Santino was the last eliminated. No idea about the second part. Have no memory about when he entered. 27 minutes?

Santino, and since he was #39 I think, probably 10 minutes.

Inno wins! Santino was last eliminated with Alberto lasting 9:33 in total, so rounded up would be 10 minutes.

Also, anecdotally, Orton was #39, just after Alberto at #38. Santino entered just before Alberto at #37, and they were the only two he eliminated.

He entered in from the plus 30 spot (#38 maybe?).... I will guess 8 minutes.

oh ok

Yeah, I thought/was really hoping it might take a LITTLE longer to be guessed, but oh, well. No big deal.

Up to you, Inno, if you want to ask something or if you want to let someone else ask something or whatever. :)

That was the Royal Rumble where Matt Striker eliminated himself from relevance for marking out bro. I think they did it on purpose and set him up.

I still contend that Santino should have won that Rumble. He could have lost his shot before Mania, but that place would have come unglued if Santino won.

Who am I?

-I had a gimmick named for an explosive.

-I've been a Director of Operations.

-I got back at a rival by wrestling under a mask.

Kane/Atom Bomb?

Oh wait, Savio Vega

:D

CORRECT!

This man never suffered a pinfall loss when starting his WWE run until a loss to mankind, Led his own stable, and last match in the WWF took place in the brawl for all tourny.

BORIQUAS HUUUUUUUUAAAAAAH!

What stable was able to sing their entire song so clear and complete that it could have been used as their official theme song because the fans were dead silent when they came out on Raw?

Savio Vega!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Who gave the Rock his first defeat in the WWE?

Nation of Domination?

It wasn't dead silent for the Nation. \o

Answer: Los Borquas!

Hmm...could it possibly be the current running gag du jour of this thread, Savio Vega? :roll:

Who's the man with a plan?

The Brian Kendrick!

If the plan is push Eva Marie...no deal.

You jackass , jerry Lawler 1997

Boriquas huahhh! You are correct.

How about you settle down Bit Killer Jones

I'll settle down when I'm good and ready.

Anyway, since we seem to have gotten away from asking questions, I'll pose another, this time maybe one which will require some serious good long-term memory and/or thinking to get all parts of it.

Now, we all know Shawn Michaels became the first-ever Grand Slam champion in WWE under the classic definition by winning the then WWF European Championship in 1997.

Part I - Whom did Shawn beat to win his first Intercontinental, WWF and European Championships, and with whom did he team and what team did Shawn and his partner beat to win the World Tag Team Championship?

Part II - To whom did Shawn drop his first Intercontinental, WWF and European Championships to?

Part III - Shawn and his partner vacated or were stripped of their World Tag Team Championship -- but what was the reason given for this decision?

GOOD LUCK!

Part I - I'm fairly certain he beat Davey Boy Smith to win his first European Championship. And Bret Hart, of course, paved way for the boyhood dream to come true. Did he also beat Davey to win the IC Title? I think he beat Marty Jannetty and Dean Douglas at certain points, but I'm going to put The British Bulldog first. Did Shawn team with Diesel to beat The Headshrinkers?

Part II - I'm going to guess the Marty Jannetty win came after HBK's first run with the IC Title, the WWE would have been Sid, and the European would have been when Michaels passed the title on to Triple H. Do you think this sort of killed the belt, by the way?

Part III - Actually read an article on this the other day, haha. Wasn't Owen Hart pinned despite not being in the match? The British Bulldog did double-duty and teamed with Yokozuna, only for Hart to come out for a clusterfuck finish? It was like the main event of In Your House 3 or something.

All from memory, so there's a chance at least part of this is wrong.

Part I - Davey Boy for both IC and Euro, Bret for WWF, with Diesel over Yoko and Owen (really Yoko and Bulldog)

Part II - Marty for the IC, Sid for WWF, HHH for Euro

Part III - Diesel pinned Owen, who was originally supposed to be in the match, but he'd been replaced by Davey Boy because Martha had just given birth, so Owen was late. Because Owen technically wasn't in the match, Cornette and Fuji had the decision reversed.

Noid got Pt. I & II, loopy got Pt. II, and both got Pt. III wrong, however it appears I wasn't as clear or thorough with Pt. III, so I guess due to that mistake, I'll award the answer to Noid.

The incident in question had actually occurred in Survivor Series 1994, when the champs had their belts vacated due to, of all things, "not being able to function as a tag team.". Pretty ridiculous, I know, but true.

So, Noid if you want, next question is yours.

Haha, together we almost got it.

Alright, here's one:

Over the course of history, tag team matches have been featured as the main event of WWE PPVs. Oddly enough though, a Tag Team Championship has only been involved in four of those main events. Can you name the matches that got top billing and were for the WWE/World Tag Team Championship?

I can think of two, but the others escape me. Fighting the temptation to Wiki it.

Dunno who the first guest was but Fuji Vice was awesome

WM 9 (CoMain Event) Hogan/Beefcake Vs. Money Inc. We have our list now.

Yokozuna and The British Bulldog vs. Diesel and Michaels is one. The Brothers of Destruction vs. The Two-Man Power Trip is another. Jeri-Show vs. DX is a third. I wasn't counting Hogan/Beefcake vs. Money, Inc. or The Dream Team vs. The British Bulldogs because they weren't the main event. Sorry, when I said "top billing" I meant the literal top. Last match of the show.

So there's one more.

Stone Cold and Taker vs Mankind and Kane for the belts headlined Fully Loaded

Yep. I had this one and IYH3. Couldn't remember BoD/Power Trip or DX/JeriShow

That's right. You got them all, guys.

I hope I've got my facts right on this one:

Over the history of WWE PPV -- in the case where a PPV has at least four installments -- there is only one PPV where one man has been in 100% of that PPV's final main events. Which is the PPV and who is the man?

John Cena Taboo Tuesday for 3 and Cyber Sunday for 4th. Same show different name.

Sorry, not the correct answer. Here are the Taboo Tuesday/Cyber Sunday main events:

2004: Ric Flair vs. Randy Orton (John Cena didn't actually compete at this show)
2005: John Cena vs. Kurt Angle vs. Shawn Michaels
2006: John Cena vs. King Booker vs. Big Show
2007: Batista vs. The Undertaker
2008: Chris Jericho vs. Batista

That's 20% attendance rate for John Cena.

It was Triple H @ WWF Insurrextion (2000-2002)/WWE Insurrextion 2003, was it not?

Yep, it was Triple H main eventing all four Insurrextion PPVs in the UK. :)

OK.

What was the first televised match under the WWE banner?

I actually don't know this, so I did some research into this. I was very pleased to discover that two early ring announcers for the WWWF were "Friendly" Bob Freed and "Smiling" Sam Morgan. Fantastic.

Spike Dudley vs Jamie Noble

Which Brit group's song played at the start of the early Piper's Pit?

It wasn't The Union Jacks, but it should have been. WOOOOOO!!!!

https://therealmidcard.files.wordpre...unionjacks.jpg

Man, I really miss 3MB. Can you imagine how good that feud with The New Day would be?

Lol 3MB were so good. They could have done so many hilarious things with them.

Duran Duran?

Nope but you're on the right track

Pet Shop Boys?

Rolling Stones

Nope and nope.

Mack Morrision

I'd go with classics like The Who maybe, but if Duran Duran is on the right track then that doesn't seem likely.

The Cure?

That's more like Duran Duran.

Craig Ferguson

Twisted Sister.

Very British indeed.

Don't know much about band origins.

Iron Maiden

Dire Straits?

Black Sabbath

Nope, not yet. The song in question reached #1 in 1983. The group's name has a big place in current wrestling, but for a different reason.

The Police/Sting?

In the meantime, name 3 WWE champions that had roles in comic book movies.

Nash, Batista, Savage

Nope

Correct.

your quesiton is driving me nuts, gonna start googling soon

Which wrestler was an extra in the movie "Rudy"

Googled it. I've seen this movie numerous times and didn't know that. Wow.

Googled both but didn't get Gerties yet.

I don't know the Rudy one. Gonna guess it was like a young John Cena or something, even though you'd think you would have heard of that.

Fun fact: John Cena was an extra in Ready to Rumble.

http://40.media.tumblr.com/d1a18d7fb...jbxeo1_500.jpg

Nope, older than John Cena.

Savio, noone's gonna know it, without looking it up.

I checked and I'd never even think of this guy.

Dexy's Midnight Runners?

When I googled top 1 songs from 83 I saw this, gave it a listen and decided that's way too pussy to be on Piper's Pit.

Alright Big hint:

This same guy also had many "Managers".

I honestly thought it was common knowledge he was in it, Pretty sure I read it from one of foley's books.

Cool King guess my question.

Correct boy wonder!

It didn't reach #1 on Billboard till 1984, though.

gaaaah

Just googled it. Technically, they're 2 wrestler cameos

Fine, Al snow was one who was the other?

dan severn

I'm looking for something that connects Dean Malenko, Jamie Noble and Dean Ambrose. Beyond them just being male American wrestlers who work for WWE.

Who were the two legitimately born in the Soviet Union wrestlers to wrestle for an American wrestling company durring the cold war?