PIN FINISH PIN
Results
Francisco version) (with The Invader)

• NWA America's Heavyweight Champion Savvy- +15 3 CHAOS DQ CHAOS
• NWA Pacific International Heavyweight Cheating- +25 4 CHAOS DRAW PIN
Champion Tech- 0 5 DQ DQ FINISH
• NWA Hawaii Tag Team Champion (with Rick Cage- 0 6 DQ C.O. CHAOS
Martel) Object- +15 7 C.O. DQ PIN
Brawl- +25 8 FINISH PIN FINISH
Climbing- 0 9 DQ FINISH FINISH
Eastern Championship Wrestling Finishes
• 2-Time ECW World Heavyweight Champion Reverse Piledriver
0
1 Asian Spike
Florida Championship Wrestling 2 Submission via Backbreaker
• Florida Heavyweight Champion 3 Reverse Piledriver
• Florida Television Champion 4 Sit-Down Piledriver
• Florida United States Tag Team Champion 5 Asian Spike
6 Reverse Piledriver
7 Flying Clothesline
Other Titles 8 Asian Spike
• New Zealand British Commonwealth Champion 9 Reverse Piledriver
• Polynesian Pacific Wrestling Heavyweight OVERALL HEAT
Champion
Tag- +50
• ACCW Heavyweight Champion 1990
• Stampede Wrestling North American All-Time Great 1
“Mr. Wonderful” Paul Orndorff
Paul Martin started wrestling in 1976 as "Mr. Wonderful" Paul Orndorff. He
wrestled in Mid-Southern Wrestling where he feuded with Jerry Lawler.
He next went to Mid-South Wrestling where he feuded with Ernie Ladd.
He made a name for himself in the early 1980's in the National Wrestling
Alliance where he feuded with Masked Superstar and won the NWA National
Heavyweight Title three times.
In 1985, he wrestled in the WWF where he teamed with Roddy Piper and Bob
Orton, Jr. to feud with Hulk Hogan. He was part of the main event at
Wrestlemania I on March 31, 1985 where he teamed with Piper and lost to
Hogan and Mr. T.
Piper and Orton soon broke away from Orndorff, and he followed by teaming
with former adversary Hogan. They continued to team till mid-1986 when
continued rifts, in part with Adrian Adonis trying to stir dissention, caused to
team to split, by Orndorff turning heel again after a tag match with Hogan against King Kong Bundy and Big John
Studd by clotheslining Hogan and then giving him Orndorff's signature piledriver.
He soon teamed with Manager Bobby Heenan to go

after Hogan but still could not defeat him. Their
half-year long feud is one of the most notable feuds Paul Orndorff F/H
in the history of pro wrestling. Primary Finisher- Piledriver
Championships and accomplishments Modifiers TV PPV NO DQ
World Wrestling Entertainment Speed- 0 1 CHAOS DQ FINISH
Results
• Member of WWE Hall of Fame Strength- +25 2 DRAW DQ PIN

Savvy- +25 3 DQ CHAOS CHAOS
National Wrestling Alliance Tech- +10 5 DQ DQ CHAOS
• NWA World Tag-Team Champion Cage- +10 6 DQ C.O. PIN
• 3-time NWA National Heavyweight Champion Object- +25 7 C.O. PIN FINISH
• 2-time NWA Southeast Tag Team Champion Brawl- +25 8 CHAOS DQ FINISH
Mid-South Wrestling Finishes
0 Piledriver
• 2-time NWA Tri-State NorthAmerican
1 Torture Rack Submission
2 Forearm Clothesline
• Mid-South North American Heavyweight
3 Boston Crab
Champion
4 Piledriver
5 Stalling Vertical Suplex
World Championship Wrestling 6 Forearm Clothesline
• WCW World Television Champion 7 Piledriver
• 2-time WCW World Tag-Team Champion 8 Jumping Piledriver
9 Piledriver
OVERALL HEAT
Other titles Tag- +200
• AWF Heavyweight Champion 2100
• NWL Tag Team Champion All-Time Great 1
• Mid-Southern Heavyweight Champion
• UWF (Abrams) Southern States Champion
Pedro Morales
Pedro Morales (born October 22, 1942 at Culebra, Puerto Rico) is a professional wrestler. He began his
wrestling career as a teenager in 1959 and continued through the
mid-1980s.
Pedro Morales became the first hispanic to become the World Wide
Wrestling Federation (WWWF) Heavyweight Champion from
February 8, 1971 until December 1, 1973. He also held the World
Wrestling Association Championship in California circa 1965, the
WWF Intercontinental Championship on two occasions, and the
WWF [WWE] World Tag Team Title with Bob Backlund. Until the
1990s he was the only man to have held all three major WWF
[WWE] Championships.
Pedro Morales was the first hispanic and the first Puerto Rican to be
inducted into the WWE (formerly the WWF) Hall of Fame in 1995.
World Wrestling Entertainment
• WWWF World Heavyweight Champion
•
•
2-Time WWF Intercontinental Champion
WWF World Tag Team Champion
Pedro Morales F/H
• WWWF United States Champion Primary Finisher- Cannonball
• Member WWE Hall of Fame (inducted in Modifiers TV PPV NO DQ
1995) Size- 0 0 PIN FINISH CHAOS
Speed- 0 1 C.O. CHAOS CHAOS
Results

Florida Championship Wrestling Savvy- +25 3 CHAOS PIN PIN
• Florida Southern Heavyweight Champion Cheating- +10 4 CHAOS C.O. PIN
• Florida Television Champion Tech- +25 5 DRAW CHAOS FINISH
• Florida Tag Team Champion Cage- +10 6 CHAOS C.O. FINISH
National Wrestling Alliance Climbing- 0 9 FINISH FINISH FINISH
• 3-Time NWA North American Finishes
Heavyweight Champion (Hawaii version) 0 Cannonball
• NWA World Tag Team Champion (San 1 Knee-Drop Backbreaker
Francisco version) 2 Boston Crab
• 3-Time NWA Hawaiian Tag Team 3 Arm Lock + PIN
Champion 4 Cannonball
5 Cannonball
6 Knee-Drop Backbreaker
World Wrestling Council 7 Boston Crab
• WWC Tag Team Champion 8 Boston Crab
• 2-time WWC North American Champion 9 Cannonball
OVERALL HEAT
Other Titles
Tag- +200
• 2-Time WWA Heavyweight Champion
2510
All-Time Great 1
• 4-Time WWA Tag Team Champion
“Rowdy” Roddy Piper
Roderick George Toombs (born on April 17, 1954 in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan), best known by his
stage name of "Rowdy" Roddy Piper, is a Canadian professional
wrestler of Scottish descent. His alter ego hails from Glasgow,
Scotland, which included wearing a kilt and walking to the ring to
bagpipe music. The Scottish surname Piper refers to one who plays
the bagpipes. He earned the nickname "Rowdy" by displaying his
trademark "Scottish" rage, spontaneity and quick wit, and is also
called "Hot Rod".
• 2-time NWA United States Heavyweight Champion
• NWA United States Heavyweight Champion (San Francisco version)
• NWA World Tag Team Champion (2-time with Ed Wiskoski, 1-time
with Keith Franke, 1-time with Ron Bass)
• NWA World Tag Team Champion (San Francisco version) (with Ed
Wiskoski)
• 3-time NWA Americas Champion
• 6-time NWA Americas Tag Team Champion (2-time with Crusher Verdu, 1-time with Adrian Adonis, 1-time with
Chavo Guerrero, 1-time with Kengo Kimura, 1-time with
Roddy Piper F / H The Hangman)
• NWA Canadian Tag Team Champion (with Rick
Primary Finisher- The Sleeper Martel)
Modifiers • 3-time NWA Mid-Atlantic Heavyweight Champion
TV PPV NO DQ
Size- • 2-time NWA Mid-Atlantic Tag Team Champion
0 0 PIN FINISH FINISH
Speed- +10 (with Big John Studd)
1 CHAOS DQ FINISH
Results
Strength- 0 2 PIN PIN PIN • 2-time NWA Mid-Atlantic Television champion

Savy- +25 3 DQ CHAOS CHAOS • 2-time NWA Pacific Northwest Champion
Cheating- +50 4 DQ PIN FINISH • 4-time NWA Pacific Northwest Tag Team
Tech- +10 5 PIN DQ CHAOS Champion (1-time with Killer Tim Brooks, 3-time with
Cage- +25 6 C.O. C.O. PIN Rick Martel)
Object- +25 7 C.O. PIN PIN
Brawl- +25 8 CHAOS DQ PIN World Wrestling Entertainment
Ladder- +10 9 FINISH FINISH FINISH
Finishes
• WWF Intercontinental Champion
0 Submission via The Sleeper
• WWE Hall of Famer (Class of 2005)
1 Piledriver
2 Eye Poke and Quick Roll-up
3 Kick to the Groin and Quick Roll-up World Championship Wrestling
4 Piledriver • WCW United States Champion
6 Boxing Punch World Class Championship Wrestling
7 Piledriver
• 1-time WCCW Tag Team Champion
OVERALL HEAT
Tag- +150
2865
All-Time Great 1
Antonio “Argentina” Rocca
Antonino Rocca (born Antonino Biasetton) was a professional wrestler from Argentina of Italian
descent. He was an enormously popular "good guy" with both Italian-American and Hispanic audiences.
He was known for his exceptional physique and conditioning and his love of opera.
Antonino "Argentina" Rocca is perhaps one of the most

influential performers the "sport" of professional wrestling has
ever known, and a legitimate trailblazer in the genre of the
"high flying" wrestler. In addition to his revolutionary wrestling
technique, Rocca was also one of the biggest box office draws
the business has ever known. At the height of his fame, Rocca
was one of the most recognizable sports figures in any sport, not
just pro wrestling. Antonino (who also went by the name
Antonio) Rocca was one of the key figures during the explosion
of popularity wrestling received following the advent of
television, and is a true "Golden Age" legend who influenced
generations of wrestlers to come...
In 1995, the World Wrestling Federation inducted Antonio

Rocca into the WWF Hall of Fame.
Antonio Rocca F/H

Primary Finisher- Argentine Backbreaker
• WWF International Heavyweight Champion
• NWA International Champion
Size- -20 0 PIN FINISH CHAOS
Speed- +25 1 C.O. CHAOS PIN • 2-time NWA Texas Heavyweight Champion
Results
Strength- 0 2 DRAW PIN PIN

Cheating- +10 4 CHAOS C.O. PIN
Tech- +25 5 DRAW CHAOS FINISH
Cage- +10 6 CHAOS PIN FINISH
Object- 0 7 C.O. DQ FINISH
Brawl- 0 8 DQ DRAW FINISH
Finishes
0 Argentine Backbreaker
1 Airplane Spin
2 Airplane Spin
3 Flying Body Block
5 Flying Knee Drop
7 Airplane Spin
8 Argentine Snap-Kick
OVERALL HEAT
Tag- +100
2240
All-Time Great 1
The Rock
Dwayne Douglas Johnson (born May 2, 1972 in Hayward, California), better known by his stage name
The Rock, is an American actor and former professional wrestler.
Along with his father and grandfather (Rocky Johnson

and High Chief Peter Maivia), several members of Johnson's family
are current and former professional wrestlers, including his uncles,
the Wild Samoans (Afa and Sika Anoai), and cousins such as the
late former WWF Champion Yokozuna and former WWF Tag
Team Champion Rikishi. When he declared his intention to join the
family business to his father, the elder Johnson resisted, but agreed
to train his son himself, warning him that he would not go easy on
him. With help from former WWE executive and veteran wrestler
Pat Patterson, Johnson secured a tryout with the WWF. Impressed
by his talent and charisma, he was signed to a WWF deal after a
short stint for "seasoning" in Jerry Lawler's USWA, where he
wrestled under the stage names of Flex Kavana and Pidlaoan
Rock.
Johnson's popularity as The Rock propelled him to the WWF Championship at the 1998 Survivor Series
at age 26. At the time, he was the youngest
WWF Champion in history. The Rock F/H
Fueled by the star power of The Rock and Primary Finisher- The People's Elbow
other stars such as Stone Cold Steve Austin Modifiers TV PPV NO DQ
and Mankind, the WWF experienced a massive Size- +15 0 PIN FINISH FINISH
Results
surge in popularity not seen since Hulk Strength- +15 2 DQ DQ FINISH

Hogan's reign in the '80s. In particular, Savvy- +15 3 DQ PIN CHAOS
Johnson's extremely entertaining interviews Cheating- +15 4 DQ PIN PIN
and storylines made WWF programming a Tech- +10 5 DRAW FINISH PIN
must-see for wrestling fans. From 1998 to Cage- +25 6 DRAW DQ FINISH
2002, The Rock feuded against the WWF's top Brawl- +10 8 CHAOS DQ FINISH
stars, winning the WWF/E Championship Climbing- +15 9 FINISH FINISH FINISH
seven times during his career, and eventually Finishes
crossed over into mainstream popularity 0 The People's Elbow
1 Sharpshooter
2 Rock Bottom
Championships and accomplishments 3 Rock Bottom
• WWF/WWE World Heavyweight 4 Spine Buster
5 The People's Elbow
Champion (7) Samoan Drop
6
• WWF Intercontinental Champion (2) 7 Rock Bottom
• WWF World Tag Team Champion (5) 8 Rocky DDT
• WCW World Heavyweight Champion 9 The People's Elbow
OVERALL HEAT
(2) Tag- +150
• 2000 Royal Rumble Winner 2850
• USWA Tag Team Champion (2) All-Time Great 1
Rick Rude
Richard Erwin Rood, better known by his stage name of "Ravishing" Rick Rude (December 7, 1958 – April 20,
1999) was a professional wrestler who performed for many promotions, most
notably World Championship Wrestling and the World Wrestling Federation,
in the 1980s and 1990s.
In the WWF, Rude was managed by Bobby Heenan and feuded with Paul
Orndorff before starting one of his most famous feuds with Jake "the Snake"
Roberts. Rude had a routine where he would kiss a girl (that Heenan picked
from the fans) all the way down to the mat. He tried to get Roberts' wife,
Cheryl, to comply, aggravating Roberts. On one memorable occasion, Rude
came to the ring with a picture of Cheryl stenciled on the front of his tights. A
furious Roberts charged the ring and stripped Rude, appearing to leave him
naked.
Rude was able to appear on both RAW is WAR and WCW Monday Nitro on
November 17, 1997. A bearded Rood appeared on RAW (which had been
taped six days earlier) and then on Nitro, which was live, clean shaven.
Rick Rood passed away on April 20, 1999 after suffering heart failure.
Titles and Accomplishments

Rick Rude F/H
World Championship Wrestling
Primary Finisher- Rude Awakening
• WCW International World Heavyweight
Champion Modifiers TV PPV NO DQ
• WCW United States Heavyweight Champion Size- 0 0 DQ FINISH FINISH
Speed- +10 1 PIN FINISH PIN
Results
Strength- +15 2 DRAW CHAOS FINISH

World Wrestling Federation Savvy- +25 3 CHAOS DQ PIN
• WWF Intercontinental Champion Cheating- +25 4 CHAOS PIN PIN
National Wrestling Alliance Cage- 0 6 DQ CHAOS CHAOS
• NWA World Tag Team Champion Object- +10 7 C.O. DQ PIN
Brawl- +10 8 FINISH DQ FINISH
Climbing- +10 9 DQ FINISH FINISH
Championship Wrestling from Florida Finishes
• 2-time NWA Florida Southern Heavyweight 0 Rude Awakening
Champion 1 Piledriver
• NWA Florida United States Tag Team Champion 2 Inverted DDT
3 Rude Awakening
Mid-Southern Wrestling 4 Piledriver
• Mid-Southern Heavyweight Champion 5 Rude Awakening
• Mid-Southern Tag Team Champion 6 Rude Awakening
7 Piledriver
World Class Championship Wrestling 8 DDT
9 Rude Awakening
• WCWA World Heavyweight Champion
OVERALL HEAT
• WCCW American Heavyweight Champion Tag- +200
• WCWA Television Champion 2010
All-Time Great 1
New Japan Pro Wrestling
• Winner 1992 NJPW G1 Climax Tournament
Sgt. Slaughter
Sgt. Slaughter (real name Robert Remus) was an American professional wrestler from Verne Gagne's
AWA (American Wrestling Association) in the late 1980s. This is when
his character was introduced into the Hasbro G. I. Joe product line. In
1990 he switched to the World Wrestling Federation. Slaughter's
gimmick was that of a patriotic American soldier, an image he turned
upside down in 1990, when his character temporarily turned against
America and became an Iraqi sympathizer. Slaughter's heel persona was
one of the most hated in wrestling history.
Slaughter captured the WWF Championship at the 1991 Royal Rumble,

defeating The Ultimate Warrior by nefarious means ("Macho Man"
Randy Savage interfered), but lost the belt in a bloody match against
Hulk Hogan at WrestleMania VII. After finishing the Hogan feud,
Slaughter became a face again, saying "I want my country back."
Sgt. Slaughter was also part of the G.I. Joe cartoon, as a member of the
G.I. Joe team and first appeared in an episode entitled "Arise,
Serpentor, Arise!" and along with the traditional merchandising of
WWE superstars, Sgt. Slaughter is one of few real people (William "The Refrigerator" Perry is another)
to be immortalized as a G.I. Joe figure, and even appeared in G.I. Joe the Movie.
Sgt. Slaughter was inducted into the WWE Hall
of Fame on March 13, 2004, the night before
WrestleMania XX.
Sgt. Slaughter F/H
Primary Finisher- Cobra Clutch
Titles/Accomplishments Size- +15 0 PIN FINISH FINISH
• WWF World Heavyweight Champion Speed- 0 1 CHAOS CHAOS PIN
Results

• 2-time NWA United States Heavyweight Savvy- +25 3 DQ PIN CHAOS
Champion (Toronto Version) (first-ever) Cheating- +25 4 DRAW C.O. PIN
• 3-time NWA Central States Heavyweight Tech- 0 5 DQ DQ FINISH
Champion Cage- +25 6 DQ DQ CHAOS
Object- +50 7
• NWA Canadian Heavyweight Champion Brawl- +25
C.O. CHAOS PIN
8 CHAOS PIN FINISH
• NWA United States Tag Team Climbing- 0 9 FINISH FINISH FINISH
Champion (with Buck Robley) (Tri-State Finishes
Version) 0 Cobra Clutch
DDT
• NWA World Tag Team Champion (Mid- 1
2 Piledriver
Atlantic Version) (with Don Kernodle) 3 Cobra Clutch
• AWA America's Heavyweight Champion 4 Camel Clutch
• USA Pro Wrestling Heavyweight 5 Military Press
Champion 6 Cobra Clutch
7 Piledriver
• NWF American Heavyweight Champion 8 Military Press
9 Cobra Clutch
OVERALL HEAT
Tag- +200
2455
All-Time Great 1
Ricky “The Dragon” Steamboat
Richard Blood, (born February 28, 1953 in West Point, New
York) better known by his stage name Ricky "The Dragon"
Steamboat, is an American professional wrestler.
Ricky debuted in 1976 in the American Wrestling Association

and became one of the greatest professional wrestlers of the
1980's and early 90's. He went from there to the Mid-Atlantic
territory of the National Wrestling Alliance (NWA) in 1977.
There he captured the United States Championship three times
and the World Tag Team championship six times (once with
Paul Jones and five times with Jay Youngblood).
He was brought to the World Wrestling Federation (WWF) in

1985 where he feuded with Don Muraco, Jake Roberts, and
Randy Savage. At WrestleMania 3 on March 29 1987, Savage
and Steamboat competed in what many wrestlers consider the
best match in WWF history in which Steamboat captured the WWE Intercontinental Championship.
Championship Summary Ricky "The Dragon" Steamboat F / H

• NWA Mid-Atlantic Television title (2)
Primary Finisher- Flying Bodypress
• NWA Mid-Atlantic Tag Team title (2)
• NWA United States Heavyweight title Size- -20 0 PIN FINISH FINISH
(2) Speed- +20 1 CHAOS FINISH FINISH
Results
• NWA World Tag Team titles Strength- 0 2 DRAW CHAOS PIN

• NWA Mid-Atlantic Tag Team title Savvy- +25 3 PIN PIN PIN
Cheating- 0 4 DRAW PIN CHAOS
• NWA United States Heavyweight title Tech- +50 5 C.O. DQ FINISH
(Toronto version) Cage- +25 6 CHAOS DRAW FINISH
• NWA Tag Team titles (5) Object- +25 7 PIN DRAW FINISH
• NWA Mid-Atlantic Heavyweight Brawl- 0 8 DQ CHAOS FINISH
Championship (2) Finishes
• WWF Intercontinental title 0 Flying Bodypress
• NWA World Heavyweight title 1 Dragon Armdrag + PIN
• WCW World Tag Team titles (2) 2 Dragon Sleeper
3 Dragon Super Kick
• WCW World Television title (2) Flying Bodypress
4
• WCW United States Heavyweight title 5
6
Flying Judo Chop
Dragon Super Kick
7 Flying Bodypress
8 Boston Crab
9 Flying Bodypress
OVERALL HEAT
Tag- +200
2315
All-Time Great 1
“Macho Man” Randy Savage
Randall Poffo (born November 15, 1952), better known by his stage name "Macho Man" Randy
Savage, is a professional wrestler who achieved
prominence in the World Wrestling Federation and later
World Championship Wrestling. He has also performed
under the names Macho King and Mr. Madness.
He is a second-generation professional wrestler; his

father, Angelo Poffo, was a well-known wrestler in the
1950s and 1960s. His brother Lanny Poffo had a
moderately successful career as a wrestler, under the
stage names Leaping Lanny Poffo and The Genius.
Titles and Accomplishments
World Wrestling Entertainment "Macho Man" Randy Savage F / H

• 2-time WWF World Heavyweight Champion
• WWF Intercontinental Champion Primary Finisher- Flying Elbow Drop
• WWF King of the Ring Modifiers TV PPV NO DQ
World Championship Wrestling Speed- +15 Results 1 CHAOS DQ FINISH
• 4-time WCW World Heavyweight Champion Strength- +5 2 DQ PIN PIN
• WCW World War 3 Battle Royal winner Savvy- +15 3 DQ CHAOS CHAOS
Tech- +15 5 DQ DQ CHAOS
National Wrestling Alliance Cage- +25 6 DRAW C.O. FINISH
• 3-time NWA Mid-America Heavyweight Object- +25 7 C.O. PIN PIN
Champion Brawl- +10 8 CHAOS DQ PIN
• NWA South Eastern Tag Team Champion Climbing- +50 9 FINISH FINISH FINISH
Finishes
Mid-Southern Wrestling 0 Flying Elbow Drop
• 2-time Mid-Southern Heavyweight 1 Stalling Suplex
Champion 2 Vertical Suplex
• Mid-Southern International Heavyweight 3 Flying Elbow Drop
Champion 4 Flying Axe Handle
5 Flying Elbow Drop
6 Flying Axe Handle
United States Wrestling Association 7 Flying Elbow Drop
• USWA Heavyweight Champion 8 Figure-Four Leg Lock
9 Flying Elbow Drop
World Wrestling Council OVERALL HEAT
Tag- +100
• North American Heavyweight Champion 2890
All-Time Great 1
Miscellaneous
• 3-time Independent Championship Wrestling
• Georgia Championship Wrestling Tag Team Champion (with Lanny Poffo)
Haystacks Calhoun
William Dee Calhoun (August 3, 1934 – November 7, 1989) was a
professional wrestler, who used the professional name "Haystack" or
"Haystacks" Calhoun.
At six foot four and over six hundred pounds, he sported a black
bushy beard, wore bib overalls and had a horseshoe hanging from his
neck to personify a farm boy image. He really was raised on a farm in
Arkansas.
Although mainly active in the eastern half of the United States, he

also wrestled in Australia on tour with other American wrestlers in
bouts promoted by U.S. promoter Sam Menacker.
One of the most popular wrestlers from the late 1950s through the
early 1970s, he died of diabetes at the age of 55.

• WWWF World Tag Team Champion Haystacks Calhoun F/H
Primary Finisher- The Big Splash
Results

Savvy- 0 3 PIN PIN PIN
Cheating- +15 4 DRAW PIN CHAOS
Tech- -20 5 C.O. DQ PIN
Cage- +10 6 C.O. DRAW PIN
Object- +15 7 PIN DQ PIN
Brawl- +25 8 DQ CHAOS FINISH
Climbing- -200 9 FINISH FINISH FINISH
Finishes
0 The Big Splash
1 Powerslam
2 Sits on Opponent
3 The Big Splash
4 Sits on Opponent
5 Hits Opponent with Horse Shoe + PIN
6 The Big Splash
7 Powerslam
8 Sits on Opponent
9 The Big Splash
OVERALL HEAT
Tag- +200
1995
All-Time Great 1
George “The Animal” Steele
George Steele, better known as George "The Animal" Steele, real name James Myers (b. April 16,
1937) is an American professional wrestler from Detroit, Michigan whose career lasted from the early
1960s until 1989 when he was forced to retire due to Crohn's disease, though he would make occasional
wrestling appearances into the 1990s and 2000s.
Steele's wrestling gimmick was to act like a wild man in

the ring, tearing up the turnbuckle with his teeth and
sticking out his green tongue (an effect accomplished by
chewing green-colored chewing gum before each match).
The Animal had a stooped posture and a hairless head,
but a thick mat of fur on his back; wrestling broadcasters
often speculated that The Animal was indeed the "missing
link". At best The Animal could occasionally manage to
utter a word or two during interviews.
Steele was almost always a crazy heel, but eventually he was one of the more beloved wrestlers of the
early "Wrestlemania" era of the mid-1980s.
His most famous feud was in 1986 against Randy "Macho Man" Savage, after Steele developed a crush
on Savage's valet, Miss Elizabeth. The feud was meant to last only a couple of months (and end with
Steele being disappointed), but it proved so popular with fans that it continued well into 1987. In 1988,
Steele began carrying a hand puppet named
"Mine" to the ring. George "The Animal" Steele F / H
Primary Finisher- Flying Hammerlock
Championships/Accomplishments Modifiers TV PPV NO DQ
• NWA World Tag Team Champion Size- 0 0 DQ FINISH FINISH
Speed- -10 1 PIN FINISH PIN
Results
(Detroit version)
• GWA Heavyweight Champion Savvy- 0 3 CHAOS FINISH CHAOS
Cheating- +100 4 CHAOS PIN PIN
Tech- -50 5 DQ DQ FINISH
Cage- +25 6 PIN CHAOS CHAOS
Object- +50 7 C.O. DQ PIN
Brawl- +50 8 FINISH FINISH FINISH
Climbing- 0 9 DQ FINISH FINISH
Finishes
0 Flying Hammerlock
1 Whip to Exposed Turnbuckle
2 Flying Hammerlock
3 Whip to Exposed Turnbuckle
4 Flying Hammerlock
5 Submission by Full Nelson
6 Flying Forearm
7 Flying Hammerlock
8 Ram's Opponents Head into Turnbuckle
9 Flying Hammerlock
OVERALL HEAT
Tag- +50
2200
All-Time Great 1
“Chief” Jay Strongbow
Joseph Luke Scarpa was a professional wrestler who was best known by his famous ring moniker, Chief Jay
Strongbow. Scarpa portrayed a Native American wrestler who wore a traditional headdress to the ring, and would
"go on the warpath" when the fans started cheering him on against an
opponent. He was one of the popular wrestlers of the 1960's and 1970's.
He feuded with the likes of "The Golden Greek" Spiros Arion, "Handsome"
Jimmy Valiant, and Superstar Billy Graham. His most famous feud was
against Greg Valentine, who broke Strongbow's leg in 1979. The two waged
war all over the WWF circuit, most famously in a violent "Indian Strap
Match" in Madison Square Garden, on July 30, 1979.
Strongbow also competed for The Sheik's Big Time Wrestling promotion in
Detroit. He had a memorable feud with "Bulldog" Don Kent, which
culminated in a bizarre "shark cage match" in 1977. Strongbow and Kent
fought inside of a small shark cage, with the first man to escape being
declared the winner. With an assist from fellow fan favorite Mark Lewin,
Strongbow was able to escape the shark cage victorious.
Strongbow retired in 1985, but would still step back into the ring from time
to time, most notably for a legends battle royal in East Rutherford, New Jersey
in 1987. In retirement, Strongbow became a WWF road agent and worked in the company's front office. He also
participated in a 1993 storyline in which he mentored Tatanka, in his feud with Irwin R. Schyster. Chief Jay
Strongbow was inducted into the WWE Hall of
Fame in 1994.
Chief Jay Strongbow F/H
Titles and accomplishments Primary Finisher- Tomahawk Chop
National Wrestling Alliance Size- 0 0 PIN FINISH CHAOS
• NWA Georgia Heavyweight Champion Speed- +10 1 C.O. CHAOS CHAOS
Results
• NWA Georgia Tag Team Champion Strength- +15 2 DRAW PIN PIN
• NWA World Tag Team Champion (Florida Savvy- +25 3 CHAOS DRAW PIN
version) (with Don Curtis) Cheating- +15 4 CHAOS C.O. PIN
• 3-Time NWA World Tag Team Champion Tech- +25 5 DRAW CHAOS FINISH
(Mid-America version) (with Lester Welch Cage- +50 6 CHAOS DQ FINISH
twice and Alex Perez once) Object- +50 7 C.O. DQ FINISH
• 3-Time NWA Florida Southern Tag Team Brawl- +25 8 DQ DRAW FINISH
Champion
Finishes
• NWA Florida Heavyweight Champion
0 Tomahawk Chop
• 2-Time NWA (Florida) Brass Knuckles
1 Indian Deathlock
Champion
2 Release Suplex
3 Stalling Suplex
4 Tomahawk Chop
World Wrestling Entertainment 5 Indian Deathlock
• 2-Time WWWF World Tag Team Champion 6 Flying Chop from 2nd Rope
(with Sonny King and Billy White Wolf) 7 Tomahawk Chop
• 2-Time WWF World Tag Team Champion 8 Indian Deathlock
(with Jules Strongbow) 9 Tomahawk Chop
OVERALL HEAT
Tag- +300
2350
All-Time Great 1
Triple H
Paul Michael Levesque (born July 27, 1969 in Nashua, New Hampshire) is an American professional
wrestler, best known as Hunter Hearst Helmsley or Triple H. He is a 10-time World Champion: 5-time
WWE Champion and 5-time World Heavyweight
Champion.
During Triple H's WWE career, he has held a number of

titles, including the WWE Championship, the
Intercontinental Championship, the European
Championship, and (with partner Stone Cold Steve
Austin) the WWF Tag Team Championship. He is only
the second of five wrestlers to have held all four of those
titles, the first being Shawn Michaels. This is sometimes
referred to as being a Grand Slam Champion. He also won
the 1997 King of the Ring tournament and the 2002 Royal Rumble match.
Championships and Triple H F/H

accomplishments Primary Finisher- The Pedigree
World Wrestling Entertainment Size- +10 0 PIN FINISH FINISH
• 10-time WWF World Heavyweight
Results
Champion Savvy- +25 3 DQ PIN CHAOS
• 5-time WWF Intercontinental Cheating- +25 4 DQ C.O. PIN
Champion Tech- +10 5 DQ DQ FINISH
• WWF European Champion Object- +25 7 C.O. CHAOS PIN
• WWF World Tag Team Champion Brawl- +25 8 CHAOS DQ FINISH
• 1997 King of the Ring winner Climbing- +25 9 FINISH FINISH FINISH
• 2002 Royal Rumble winner Finishes
0 The Pedigree
• Second Grand Slam Champion 1 The Pedigree
• Former IWF Heavyweight Champion 2 Running Knee Smash
• Former IWF Tag Team Champion 3 Spinning Spinebuster
The Pedigree
• Pro Wrestling Illustrated (PWI) 4
5 The Pedigree
ranked him # 139 of the 500 best 6 Abdominal Stretch
singles wrestlers during the "PWI 7 DDT
Years" in 2003. Is ranked 4th in 2005 8 The Pedigree
PWI top 500 9 The Pedigree
OVERALL HEAT
• He also won several PWI Awards. He Tag- +100
won Most Hated Wrestler in 2003 and 2870
2004. He was involved in the Match All-Time Great 1
of the Year in 2004 (vs. Chris Benoit
and Shawn Michaels) and the Feud of
the Year in 2000 (vs. Kurt Angle) and in 2004 (vs. Chris Benoit).
The Undertaker
Mark Calaway was born March 24, 1965 in Houston, Texas. He is
better known by his stage name of The Undertaker. He is a four-
time WWE Champion, Six-time WWE World Tag Team Champion,
One-time WWE Hardcore Champion and a One-time WCW World
Tag Team Champion. He also holds a unique record: he is currently
undefeated in matches at the yearly WrestleMania events, with a
record of 13-0. He is one of the few wrestlers to be consistently
promoted (or pushed) throughout his career, and is frequently seen as
a company loyalist and prominent 'ambassador' for WWE, not least
because he is one of the company's longest-serving superstars, having
wrestled with the WWE for almost 15 years.
Trivia
• The Undertaker is undefeated at WrestleMania.
• The Undertaker is the only wrestler to have pinned Kevin Nash (6 ft 10 in),
Kane (6 ft 11 in), The Big Show (7 ft 2 in) and Giant Gonzales (7 ft 6 in), four of the tallest men in wrestling history.
• His 1994 clone (the "fake Undertaker"), Brian Lee, was his best man at his wedding to Sara.
• Before becoming a wrestler, Calaway had intended to become a professional basketball player.
• He finished nearly all of his WrestleMania matches using the Tombstone. It did not happen only in three occasions, in
which at WrestleMania IX Giant Gonzales got himself disqualified, at WrestleMania XI where he finished King Kong
Bundy with a flying clothesline, and at
WrestleMania X-Seven where Undertaker
finished Triple H with The Last Ride Undertaker F/H
(although he had used the Tombstone on
Triple H earlier in the match). Primary Finisher- Tombstone Piledriver
• The Undertaker and Kane were the first-ever Modifiers TV PPV NO DQ
tag team to simultaneously hold both the Size- +25 0 PIN FINISH CHAOS
Results
WWE and WCW Tag Team Championships.

Strength- +25 2 DQ PIN PIN
Savvy- +25 3 CHAOS DQ PIN
Championships and Cheating- +50 4 DQ PIN FINISH
accomplishments Tech- 0 5 DQ DQ PIN
Cage- +50 6 DRAW DRAW FINISH
United States Wrestling Association Brawl- +25 8 FINISH CHAOS FINISH
• USWA Unified World Heavyweight Climbing- +25 9 FINISH FINISH FINISH
Champion Finishes
• USWA Texas Heavyweight Champion 0 Tombstone Piledriver
1 Last Ride Power Bomb
World Wrestling Entertainment 2 Chokeslam from Hell
3 Tombstone Piledriver
• 4-time WWE Champion
4 Last Ride Power Bomb
• 6-time WWE World Tag Team Champion
5 Oldschool (Walking the ropes axe handle)
• WCW World Tag Team Champion Tombstone Piledriver
6
• WWE Hardcore Champion Last Ride Power Bomb
7
8 Tombstone Piledriver
9 Running DDT
OVERALL HEAT
Tag- +100
2860
All-Time Great 1
Ultimate Warrior
Warrior (born Brian James Hellwig on June 16, 1959 in Queens,
New York), is a former American professional wrestler known to
many as The Ultimate Warrior. He legally changed his name to
Warrior in 1993.
As a World Wrestling Federation (WWF) superstar from the mid-

80s to the early 90s, the Ultimate Warrior was known for his high-
energy and high-risk wrestling style, and his Gorilla Press Slam, in
which he would lift his opponent over his head like a barbell, and
then drop him to the mat face-first. Because of Warrior's slim
wrestling ability, his matches were generally kept short and
frantic, featuring a handful of power moves. The Ultimate
Warrior's ring entrances featured him racing into the arena at full
speed, bursting into the ring, and violently shaking the ropes up
and down. Warrior's string of fast-paced sub-5:00 matches ended
up being a fundamental key to his popularity. He was also known
for his distinctive pattern of face painting.
Warrior enjoyed two stints as Intercontinental Champion, defeating the Honky Tonk Man and Rick Rude
before achieving main event status. He was heralded as the wrestler to carry the torch after the pending
retirement of Hulk Hogan in 1990. Ultimate
Warrior defeated Hogan on April 1, 1990, at
the SkyDome in Toronto, Ontario in the main Ultimate Warrior F/H
event (which was billed "The Ultimate Primary Finisher- Warrior Press
Challenge") of WrestleMania VI. He held the Modifiers TV PPV NO DQ
belt until the Royal Rumble in January 1991. Size- 0 0 PIN FINISH CHAOS
Speed- +10 1 C.O. CHAOS CHAOS
Results

Titles and Accomplishments Savvy- 0 3 CHAOS DRAW PIN
Cheating- 0 4 CHAOS C.O. PIN
World Class Wrestling Association Tech- 0 5 DRAW CHAOS FINISH
• WCWA Texas Heavyweight Champion Cage- +10 6 CHAOS DQ FINISH
• WCWA Tag Team Champion (with
Lance Von Erich) Climbing- 0 9 FINISH FINISH FINISH
Finishes
World Wrestling Federation 0 Warrior Press
• WWF World Heavyweight Champion 1 Warrior Splash
• 2-time WWF Intercontinental Champion 2 Top Rope Splash
3 Warrior Press
4 Warrior Press & Warrior Splash
5 Warrior Splash
6 Warrior Press
7 Running Clothesline + PIN
8 Warrior Splash
9 Warrior Press
OVERALL HEAT
Tag- +100
2610
All-Time Great 1
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Strength- +100 2 DQ CHAOS PIN

Angle defeated The Rock at No Mercy in October 2000 to win the

Championships and accomplishments

• WWF Hardcore Champion Strength- +10 2 DQ DQ FINISH

National Wrestling Alliance Strength- +10 2 DQ DQ FINISH

Backlund was an amateur wrestler at North Dakota State

Strength- 0 2 DRAW PIN PIN

A former football player and bodybuilder, Graham defeated Bruno

The ladies' pet, the men's regret, where what

In his wrestling career, Brazil had many classic matches with

Hart's appearance was highlighted by his wrap-around mirrored

Championships and accomplishments

• 2-time WCW World Heavyweight Champion Strength- 0 2 DQ C.O. PIN

Born in Lafayette, Indiana, Afflis grew up in Indianapolis and

Afflis would later become the boss of an Indiana wrestling

Afflis died in 1991 of a hemorrhaging of his throat, which was

Championships and accomplishments

American Wrestling Association

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"The Italian Strongman" has often been called the "Living

One of Bruno Sammartino's claims to Strength- +150 2 DRAW PIN PIN

With the advent of television, Rogers' flashy look, great physique

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Bundy is best known for his appearances in the World Wrestling

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"Million Dollar Man" Ted DiBiase F / H

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Throughout the 1980s Flair became affiliated with The Four

Ric Flair F/H

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He achieved his highest success, however, in the World Wrestling Federation

Championships and accomplishments

Extreme Championship Wrestling

World Championship Wrestling Primary Finisher- Double Arm DDT

World Class Wrestling Association Strength- 0 2 DQ C.O. PIN

In 1963, Vincent J. McMahon reformed the Capitol Wrestling Corporation into

Despite a 20-year-plus career as one of

Championships and accomplishments

Championships and accomplishments

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Honky lost the Intercontinental Championship to Ultimate Warrior in a

Championships and accomplishments

All Pro Wrestling

Mid-Eastern Wrestling Federation

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Hogan is now officially recognized as a fourteen-time World Heavyweight Champion,

Title history Hulk Hogan F/H

Championships and accomplishments Iron Sheik F/H

WWE Hall of Fame (2005)

Professional Wrestling Accomplishments

• 1-Time AWA World Tag Team Champion (with Adrian Adonis)

Jesse "The Body" Ventura F/H

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He had an Intercontinental Title bout at WrestleMania I against Greg

JYD died June 2, 1998, in a single-car accident on Interstate 20 near

Junk Yard Dog F/H

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