Greatest WWE champions

Bookerman · 21-11-2002, 02:37 PM

i just wondering who you all thought is the greatest wwe champions and why

WWE Champion -
Well it was close but i went for Stone Cold Steve Austin as he was the one who draged wwe out of a slump

WWE Intercontental Champion -
The Rock (heel) the ic title was really in a slump at the time and Rock came alone and made the belt mean somthing again

WWE Tag Team Champions -
well im really dont know who to pick here so im just going to say the British Buldogs

WWE European Title -
well dose it matter?well the only person in the wwe who made this belt mean anything is D Lo

WWE Hardcore Title -
For me it got to be RVD as he turned the belt to mean somthing enstead of the title changing hands on ever single night

WWE Lightweight/Crusierweight Champion -
ER Gillberg

na if i had to pick it would be Tajir

WWE Womans Title -
take you pick cause the all sucked but if i had to choose it would be Madusia

Craig Van Dam · 21-11-2002, 03:45 PM

WWF/WWE Champion-It was also a hard choice but i picked Hulk Hogan

I.C Champion-They has been a lot of great champions in the past so it was a tough choice and im probably gonna get a lot of stick for this choice but for me it was Jeff Jarrett as he held it the most time(6)

Tag Team-Again tough choice but im gonna say The New Age Outlaws

European-Easy choice here Dlo Brown as he made that belt look so good

Hardcore-Not sure *** they have been too many c hampions but if i have to choose id say RVD he brought credibility back to that belt last year

Lightheavyweight/Crusierweight title-Errrrrrrrrr Gillberg of course

seriously though id say Taka the 1st champion

Womens-Probably Madusa/Alundra Blayze

Rudi El Fire · 21-11-2002, 04:16 PM

WWE Champion - The Rock. A collosal draw, a showstealer and always did what was best for the business ahead of himself.

Intercontinental - Double J Jeff Jarrett

Tag - Edge and Christian

European - Davey Boy Smith (when he was first given it and could still perform)

Hardcore - RVD (closely chased by Cactus Jack and Raven)

Light/cruiser - TAKA Michinoku in the modern era; though didn't the original Tiger Mask wear the first version of the belt way back in the WWWF era?

Womens - Did Bull Nakano ever lift the title during her feud with Alundra Blayze? If so, Nakano, just because I long harboured a crush on her (there, I said it!

). If not, I have to say Trish Stratus, because she has made the effort to learn to wrestle and work hard in her matches in addition to working the t&a factor.

Tajiri · 21-11-2002, 04:32 PM

WWE Champion - Steve Austin, he's the biggest drawing champion ever (well untill Rock passes him which wont be to far off) and was one of the biggest reasons for the "boom" period of wrestling between 1998 and 2001

Intercontinental - Bret Hart, fantastic worker, Steamboat and Savage also were very important for the IC title as there match at Mania 3 really made the title stand out.

Tag Team Championship - Edge and Christian, these to really stood out both as heels and faces when the tag division was at it hottest.

European - D'Lo, about the only who did anything with the title were before it had really just been a trophy for Davey Boy, HHH and Shance McMahon.

Hardcore - RVD, he made the title seem important.

Light Heavyweight/Cruiserweight - TAKA Michinoku, kicked of the 97 division very well but then WWE lost interest. Sayama held the WWWF Junior Heavyweight title.

Womens - Alundra Blayze, was in better matches than most men in 94 to 95 and was involved in one of the highlights of the Monday Night Wars when she tossed the title in the trash on the first Nitro.

Anime Otaku · 21-11-2002, 05:27 PM

WWE champion - oooh toughy, austin rock and hogan (when he started) are all great but i'll go for HHH.... only kidding i say the rock.

IC title - Bret hart... i'm a hitman mark

Euro title - i found Al snows Gimmick with this title ( coming to the ring in a way that reflected a stereo type of a european country) quite amusing

women's title - i don't remember any of the old champs so i'll have to say either trish or molly. Probably trish as she has held it the most of the modern divas

tag team title - hard one again..... E&C reeked of awesomeness and the dudleys were good too i'll say the dudley.

Cruiserweight - hmmm at the moment i'dsay tajiri... until they put the strap on rey rey.

Hardcore - RVD it has to be as when he was champ he stole the show every time even PPV's with good main events, if HBK hadn't been in the elimination chamber, and HHH still was willing to lose the belt, he would have won it i reckon.

Colin · 21-11-2002, 05:56 PM

IC- Jeff Jarrett

You KNEW that was coming

mikebish2002 · 21-11-2002, 07:38 PM

WWE Champion- Hogan/SCSA hard one, but Hogan for carrying the ball big time through the eighties and ninties. SCSA *** he, as Bookerman said carried the WWE out of the slump

I/C title- I went for Perfect here closley run in with Hart, one the best technical matches ever when Bret won it, but if i was pushed then i would have to say the title looked better around Perfects waist than anyone.

TAG Champs- Harts or the Bulldogs pure class.......

Jung · 21-11-2002, 08:27 PM

Right...

World: I will say Bret Hart, something about his 92/93 run I really enjoyed, how he would fend off all comers witht he Sharpshooter after a great match. Ah the memories.

IC has gotta be The Honky Tonk Man. Just priceless.

Euro I'd say D-Lo Brown, he actually made the belt mean something with his enthusiasm for it and his matches.

Tag Title, I'd say Edge and Christian. Through all the great matches, great promos, great kazoo playing, they carried those belts in an unmistakable fashion.

Hardcore, yeah I'll go with RVD, he gave the belt prestige again, by making the matches seem entertaining, and fresh.

Womens title erm Jazz, just mainly cause she was the first one to continually have above average matches.

Cruiserweight, wow a lot of competition. I'll just say Malenko, cause well he's Malenko.

Jerichoholic · 21-11-2002, 11:00 PM

WWE Champion:
Chris Jericho, the king of the world!

WWE Intercontental Champion -
The Rock *** his IC title reign really elevated him.

WWE Tag Team Champions -
The Dudley Boyz, they are the best tag team to have graced WWE in the past decade!

WWE European Title -
British Bulldog, *** he was actually european!

WWE Hardcore Title -
Crash Holly, he made the Hardcore division entertaining to watch.

WWE Lightweight/Crusierweight Champion -
Tajiri.

WWE Womans Title -
Trish, *** shes come along way in the ring and has improved a lot since getting a reign as champion.

The Genetic Jackhammer · 25-11-2002, 12:59 PM

wwe champ - The Undertaker - Ministry gimmick

ic champ - Kurt Angle/The Rock/Jericho

Euro champ - Mideon

tag champs - Edge & Christian

Hardcore champ - Hardcore holly/crash holly/rvd/raven

lightweight champ - taka/noble/tajiri

womens champ - Molly Holly

21-11-2002, 02:37 PM	#1
Bookerman Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: edinburgh scotland Posts: 465	Greatest WWE champions i just wondering who you all thought is the greatest wwe champions and why WWE Champion - Well it was close but i went for Stone Cold Steve Austin as he was the one who draged wwe out of a slump WWE Intercontental Champion - The Rock (heel) the ic title was really in a slump at the time and Rock came alone and made the belt mean somthing again WWE Tag Team Champions - well im really dont know who to pick here so im just going to say the British Buldogs WWE European Title - well dose it matter?well the only person in the wwe who made this belt mean anything is D Lo WWE Hardcore Title - For me it got to be RVD as he turned the belt to mean somthing enstead of the title changing hands on ever single night WWE Lightweight/Crusierweight Champion - ER Gillberg na if i had to pick it would be Tajir WWE Womans Title - take you pick cause the all sucked but if i had to choose it would be Madusia __________________ Dont hate the player hate The Game English Prediction League Winner 03/04 Champions League Prediction League Winner 03/04

21-11-2002, 03:45 PM	#2
Craig Van Dam Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: County Durham Age: 23 Posts: 1,484	WWF/WWE Champion-It was also a hard choice but i picked Hulk Hogan I.C Champion-They has been a lot of great champions in the past so it was a tough choice and im probably gonna get a lot of stick for this choice but for me it was Jeff Jarrett as he held it the most time(6) Tag Team-Again tough choice but im gonna say The New Age Outlaws European-Easy choice here Dlo Brown as he made that belt look so good Hardcore-Not sure *** they have been too many c hampions but if i have to choose id say RVD he brought credibility back to that belt last year Lightheavyweight/Crusierweight title-Errrrrrrrrr Gillberg of course seriously though id say Taka the 1st champion Womens-Probably Madusa/Alundra Blayze __________________ Hmmmmmmm , they have the Internet on computers now

21-11-2002, 04:16 PM	#3
Rudi El Fire Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Leeds UK Posts: 261	WWE Champion - The Rock. A collosal draw, a showstealer and always did what was best for the business ahead of himself. Intercontinental - Double J Jeff Jarrett Tag - Edge and Christian European - Davey Boy Smith (when he was first given it and could still perform) Hardcore - RVD (closely chased by Cactus Jack and Raven) Light/cruiser - TAKA Michinoku in the modern era; though didn't the original Tiger Mask wear the first version of the belt way back in the WWWF era? Womens - Did Bull Nakano ever lift the title during her feud with Alundra Blayze? If so, Nakano, just because I long harboured a crush on her (there, I said it! ). If not, I have to say Trish Stratus, because she has made the effort to learn to wrestle and work hard in her matches in addition to working the t&a factor. __________________ The Lobal Luchadore, Rudi El Fire.

21-11-2002, 04:32 PM	#4
Tajiri Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Northern Ireland Age: 25 Posts: 2,568	WWE Champion - Steve Austin, he's the biggest drawing champion ever (well untill Rock passes him which wont be to far off) and was one of the biggest reasons for the "boom" period of wrestling between 1998 and 2001 Intercontinental - Bret Hart, fantastic worker, Steamboat and Savage also were very important for the IC title as there match at Mania 3 really made the title stand out. Tag Team Championship - Edge and Christian, these to really stood out both as heels and faces when the tag division was at it hottest. European - D'Lo, about the only who did anything with the title were before it had really just been a trophy for Davey Boy, HHH and Shance McMahon. Hardcore - RVD, he made the title seem important. Light Heavyweight/Cruiserweight - TAKA Michinoku, kicked of the 97 division very well but then WWE lost interest. Sayama held the WWWF Junior Heavyweight title. Womens - Alundra Blayze, was in better matches than most men in 94 to 95 and was involved in one of the highlights of the Monday Night Wars when she tossed the title in the trash on the first Nitro. __________________ I never knew anyone who went crazy before, except for my invisible friend, Col. Schwartz.

21-11-2002, 05:27 PM	#5
Anime Otaku Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Ridin' on muh 22's Posts: 10,777	WWE champion - oooh toughy, austin rock and hogan (when he started) are all great but i'll go for HHH.... only kidding i say the rock. IC title - Bret hart... i'm a hitman mark Euro title - i found Al snows Gimmick with this title ( coming to the ring in a way that reflected a stereo type of a european country) quite amusing women's title - i don't remember any of the old champs so i'll have to say either trish or molly. Probably trish as she has held it the most of the modern divas tag team title - hard one again..... E&C reeked of awesomeness and the dudleys were good too i'll say the dudley. Cruiserweight - hmmm at the moment i'dsay tajiri... until they put the strap on rey rey. Hardcore - RVD it has to be as when he was champ he stole the show every time even PPV's with good main events, if HBK hadn't been in the elimination chamber, and HHH still was willing to lose the belt, he would have won it i reckon. __________________ I thought what I'd do was, I'd pretend I was one of those deaf-mutes, or should I? Hope lies in the proles Inside every cynical person, there is a disappointed idealist.

21-11-2002, 05:56 PM	#6
Colin TWO Hall of Fame Member Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Infinity Posts: 3,350	IC- Jeff Jarrett You KNEW that was coming __________________ How to cook a turkey: "I know you cook it. You check it to see if it's done. If you don't check it, it won't be done. Another thing, if you don't check it, your house will be on fire. If you don't get out of your house, you will get on fire. If it's done, you take it out of the oven. You eat it!"

21-11-2002, 07:38 PM	#7
mikebish2002 Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Manchester UK Age: 33 Posts: 20	WWE Champion- Hogan/SCSA hard one, but Hogan for carrying the ball big time through the eighties and ninties. SCSA *** he, as Bookerman said carried the WWE out of the slump I/C title- I went for Perfect here closley run in with Hart, one the best technical matches ever when Bret won it, but if i was pushed then i would have to say the title looked better around Perfects waist than anyone. TAG Champs- Harts or the Bulldogs pure class....... __________________ www.garage-gym.com The only place to learn how to become a Professional Wrestler in the North West of England. "it's true, it's DAMN true"

21-11-2002, 08:27 PM	#8
Jung Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: hertfordshire Age: 26 Posts: 13,161	Right... World: I will say Bret Hart, something about his 92/93 run I really enjoyed, how he would fend off all comers witht he Sharpshooter after a great match. Ah the memories. IC has gotta be The Honky Tonk Man. Just priceless. Euro I'd say D-Lo Brown, he actually made the belt mean something with his enthusiasm for it and his matches. Tag Title, I'd say Edge and Christian. Through all the great matches, great promos, great kazoo playing, they carried those belts in an unmistakable fashion. Hardcore, yeah I'll go with RVD, he gave the belt prestige again, by making the matches seem entertaining, and fresh. Womens title erm Jazz, just mainly cause she was the first one to continually have above average matches. Cruiserweight, wow a lot of competition. I'll just say Malenko, cause well he's Malenko. __________________ Turns Water into Funk Weekly Column: The Iron Jung! http://www.wrestling101.com/101/category/jung

21-11-2002, 11:00 PM	#9
Jerichoholic Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: London (West) Age: 26 Posts: 1,147	WWE Champion: Chris Jericho, the king of the world! WWE Intercontental Champion - The Rock * his IC title reign really elevated him. WWE Tag Team Champions - The Dudley Boyz, they are the best tag team to have graced WWE in the past decade! WWE European Title - British Bulldog, * he was actually european! WWE Hardcore Title - Crash Holly, he made the Hardcore division entertaining to watch. WWE Lightweight/Crusierweight Champion - Tajiri. WWE Womans Title - Trish, *** shes come along way in the ring and has improved a lot since getting a reign as champion. __________________ If you're reading this, you have just wasted 5 seconds.

25-11-2002, 12:59 PM	#10
The Genetic Jackhammer Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Straight outta Chumpton Age: 24 Posts: 4,711	wwe champ - The Undertaker - Ministry gimmick ic champ - Kurt Angle/The Rock/Jericho Euro champ - Mideon tag champs - Edge & Christian Hardcore champ - Hardcore holly/crash holly/rvd/raven lightweight champ - taka/noble/tajiri womens champ - Molly Holly Last edited by The Genetic Jackhammer; 25-11-2002 at 01:02 PM.

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