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John Felix Anthony Cena
Billed height 6 ft 1 in (1.85 m)[2]
Billed weight 240 lb (109 kg)[2]
Born April 23, 1977 (1977-04-23) (age 30)
West Newbury, Massachusetts[2]
Resides Tampa, Florida
Billed from West Newbury, Massachusetts
Trained by UPW Staff
OVW Staff
Debut February 16, 2000
Cena writes left-handed,[145] but throws right-handed and favors his right arm in the ring.
Cena is a known fan of cartoons.Favorite animated movie is Fist of the North Star. He has also said that he is a huge fan of the video game series Command & Conquer and names it his favorite game of all time.
Current Status-On the October 1, 2007 episode of Raw, Cena suffered a legitimate torn pectoral muscle during a match with Mr. Kennedy while executing a hip toss.Though he finished the match and the ensuing attack from Randy Orton, surgery the following day found that his pectoralis major muscle was torn completely from the bone, requiring seven months to a year rehabilitation.
His surgery was performed by orthopedic surgeon James Andrews at St. Vincent's Hospital in Birmingham, Alabama,USA.
Dr. Andrews and Cena's physical trainer both said that he was several weeks ahead of where he was expected to be in his rehabilitation at that time
Billed height 6 ft 1 in (1.85 m)[2]
Billed weight 240 lb (109 kg)[2]
Born April 23, 1977 (1977-04-23) (age 30)
West Newbury, Massachusetts[2]
Resides Tampa, Florida
Billed from West Newbury, Massachusetts
Trained by UPW Staff
OVW Staff
Debut February 16, 2000
Cena writes left-handed,[145] but throws right-handed and favors his right arm in the ring.
Cena is a known fan of cartoons.Favorite animated movie is Fist of the North Star. He has also said that he is a huge fan of the video game series Command & Conquer and names it his favorite game of all time.
Current Status-On the October 1, 2007 episode of Raw, Cena suffered a legitimate torn pectoral muscle during a match with Mr. Kennedy while executing a hip toss.Though he finished the match and the ensuing attack from Randy Orton, surgery the following day found that his pectoralis major muscle was torn completely from the bone, requiring seven months to a year rehabilitation.
His surgery was performed by orthopedic surgeon James Andrews at St. Vincent's Hospital in Birmingham, Alabama,USA.
Dr. Andrews and Cena's physical trainer both said that he was several weeks ahead of where he was expected to be in his rehabilitation at that time
Triple H
Real Name: Paul Michael Levesque
Birthdate: July 27, 1969
Height: 6'4"
Weight: 260 lbs.
Eye Color: Hazel
Hair: Blonde
Nicknames: Triple H, The Game, the Cerebral Assassin
Past Characters: Terra Ryzing, Jean-Paul Levesque, Hunter Hearst Helmsley
Titles Held: IWF Championship, IWF Tag Team Championship, WWF Intercontinental Championship (4), WWF European Championship (2), WWF World Championship (5), WWF Tag Team Championship, 1997 King of the Ring
Paul Michael Levesque, the man later to become known as Triple H, was born in Nashua, New Hampshire on July 27, 1969 to Paul and Patricia Levesque. He grew up in a close-knit family, with a loving sister named Lynn, four years his senior.
Growing up, Paul was obsessed with professional wrestling. An avid fan, he would watch at every opportunity, glued to the television as Hulk Hogan, Ricky Steamboat, Randy Savage, and his idol Ric Flair sold out arenas around the world. During his high school years, he developed a love for bodybuilding, and spent his time developing his physique rather than participating in team sports, which he had little interest in. Paul was a good student, but later admitted to getting in trouble quite a bit for "not knowing when to keep my mouth shut".
After graduating from Nashua High School at age 17, Paul continued working out and also going to school for awhile (he had an interest in graphic arts, and a talent for drawing), but he still wanted more than anything to become a professional wrestler. He worked as a consultant at health clubs in his area, and tried to find out how to get into the very few wrestling schools he knew about (but in his own words, "Nobody would tell you shit."). He won several regional bodybuilding competitions, and met Ted Arcidi, a wrestler known for his massive physique and for being the first man to bench press 400 pounds. Arcidi introduced Paul to Walter "Killer" Kowalski, who ran a wrestling school in Massachusetts, not far from Paul's hometown in New Hampshire. Kowalski immediately saw potential in the young six-foot, four-inch, muscular 275-pounder, and took him on as a student.
Paul caught on to wrestling at an impressive speed, often coming in for extra training sessions with Kowalski after the other students had left. In a relatively short amount of time, he was ready for his professional debut. In March of 1992, he had his first match in Kowalski's IWF independent promotion, wrestling under the name Terra Ryzing (Kowalski's attempt at humor... Terra Ryzing = Terrorizing, get it? Ha.) He would play the role of a killer heel in the IWF, capturing the IWF Championship and teaming with Perry Saturn to capture the IWF Tag Team Championships as well.
Barely a year into his career, Paul received an offer from the WWF. Pat Patterson, an agent for the Federation, had come up to an IWF shows and had been very impressed with the blonde rookie. Paul, however, knew that he was not even close to being ready to wrestle for a company like the WWF. He began trying to get into WCW, so he could learn the business better and at a slower pace. He received a tryout with WCW and flew down to Atlanta on his own expenses to make the appearance. He wrestled Keith Cole, and was told before the match that it would not be shown on TV. Soon after, WCW offered him a contract, for two years. Paul took a contract for one year, instead; he knew at the end of one year, he would know whether he was ready to move on to the next level, or if he still had a lot of work left to do. He then went home, and, while waiting for WCW to come up with a new character for him (rather than the Terra Ryzing gimmick he was wrestling under), he was surprised to see himself on WCW Saturday Night, wrestling in his tryout match.
It took about half a year before WCW finally gave Paul the gimmick change they had promised him. Being the marketing geniuses that they always have been (with great characters like "Oz" and "Roadblock" in their belts), WCW realized that Paul's last name, Levesque, was French, and decided to give him the gimmick of a snobbish French aristocrat. Paul Levesque soon became known as Jean-Paul Levesque, and cut promos using the best French accent he could develop (which, as he would say later, wasn't very great). Eric Bischoff didn't see much promise in Paul, unfortunately, claiming that Paul just didn't have the charisma to become a big star. Paul was jobbed to Alex Wright, who was barely in his late teens, at his first (and last) WCW pay-per-view, Starrcade 1994. He was, however, on the verge of getting his first major push (set to capture the WCW Tag Titles with Steven Regal), when his contract started to expire. He received a call from Vince McMahon; Vince told Paul that he really wanted him to work for the WWF, that he would be given a good spot, and a better opportunity to develop his wrestling ability than he was receiving in WCW. Paul had to decide, bigger money, or opportunity? He picked the opportunity, and left WCW that spring.
Paul visited the WWF backstage at Wrestlemania XI, getting acquainted with the locker room, and meeting the men who would later become his best friends in and out of the company; Kevin Nash, Shawn Michaels, Scott Hall, and Sean Waltman (collectively known as the "Clique". He would debut in the WWF in May of 1995, still wrestling with the gimmick of a snobbish aristocrat. This time, however, the gimmick was an American aristocrat, hailing from Vince McMahon's own hometown of Greenwich, Connecticut. The character's name was Hunter Hearst Helmsley, and he would come to the ring wearing a tuxedo jacket, sporting a cane and a bottle of cologne à la Rick "The Model" Martel. Hunter's early feuds would be with men who were the antithesis of the Greenwich Snob character; Duke "The Dumpster" Droese (a garbage man), Henry Godwinn (a hog farmer from Bitters, Arkansas), just to name a few. He wrestled against Godwinn in a Hog Pen Match at Hershey Arena at an In Your House Event in late 1995; Hunter was victorious, but Godwinn got the last laugh at the end by dumping him into the hog pen, filled with dirt, hogs, and hog feces.
Hunter was getting off to a good start in the WWF when it came to wrestling. Backstage, however, was another story. He and his group of friends mentioned above were considered to be a bunch of troublemakers, using backstage politics to get themselves and their buddies ahead, burying their enemies, or just causing chaos backstage with their immature antics. Paul was guilty by association, even if he had little part in the poor behavior of the older and more prominent Clique members. It all came to a head in May of 1996, when the contracts of Kevin Nash and Scott Hall expired. The two decided to head to WCW; the grass may not have been greener, but the money sure was. Their last matches took place at Madison Square Garden. Hall wrestled Hunter; after getting thrown around like a rag-doll for the majority of the match, Hunter claimed the victory in the end. Soon after Shawn Michaels triumphed over Kevin Nash in the cage match main event. Afterwards, Hunter and Scott both came down to the ring, entered the cage, and the four Clique members embraced each other in farewell, playing to the cheering crowd before leaving. Vince had okayed the Clique doing a little "something" at the end of the show, but to many members of WWF management, the "Curtain Call" (as it came to be known) had gone too far. Vince had no choice but to punish somebody for the incident. Hall and Nash were leaving, so punishing them wasn't an option. Shawn Michaels was the new WWF Champion and Vince's current top star; there was no way he'd be getting dumped on. Hunter was left holding the bag.
For the majority of 1996 afterwards, Hunter was jobbed out to every single mid-carder and curtain-jerker on the WWF roster, from an over-the-hill, out-of-shape Jake Roberts, to Barry Windham, Ahmed Johnson, you name them. Set to be the King of the Ring winner for 1996, the spot was taken from him and given instead to Steve Austin. Hunter was squashed by Sid Vicious in the first round of the Intercontinental Title tournament in August of '96. He was kept off of all WWF pay-per-views from June until October, when he wrestled and lost to Steve Austin.
The night after his PPV defeat to Austin, though, things would turn around. Hunter captured his first WWF Intercontinental Championship, from "Wildman" Marc Mero, with the help of Curt Hennig. As if to remind Hunter that he was still at least partially in the doghouse, he would be jobbed twice while IC Champion; once to Shawn Michaels (who was the World Champ), and once to Sid Vicious (after Sid became World Champ a little later). He would reign as the IC Champion until February of 1997, when he would lose it to another young up-and-comer, babyface rookie Rocky Maivia. Soon after his IC Title loss, Hunter gained a sidekick; a musclebound woman appeared on the scene and began attacked his opponents. Called "Chyna", the woman would become his bodyguard (and eventually his real-life girlfriend) for the next few years. In June of 1997, Hunter would become King of the Ring, a year later than originally planned. His interview with Vince McMahon on his KOTR victory the next night on Raw was interrupted by Mankind, whom he had defeated the night before. Hunter would feud with Mankind for the next two months, with a double-countout at the July '97 In Your House in Calgary, and a loss to Mankind in a cage match at Summerslam in August.
Things began to take an interesting turn for Hunter, yet again, in late summer of 1997. He would be forced into teaming with real-life best friend, Shawn Michaels, to wrestle the combination of Mankind and Undertaker. Both Shawn and Hunter feigned discontentment at having to team together, but the chemistry was there, and the two left together after Shawn splattered 'Taker into oblivion with two vicious chairshots during the match. Hunter began regularly appearing alongside Shawn Michaels, helping him beat up the Undertaker and members of the Hart Foundation. He would help HBK capture the European Title from British Bulldog at One Night Only. Soon after, Shawn began another feud with Bret Hart (which would climax with the infamous Survivor Series incident). In October of 1997, Shawn and Hunter, playing off of Bret's labeling of them as "degenerates", declared themselves to be "Degeneration X", and a new era was born in the WWF.
The original Degeneration X would have countless classic moments, from a strip poker game in the middle of the ring, to the Merry Kissmass thong display in December, the DX Undertaker BBQ, the fake leg incident... for fans of Shawn and Hunter, this was a great time to be watching. With Shawn being forced to stop wrestling due to a back injury, however, Hunter took the lead role of DX after Wrestlemania in March of 1998. He inducted Road Dogg, Billy Gun, and X-Pac (Sean Waltman) as members of the new DX, and the group continued to raise hell for another year. That August, in a memorable ladder match against the Rock, Hunter would capture the Intercontinental Title for the second time.
At Wrestlemania XIV, Triple H would turn on his DX companions and turn heel. He began to develop into the sledgehammer wielding bad-ass we all know today. As the cold-blooded killer heel, he changed his look, wearing regular wrestling trunks rather than pants, growing a small beard and mustache, and wrestling with his hair down and wet, to give him a rougher, more lethal look. In August of 1999, the day after Summerslam, Hunter would capture his first WWF World Championship, from Mankind. His first title reign would end soon after to none other than Vince McMahon, but he would regain it shortly afterwards.
In December of 1999, he began a storyline as the husband of Stephanie McMahon, forcibly marrying her in a drive-in theater to piss off Vince. Steph would later reveal that she was in on it the whole time, and the two would dominate the WWF for over the next year, in what became known as the "McMahon-Helmsley Era". Stephanie and Hunter would later become a real-life couple after Hunter and Chyna (Joanie Laurer) broke up in early 2001.
2000 would be Hunter's best year to this day. He put on a stellar set of PPV matches, from January at the Royal Rumble where he wrestled Mick Foley in a street fight, to May at Judgment Day where he disproved all his critics by going sixty minutes with Rock in an Iron Man Match that hooked the crowd from start to finish, to great matches with Kurt Angle, Chris Jericho, and Chris Benoit throughout the summer and fall. Hunter was declared 2000's Wrestler of the Year by many wrestling sites and magazines, among them WWF.com itself.
2001 took a turn for the worst. On May 21, teaming with Steve Austin against Chris Benoit and Chris Jericho, Hunter suffered a torn left quadriceps muscle. He had surgery the next day, and worked as hard as humanly possible to come back. After eight months of strenuous rehab in Birmingham, being away from friends and family and the business that he loves, Hunter returned to an ecstatic crowd at Madison Square Garden on January 7th, 2002. At Wrestlemania X-8 soon after, he would capture the World Title from Chris Jericho. Unfortunately, numerous injuries since his return have kept the man known as "The Game" from competing at the level he did in 2000; he has dealt with pain from his freshly healed quadriceps, soon after that, he discovered he had a broken kneecap on the same leg, and wrestled through the pain. He then suffered an elbow injury after being hit with a chair by Undertaker, bone chips going into his elbow and making it impossible for him to straighten his arm the whole way. He has recently recovered from that injury, and is set to wrestle Shawn Michaels at Summerslam in Shawn's return (and possibly last) match. Hopefully, Triple H will be able to get through the rest of the year injury-free, and be able to reclaim his position as the best wrestler in the business.
Real Name: Paul Michael Levesque
Birthdate: July 27, 1969
Height: 6'4"
Weight: 260 lbs.
Eye Color: Hazel
Hair: Blonde
Nicknames: Triple H, The Game, the Cerebral Assassin
Past Characters: Terra Ryzing, Jean-Paul Levesque, Hunter Hearst Helmsley
Titles Held: IWF Championship, IWF Tag Team Championship, WWF Intercontinental Championship (4), WWF European Championship (2), WWF World Championship (5), WWF Tag Team Championship, 1997 King of the Ring
Paul Michael Levesque, the man later to become known as Triple H, was born in Nashua, New Hampshire on July 27, 1969 to Paul and Patricia Levesque. He grew up in a close-knit family, with a loving sister named Lynn, four years his senior.
Growing up, Paul was obsessed with professional wrestling. An avid fan, he would watch at every opportunity, glued to the television as Hulk Hogan, Ricky Steamboat, Randy Savage, and his idol Ric Flair sold out arenas around the world. During his high school years, he developed a love for bodybuilding, and spent his time developing his physique rather than participating in team sports, which he had little interest in. Paul was a good student, but later admitted to getting in trouble quite a bit for "not knowing when to keep my mouth shut".
After graduating from Nashua High School at age 17, Paul continued working out and also going to school for awhile (he had an interest in graphic arts, and a talent for drawing), but he still wanted more than anything to become a professional wrestler. He worked as a consultant at health clubs in his area, and tried to find out how to get into the very few wrestling schools he knew about (but in his own words, "Nobody would tell you shit."). He won several regional bodybuilding competitions, and met Ted Arcidi, a wrestler known for his massive physique and for being the first man to bench press 400 pounds. Arcidi introduced Paul to Walter "Killer" Kowalski, who ran a wrestling school in Massachusetts, not far from Paul's hometown in New Hampshire. Kowalski immediately saw potential in the young six-foot, four-inch, muscular 275-pounder, and took him on as a student.
Paul caught on to wrestling at an impressive speed, often coming in for extra training sessions with Kowalski after the other students had left. In a relatively short amount of time, he was ready for his professional debut. In March of 1992, he had his first match in Kowalski's IWF independent promotion, wrestling under the name Terra Ryzing (Kowalski's attempt at humor... Terra Ryzing = Terrorizing, get it? Ha.) He would play the role of a killer heel in the IWF, capturing the IWF Championship and teaming with Perry Saturn to capture the IWF Tag Team Championships as well.
Barely a year into his career, Paul received an offer from the WWF. Pat Patterson, an agent for the Federation, had come up to an IWF shows and had been very impressed with the blonde rookie. Paul, however, knew that he was not even close to being ready to wrestle for a company like the WWF. He began trying to get into WCW, so he could learn the business better and at a slower pace. He received a tryout with WCW and flew down to Atlanta on his own expenses to make the appearance. He wrestled Keith Cole, and was told before the match that it would not be shown on TV. Soon after, WCW offered him a contract, for two years. Paul took a contract for one year, instead; he knew at the end of one year, he would know whether he was ready to move on to the next level, or if he still had a lot of work left to do. He then went home, and, while waiting for WCW to come up with a new character for him (rather than the Terra Ryzing gimmick he was wrestling under), he was surprised to see himself on WCW Saturday Night, wrestling in his tryout match.
It took about half a year before WCW finally gave Paul the gimmick change they had promised him. Being the marketing geniuses that they always have been (with great characters like "Oz" and "Roadblock" in their belts), WCW realized that Paul's last name, Levesque, was French, and decided to give him the gimmick of a snobbish French aristocrat. Paul Levesque soon became known as Jean-Paul Levesque, and cut promos using the best French accent he could develop (which, as he would say later, wasn't very great). Eric Bischoff didn't see much promise in Paul, unfortunately, claiming that Paul just didn't have the charisma to become a big star. Paul was jobbed to Alex Wright, who was barely in his late teens, at his first (and last) WCW pay-per-view, Starrcade 1994. He was, however, on the verge of getting his first major push (set to capture the WCW Tag Titles with Steven Regal), when his contract started to expire. He received a call from Vince McMahon; Vince told Paul that he really wanted him to work for the WWF, that he would be given a good spot, and a better opportunity to develop his wrestling ability than he was receiving in WCW. Paul had to decide, bigger money, or opportunity? He picked the opportunity, and left WCW that spring.
Paul visited the WWF backstage at Wrestlemania XI, getting acquainted with the locker room, and meeting the men who would later become his best friends in and out of the company; Kevin Nash, Shawn Michaels, Scott Hall, and Sean Waltman (collectively known as the "Clique". He would debut in the WWF in May of 1995, still wrestling with the gimmick of a snobbish aristocrat. This time, however, the gimmick was an American aristocrat, hailing from Vince McMahon's own hometown of Greenwich, Connecticut. The character's name was Hunter Hearst Helmsley, and he would come to the ring wearing a tuxedo jacket, sporting a cane and a bottle of cologne à la Rick "The Model" Martel. Hunter's early feuds would be with men who were the antithesis of the Greenwich Snob character; Duke "The Dumpster" Droese (a garbage man), Henry Godwinn (a hog farmer from Bitters, Arkansas), just to name a few. He wrestled against Godwinn in a Hog Pen Match at Hershey Arena at an In Your House Event in late 1995; Hunter was victorious, but Godwinn got the last laugh at the end by dumping him into the hog pen, filled with dirt, hogs, and hog feces.
Hunter was getting off to a good start in the WWF when it came to wrestling. Backstage, however, was another story. He and his group of friends mentioned above were considered to be a bunch of troublemakers, using backstage politics to get themselves and their buddies ahead, burying their enemies, or just causing chaos backstage with their immature antics. Paul was guilty by association, even if he had little part in the poor behavior of the older and more prominent Clique members. It all came to a head in May of 1996, when the contracts of Kevin Nash and Scott Hall expired. The two decided to head to WCW; the grass may not have been greener, but the money sure was. Their last matches took place at Madison Square Garden. Hall wrestled Hunter; after getting thrown around like a rag-doll for the majority of the match, Hunter claimed the victory in the end. Soon after Shawn Michaels triumphed over Kevin Nash in the cage match main event. Afterwards, Hunter and Scott both came down to the ring, entered the cage, and the four Clique members embraced each other in farewell, playing to the cheering crowd before leaving. Vince had okayed the Clique doing a little "something" at the end of the show, but to many members of WWF management, the "Curtain Call" (as it came to be known) had gone too far. Vince had no choice but to punish somebody for the incident. Hall and Nash were leaving, so punishing them wasn't an option. Shawn Michaels was the new WWF Champion and Vince's current top star; there was no way he'd be getting dumped on. Hunter was left holding the bag.
For the majority of 1996 afterwards, Hunter was jobbed out to every single mid-carder and curtain-jerker on the WWF roster, from an over-the-hill, out-of-shape Jake Roberts, to Barry Windham, Ahmed Johnson, you name them. Set to be the King of the Ring winner for 1996, the spot was taken from him and given instead to Steve Austin. Hunter was squashed by Sid Vicious in the first round of the Intercontinental Title tournament in August of '96. He was kept off of all WWF pay-per-views from June until October, when he wrestled and lost to Steve Austin.
The night after his PPV defeat to Austin, though, things would turn around. Hunter captured his first WWF Intercontinental Championship, from "Wildman" Marc Mero, with the help of Curt Hennig. As if to remind Hunter that he was still at least partially in the doghouse, he would be jobbed twice while IC Champion; once to Shawn Michaels (who was the World Champ), and once to Sid Vicious (after Sid became World Champ a little later). He would reign as the IC Champion until February of 1997, when he would lose it to another young up-and-comer, babyface rookie Rocky Maivia. Soon after his IC Title loss, Hunter gained a sidekick; a musclebound woman appeared on the scene and began attacked his opponents. Called "Chyna", the woman would become his bodyguard (and eventually his real-life girlfriend) for the next few years. In June of 1997, Hunter would become King of the Ring, a year later than originally planned. His interview with Vince McMahon on his KOTR victory the next night on Raw was interrupted by Mankind, whom he had defeated the night before. Hunter would feud with Mankind for the next two months, with a double-countout at the July '97 In Your House in Calgary, and a loss to Mankind in a cage match at Summerslam in August.
Things began to take an interesting turn for Hunter, yet again, in late summer of 1997. He would be forced into teaming with real-life best friend, Shawn Michaels, to wrestle the combination of Mankind and Undertaker. Both Shawn and Hunter feigned discontentment at having to team together, but the chemistry was there, and the two left together after Shawn splattered 'Taker into oblivion with two vicious chairshots during the match. Hunter began regularly appearing alongside Shawn Michaels, helping him beat up the Undertaker and members of the Hart Foundation. He would help HBK capture the European Title from British Bulldog at One Night Only. Soon after, Shawn began another feud with Bret Hart (which would climax with the infamous Survivor Series incident). In October of 1997, Shawn and Hunter, playing off of Bret's labeling of them as "degenerates", declared themselves to be "Degeneration X", and a new era was born in the WWF.
The original Degeneration X would have countless classic moments, from a strip poker game in the middle of the ring, to the Merry Kissmass thong display in December, the DX Undertaker BBQ, the fake leg incident... for fans of Shawn and Hunter, this was a great time to be watching. With Shawn being forced to stop wrestling due to a back injury, however, Hunter took the lead role of DX after Wrestlemania in March of 1998. He inducted Road Dogg, Billy Gun, and X-Pac (Sean Waltman) as members of the new DX, and the group continued to raise hell for another year. That August, in a memorable ladder match against the Rock, Hunter would capture the Intercontinental Title for the second time.
At Wrestlemania XIV, Triple H would turn on his DX companions and turn heel. He began to develop into the sledgehammer wielding bad-ass we all know today. As the cold-blooded killer heel, he changed his look, wearing regular wrestling trunks rather than pants, growing a small beard and mustache, and wrestling with his hair down and wet, to give him a rougher, more lethal look. In August of 1999, the day after Summerslam, Hunter would capture his first WWF World Championship, from Mankind. His first title reign would end soon after to none other than Vince McMahon, but he would regain it shortly afterwards.
In December of 1999, he began a storyline as the husband of Stephanie McMahon, forcibly marrying her in a drive-in theater to piss off Vince. Steph would later reveal that she was in on it the whole time, and the two would dominate the WWF for over the next year, in what became known as the "McMahon-Helmsley Era". Stephanie and Hunter would later become a real-life couple after Hunter and Chyna (Joanie Laurer) broke up in early 2001.
2000 would be Hunter's best year to this day. He put on a stellar set of PPV matches, from January at the Royal Rumble where he wrestled Mick Foley in a street fight, to May at Judgment Day where he disproved all his critics by going sixty minutes with Rock in an Iron Man Match that hooked the crowd from start to finish, to great matches with Kurt Angle, Chris Jericho, and Chris Benoit throughout the summer and fall. Hunter was declared 2000's Wrestler of the Year by many wrestling sites and magazines, among them WWF.com itself.
2001 took a turn for the worst. On May 21, teaming with Steve Austin against Chris Benoit and Chris Jericho, Hunter suffered a torn left quadriceps muscle. He had surgery the next day, and worked as hard as humanly possible to come back. After eight months of strenuous rehab in Birmingham, being away from friends and family and the business that he loves, Hunter returned to an ecstatic crowd at Madison Square Garden on January 7th, 2002. At Wrestlemania X-8 soon after, he would capture the World Title from Chris Jericho. Unfortunately, numerous injuries since his return have kept the man known as "The Game" from competing at the level he did in 2000; he has dealt with pain from his freshly healed quadriceps, soon after that, he discovered he had a broken kneecap on the same leg, and wrestled through the pain. He then suffered an elbow injury after being hit with a chair by Undertaker, bone chips going into his elbow and making it impossible for him to straighten his arm the whole way. He has recently recovered from that injury, and is set to wrestle Shawn Michaels at Summerslam in Shawn's return (and possibly last) match. Hopefully, Triple H will be able to get through the rest of the year injury-free, and be able to reclaim his position as the best wrestler in the business.
REY Mysterio
Ring Name: Rey Mysterio
Real Name: Oscar Gutierrez
Age: 32
Height: 5' 6"
Weight: 165lbs
Birthday: December 11, 1974
Residency: San Diego, CA
Pro Debut: April 30, 1989
Status: Married
Children: 1 Son (Dominik) and 1 Daughter (Aalyah)
Signature Moves: 619, West Coast Pop
Rey Mysterio, Jr, began to become a wrestling star while in the AAA. While there, he won the AAA Welterweight Title 5 times and the AAA Light Heavyweight Title twice. While with AAA, Mysterio had some major feuds with such future Luchador stars as Juventud Guerrera and Psychosis. Mysterio, Jr., was also a big star in the WWA. He won the WWA Lightweight Title 3 times, the WWA Welterweight Title 3 times, and even won the WWA Tag-Team Titles once with his uncle Rey Mysterio, Sr. He also wrestled briefly in Paul Heyman's Extreme Championship Wrestling before coming to World Championship Wrestling.
Exploding onto the sports-entertainment scene in the mid 1990s, the colorfully masked Rey Mysterio quickly redefined the way the game was played in the ring. From his awe-inspiring West Coast Pop to his trademark 619, Mysterio is on the cutting edge of wrestling excellence. The definitive high-flying Superstar, Mysterio, despite his size, is an innovative underdog that fans of all ages have grown to respect and love.
Rey's impressive Championship resume ranks up there with the all-time greats. His World Championship reign complimented eight Cruiserweight Championships, four WWE Tag Team Championships and one Royal Rumble win.
Becoming a World Champion is something he aspired to do all his life. While growing up in San Diego, Rey Mysterio always wanted to be a wrestling Superstar. As a young teenager, he followed his dreams by training in the unpredictable and high-flying Mexican Lucha Libre style of wrestling. His training and early career in Tijuana, Mexico led him to an even bigger stage – first in ECW and then WCW where he revolutionized the fast, high-impact style you now associate with the master of the 619.
Rey had several memorable matches in his short time with ECW, but his first national exposure came in WCW, where he debuted in early 1996. It didn’t take long for Mysterio to make his mark in WCW, as he defeated Dean Malenko in July ‘96 to capture the first of his eight Cruiserweight Championships.
Rey had many memorable rivalries while in WCW, including ones with Ultimo Dragon, Malenko, Billy Kidman, Psicosis, Juventud, and Kevin Nash. He also recorded the first chapters of storied rivalries which would surface later in his career with future WWE Superstars like Eddie Guerrero, Chavo Guerrero, and Chris Jericho. Mysterio remained with WCW until the company was purchased by WWE in 2001.
Upon his WWE debut in 2002, Rey joined the SmackDown roster and immediately began a rivalry with Kurt Angle. The two battled for several months, eventually taking on partners in their war as Rey & Edge defeated Kurt Angle & Chris Benoit in a 2 out of 3 Falls Match for the WWE Tag Team Championship on a November edition of SmackDown.
Rey’s next big rivalry was with Matt Hardy over the Cruiserweight Championship. The two battled throughout the Spring of 2003 and wrestled an exciting match at WrestleMania 19. The rivalry reached its peak in June 2003 when Rey beat Hardy for the Cruiserweight Championship on Smackdown.
That same Cruiserweight Championship was the focal point of a long series of battles between Mysterio and Tajiri throughout the second half of 2003. The two exchanged the Championship on multiple occasions before Rey took it for good on a January 2004 edition of SmackDown.
Rey’s next challenger for the Cruiserweight Championship was Jamie Noble. Unfortunately for Noble, Rey was able to successfully defend his Championship on each occasion, culminating in another exciting Mysterio victory at the Royal Rumble.
In the Spring of 2004, Rey participated in WrestleMania 20. Madison Square Garden played host to the Cruiserweight Championship Open. Rey fell short as Chavo Guerrero successfully defended his Championship, but the groundwork was laid for Rey’s next rivalry.
The rivalry with Chavo Guerrero Jr. consumed the middle months of 2004, as the two battled frequently on SmackDown. The rivalry even saw the appearance of Chavo father, Chavo Classic. A freak occurrence in a handicap match saw Chavo Classic accidentally win the Cruiserweight Championship from his son, only to lose it to Rey Mysterio shortly thereafter. The victory marked Rey’s eigth Cruiserweight Championship.
The end of 2004 saw Rey turn his attention to the tag team ranks. Mysterio and his tag team partner Rob Van Dam challenged Renee Dupree and Kenzo Suzuki for the World Tag Team Championships. A late December edition of SmackDown saw Mysterio and RVD capture the Championships and then successfully defend it in a rematch at Armageddon.
The beginning of 2005 saw the start of one of more popular rivalries of the year. Only, it didn’t begin as a rivalry. Rey Mysterio and the late, great Eddie Guerrero successfully captured the WWE Tag Team Championship by defeating the Bashams at No Way Out. The duo defended their Championship successfully through the months leading up to WrestleMania 21. Rey and Eddie split up for one night only at WrestleMania, as they competed against each other in singles action in what was the first ever matchup of Tag Team Champions. Rey won a hard fought contest in which both competitors pulled out all the stops.
The following months exposed the rift between the tag team partners. Rey and Eddie lost their WWE Tag Team Championship to MNM in April 2005. A frustrated Eddie blamed Rey for the loss, and the partners-turned-enemies embarked on the rivalry which took them through the summer, and left an indelible mark on SmackDown. Mysterio won every battle including memorable matches at Judgment Day, The Great American Bash, and a Ladder Match at Summerslam. The Ladder Match was for custody of Rey’s son Dominick after Eddie had revealed to the world that he was, in fact, Dominick’s father. After months and months of trying, Eddie finally got a win over Rey in a cage match on a September edition of SmackDown.
After an emotional series with Eddie Guerrero, Rey turned his attention towards defending the honor of his home show, SmackDown. At Survivor Series, SmackDown and RAW met in a 5-on-5 Survivor Series Elimination Tag Team Match. With Rey’s help, SmackDown came out victorious over RAW, claiming immediate bragging rights between the shows for the year to come.
After Survivor Series, the rivalry with RAW continued for Rey Mysterio as he became the subject of the RAW Tag Team Champions, Kane and Big Show’s frustration. Smackdown’s World Heavyweight Champion, Batista, came to Rey’s rescue, and a match was made between the teams for Armageddon. Just days before on SmackDown, Rey and Batista beat MNM for the WWE Tag Team Championship, making the match at Armageddon a battle of Tag Champions. After falling short at Armageddon, Rey and Batista lost the Championship back to MNM on SmackDown.
The tragic loss of his good friend Eddie Guerrero shortly before Survivor Series seemed to put Rey’s focus in a different direction. After Armageddon, Rey decided to pursue a lifelong goal, to win the World Heavyweight Championship, and do it in Eddie’s honor. Rey’s first crack at the Championship came on SmackDown in a 20 Man Battle Royal for Batista’s vacated World Heavyweight Championship. Rey lasted to the final three men, only to be eliminated by Mark Henry. Kurt Angle would go on to claim the World Heavyweight Championship, leaving Rey just short of his dream.
Rey’s next chance to fight for the World Heavyweight Championship came at the Royal Rumble. His goal was the same, to honor his fallen friend by winning the Rumble, and going on to headline WrestleMania 22, just like Eddie had done two years earlier. However, Rey learned early on that it wouldn’t be easy as he drew the No. 2, and was forced to start the match against Triple H. Rey would not be deterred, as he courageously defied the odds, winning the Royal Rumble, and in the process, setting a Rumble record for longest time in the ring at well over one hour.
At WrestleMania 22, Rey Mysterio showed the world that dreams really do come true. Coming into the event, no one thought he could walk out of Chicago as the World Heavyweight Champion. Mysterio was no stranger to playing the role of the underdog, so he was right at home when he faced Kurt Angle and Randy Orton in a Triple Threat Match for the World Heavyweight Championship. Rey was overpowered early in the match, but he showed persistence and fought back. Mysterio utilized his unique blend of quickness and agility as he soared through the air hitting the Legend Killer with a West Coast Pop into a pinning combination. Just like that, the undersized Mysterio was the World Champion.
As World Champion, Rey Mysterio went through hell and back, and somehow, the biggest underdog Champion in sports-entertainment history endured beatings from Kane, Mark Henry, The Great Khali, Finlay, Kurt Angle and JBL.
Rey Mysterio's dream came to an abrupt end at The Great American Bash as Rey's close friend, Chavo Guerrero, cost Mysterio his livelihood: the World Championship. Seemingly about to strike Rey's opponent, King Booker, with a chair, Chavo swung at Rey and laid out the Champion for Booker to get the win and steal the World Championship. Not only did Mysterio lose his very precious World Championship, but he also lost his closest ally in Chavo Guerrero.
Ring Name: Rey Mysterio
Real Name: Oscar Gutierrez
Age: 32
Height: 5' 6"
Weight: 165lbs
Birthday: December 11, 1974
Residency: San Diego, CA
Pro Debut: April 30, 1989
Status: Married
Children: 1 Son (Dominik) and 1 Daughter (Aalyah)
Signature Moves: 619, West Coast Pop
Rey Mysterio, Jr, began to become a wrestling star while in the AAA. While there, he won the AAA Welterweight Title 5 times and the AAA Light Heavyweight Title twice. While with AAA, Mysterio had some major feuds with such future Luchador stars as Juventud Guerrera and Psychosis. Mysterio, Jr., was also a big star in the WWA. He won the WWA Lightweight Title 3 times, the WWA Welterweight Title 3 times, and even won the WWA Tag-Team Titles once with his uncle Rey Mysterio, Sr. He also wrestled briefly in Paul Heyman's Extreme Championship Wrestling before coming to World Championship Wrestling.
Exploding onto the sports-entertainment scene in the mid 1990s, the colorfully masked Rey Mysterio quickly redefined the way the game was played in the ring. From his awe-inspiring West Coast Pop to his trademark 619, Mysterio is on the cutting edge of wrestling excellence. The definitive high-flying Superstar, Mysterio, despite his size, is an innovative underdog that fans of all ages have grown to respect and love.
Rey's impressive Championship resume ranks up there with the all-time greats. His World Championship reign complimented eight Cruiserweight Championships, four WWE Tag Team Championships and one Royal Rumble win.
Becoming a World Champion is something he aspired to do all his life. While growing up in San Diego, Rey Mysterio always wanted to be a wrestling Superstar. As a young teenager, he followed his dreams by training in the unpredictable and high-flying Mexican Lucha Libre style of wrestling. His training and early career in Tijuana, Mexico led him to an even bigger stage – first in ECW and then WCW where he revolutionized the fast, high-impact style you now associate with the master of the 619.
Rey had several memorable matches in his short time with ECW, but his first national exposure came in WCW, where he debuted in early 1996. It didn’t take long for Mysterio to make his mark in WCW, as he defeated Dean Malenko in July ‘96 to capture the first of his eight Cruiserweight Championships.
Rey had many memorable rivalries while in WCW, including ones with Ultimo Dragon, Malenko, Billy Kidman, Psicosis, Juventud, and Kevin Nash. He also recorded the first chapters of storied rivalries which would surface later in his career with future WWE Superstars like Eddie Guerrero, Chavo Guerrero, and Chris Jericho. Mysterio remained with WCW until the company was purchased by WWE in 2001.
Upon his WWE debut in 2002, Rey joined the SmackDown roster and immediately began a rivalry with Kurt Angle. The two battled for several months, eventually taking on partners in their war as Rey & Edge defeated Kurt Angle & Chris Benoit in a 2 out of 3 Falls Match for the WWE Tag Team Championship on a November edition of SmackDown.
Rey’s next big rivalry was with Matt Hardy over the Cruiserweight Championship. The two battled throughout the Spring of 2003 and wrestled an exciting match at WrestleMania 19. The rivalry reached its peak in June 2003 when Rey beat Hardy for the Cruiserweight Championship on Smackdown.
That same Cruiserweight Championship was the focal point of a long series of battles between Mysterio and Tajiri throughout the second half of 2003. The two exchanged the Championship on multiple occasions before Rey took it for good on a January 2004 edition of SmackDown.
Rey’s next challenger for the Cruiserweight Championship was Jamie Noble. Unfortunately for Noble, Rey was able to successfully defend his Championship on each occasion, culminating in another exciting Mysterio victory at the Royal Rumble.
In the Spring of 2004, Rey participated in WrestleMania 20. Madison Square Garden played host to the Cruiserweight Championship Open. Rey fell short as Chavo Guerrero successfully defended his Championship, but the groundwork was laid for Rey’s next rivalry.
The rivalry with Chavo Guerrero Jr. consumed the middle months of 2004, as the two battled frequently on SmackDown. The rivalry even saw the appearance of Chavo father, Chavo Classic. A freak occurrence in a handicap match saw Chavo Classic accidentally win the Cruiserweight Championship from his son, only to lose it to Rey Mysterio shortly thereafter. The victory marked Rey’s eigth Cruiserweight Championship.
The end of 2004 saw Rey turn his attention to the tag team ranks. Mysterio and his tag team partner Rob Van Dam challenged Renee Dupree and Kenzo Suzuki for the World Tag Team Championships. A late December edition of SmackDown saw Mysterio and RVD capture the Championships and then successfully defend it in a rematch at Armageddon.
The beginning of 2005 saw the start of one of more popular rivalries of the year. Only, it didn’t begin as a rivalry. Rey Mysterio and the late, great Eddie Guerrero successfully captured the WWE Tag Team Championship by defeating the Bashams at No Way Out. The duo defended their Championship successfully through the months leading up to WrestleMania 21. Rey and Eddie split up for one night only at WrestleMania, as they competed against each other in singles action in what was the first ever matchup of Tag Team Champions. Rey won a hard fought contest in which both competitors pulled out all the stops.
The following months exposed the rift between the tag team partners. Rey and Eddie lost their WWE Tag Team Championship to MNM in April 2005. A frustrated Eddie blamed Rey for the loss, and the partners-turned-enemies embarked on the rivalry which took them through the summer, and left an indelible mark on SmackDown. Mysterio won every battle including memorable matches at Judgment Day, The Great American Bash, and a Ladder Match at Summerslam. The Ladder Match was for custody of Rey’s son Dominick after Eddie had revealed to the world that he was, in fact, Dominick’s father. After months and months of trying, Eddie finally got a win over Rey in a cage match on a September edition of SmackDown.
After an emotional series with Eddie Guerrero, Rey turned his attention towards defending the honor of his home show, SmackDown. At Survivor Series, SmackDown and RAW met in a 5-on-5 Survivor Series Elimination Tag Team Match. With Rey’s help, SmackDown came out victorious over RAW, claiming immediate bragging rights between the shows for the year to come.
After Survivor Series, the rivalry with RAW continued for Rey Mysterio as he became the subject of the RAW Tag Team Champions, Kane and Big Show’s frustration. Smackdown’s World Heavyweight Champion, Batista, came to Rey’s rescue, and a match was made between the teams for Armageddon. Just days before on SmackDown, Rey and Batista beat MNM for the WWE Tag Team Championship, making the match at Armageddon a battle of Tag Champions. After falling short at Armageddon, Rey and Batista lost the Championship back to MNM on SmackDown.
The tragic loss of his good friend Eddie Guerrero shortly before Survivor Series seemed to put Rey’s focus in a different direction. After Armageddon, Rey decided to pursue a lifelong goal, to win the World Heavyweight Championship, and do it in Eddie’s honor. Rey’s first crack at the Championship came on SmackDown in a 20 Man Battle Royal for Batista’s vacated World Heavyweight Championship. Rey lasted to the final three men, only to be eliminated by Mark Henry. Kurt Angle would go on to claim the World Heavyweight Championship, leaving Rey just short of his dream.
Rey’s next chance to fight for the World Heavyweight Championship came at the Royal Rumble. His goal was the same, to honor his fallen friend by winning the Rumble, and going on to headline WrestleMania 22, just like Eddie had done two years earlier. However, Rey learned early on that it wouldn’t be easy as he drew the No. 2, and was forced to start the match against Triple H. Rey would not be deterred, as he courageously defied the odds, winning the Royal Rumble, and in the process, setting a Rumble record for longest time in the ring at well over one hour.
At WrestleMania 22, Rey Mysterio showed the world that dreams really do come true. Coming into the event, no one thought he could walk out of Chicago as the World Heavyweight Champion. Mysterio was no stranger to playing the role of the underdog, so he was right at home when he faced Kurt Angle and Randy Orton in a Triple Threat Match for the World Heavyweight Championship. Rey was overpowered early in the match, but he showed persistence and fought back. Mysterio utilized his unique blend of quickness and agility as he soared through the air hitting the Legend Killer with a West Coast Pop into a pinning combination. Just like that, the undersized Mysterio was the World Champion.
As World Champion, Rey Mysterio went through hell and back, and somehow, the biggest underdog Champion in sports-entertainment history endured beatings from Kane, Mark Henry, The Great Khali, Finlay, Kurt Angle and JBL.
Rey Mysterio's dream came to an abrupt end at The Great American Bash as Rey's close friend, Chavo Guerrero, cost Mysterio his livelihood: the World Championship. Seemingly about to strike Rey's opponent, King Booker, with a chair, Chavo swung at Rey and laid out the Champion for Booker to get the win and steal the World Championship. Not only did Mysterio lose his very precious World Championship, but he also lost his closest ally in Chavo Guerrero.
Undertaker's Bio
Real Name: Mark Callaway
Nickname: The Undertaker, Master Of Pain
Birthday: 03/24/65
Wrestling Debut: 1989
Height: 6' 10"
Weight: 320 lbs
Signature Moves: The Last Ride, Chokeslam, Tombstone Piledriver.
Championships: 4x WWE World Champion
Biography
Mark Callaway begins to make wrestling in 1985 the age of 22 years, its main objective to beginning career was that one to scrape together some money in the independent federations convinced that a day would have arrived its moment. In 1986 it works for the Memphis Promotion, that is the USWA (United States Wrestling Association), its insertion in the federation was work of Jerry Lawler (then Co-owner of the USWA); in short Mark time, than it was made to call "The Master of Pain", arrived to the top of the federation, a lot that succeeded to gain the USWA Unified World Title defeating Jerry Lawler. Once lost the title it Mark is moved in the texana fraction of the USWA, where it assumes the identity of Texas Red, but little time after will exchange again it in The Punisher; Mark conquest the USWA Texas Title confirming itself newly like a good talent, also this time but its hard reign little seen the defeat against Kerry Von Erich, but although this in 1989 arrived the first offer from the NWA/WCW. Its debut, like "Mean" Mark Callous, in the federation happens to the end of the year, and after little weeks it went in brace with Dan Spivey, forming therefore the Skyscrapers until then forms from Spivey and Sid (in that period injured person to you). The brace however did not have much happened as it could have waited for, a lot that Mark determined to undertake the career from single where it obtained succeeded more. Guided from manager the Teddy Long (hour arbitrator of the WWE) it faces Lex Luger in a match valid for the US Title in the PPV Great American Bash 90, but it comes defeated. The WCW decides not re-new the contract in expiration of little, and therefore Mark marries to the WWE where McMahon Wins had in Serb for he great plans. The debut in the WWE, like The Undertaker, happens in the PPV Survivor Series of 1990, accompanied from manager the Brother Love: Mark was the mysterious member of the Million Dollar Team, and the public remained endured made an impression from its tonnage and also from its way to move extremely slow. In the encounter it eliminated with facility Koko B.Ware and Dusty Rhodes, before being eliminated same he for cont-out, but at this point was not spoken that about this new and terrifying one wrestler that with its gimmick it would have changed in order always the world of the wrestling. In the Royal Rumble of 1991 it comes eliminated from Hawk and Animal, but just in these first months of the 91 it happens before carried out of its career: Brother Love yields the contract of the Undertaker to a new one manager, Paul Bearer, sure more adapted to the personage of the Undertaker of how much was not Brother Love. This diabolic pair destroys in little months many adversaries: Tugboat, Big Boss Man, Jimmy Snuka (to Wrestlemania WAYS) and Jim Duggan. Although Undertaker is heel worst a public seems but fascinated from its personage, much from often of the income in the arena. Bearer while begins to carry with if a urn, which is the source of energy of pecks. In the following months Undertaker it begins a feud with Completed Warrior, and the two will be protagonists of one historical television segment in which Undertaker coffin seals Warrior to the inside of one. It comes announced a match between the two to Summerslam 91, but little weeks before the event the WWE changes idea and binds Completed Warrior in a feud against Sgt. Slaughter in brace with Hogan. Warrior and Undertaker dispute encounter single in house show (the only one match between the two are present in compilation of the Coliseum a Video), but it is nearly always Warrior to gain the "Bodybag Match" (where the defeated one only came closed in a black bag) that they come disputed, even if in the greater part of the cases for disqualification. After this feud with Completed Warrior begins for Undertaker a short one feud with Sid (that it will defeat in the edition of King of the Ring of the 91), then passes to lay a trap the title it of champion of the world stopped from the champion Hulk Hogan then. The two will be faced in the so-called "Gravest Challenge" of Survivor Series 91, and to dull it is glamorously just Undertaker with the aid of Ric Flair. After a week but it comes granted a rematch to Hulk Hogan in the PPV This Tuesday in Texas, and this time is Hogan that later on adjudicates match to one the night. The president of the WWE Jack Tunney assists to the episode and decides to render the belt vacant, replacing it in racing silk in the Royal Rumble 92. To Undertaker and Hogan it comes granted the opportunity to obtain a number of advanced income to the 20, but this is not sufficient in order to prevent to Ric Flair to adjudicate the title it of the world after one extraordinary performance.
After this passage to feud Undertaker it begins some feud little interesting with of the wrestlers not to its height. It is gotten rid of The Berzeker after that these had tried "to kill it" with a sword, then it begins a feud with Kamala with which it will fight to Summerslam 92 (to only remember its fantastic entrance to edge of a funeral machine) and to Survivor Series 92 in a Coffin Match (encounter in which the defeated one it came closed and sealed in one coffin). After Survivor Series it begins the short one feud with the Nailz prisoner, then during the Royal Rumble 93 comes attacked and eliminated from the Giant Gonza'les, a wrestler gigantic guided from that Harvey Wippleman that wanted to be revenged for the end that Undertaker had made to make its assisted Kamala. Undertaker and Giant Gonza'les face to Wrestlemania IX (large the entrance of the Undertaker on an accompanied funeral wagon from a volture) in an ugly encounter, and to dull it for disqualification it is just the Undertaker. King of the Ring 93 Giant Gonza'les, with the aid of Mr. Hughes, the urn of ashes puts KO Paul Bearer rubandogli also, what that it will prevent to the Undertaker to participate to the first television edition of King of the Ring. The feud between the two however it did not finish here, and in fact Undertaker and Giant Gonza'les face to Summerslam 93 in a Rest in Peace Match (a normal school Not Holds Barred Match) in which Undertaker it succeeds to defeat Giant definitively Gonza'les thanks also to the re-entering aid of Paul Bearer.
In the PPV Survivor Series 93 it fights in the USA Team composed from the Steiners Brothers and Lex Luger, beginning to give life to the feud against Yokozuna that Undertaker will face in a Casket Match with in racing silk the title it of the world in the PPV Royal Rumble 94. In this moving Undertaker encounter comes defeated from Yokozuna with the aid of others 10 wrestlers, ending closed to the inside of its same coffin. >From this Undertaker moment it will remain outside from the scene various months in order to recover from some accidents and in order to pass of the time with the family. In the summer of the 1994 Ted DiBiase annucia the return of Undertaker in the WWE, but the wrestler that DiBiase accompanies in the ring is not the true Undertaker but a its counterpart, wrestler the Brian Lee. Some weeks after this announcement Paul Bearer, with one new urn, declares to have found again the true Undertaker and that this last one would have defied the Undertaker di DiBiase during SummerSlam. The match of Summerslam between the Undertaker he was mediocre, and the public did not seem a lot been involved from the particular one contest. To adjudicate the match it was the true Undertaker after a double one tombstone that the Undertaker DiBiase put KO. After this Undertaker encounter one rivincita is taken on Yokozuna defeating it in a Casket Match to Survivor Series 94, thanks to the aid of Chuck Norris in the garments of Special Enforcer.
Undertaker begins therefore a feud against the Corporation Ted DiBiase, and defeats in succession IRS in the Royal Rumble 95, King Kong Bundy to Wrestlemania XI in order then to meet to King of the Ring 95 against Mabel, exiting defeated from the comparison for the interference of an other member of the Corporation, Kama. Undertaker defeats Kama in a Casket Match disputed to Summerslam 95, but little after she remains victim of a brutal attack from part of Mabel and Yokozuna during an episode of Monday Night Raw: the two colossus in fact importuning seriously Undertaker to the face, forcing it to disappear from the circulation for various time. Undertaker will succeed to only return during Survivor Series 95, where it will fight with one mask in order to cover the ace disfigured from the previous accident. In In Your House 5 Undertaker it succeeds to be revenged of Mabel defeating it in a Casket Match, and above all it succeeds in overcoming of the urn of the ashes that in the previous months it had been stolen and transformed in one chain from the Corporation.
After this mediocre one feud with the Corporation, the career of the Undertaker has carrying out in the PPV Royal Rumble 96 when it comes name number one contender. It faces the champion of the world Bret Hart in match terrifying (in sense a negative) where he comes unmasked for before the time after various months: Undertaker only obtains a Victoria but for DQ due to the participation of Diesel engine, and this will give the way to an interesting feud between the two. To In Your House 6 Undertaker it interferes in the Cage Match between Bret Hart and Diesel sbucando gives under the ring and attacking this last one. The mind games from part of Undertaker to the damages of Diesel engine they continue in the following weeks, and this will carry to the attended encounter between the two to Wrestlemania XII. To having the better one is Undertaker after a good ones match, but for Undertaker this challenge is nothing in comparison to that it attends it in the successive weeks.
Kane, a feud in which initially Undertaker one refused to fight against its brother, but the facts of the Royal Rumble 98 made to change idea it: to the end of the Casket Match between Undertaker and Shawn Michaels Kane took part newly that with a Chokeslam put KO its brother, the sluices in the coffin and it gave fire to it.
Undertaker after some weeks of absence returned in the WWE, this decided time to defy Kane in a match that it would have been disputed to Wrestlemania 14. 3 tombstone to the Undertaker were necessary (author of a splendid entrance in order to put KO Kane, but to the fine ones in spite of the Kane defeat Undertaker was raised and attacked once again. The two were faced newly to Unforgiven in a Match Hell, a match fought on a ring encircled from the flames in which in order winning it was necessary to give fire to the adversary, and to dull it it was once again Undertaker with the aid of Vader.
After a pause in the PPV Over The Edge 98 (in which Undertaker it will be limited to the role of Special Enforcer in the match between Austin and Dude Love), Undertaker demands one title shot to the title it of the world stopped from Steve Austin. For all answer McMahon ago Wins to dispute to Raw a match between Kane and Undertaker with in racing silk a title shot in the PPV King of the Ring, and to exit winning this time it is Kane with the aid of Mankind. The feud between Undertaker and Mankind it comes therefore withdrawn outside, but this time will come caught up summits of violence never touched previously. To King of the Ring 98 the two are faced in a Hell in to Cell: Undertaker fights with one broken off ankle, but this enough not to arrest its silks of vendetta. Mankind comes over for two times from the roof of the cage, then ends on migliaia of heads some from design before soccombere to the tombstone of entered Undertaker in a match in the history of the wrestling.
Finally Undertaker becomes number one contender in a match against Austin that will come disputed to Summerslam, but before Gains McMahon orders to Undertaker to fight to Fully Loaded a match in brace with Austin against the champions of brace Mankind and Kane. Undertaker conquest for before turns the belts of champion of the world, but its reign in brace with Austin will last very little. The two will fight therefore the most waited for one match to Summerslam 98, a good ones match to remember in annals in order to have seen the Undertaker to lose in clean way for before the time in career.
Undertaker in the meantime with its Kane brother, and the two participate in the PPV Triple Breakdown to a Threat Match against Steve Austin: both schienano at the same time Austin, and the title it comes rendered vacant. In the successive PPV, Judgment Day, Undertaker and Kane are faced in match with the racing silk a title vacant it, but special referee the Steve Austin puts KO both siblings, and the belt comes newly rendered vacant.
McMahon then wins determined to put in racing silk the belt in a Toronto. It is Kane that Undertaker participates to the a new world-wide champion, than dispute in the course of Survivor Series 1998. The two "siblings" meet themselves in the quarters of end, after to have received a bye to the first turn, in how much both came consider you first challengers it to the title, and Undertaker succeeds to strike Kane thanks to the decisive aid of Paul Bearer. In the semi ends, but, the way of Undertaker towards the firm title it: the wrestler it comes defeated from The Rock for disqualification, because of an interference of Kane, that it had just the objective to make to eliminate from the Undertaker.
Undertaker then begins a feud with Steve Austin, Between the two a Buried Alive match to IYH Rock Bottom is carried out, and Undertaker loses it for a decisive participation of its Kane brother. After which Undertaker to compare from the WWE for some weeks, in order to resume itself from some accidents and for giving time to the bookers of the federation to rethink its personage, by now worn away from the time. To the beginning of the 1999 Undertaker it returns to the WWE, to head of the stable of the "Ministry of Darkness", rising of satanic schism, of which they make part Paul Bearer, Dennis "Mideon" Knight, "The Acolytes" Faarooq and Bradshaw. In little time they enter in stable also the Mabel (renamed Viscera after to have been kidnapped in the course of the Royal Rumble the 99) and members of the Brood, Gangrel, Edge and Christian. Undertaker tries to make to enter in stable also the Big Bossman, but it does not succeed to you: between the two a Hell in to Cell Match in the course of WrestleMania XV is carried out. The match it is truly ugly, but Undertaker succeeds to prevail and to carry to house the Victoria, hanging quite Bossman in the end thanks to the aid of the Brood.
Spring 1999 sees the Ministry of Darkness (deprives hour of the Brood that was removes to you in order to protest against the ill-treatments that Undertaker reserves to Christian) in one phase a lot important: Undertaker strikes Ken Shamrock, and to fine PPV raise Stephanie McMahon. The day after to Raw is War Undertaker celebrates a black wedding with Stephanie McMahon, but just in the crucial moment Austin takes part to save Stephanie. Undertaker is said guided from the Greater Power, mysterious personage of which the identity is ignored. Subsequently the Ministry of Darkness comes fused with Vince McMahon' s Corporation and takes the name of Corporate Ministry. Undertaker succeeds to conquer the WWE title thanks to the aid of Shane McMahon, against Steve Austin to Over the Edge ' 99, in a surrealistic atmosphere due to the dead women of Owen only happened Hart three quarters of hour before.
To the shoulders of Undertaker there are Shane and Vince McMahon, the mind of the stable that it is revealed to be the mysterious "Greater Power", that is behind the strategies of the stable. Undertaker succeeds to maintain to its title it to King of the Ring striking The Rock, but it loses it the successive night Raw just against Steve Austin. To Fully Loaded 1999 the "End is carried out of an was "match, than it is proposed to close the feud between Steve Austin and Vince McMahon that is lasted two years: Austin and Undertaker are met in a first blood match won from Austin, and thanks to the special stipulations of match Vince McMahon must leave the federation. Little after, Shane McMahon melts the Corporate Ministry.
Subsequently Undertaker forms an alliance with The Big Show and begins a feud against Kane and X-Pac, in which Taker and Big Show gain the titles them of brace to Summer Slam 1999. They must but abandon the titles soon them to advantage of the Rock' n Sock Connection, Shortly before Unforgiven 1999 The Undertaker abandons the WWE when McMahon Wins communicates to it that, if had not taken part to a Casket Match against Triple H, it would have been suspended from the WWE to indeterminate time.
The return to the wrestling active happens many months after, in May 2000, the course of Judgment Day. Undertaker abandons the gimmick of "pecks", adopting of one new from "biker", accompanied to the ring from one theme song of Kid Rock, "American Badass". In that Undertaker occasion it takes part in aid of The Rock in the course of the Iron Man Match that saw it opposite to H. However its participation Triple H costs the disqualification of The Rock in the point of the match and also the title absolute it for the wrestler of Florida. To King of the Ring 2000 Undertaker fight with Kane and The Rock against Wins, Shane McMahon and HHH in a match with in racing silk the title it of the world. Its team gains the match, but the belt would have gone to the author of the pin, for which new champion of the world it comes announced The Rock. To Fully Loaded it strikes Kurt Angle in the first one single match of a sure relief from its return, while to Summer Slam 2000 it faces of new its Kane brother (than it had attacked two weeks before to Raw): Undertaker tears via to the mask of Kane (of which but it is not succeeded to see the approval) and the match it finishes with Not a Contest. In a Fatal Four Way to Unforgiven against Kane, The Rock and Chris Benoit it does not succeed to win, and same fate touches to it to Survivor Series (PPV that has marked its ten years of career in the WWE) when, facing Kurt Angle for the title it of the world, it comes defeated with one stratagem of Angle (in the topical moment of match the Angle is made to replace on ring from its brother Eric in order then to a Taker distracted with a simple one rollup). To Armageddon a Hell in to Cell in which Undertaker is carried out it faces, always with the title it WWE in racing silk, Austin, Rock, Angle, Rikishi and HHH, but also this other onslaught to the title it is unfruitful. Undertaker succeeds but to leave a sign in the encounter when with one Chokeslam ago to fall Rikishi from the roof of the cage.
Sara recently gave birth to 'Takers new baby girl, he is expected to be back in the ring over the Christmas/New Year of 2002.
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