could or has anyone held the cahmpionship world heavyweight championship and intercontenial championship belts
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Obviously you haven't been watching wrestling that long. Go get wrestlemania 5 on DVD. The main event is the world heavyweight champion Hulk Hogan vs. the intercontinental champion The Ultimate Warrior. Champion vs. Champion, title for title. The Ultimate Warrior won both belts.
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Do you have any idea of how long of a list that would be??  Just about every wrestler has been let go from one promotion or another in their career.  \n\nHaven't you ever noticed how they bounce back and forth?
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Matt Striker def. Carlito (DQ) \nWomen's Champion Mickie James def. Maria \nSpirit Squad def. WWE Champion John Cena & Shawn Michaels \nMick Foley def. Edge and Tommy Dreamer (Hardcore Triple Threat Match) \nIntercontinental Champion Rob Van Dam def. Shelton Benjamin, Chris Masters and Charlie Haas (Fatal Fourway Tornado Match) \nBig Show vs. Kane (no contest) \nUmaga def. two locals (Handicap Match)
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Yes, Of Course\nThat 14-0 Winning streak is impressive\nNo wrestler can beat that.
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My sister went to his comic book store in California.  They have pictures of the WWE stars, championship belts and even autograph sessions.  Check it out on the web.
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I remember it well....along with Tommy Rich and Dutch Mantell\nI also remember when Jerry Lawler defeated Curt Henning(Mr. Perfect, as he was later known) and Kerry VonErich to become the United States Wrestling Association Unified World Heavy Weight Champion.  I believe he also used to team with a guy named Bill Dundee.  He actually co-owned the above named title, well the orginazation really, with Jerry Jarrett
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Yes! Only retired heavy weight to be  undefeated fighter.\n\nRocky's amazing record of 49 consecutive professional wins will probably never be exceeded. Killed in a tragic small plane crash on August 31, 1969, he is warmly remembered and held in the high esteem by all true Brocktonians..
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Back in the day champs held the belt for years,I can't stand the same 4 guys being champ every couple of months.If hhh gets it again,I'm done watching it,it just is not the same as it was when I was a kid in the late 70s through the 80s
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No , theres no season. Matches are made at any time by promoters, who invevitably "own" or manage individual boxers.\n\nApart from the glory of being able to call yourself a World Champion, from a financial point of view being champion enables you and your manger to call the shots regarding who challenges you.\n\nThe challenger's promoter will offer the champion's promoter an amount of money to arrange a fight...its up to the champion's camp  to accept it or not, although he cant go too long without accepting a challenge, or the governing body will strip him of the title.
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You do realize wrestling is fake right? Ask the booker, I'll bet he knows the answer to all of the above questions. As for them holding the belt for 4 yrs.... Not in this day and age. People would lose interest. No promoter would ever allow one person to hold a belt for 4 yrs.
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WWE Title- Triple H has a viable claim that he has been champion so many times, but he still has not beaten John Cena.  So the title should stay right where it is.\nWorld Heavyweight Title- Rey Mysterio is not a heavyweight.  I admire him, but the WWE should put more prestige on the cruiserweight title and let him stay there. I liked Kurt Angle as the champion, but nobody ever beat Batista for it.  He should still have it.\nWWE Tag Team Title-anyone but MNM.\nWorld Tag title- I liked Big Show and Kane, but there needs to be more of a depth to the roster.  As of now, there aren't any good tag teams because the WWE is focusing more on singles titles.  That's a shame.\nIntercontinental Title- RVD or Shelton Benjamin.  Benjamin really showed me something when he beat Triple H is very first Raw match.  He's had a few ups and downs since then, but he's a good IC title holder and I think he'd make a good WWE title holder after he gets more experience.\nUS Title-Bobby Lashley\nWomen's Title- Here's another title that should have more respect.  These women can put on a very good match when they're not exploited with bra and panties matches or things like that.  I think Trish makes a very good champion.\nCruiserweight title-Rey Mysterio should have that title.  And like I said before, that title should be given more respect than it is.  It is not secondary to the Heavyweight title or the WWE.
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World Hevyweight:HHH\nWWE Champ:kurt angle\nWomen's Champ:trish\nMoney in the bank:lasley\nMick Foley vs. Edge (Hard Core):mick
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September 1979: Pat Patterson was awarded the first ever Intercontinental title in a fictional tournament in Rio de Janeiro. ~~~The North American title was retired and replaced by the Intercontinental title..
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You need to check your facts better. No one has held the WWE title more than 7 times, with the Rock holding that distinction (along with 2 WCW championships). Stone Cold Steve Austin and Hulk Hogan have each held the belt 6 times, with Hogan also having 6 or 7 WCW title reigns (the number is disputed). Triple H has 10 WWE and World title reigns. Ric Flair has only held the WWE title twice, but has officially held the NWA, WCW and WWE heavyweight titles A TOTAL OF 16 times (with estimates of unofficial/unrecognized reigns bringing the total as high as 25). The Dudleys have also held tag team gold on 16 occasions, but that was a combination of ECW, WCW, and WWE tag team titles.
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Hughes and sylvia will still be the champs,\n\nWho the fuckk says they don't deserve their title anymore! What the f are you talking about little boy\n\nMatt  has the record for defending his title and is now being considered the best in the world
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Here are all the main titles:\n\nWorld Boxing Council (WBC) - Hasim Rahman\nWorld Boxing Organization (WBO) - Lamon Brewster\nWorld Boxing Association (WBA) - Nikolai Valuev\nInternational Boxing Federation (IBF) - Chris Byrd\nInternational Boxing Association (IBA) - James Toney\nInternational Boxing Organization (IBO) - vacant\nThe Ring Magazine - vacant\n\nFor regional titles, check the 'Titles' page at http://www.boxrec.com/
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Heavyweight championship belt issued to Tom Cribb (in 1809)\n\nTom Cribb was one of England’s most celebrated champions and won national prominence from his pugilistic feats. He was born on July 8, 1781. He won the British Championship in 1807 by defeating Jim Belcher in 41 rounds. When he defeated Belcher again in 31 rounds in 1809 he was awarded a championship belt.\n\nThe Ring began awarding championship belts in 1922. The first Ring belt was awarded to heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey, the second to flyweight champion Pancho Villa.