1-2-3 Kid/X-Pac has a combined KotR record in KotR of 7-5 in five tournament appearances, one more match than our #1 appearances guy, who is a pretty pitiful 4-7.

Bob Holly?

Correct!

Lol wow I can't believe I got that. It was the 4-7 record that tipped me off.

1994 - Sparky Plugg lost to Bam Bam Bigelow in the qualifying round
1995 - Bob Holly beat Mantaur in a qualifier, but lost to The Roadie in the quarterfinals
1996 - Bob Holly lost to Steve Austin in a qualifier
1999 - Hardcore Holly beat Al Snow in a qualifier, but lost to X-Pac in the quarterfinals
2000 - Hardcore Holly beat Faarooq in a qualifier, but lost to Crash Holly in the quarterfinals
2001 - Hardcore Holly lost to Kurt Angle in a qualifier
2002 - Hardcore Holly beat Tajiri in a qualifier, but lost to Test in the quarterfinals

great Holly stat.... never would have guessed that in a million years.....

<font color=goldenrod>This superstar holds the distinction of wrestling at the most Royal Rumble events without ever being in the Royal Rumble match.</font>

Fuck, I'm torn between two answers. I'm going to guess Scott Hall.

<font color=goldenrod>Good guess but no. Hall would be the runner-up.</font>

Which wrestler has the most Survivor Series victories without a defeat.

Ok I'm going to go with my second guess: Devon Dudley. I know that Bubba Ray's first Royal Rumble match was this past year.

<font color=goldenrod>Correct! Wrestled in the tag title match 5 years in a row from 2000-04 but never pulled double duty.</font>

I'm shocked that I knew that without looking it up

<font color=goldenrod>Shit. Don't wanna look anything up but I think I remember WWE hyping the shit out of Cena's record?

I know he took a pin this past year but his team still won. So I'll guess Cena.</font>

Nope, wrong era

Ultimate Warrior?

Cena lost in 2012 to Punk and Ryback in a triple threat match

Warrior is in second place with a 4-0 record

Tito Santana

Basing that solely on the fact that he's one of only two guys to work the first nine Manias in a babyfaces-generally-win-on-PPV era, so it would stand to reason he's got a bunch of Survivor Series wins.

<font color=goldenrod>oh shit how did I forget that one? That's when the Shield debuted.

Now that I think about it I think the big deal WWE made about Cena was that his teams have never lost a Survivor Series elimination match. I remember they even said he was the sole survivor in one of them even though Benoit actually lasted to the end too lol</font>

Noppers, Tito lost in 88. Tito does have a ridiculously good record though.

The wrestler in question has a 5-0 record

Boss Man?

Oh shit no never mind. Forgot Deadly Game

Noppers.

Hint: this wrestler is no longer with us.

British Bulldog?

Oh nope lost to Furnas and LaFon in '96

Lol my follow up question is a motherfucker

Hawk?

Grasping at straws here lol

Haha nope, I thought my hint would make it so obvious

Hawk is 3-0 by the way

Too many dead wrestlers out there.

Perfect?

Lol nope

Savage?

Correct! Macho Man had a perfect 5-0 record!

Okay let's hear the bitch of a follow up lol

Follow up question: two wrestlers share an 0-5 record at the Survivor Series which is the most without a win. 1 male and 1 female

Hint for the male: he's still employed by the company, but not a member of the active roster.

No hint for the female, because really there hasn't been many females who have wrestled in that many.

Male - JBL

Female - Layla?

Nope to both

<font color=goldenrod>yeah A-Train was my first thought as well. no clue on the female.</font>

Correct to both! Albert and Lita both share the record.

Final Survivor Series question: which wrestler has the most career losses at Survivour Series

HHH

Noppers!

Is it HBK?

With a record of 7 wins and 10 losses, HBK holds the record for most career losses at Survivour Series.

This may not be true
 

Dolph Ziggler is the quickest person to be abandoned after a Survivor Series push, even beating out ECWs own CM Punk, who outpopped DX.

<font color=goldenrod>What masked luchador did Dean Malenko disguise himself as at Slamboree 1998?</font>

Ciclope

One of my all time favorite WCW moments

<font color=goldenrod>Correct! Just watched that match.</font> :cool:

Benoit has no soul

Who were Jerry Lawler's guests on the first King's Court segment on Raw?

Umm Giant Gonzales and Dr. Harvey Whippleman? No idea.

Good guess, but no. On the right track though.

Hmmm. Fuji and Yoko?

wow is this ever a tough question

It was Fuji and Yoko, go-home show for the '93 King of the Ring.

What played on Nitro at the same time as the "This is your life" segment between Rock and Mankind?

Lex Luger and the rebirth of the total package.

Yup...
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Who is the only WWE executive to win an elimination chamber match?

HHH?

Second guess, Big Johnny

During the short lived WWF Action Zone, the show had an Asian correspondent who would hype matches, shows, usually shown in town crowd.

What was his name.

CHARLIE MINN!

What was the first extreme sports event held in the arena known for years as the Impact Zone?

Was I right about the executive chamber?

It was a JamesSteele question. He wasn't an executive when he won so no. There is no answer. You got the answer he wanted but it is not correct.

Hint1: Do you have it?

<font color=goldenrod>GUTS!</font>

Winner.

Who was the oldest wrestler (at the time) to hold the WWE/ World Heavyweight Title since 00?

Hulk Hogan won the WWE belt at 49 in 2002 brother.

Yea that was pretty easy, so lets make it harder.... oldest wrestler to win the WWE World Title in the past 10 years (05 and up)

The Undertaker at 44 World Heavyweight Champion in 2009.

Who was the youngest wrestler to hold any WWE/WWF title?

<font color=goldenrod>Rene Dupree?</font>

Yes :(

<font color=goldenrod>Nice :cool: knew that one immediately. Not sure WWE will ever get behind somebody fast enough to have them win a title earlier than 19 especially since everybody starts in developmental and supposedly WWE doesn't want anybody under 21 on the main roster anymore..</font>

His dad was in the business so he already knew alot of what it takes to be a star/how to handle himself. Pretty much the same deal as Paige. From what i've heard from the Dudley Boyz shoots Syl was the bigger problem.

What referee counted the three count when Marty Jannetty pinned Shawn Michaels to become the IC Champion?

Fonzie. With a distraction by Mr. Perfect.

(Whistles)

THAT'S RIGHT NICKY FIVES DADDY!

(Whistles)

What was the first gimmick match used at a Clash of the Champions?

<font color=goldenrod>Wasn't it Flair/Sting with JJ Dillon suspended above the ring in a cage?</font>

No.

They had an awful "College Rules" match on the first Clash. Does that count?

If it isn't the College Rules match, then it's the Barbed Wire 6 man

Correct. One count fall match with rounds.

When is the birthday of former RDW GM Tyrone P Bridges?

Nobody cares about your Yardtard Youtube show......



Who was featured on both a WCW and WWF video game (during the Attitude Era) at the same time? (under different names)

Syxx/X-Pac?

Correct but there is another answer.... it may give it away, but it's a tag team

The Road Warriors/Legion of Doom? I don't remember them being in a WCW game though. Actually they might have not made it to a WWE game at the time either.

I'm really struggling with this. Halfway tempted to dust off the N64 and dig through the rosters to figure it out. I wouldn't post the answer, but my curiosity is piqued to the point where I HAVE to know. I keep thinking of teams that were in both promotions, but I can't picture either of them in both games.

Public Enemy nope
Nasty Boys nope
Road Warriors nope
Faces of Fear nope
Quebecers/Amazing French Canadiens nope

Outsiders weren't a team in the WWE but is that it?