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The bracket numbers shows winnings, losings and draws in that order, the percentage or rate shows the number of matches that they have won in this year.

 

 More than 125 matches

• John Cena: 137 matches = 83 singles matches (66-13-4, 84%) + 54 tag matches (52-2-0, 96%)

• CM Punk: 135 matches = 108 singles matches (65-40-3, 62%) + 27 tag matches (10-17-0, 37%)
• Randy Orton: 128 matches = 63 singles matches (20-36-7, 36%) + 65 tag matches (5-59-1, 8%)

 

More than 100 matches

• The Big Show: 124 matches = 71 singles matches (36-33-2, 52%) + 53 tag matches (14-38-1, 27%)
• Chris Jericho: 123 matches = 75 singles matches (20-54-1, 27%) + 48 tag matches (20-27-1, 43%)
• Kofi Kingston: 121 matches = 96 singles matches (65-30-1, 68%) + 25 tag matches (15-10-0, 60%)
• Jack Swagger: 116 matches = 99 singles matches (62-34-3, 65%) + 17 tag matches (7-10-0, 41%)
• Mike Mizanin: 113 matches = 73 singles matches (39-33-1, 54%) + 40 tag matches (25-15-0, 63%)
• Christian: 113 matches = 87 singles matches (48-36-3, 57%) + 26 tag matches (15-11-0, 58%)
• Primo Colon: 112 matches = 44 singles matches (18-26-0, 41%) + 68 tag matches (56-12-0, 82%)
• MVP: 110 matches = 86 singles matches (34-51-1, 40%) + 24 tag matches (16-8-0, 67%)
• John Morrison: 110 matches = 67 singles matches (52-14-1, 79%) + 43 tag matches (29-14-0, 67%)
• Rey Mysterio Jr.: 104 matches = 62 singles matches (41-21-0, 66%) + 42 tag matches (32-10-0, 76%)
• William Regal: 101 matches = 84 singles matches (20-64-0, 24%) + 17 tag matches (7-10-0, 41%)
• Mark Henry: 101 matches = 67 singles matches (32-35-0, 48%) + 34 tag matches (20-14-0, 59%)
• Cody Rhodes: 101 matches = 10 singles matches (4-5-1, 44%) + 91 tag matches (24-66-1, 27%)

More than 75 matches

• Ted Dibiase Jr.: 97 matches = 12 singles matches (4-8-0, 33%) + 85 tag matches (19-65-1, 23%)
• Triple H: 96 matches = 37 singles matches (24-9-4, 73%) + 59 tag matches (55-4-0, 93%)
• Melina: 95 matches = 47 singles matches (33-14-0, 70%) + 48 tag matches (35-12-1, 74%)
• Finlay: 95 matches = 79 singles matches (46-29-4, 61%) + 16 tag matches (11-5-0, 69%)
• Dolph Ziggler: 93 matches = 79 singles matches (28-50-1, 36%) + 14 tag matches (3-11-0, 21%)
• Carlito: 91 matches = 24 singles matches (2-22-0, 8%) + 67 tag matches (56-11-0, 84%)
• Beth Phoenix: 91 matches = 42 singles matches (18-24-0, 43%) + 49 tag matches (11-37-1, 23%)
• Jeff Hardy: 90 matches = 72 singles matches (32-37-3, 46%) + 18 tag matches (15-3-0, 83%)
• Matt Hardy: 87 matches = 72 singles matches (30-40-2, 43%) + 15 tag matches (8-7-0, 53%)
• Kane: 87 matches = 52 singles matches (25-26-1, 49%) + 35 tag matches (8-26-1, 24%)
• Edge: 85 matches = 52 singles matches (25-25-2, 50%) + 33 tag matches (9-24-0, 27%)
• Shelton Benjamin: 84 matches = 69 singles matches (27-42-0, 39%) + 15 tag matches (5-10-0, 33%)
• Evan Bourne: 80 matches = 73 singles matches (58-15-0, 79%) + 7 tag matches (2-5-0, 29%)
• Tyson Kidd: 76 matches = 32 singles matches (8-24-0, 25%) + 44 tag matches (11-33-0, 25%)

More than 50 matches

• Chavo Guerrero Jr.: 75 matches = 64 singles matches (4-60-0, 6%) + 11 tag matches (3-8-0, 27%)
• JTG: 75 matches = 2 singles matches (1-1-0, 50%) + 73 tag matches (35-38-0, 48%)
• Shad Gaspard: 74 matches = 2 singles matches (2-0-0, 100%) + 72 tag matches (35-37-0, 49%)
• Santino Marella: 74 matches = 62 singles matches (23-38-1, 38%) + 12 tag matches (7-5-0, 58%)
• Vladimir Kozlov: 70 matches = 50 singles matches (35-14-1, 71%) + 20 tag matches (10-10-0, 50%)
• the Undertaker: 68 matches = 39 singles matches (32-6-1, 84%) + 29 tag matches (28-0-1, 100%)
• Tommy Dreamer: 66 matches = 48 singles matches (17-29-2, 37%) + 18 tag matches (7-11-0, 39%)
• Mickie James: 66 matches = 33 singles matches (20-13-0, 61%) + 33 tag matches (25-8-0, 76%)
• Goldust: 66 matches = 54 singles matches (19-33-2, 37%) + 12 tag matches (6-6-0, 50%)
• Mike Knox: 59 matches = 36 singles matches (9-27-0, 25%) + 23 tag matches (2-21-0, 9%)
• Michelle McCool: 57 matches = 29 singles matches (20-8-1, 71%) + 28 tag matches (10-18-0, 36%)
• Ezekiel Jackson: 54 matches = 17 singles matches (13-4-0, 76%) + 37 tag matches (8-29-0, 22%)
• The Great Khali: 53 matches = 47 singles matches (33-12-2, 73%) + 6 tag matches (3-3-0, 50%)

More than 25 matches

• R Truth: 53 matches = 49 singles matches (23-24-2, 49%) + 4 tag matches (3-1-0, 75%)
• Maryse: 53 matches = 26 singles matches (17-9-0, 65%) + 27 tag matches (8-19-0, 30%)
• Gail Kim: 51 matches = 10 singles matches (6-4-0, 60%) + 41 tag matches (32-9-0, 78%)
• Kelly Kelly: 50 matches = 16 singles matches (3-13-0, 19%) + 34 tag matches (21-12-1, 64%)
• Natalya Neidhart: 49 matches = 12 singles matches (2-10-0, 17%) + 37 tag matches (6-31-0, 16%)
• David Hart Smith: 49 matches = 7 singles matches (4-2-1, 67%) + 42 tag matches (11-31-0, 26%)
• The Brian Kendrick: 47 matches = 22 singles matches (1-21-0, 5%) + 25 tag matches (0-25-0, 0%)
• Sheamus: 47 matches = 45 singles matches (35-8-2, 81%) + 2 tag matches (2-0-0, 100%)
• Shawn Michaels: 46 matches = 13 singles matches (7-5-1, 58%) + 33 tag matches (30-3-0, 91%)
• Jimmy Wang Yang: 43 matches = 43 singles matches (11-32-0, 26%)
• Alicia Fox: 42 matches = 16 singles matches (4-12-0, 25%) + 26 tag matches (10-16-0, 38%)
• Paul Burchill: 41 matches = 37 singles matches (8-29-0, 22%) + 4 tag matches (3-1-0, 75%)
• Batista: 41 matches = 23 singles matches (14-9-0, 61%) + 18 tag matches (16-2-0, 89%)
• Eve: 39 matches = 13 singles matches (7-5-1, 58%) + 26 tag matches (21-5-0, 81%)
• Brie Bella: 37 matches = 7 singles matches (5-2-0, 71%) + 30 tag matches (23-7-0, 77%)
• Drew McIntyre: 37 matches = 33 singles matches (20-10-3, 67%) + 4 tag matches (3-1-0, 75%)
• Jamie Noble: 35 matches = 33 singles matches (8-25-0, 24%) + 2 tag matches (0-2-0, 0%)
• Chris Masters: 34 matches = 30 singles matches (14-16-0, 47%) + 4 tag matches (1-3-0, 25%)
• Nikki Bella: 34 matches = 5 singles matches (4-1-0, 80%) + 29 tag matches (17-12-0, 59%)
• Eric Escobar: 33 matches = 30 singles matches (5-25-0, 17%) + 3 tag matches (1-2-0, 33%)
• Layla: 33 matches = 8 singles matches (1-7-0, 13%) + 25 tag matches (4-21-0, 16%)
• Zach Ryder: 32 matches = 27 singles matches (10-17-0, 37%) + 5 tag matches (1-4-0, 20%)
• Umaga: 31 matches = 24 singles matches (16-7-1, 70%) + 7 tag matches (3-4-0, 43%)
• Rosa Mendes: 31 matches = 4 singles matches (0-4-0, 0%) + 27 tag matches (6-21-0, 22%)
• Charlie Haas: 29 matches = 17 singles matches (3-12-2, 20%) + 12 tag matches (1-11-0, 8%)
• Yoshi Tatsu: 26 matches = 16 singles matches (11-5-0, 69%) + 10 tag matches (5-5-0, 50%)
• Jillian Hall: 26 matches = 8 singles matches (1-7-0, 13%) + 18 tag matches (2-15-1, 12%)

More than 10 matches

• Maria: 23 matches = 5 singles matches (1-4-0, 20%) + 18 tag matches (15-3-0, 83%)
• The Hurricane: 20 matches = 13 singles matches (4-9-0, 31%) + 7 tag matches (2-5-0, 29%)
• Katie Lea: 19 matches = 5 singles matches (1-4-0, 20%) + 14 tag matches (1-13-0, 7%)
• Tyler Reks: 16 matches = 12 singles matches (3-9-0, 25%) + 4 tag matches (1-3-0, 25%)
• R-Truth: 16 matches = 8 singles matches (3-5-0, 38%) + 8 tag matches (5-3-0, 63%)
• Alex Riley: 16 matches = 16 singles matches (0-16-0, 0%)
• Hornswoggle: 14 matches = 9 singles matches (8-1-0, 89%) + 5 tag matches (4-1-0, 80%)
• Kizarny: 13 matches = 13 singles matches (12-1-0, 92%)
• Hurricane Helms: 13 matches = 10 singles matches (0-10-0, 0%) + 3 tag matches (0-3-0, 0%)
• Ricky Ortiz: 11 matches = 10 singles matches (1-8-1, 11%) + 1 tag match (0-1-0, 0%)
• Festus: 11 matches = 6 singles matches (2-4-0, 33%) + 5 tag matches (0-5-0, 0%)

 

More than 5 matches

• Sho Funaki: 9 matches = 8 singles matches (2-6-0, 25%) + 1 tag matches (1-0-0, 100%)
• Shane McMahon: 9 matches = 4 singles matches (0-2-2, 0%) + 5 tag matches (3-1-1, 75%)
• Jesse: 9 matches = 4 singles matches (1-3-0, 25%) + 5 tag matches (1-4-0, 20%)
• John Bradshaw Layfield: 8 matches = 7 singles matches (1-6-0, 14%) + 1 tag match (0-1-0, 0%)
• The Boogeyman: 7 matches = 7 singles matches (4-2-1, 67%)
• Ricky Steamboat: 7 matches = 5 singles matches (4-1-0, 80%) + 2 tag matches (1-1-0, 50%)
• DJ Gabriel: 6 matches = 4 singles matches (0-4-0, 0%) + 2 tag matches (1-1-0, 50%)

More than 1

• Heath Slater: 5 matches = 5 singles matches (0-5-0, 0%)
• Candice Michelle: 4 matches = 3 singles matches (0-3-0, 0%) + 1 tag matches (1-0-0, 100%)
• unknown: 3 matches = 1 singles match (0-1-0, 0%) + 2 tag matches (0-2-0, 0%)
• Vickie Guerrero: 3 matches = 2 singles matches (1-0-1, 100%) + 1 tag match (0-1-0, 0%)
• Vance Archer: 3 matches = 3 singles matches (3-0-0, 100%)
• Jerry Lawler: 3 matches = 2 singles matches (1-1-0, 50%) + 1 tag matches (1-0-0, 100%)
• Vince McMahon: 2 matches = 1 singles match (0-0-1, 0%) + 1 tag matches (1-0-0, 100%)
• Mike Williams: 2 matches = 2 singles matches (0-2-0, 0%)
• Eugene: 2 matches = 2 singles matches (2-0-0, 100%)
• Sim Snuka: 2 matches = 1 singles match (0-1-0, 0%) + 1 tag matches (1-0-0, 100%)
• Ryan Braddock: 2 matches = 2 singles matches (0-2-0, 0%)

1 Match

• Bill Baine: 1 matches = 1 singles match (0-1-0, 0%)
• Jack Meridol: 1 matches = 1 singles match (0-1-0, 0%)
• Adam Evans: 1 matches = 1 singles match (0-1-0, 0%)
• Caden Mathews: 1 matches = 1 singles match (0-1-0, 0%)
• Ricky Hatton: 1 matches = 1 singles match (1-0-0, 100%)
• Ken Kennedy: 1 matches = 1 tag match (1-0-0, 100%)
• Bao Nguyen: 1 matches = 1 singles match (0-1-0, 0%)
• Roddy Piper: 1 matches = 1 tag match (0-1-0, 0%)
• Roman Cornell: 1 matches = 1 singles match (0-1-0, 0%)
• Rory Fargo: 1 matches = 1 singles match (0-1-0, 0%)
• Johnny Curtis: 1 matches = 1 singles match (0-1-0, 0%)
• Jesse Guilmette: 1 matches = 1 singles match (0-1-0, 0%)
• Russ Taylor: 1 matches = 1 tag match (0-1-0, 0%)
• Brett Barnes: 1 matches = 1 singles match (0-1-0, 0%)
• Sammy Savard: 1 matches = 1 singles match (0-1-0, 0%)
• Dustin Carwile: 1 matches = 1 singles match (0-1-0, 0%)
• Scott Armstrong: 1 matches = 1 singles match (0-1-0, 0%)
• Scotty Goldman: 1 matches = 1 singles match (0-1-0, 0%)
• Seth Green: 1 matches = 1 tag match (1-0-0, 100%)
• Dustin Brady: 1 matches = 1 tag match (0-1-0, 0%)
• Marty Jannetty: 1 matches = 1 singles match (0-1-0, 0%)
• Jason Blackwell: 1 matches = 1 singles match (0-1-0, 0%)
• Jimmy Snuka: 1 matches = 1 tag match (0-1-0, 0%)
• David Floridia: 1 matches = 1 singles match (0-1-0, 0%)
• Brandon Young: 1 matches = 1 tag match (0-1-0, 0%)
• Curt Hawkins: 1 matches = 1 singles match (0-1-0, 0%)
• JT Quinn: 1 matches = 1 singles match (0-1-0, 0%)
• Jenny Brooks: 1 matches = 1 singles match (0-1-0, 0%)
• Chad Collyer: 1 matches = 1 singles match (0-1-0, 0%)
• Cima: 1 matches = 1 singles match (0-1-0, 0%)
• Frankie Sloan: 1 matches = 1 singles match (0-1-0, 0%)
• Lisa Taylor: 1 matches = 1 singles match (0-1-0, 0%)
• Matt Boyce: 1 matches = 1 singles match (0-1-0, 0%)
• Tiffany: 1 matches = 1 tag match (1-0-0, 100%)
• Oliver John: 1 matches = 1 singles match (0-1-0, 0%)
• Tony Atlas: 1 matches = 1 singles match (0-1-0, 0%)
• Adam Green: 1 matches = 1 singles match (0-1-0, 0%)
• Trish Stratus: 1 matches = 1 tag match (1-0-0, 100%)
• Logan Jones: 1 matches = 1 singles match (0-1-0, 0%)
• Maria Menounos: 1 matches = 1 tag match (1-0-0, 100%)
• Johnny Andrews: 1 matches = 1 singles match (0-1-0, 0%)
• Joey Munos: 1 matches = 1 tag match (0-1-0, 0%)
• Mike Tolar: 1 matches = 1 tag match (0-1-0, 0%)
• Victoria: 1 matches = 1 singles match (0-1-0, 0%)
• Luke Hawx: 1 matches = 1 tag match (0-1-0, 0%)
• Danny Danger: 1 matches = 1 singles match (0-1-0, 0%)
• Chris Lewie: 1 matches = 1 tag match (0-1-0, 0%)
• Jim Parks: 1 matches = 1 tag match (0-1-0, 0%)
• Brittany Carter: 1 matches = 1 singles match (0-1-0, 0%)

SINGLES STARS

• John Cena: 83 singles matches (66-13-4, 84%) (50 clean wins + 16 wins via DQ/CO + 13 clean losses + 0 losses via DQ/CO + 4 draws.)
• Evan Bourne: 73 singles matches (58-15-0, 79%) (55 clean wins + 3 wins via DQ/CO + 15 clean losses + 0 losses via DQ/CO + 0 draws.)
• John Morrison: 67 singles matches (52-14-1, 79%) (49 clean wins + 3 wins via DQ/CO + 12 clean losses + 2 losses via DQ/CO + 1 draws.)
• Sheamus: 45 singles matches (35-8-2, 81%) (34 clean wins + 1 wins via DQ/CO + 7 clean losses + 1 losses via DQ/CO + 2 draws.)
• the Undertaker: 39 singles matches (32-6-1, 84%) (29 clean wins + 3 wins via DQ/CO + 4 clean losses + 2 losses via DQ/CO + 1 draws.)
• Ezekiel Jackson: 17 singles matches (13-4-0, 76%) (13 clean wins + 0 wins via DQ/CO + 4 clean losses + 0 losses via DQ/CO + 0 draws.)
• Kizarny: 13 singles matches (12-1-0, 92%) (12 clean wins + 0 wins via DQ/CO + 1 clean losses + 0 losses via DQ/CO + 0 draws.)
• Hornswoggle: 9 singles matches (8-1-0, 89%) (7 clean wins + 1 wins via DQ/CO + 0 clean losses + 1 losses via DQ/CO + 0 draws.)
• Nikki Bella: 5 singles matches (4-1-0, 80%) (4 clean wins + 0 wins via DQ/CO + 1 clean losses + 0 losses via DQ/CO + 0 draws.)
• Ricky Steamboat: 5 singles matches (4-1-0, 80%) (4 clean wins + 0 wins via DQ/CO + 1 clean losses + 0 losses via DQ/CO + 0 draws.)
• Vance Archer: 3 singles matches (3-0-0, 100%) (3 clean wins + 0 wins via DQ/CO + 0 clean losses + 0 losses via DQ/CO + 0 draws.)

TAG MANIACS

• Primo Colon: 68 tag matches (56-12-0, 82%) (46 clean wins + 10 wins via DQ/CO + 12 losses + 0 losses via DQ/CO + 0 draws)
• Carlito: 67 tag matches (56-11-0, 84%) (46 clean wins + 10 wins via DQ/CO + 11 losses + 0 losses via DQ/CO + 0 draws)
• Triple H: 59 tag matches (55-4-0, 93%) (53 clean wins + 2 wins via DQ/CO + 4 losses + 0 losses via DQ/CO + 0 draws)
• John Cena: 54 tag matches (52-2-0, 96%) (51 clean wins + 1 wins via DQ/CO + 2 losses + 0 losses via DQ/CO + 0 draws)
• Rey Mysterio Jr.: 42 tag matches (32-10-0, 76%) (31 clean wins + 1 wins via DQ/CO + 10 losses + 0 losses via DQ/CO + 0 draws)
• Gail Kim: 41 tag matches (32-9-0, 78%) (32 clean wins + 0 wins via DQ/CO + 9 losses + 0 losses via DQ/CO + 0 draws)
• Mickie James: 33 tag matches (25-8-0, 76%) (25 clean wins + 0 wins via DQ/CO + 8 losses + 0 losses via DQ/CO + 0 draws)
• Shawn Michaels: 33 tag matches (30-3-0, 91%) (29 clean wins + 1 wins via DQ/CO + 3 losses + 0 losses via DQ/CO + 0 draws)
• Brie Bella: 30 tag matches (23-7-0, 77%) (23 clean wins + 0 wins via DQ/CO + 6 losses + 1 losses via DQ/CO + 0 draws)
• the Undertaker: 29 tag matches (28-0-1, 100%) (28 clean wins + 0 wins via DQ/CO + 0 losses + 0 losses via DQ/CO + 1 draws)
• Eve: 26 tag matches (21-5-0, 81%) (21 clean wins + 0 wins via DQ/CO + 5 losses + 0 losses via DQ/CO + 0 draws)
• Jeff Hardy: 18 tag matches (15-3-0, 83%) (14 clean wins + 1 wins via DQ/CO + 3 losses + 0 losses via DQ/CO + 0 draws)
• Batista: 18 tag matches (16-2-0, 89%) (16 clean wins + 0 wins via DQ/CO + 2 losses + 0 losses via DQ/CO + 0 draws)
• Maria: 18 tag matches (15-3-0, 83%) (15 clean wins + 0 wins via DQ/CO + 3 losses + 0 losses via DQ/CO + 0 draws)
• Hornswoggle: 5 tag matches (4-1-0, 80%) (4 clean wins + 0 wins via DQ/CO + 1 losses + 0 losses via DQ/CO + 0 draws)
• Sheamus: 2 tag matches (2-0-0, 100%) (2 clean wins + 0 wins via DQ/CO + 0 losses + 0 losses via DQ/CO + 0 draws)

With more lost matches:

Singles

• Chris Jericho: 123 matches = 75 singles matches (20-54-1, 27%) + 48 tag matches (20-27-1, 43%)
• MVP: 110 matches = 86 singles matches (34-51-1, 40%) + 24 tag matches (16-8-0, 67%)
• William Regal: 101 matches = 84 singles matches (20-64-0, 24%) + 17 tag matches (7-10-0, 41%)
• Chavo Guerrero Jr.: 75 matches = 64 singles matches (4-60-0, 6%) + 11 tag matches (3-8-0, 27%)

LOW rating of victories

• Carlito: 91 matches = 24 singles matches (2-22-0, 8%) + 67 tag matches (56-11-0, 84%)
• Chavo Guerrero Jr.: 75 matches = 64 singles matches (4-60-0, 6%) + 11 tag matches (3-8-0, 27%)
• The Brian Kendrick: 47 matches = 22 singles matches (1-21-0, 5%) + 25 tag matches (0-25-0, 0%)
• Rosa Mendes: 31 matches = 4 singles matches (0-4-0, 0%) + 27 tag matches (6-21-0, 22%)
• Alex Riley: 16 matches = 16 singles matches (0-16-0, 0%)
• Hurricane Helms: 13 matches = 10 singles matches (0-10-0, 0%) + 3 tag matches (0-3-0, 0%)
• Shane McMahon: 9 matches = 4 singles matches (0-2-2, 0%) + 5 tag matches (3-1-1, 75%)
• DJ Gabriel: 6 matches = 4 singles matches (0-4-0, 0%) + 2 tag matches (1-1-0, 50%)
• Heath Slater: 5 matches = 5 singles matches (0-5-0, 0%)

Tag

• Randy Orton: 128 matches = 63 singles matches (20-36-7, 36%) + 65 tag matches (5-59-1, 8%)
• Cody Rhodes: 101 matches = 10 singles matches (4-5-1, 44%) + 91 tag matches (24-66-1, 27%)
• Ted Dibiase Jr.: 97 matches = 12 singles matches (4-8-0, 33%) + 85 tag matches (19-65-1, 23%)
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• Randy Orton: 128 matches = 63 singles matches (20-36-7, 36%) + 65 tag matches (5-59-1, 8%)
• Mike Knox: 59 matches = 36 singles matches (9-27-0, 25%) + 23 tag matches (2-21-0, 9%)
• The Brian Kendrick: 47 matches = 22 singles matches (1-21-0, 5%) + 25 tag matches (0-25-0, 0%)
• Jamie Noble: 35 matches = 33 singles matches (8-25-0, 24%) + 2 tag matches (0-2-0, 0%)
• Charlie Haas: 29 matches = 17 singles matches (3-12-2, 20%) + 12 tag matches (1-11-0, 8%)
• Katie Lea: 19 matches = 5 singles matches (1-4-0, 20%) + 14 tag matches (1-13-0, 7%)
• Hurricane Helms: 13 matches = 10 singles matches (0-10-0, 0%) + 3 tag matches (0-3-0, 0%)
• Ricky Ortiz: 11 matches = 10 singles matches (1-8-1, 11%) + 1 tag match (0-1-0, 0%)
• Festus: 11 matches = 6 singles matches (2-4-0, 33%) + 5 tag matches (0-5-0, 0%)
• John Bradshaw Layfield: 8 matches = 7 singles matches (1-6-0, 14%) + 1 tag match (0-1-0, 0%)

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 Warning: The following contains a *Spoiler* for Friday's SmackDown:

Batista defeated Kane at Tuesday's SmackDown tapings to become the #1 contender to the Undertaker's World Heavyweight title. The two will square off at TLC in a Chairs Match. With that match confirmed, here's the updated card:

Tables Match for the WWE Title
John Cena vs. Sheamus

Chairs Match for the World Heavyweight Title
The Undertaker vs. Batista

Ladder Match for the ECW Title
Christian vs. Shelton Benjamin

TLC Match for the Unified Tag Team Titles
Chris Jericho & Big Show vs. DX

 

The WWE superstar formerly known as Festus has been repackaged and is now aligned with C.M. Punk. During Tuesday night's SmackDown taping, Festus joined Punk in the ring and announced himself as Luke Gallos. Gallos acted like a normal guy and blamed his previous mental condition on years of drug abuse. Punk took credit for helping Gallos get off drugs and has taken him under his wing. Gallos is expected to serve as Punk's enforcer.

 

 

Major WrestleMania 26 Rumors & **SPOILERS**

 

- There are rumors, that The Undertaker will retain his World Heavyweight Championship until Royal Rumble, where he will lose his title against Batista, in that way Batista will go to Wrestlemania as a champion, that are the current WWE plans.

 

- There is a feeling in WWE that something special needs to be done with The Undertaker for WrestleMania 26. WWE knows that more and more fans are tired of the same old matches and want to deliver a match that fans have not seen before. The Dead Man’s health continues to deteriorate and he’s less mobile now than he’s ever been, so his year as a Wrestlemania draw are certainly winding down. Right now, a match with John Cena is being strongly considered as the main event for WrestleMania and in WWE are considering to finish with Undertaker´s streak record against John Cena.

- There is also talk of a Triple H vs. Shawn Michaels match at WrestleMania 26. The two have wrestled each other many times before, but not in several years and never on the grand stage of WrestleMania. While DX is still one of the top babyface acts in WWE, this one makes sense and WWE may have planted the seed for the match at Survivor Series with HBK superkicking the Game in the opening moments of their triple threat match with John Cena.

- At one point, there had been a plan for a CM Punk vs. Rey Mysterio Hair vs. Mask match at WrestleMania 26, but this is unlikely to happen now considering Mysterio’s injury problems.

 

 

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Tickets for WWE Elimination Chamber (formerly No Way Out) go on sale Saturday December 12th at 10AM. The show will be held in St. Louis, MO at the Scottrade Center.

 

Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson's new movie, Planet 51, debuted in the #4 slot at the box office this weekend, earning $12.6 million.

  The DVD release of The Marine 2 is scheduled for December 29th, 2009.

Here are the latest details released on The Marine 2, which stars Ted DiBiase Jr. The plot for the film is as follows: Ted DiBiase Jr. plays a marine recon sniper named Joe Linwood. Joe and his wife head to a resort in Thailand, which happens to be taken over by terrorists. The terrorists take hostages, one of them Linwood's wife, and look for ransom in return for the lives of the hostages. Linwood must use his military training to rescue his wife and the other hostages. The film is said to be "based on a true story".

Here are the DVD extra for The Marine 2:

* A profile on Ted DiBiase.
* Deleted and extended scenes.
* The Making of the "Terrorist Siege sequence"
* Filming in Thailand
* Behind the scenes: Fight Scenes

 

 

According to azcentral.com, WWE Champion John Cena has been selected as the grand marshal in the Fort McDowell Fiesta Bowl Parade, which will take place on January 2nd.

 

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Partial Source(s): PWTorch.com & MMAScoops.com

According to a source, WWE executive Shane McMahon is looking to buy a financial interest in the UFC.  Shane McMahon will officially leave his WWE position as VP of Global Media on January 1st, 2010.

McMahon would bring to UFC the marketing know-how and relationships in the marketplace. He would also help UFC in their international expansion.

There was a meeting between Shane McMahon and UFC officials including Dana White several weeks ago. When asked about the meeting, Dana White simply stated "no comment".

 

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Source: The Wrestling Observer Newsletter

For those keeping track, Dolph Ziggler has taken part in twenty-six Intercontinental title matches at various events (televised and non-televised) within the past few months, losing all but two. He won one match via count-out with another match being ruled a double count-out. Furthermore, he has come up short in retrieving the title on television on seven different occasions including Night of Champions, SummerSlam, Hell in the Cell and four separate episodes of Friday Night SmackDown!.

Ziggler was at one point scheduled to win the title from Rey Mysterio over the summer, but the high-flying Superstar vetoed dropping the title to him on more than one occasion. When push came to shove as a result of a 30-day suspension for violating the company's drug testing policy in early September, Mysterio agreed to drop the title to John Morrison.

Now it appears that the ship has sailed on Ziggler nabbing the gold as WWE officials have reportedly "given up on him."

On a related noted, Ziggler was voted the "Most Deserving of a Title Shot" among his peers in the "Superstar Survey" taken for the latest issue of WWE Magazine.

For those unaware, Dolph Ziggler and ECW Diva Nikki Bella are dating again, although they actually have been together for a while. Click here to see recent pictures of the two together.

 

 

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Monday’s special 3-hour Thanksgiving edition of WWE Raw hosted by Jesse Ventura did a 3.23 overall rating. The final 2 hours of the show, Raw’s typical timeslot, did a strong 3.55 rating – up from last week’s 3.47. The hourly ratings were 2.60, 3.60 and 3.50 rating. When WWE runs 3-hour Raws, the first hour typically draws considerably fewer viewers than the second and third hours. Comparing the final two hours of this week to last week’s show from Madision Square Garden, viewership was up 2.5 percent

 

Ric Flair was married for the fourth time last week. Several photos from his bachelor party have been posted online via a friends FaceBook.com page. Click here to view the pics.

 

Once again Raven has been added back to tnawrestling.com roster page.

 

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Linda McMahon is getting some criticism from Republicans and Democrats alike for her wishy-washy response to a question about whether the 9/11 trials should be held in New York. "I'll probably have more firm policy statements after the first of the year," she said. A Republican opponent said that her refusal to pick a side shows her inexperience. A spokesman for one of Linda's Republican opponents in the Senate race said, "It is deeply disappointing that when given the opportunity to stand firm against Sen. Dodd's dangerous and misguided approach, Mrs. McMahon took a pass. It goes to show that slick campaign ads and an army of high-priced consultants can't buy the experience and judgment necessary to keep our nation safe." UPDATE: The McMahon campaign now tells Courant.com: "Linda is opposed to trying Khalid Sheik Mohammad in civilian court. Her position on terrorist trials is crystal clear and unwavering, just as it is with cap-and-trade, card check legislation, government-run healthcare and runaway spending."

 

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After RAW went off the air, Randy Orton & Legacy came out and attacked John Cena. DX made the save and Legacy retreated to the back. Orton stayed out and ended up taking finishers from everyone. DX and Cena then celebrated.

 

The Great Khali recently visited an Indian prison to speak to 18-21 year old prisoners and try to inspire them.

 

 

The former Ring of Honor Tag Team Champions The Briscoe Brothers received tryouts with WWE prior to last Tuesday's SmackDown/ECW taping in Philadelphia. The brothers Briscoe are currently under contract to ROH and were granted permission to tryout. In an update on the situation, WWE officials were impressed with their tryout and they have been called back to tryout again for further evaluation.

 

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WWE's Jeff Hardy: My Life, My Rules 3 DVD set will be released next Tuesday (December 1st).

 

 

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TMZ continues to cover Hulk Hogan's Hulkamania tour. They have put up photos of Hogan pulling Ric Flair's wrestling trunks down during one of their recent matches. Flair has been known to due to numerous times during his matches.

There are rumors that Shane McMahon has sold "$50-$80 million dollars" worth of WWE stock so that he can buy into the UFC. That is not the case.

Back in July he sold a minor amount of his stock, but he has made no sales since according to the WWE SEC Filing Page. Since Shane is an officer of the company, the WWE would have to report any sales of stock that he makes.

 

 

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According to Wrestling Observer, Bryan Danielson could make his debut in WWE in ECW roster without go to FCW.

 

WWE has removing Swagger´s push because according to WWE management he didn´t achieve WWE expectations, they expected more in Swagger and they saw him as the future of the company for his big height and his High School fighting record.

 

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Hulk Hogan did an interview for the SportFM 91.3 radio in Perth, Australia and I figured I'd transcribe the more interesting non-Hulkamania tour questions from the interview so here it goes:

Question: Can I ask you about your relationship with Vince McMahon? Is it still good?

Hulk Hogan: Brother, it's a love-hate relationship, you know. I talk to him once in a while when he needs a main event for WrestleMania but right now, once I get done with this Australian tour, I'm going back to the United States where I signed a deal to run a company called TNA - Total Nonstop Action Wrestling. It's another promotion that you guys are very familiar with here in Australia and I'm getting ready to take over the helm and it's going to be the number one wrestling company in the world just like when I did back in the 90s when I formed the nWo and we took over the wrestling business. I'm gonna do that again.

Question: Now, when you're at home watching wrestling as a fan who's the wrestler that you like watching in the ring? Who's someone that really captures your attention when you're watching as a fan?

Hulk Hogan: Well brother, I really like watching Kurt Angle. He really understands this business. And also one of my favourite wrestlers of all-time Sting. I really love watching Sting in the ring. And now there's a new kid that's coming up through the ranks and is doing pretty good - a kid named AJ Styles. That's one of the things I like about these new guys - they understand wrestling the old way, the way to really go out and fight for what they want. They don't sit in the back and talk and choreograph the matches like some of the other promotions do and I've really enjoyed watching these guys.

Question: Can you give us any information about what your role in TNA will be? Will we see you as a wrestler in the ring? Will you be behind the scenes? What would your on-air role be? Can you let us in on a little bit?

Hulk Hogan: Well, I signed a deal with Dixie Carter to come in as her partner. I know there are several people on the show - storyline-wise - who say they are part of TNA (management) such as Mick Foley and Jeff Jarrett, but this situation is for real. I'm going in to turn this thing upside-down. I'm gonna pick the whole wrestling business up and bodyslam it and whoever's not on my team - on Team Hogan at TNA - they're gonna be at the bottom of the pile. Just like I did in the early 90s, once I went to work for Eric Bischoff and Ted Turner they became the number one wrestling promotion in the world.

Question: Hulk, if there was one thing you could change about the wrestling industry at this point in time what would it be? How will Hulk Hogan revolutionize the wrestling industry yet again?

Hulk Hogan: Well, the one thing I would change and I'm going to change is..I hate the writers. I cannot stand that they have a writing team sitting in the back telling the wrestlers what to say and telling the wrestlers what to do in the ring. That's one of the reasons why I went to TNA because the other promotion that's what they're all about - scripting the verbiage and scripting the matches and telling the wrestlers what to do. They have a team of writers in the back that don't understand this business, that have never been to the big show, that have never been in the big main events. All the writers are either wrestlers that are midcard wrestlers or they were family members that were handed a pen and paper and told, "You've learned what you've learned from our family now keep writing". They've never learned the wrestling business from being in the middle of the ring in the main event in front of 20, 30, 40, 90 thousand people.

Question: You've been in the ring with the biggest names the wrestling industry's ever seen but there's one wrestler the fans would really love to see you in the ring with. There's one wrestler that you never really got to take on in a one-on-one situation and that of course is "Stone Cold" Steve Austin. Steve Austin versus Hulk Hogan - what would the outcome be?

Hulk Hogan: I ran into Stone Cold one week before I came to Australia. I went to a Gold's Gym in Venice Beach, California and there he was. He was working out during the day. He was doing a movie with my buddy Sylvester Stallone. And I told him, I said, "Brother, I'm going back to work. I'm getting back in the ring. If you want some come get some. Money's not a problem. Your schedule's not a problem. If you really want to get in the ring and you really want to make history then come get into the ring with Hulk Hogan". I did not get an answer.

Question: So you threw the challenge out there but you did not get an answer?

Hulk Hogan: Face-to-face threw the challenge out, in his face.

Question: Back in the 80s with the WWF you helped bring them to the pinnacle of the entertainment industry, then later on you went to WCW and of course then to WWE. Which one of those runs was most memorable to you?

Hulk Hogan: The run that stood out the most was going to WCW with Eric Bischoff to prove who the most powerful man in the wrestling business was. I proved in a short amount of time that where I go the talent goes and that where I go the fans go. And I'm gonna prove it again this time. When I leave Australia - when I'm done with the Hulkamania tour - this may be the last time I ever wrestle. I'm going back to the Unated States and I'm gonna run TNA. I'm gonna be on camera, I'm gonna be behind the scenes taking care of business in the back and if the fans scream and shout loud enough I might even lace the boots up, brother, but I'm not planning on doing that. I'm planning on taking that company and turning it into the number one company in the business. When I leave here that's the mission I'm on and if I do come back to Australia it would probably be with TNA.

Question: And I have to mention this, Hulk. One of my favourite memories of you in the ring was when you took on The Rock at WrestleMania 18 several years ago. You actually went into this match as the so-called bad guy and The Rock was the good guy but you ended up receiving all the cheers from the crowd. That was a unique situation. Can you describe that whole moment for us?

Hulk Hogan: Brother, that goes back to what I'm talking about right now. You have to give the fans what they want and that's what I'm getting ready to do. I'm gonna do the Hulkamania tour and then when I leave here I'm going back to the Unated States and when I work for TNA I'm gonna turn the wrestling business upside-down. That's the same thing that happened with WrestleMania 18. Vince McMahon wanted me to be the bad guy. Vince McMahon wanted to put a bullet in Hulkamania. Vince McMahon put me up against his number one good guy The Rock who had a big push. And when I went out in front of 70,000 people in Toronto the fans told Vince McMahon what they wanted and they booed The Rock out of the building. They proved that the fans predict this business. These fans predict what the atmosphere and the environment in this business is all about. And that's what I'm gonna do. I'm gonna go back to TNA and I'm gonna listen to those fans and give them what they want. I'm not gonna keep shoving a bunch of terrible, horrible, stale programming down their throats. I'm gonna listen to the fans. I'm gonna take the writers and tell them, "Go get another job. Sit in the back. If I need you to write a jingle for a commercial, maybe we'll use you for that". This is the wrestling business. If these wrestlers can't talk and these wrestlers can't wrestle then they need to head for the door.

You can listen to the full interview at sportfm.com.au/20091123_hulk_hogan

 

 

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WWE Unified tag champion Chris Jericho was recently interviewed by Express Night Out. Here's what he said about:

Mr. Lobo Incident: It's frustrating, [but] I guess it's just the world we live in nowadays, so you have to be careful with what you say because nobody has a sense of humor or really understands when you're just shooting the breeze with your friends. So, I got my slap on the wrist, and I'm very, very, very, very sorry to anybody who was offended.

Leaving Wrestling In 2005: I think last time I was burned out after 15 years of being in the business, and kind of really spinning my wheels when I left. I wasn't really mentally there, and if you're not mentally there in this job you might as well just quit because you get hurt or you hurt somebody else...

Hulk Hogan Joining TNA: Anything that makes that company bigger is better for us. Competition is what we thrive on, so good luck to them. I hope they get a real big boost from it.

 

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Batista was cheered heavily at the Survivor Series PPV. That is not the reaction that they are looking for. It should be noted though that they were in Washington, D.C, which is the hometown of 'Big Dave'.

As evidenced last night at Survivor Series, they are pushing Kofi Kingston to the moon and beyond. WWE management is very high on him these days.

There was a legit injury at the Survivor Series PPV as Scott Armstrong, the ref, in the middle of a brawl, saw Sheamus lose his footing and nailed the back of Armstrong's head with a knee. He suffered a legit concussion and was removed from the match as soon as it happened.

 

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The WWE Survivor Series dark match from Washington, DC saw Santino Marella defeat Chavo Guerrero. The match ended with a "cobra eyepoke and rollup". For those wondering, there was no Hornswoggle appearance. Whoo Hoo!

The Undertaker had his mouth busted open the hard way just before the finish of the SD! triple threat match last night at WWE Survivor Series.

 

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Survivor Series Injuries:

The Big Show got choked out as the finish of the last PPV in the World Title match as he also needs knee surgery, which is why he was wearing the big brace on his left knee.

And  he will indeed be undergoing arthroscopic knee surgery shortly. However, he will not be forced to relinquish his Unified Tag Team Championship as he is not expected to be kept out action for too long. According to fan reports from Sunday night's Survivor Series pay-per-view, Show was in tremendous pain while working and could "barely move."

 

Rey Mysterio will be getting knee surgery, which is why they did the stretcher job at Survivor Series.

 

Rey Mysterio's knee is in bad shape and he is expected to have surgery on his ACL shortly.

Batista's 'attack' on Mysterio after their match at Survivor Series and the stretcher job that followed was the setup for him taking time off.

Many within WWE are concerned that this may be it for Mysterio's career. He could be out up to 6-9 months from the surgery, but the full extent of his recovery will not be known until after the procedure.

Mysterio, who recently returned to action following a 30-day Wellness suspension, might miss Wrestlemania 26. Should he miss WrestleMania, it would be the third time in the past four years that he'd miss WWE's showcase event due to injuries.