WWE Titles Trivia

1. Who was the first superstar to be crowned the WWE Hardcore Champion?

From Quiz WWE Hardcore Championship

Answer: Mankind

On November 2, 1998 during an episode of "Raw", WWE Chairman Vince McMahon awarded the WWE Hardcore Championship to Mankind (Mick Foley). He held the title for 28 days before losing it to the Big Boss Man on November 30, 1998.

From Quiz WWF/WWE Women's Championship

Answer: Trish Stratus

Trish Stratus has held the championship a total of seven times, with Mickie James close behind on five occasions.

From Quiz WWE Intercontinental Championship

Answer: William Regal

The two men met at "WrestleMania 18" in Toronto. "WrestleMania 28" was held on March 17, 2002. Rob and Regal punished each other relentlessly throughout the match. Rob turned the bout into his favor when he landed a kick to Regal's head. Rob mounted the top rope and executed his "Five Star Frog Splash" onto Regal. Rob's first Intercontinental Title reign lasted thirty-five days. William Regal won the WWF/WWE Intercontinental Championship at the 2002 Royal Rumble defeating Edge. This was Edge's fourth reign as Intercontinental Champion. Regal held the title for 56 days before losing to "Mr. Pay Per View" Rob Van Dam.

From Quiz History of the Intercontinental Championship 4

Answer: Wade Barrett

Wade Barrett was the victor of the tournament to see who would face Big E at Extreme Rules. Wade would defeat Big E for his fourth reign as Intercontinental Champion on May 4, 2014. Wade won his first Intercontinental Championship on March 11, 2011 by defeating Kofi Kingston. His first reign lasted for eighty nine days.

From Quiz History of the Intercontinental Championship 3

Answer: Razor Ramon

Razor Ramon was inducted along with Lita and The Ultimate Warrior on April 12, 2014. He was inducted in by his close friend, Kevin Nash. Razor gave an emotional speech following Kevin's introduction. Razor almost broke down into tears while he addressed his peers and the fans. He was surprised on stage by X-Pac, Shawn Michaels, and Triple H. Razor Ramon won his first Intercontinental Championship in New Haven, Connecticut on September 27, 1993.

From Quiz History of the Intercontinental Championship 2

Answer: Jeff's contract had expired the day before the bout was scheduled.

Jarrett's contract had expired one day before the Intercontinental Title match with Chyna. The bout was a part of the "No Mercy" pay per view. Since Jeff was no longer under contract, he was not obligated to wrestle Chyna for his Intercontinental Title. Jarrett and Vince McMahon came to an agreement and the bout went on as scheduled. This was Jeff's sixth reign as Intercontinental Champion.

From Quiz History of the Intercontinental Championship

Answer: Ken Patera

Ken defeated and ended the two hundred plus day reign of Patterson. He won the belt on April 21, 1980 in New York at Madison Square Garden. Patera was managed at the time by the late great "Grand Wizard" Ernie Roth. The two battled and it looked like Patera was going to succumb to Patterson's Figure Four Leglock. Patera however got the victory after he jumped off the second rope landing a blow on Patterson. The referee counted the three count, but did not see Patterson's leg on the ropes.

From Quiz WWE World Heavyweight Championship History

Answer: Triple H

Triple H was awarded the WWE World Heavyweight Championship by Eric Bischoff on September 2, 2002.

From Quiz The WWE Championship From 2000

Answer: The Rock

A month before, at the "Backlash" Pay Per View, The Rock had defeated Triple H in the main event to begin his fourth WWE Championship reign. The Main Event at "Judgment Day" 2000 was an Iron Man match between The Rock and Triple H, with Shawn Michaels as the guest referee. The match was tied at 5-5 towards the end, when The Undertaker made his return to the WWE and attacked Triple H, and the McMahon-Helmsley Faction. In the process, Shawn Michaels disqualified The Rock thanks to Undertaker's interference, giving Triple H the 6-5 victory and his fourth WWE Championship.

From Quiz WWE Cruiserweight Championship History

Answer: Brian Pillman

In WCW, the first ever WCW Cruiserweight Champion (when known as the WCW Light Heavyweight Championship) was Brian Pillman. Brian Pillman won the title after defeating Richard Morton.

From Quiz WWE Women's Championship History

Answer: The Fabulous Moolah

The Fabulous Moolah defeated Judy Grable to become the first ever WWE Women's Champion.

From Quiz WWE European Championship History

Answer: British Bulldog

British Bulldog was the first man ever to hold the WWE European Championship. He won the title after he beat Owen Hart in the final round of the tournament on February 26, 1997 in Berlin, Germany.

From Quiz WWE Hardcore Championship History

Answer: Mankind

Mankind was the first ever WWE Hardcore Champion after being awarded the belt by Mr. McMahon on November 2, 1998 in Houston, Texas on "Raw".

From Quiz WWE/World Heavyweight Titles: Part 2

Answer: Nobody

General Manager Eric Bischoff announced that "Raw" would hold its own heavyweight title as "Smackdown!" had its own and awarded the new World Heavyweight Championship title belt to Triple H. He held it for two months before losing it to Shawn Michaels at "Survivor Series" 2002.

From Quiz WWE/World Heavyweight Titles: Part 1

Answer: Buddy Rogers

Buddy Rogers became the first WWE Champion on April 29, 1963 by defeating Antonino Rocca in the finals of a tournament held in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. (The title was known then as the WWWF World Heavyweight Championship). He would hold the title for less than a month, however, losing it on May 17, 1963 to Bruno Sammartino.

From Quiz WWE Intercontinental Title

Answer: Honky Tonk Man

Honky held the title from June 2, 1987 to August 29, 1988!

From Quiz WWE: First Champions

Answer: Buddy Rodgers

Buddy Rodgers was awarded the belt in April 1963. Apparently, he won a title tournament in Rio de Janeiro to win the belt. The tournament never really took place. This belt is now defended on Smack Down! as the WWE World Heavyweight title.

From Quiz WWE Heavyweight Title Changes on Television

Answer: Stone Cold Steve Austin

For those that remember, the match was supposed to take place at various times in the program, but there were a few false starts. Late in the match, Stone Cold Steve Austin entered the ring with a steel chair and hit Bret with it. This enabled Sid to give Bret the "Powerbomb" and become the new champion.

From Quiz WWWF To WWE Championship History

Answer: Buddy Rogers

There was a tournament in April of 1963, in which Buddy Rogers won to become the first WWWF Heavyweight champion.

From Quiz WWF Championship

Answer: Buddy Rogers & Rogers

Rogers was awarded the title by former NWA promoters, after a dispute occurred after Rogers lost his NWA Championship in a controversial fashion to Lou Thesz.

From Quiz WWF Championship Histories

Answer: Jeff Jarrett

Jarrett held the title on 5 different occasions during his three tenures in the WWF. Ramon held it 4 times, Goldust 3 and Perfect only twice.

From Quiz WWF Title Changes

Answer: Ric Flair

Bret Hart beat Flair in Canada to win his first world title.

From Quiz WWE Hardcore Championship

Answer: Crash Holly

Crash Holly won the Hardcore Championship on February 24, 2000 from Test on an episode of "SmackDown". Crash Holly would introduce the "24/7" clause, meaning the Hardcore Championship could be defended anytime, anywhere, provided a referee was present.

From Quiz WWF/WWE Women's Championship

Answer: Harvina

Whippleman won the title in a Lumberjill Snow Bunny match on RAW in January 2000. However, he lost the title the following night to Jacqueline, thus making it the shortest Women's Championship reign at the time.

From Quiz WWE Intercontinental Championship

Answer: The Radicalz

Perry Saturn and Dean Malenko rounded out this foursome. These four men had all left the WCW together. All members of the team would hold WWF Championship gold at one point in time. Eddie and Chris were the only ones to hold the Intercontinental Championship however. Between the two men, they held the WWF/WWE Intercontinental Championship title six times. Chris has the distinction of holding it first. He won his first Intercontinental Championship at "WrestleMania" 2000. The Radicalz would quietly disband as all four men would pursue solo careers. Sadly both Eddie and Chris passed away, but not before each man would hold the WWE World Heavyweight Championship.

From Quiz History of the Intercontinental Championship 4

Answer: Ahmed Johnson

Ahmed Johnson was a man on a mission in his pursuit of then Intercontinental Champion, Goldust. Ahmed had been embarrassed by Goldust a few weeks earlier. Goldust had given an unconscious Ahmed mouth to mouth on national television. Ahmed became the first African-American Intercontinental Champion on June 23, 1996. The match was held at the King of the Ring in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The bout was physical and both men put up a good fight. Ahmed held the title for less than two months.

From Quiz History of the Intercontinental Championship 3

Answer: Shawn Michaels

Marty along with Shawn Michaels were tag team partners. As The Midnight Rockers, they held the AWA World Tag Team Championship on two separate occasions. When the duo moved to the then WWF, they were simply known as The Rockers. The two men parted ways after Shawn attacked Marty. Marty reappeared on Raw after a long absence. Marty challenged his former partner for the Intercontinental Title and defeated Shawn. Marty defeated Shawn on May 17, 1993 and held the title for less than three weeks before losing it back to Shawn.

From Quiz History of the Intercontinental Championship 2

Answer: Greg destroyed the Intercontinental Title.

After months of chasing Valentine for the Intercontinental Title, Tito secured a match inside a steel cage.The match was held on July 6, 1985 in my hometown of Baltimore, Maryland. Jimmy Hart was at ringside, but was unable to assist Valentine. Tito won the bout and the championship back to begin his second reign. In true Valentine fashion, him being a sore loser he destroyed the Intercontinental Title. Tito was a champion without a championship. Tito was later presented with a new Intercontinental Title which he defended until February of 1986.

From Quiz History of the Intercontinental Championship

Answer: SummerSlam

On August 29, 1988, The Ultimate Warrior destroyed the Honky Tonk Man for the title. Honky was not even aware of who his opponent was for the evening. Honky Tonk Man called out for someone to wrestle. The Ultimate Warrior's music came on and Honky was visibly shaken. Honky was not even able to remove his jumpsuit before Warrior tore into him. The Warrior's first reign lasted a little over two hundred days before he lost the Intercontinental Title the first time.

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