Welcome to Part III of this blog. This time around we will be looking at wrestlers who were champions between 4 months to about half a year. Doesn't seem like a long time but you will be amazed how many wrestlers only held titles for that long in their careers.

194. Samu with 124 days, all as a World Tag Team Champion

193. Moondog Rex with 126 days, all as a World Tag Team Champion.

T-189. A four-way tie with 129 days between Roadkill and Danny Doring (ECW Tag Team Champions), Dick Slater (United States Champion) and Rick Steiner (41 days as United States Champion, 88 days as World Tag Team Champion)

188. Terry Blanchard with 130 days, all as United States Champion.

T-186. A tie with 133 days between Deuce and Domino, both as WWE Tag Team Champions.

185. Rosey with 140 days, all as a World Tag Team Champion.

184. Dusty Rhodes with 141 days, all as United States Champion.

T-182, A tie with 145 days between Doug and Danny Basham, both as WWE Tag Team Champions.

181. Jamie Noble with 147 days, all as Cruiserweight Champion.

T-176. A five-way tie with 148 days between Eric, Pierre, Jules Strongbow and Crush (World Tag Team Champions) and Val Venis (83 days as Intercontinental Champion, 58 days as European Champion, 7 days as World Tag Team Champion)

175. Paul Jones with 150 days, all as United States Champion

T-173. A tie with 154 days between Tony Atlas and Rocky Johnson, both as World Tag Team Champions

T-171. A tie with 155 days between Brian Knobbs and Jerry Sags, both as World Tag Team Champions.

170. Konnan with 160 days, all as United States Champion

169. Santino Marella with 162 days, all as Intercontinental Champion

168. CM Punk with 163 days (69 days as World Heavyweight Champion, 49 days as Intercontinental Champion, 47 days as World Tag Team Champion)

167. Tommy Dreamer with 164 days and 18 minutes (18 minutes as ECW Champion, 164 days as ECW Tag Team Champion)

T-164. A tie with 167 days between D'Lo Brown (27 days as Intercontinental Champion, 140 days as European Champion) and Ken Shamrock (125 days as Intercontinental Champion, 42 days as World Tag Team Champion)

T-162. A three-way tie with 168 days between Mustapha (ECW Tag Team Champion), Killer Kowalski and Big John Studd, both as World Tag Team Champion.

161. Brian Pillman with 171 days, all as Cruiserweight Champion.

T-159. A tie with 173 days between Ivan Putski (World Tag Team Champion) and Orlando Jordan (United States Champion)

158. Robert Conway with 174 days, all as a World Tag Team Champion

157. Dean Ho with 175 days, all as a World Tag Team Champion.

156. Harley Race with 183 days, all as United States Champion.

Welcome to Part II of this blog, where we will be looking at the champions who you wouldn't consider the worst but would probably not consider average when you look at their reigns. This blog is directed towards wrestlers who were champions for more then 2 months but less then 4 months (120 days). So..let us begin:

245. The Great Khali with 61 days, all as World Heavyweight Champion.

244. Eugene with 62 days, all as World Tag Team Champion

T-240. A four-way tie with 63 days between Curt Hawkins and Zack Ryder (both as WWE Tag Team Champions), Mike Sanders (Cruiserweight Champion) and Steve Corino (ECW Championship)

T-238. A tie with 64 days between Bill DeMott (United States Champion) and Crash Holly (47 days as Light Heavyweight Champion, 2 days as European Champion, 15 days as World Tag Team Champion)

237. Hornswoggle with 65 days, all as Cruiserweight Champion.

236. Jushin "Thunder" Liger with 66 days, all as Cruiserweight Champion.

235. Funaki with 70 days, all as Cruiserweight Champion.

T-233. A tie with 72 between Rico (16 days as World Tag Team Champion, 56 days as WWE Tag Team Champion) and Jerry Lynn (37 days as Light Heavyweight Champion, 35 days as ECW Champion)

232. Moondog Spot with 73 days, all as World Tag Team Champion.

231. Blackjack Lanza with 74 days, all as World Tag Team Champion.

T-229. A tie with 76 days between Tully Blanchard and Arn Anderson, both as World Tag Team Champion.

T-227. A tie with 78 days between Nikolai Volkoff (World Tag Team Champion) and Stevie Richards (ECW Tag Team Champion)

226. Bam Bam Bigelow with 79 days (45 days as ECW Champion, 34 days as ECW Television Champion)

T-224. A three-way tie with 83 days between Jason (ECW Televsion Champion), Jack Swagger (ECW Champion) and Godfather (49 days as Intercontinental Champion, 34 as World Tag Team Champion)

T-221. A tie with 84 days between Chyna and Texas Tornado, both as Intercontinental Champion.

T-219. A tie with 85 days between Typhoon and Earthquake, both as World Tag Team Champion.

218. Chris Michaels with 88 days, all as an ECW Tag Team Champion.

217. Kenzo Suzuki with 91 days, all as a WWE Tag Team Champion.

216. Kevin Sullivan with 92 days, all as an ECW Tag Team Champion

T-214. A tie with 93 days between Heidenreich (WWE Tag Team Champion) and Johnny Valentine (United States Champion)

213. Test with 95 days (13 days as Intercontinental Champion, 69 days as European Champion, 13 days as World Tag Team Champion)

212. Kofi Kingston with 96 days (49 days as Intercontinental Champion, 47 days as World Tag Team Champion)

211. Tony Mamaluke with 99 days, all as an ECW Tag Team Champion.

210. Jim Duggan with 100 days, all as United States Champion.

T-207. A three-way tie with 104 days between Haystack Calhoun and Dino Bravo (World Tag Team Champion) and Mark Henry (70 days as ECW Champion, 34 days as European Champion)

T-205. A tie with 105 days between Larry Zbyszko and Victor Rivera, both as World Tag Team Champions.

204. The Iron Sheik with 106 days (28 days as WWE Champion, 78 days as World Tag Team Champion)

203. Haku with 109 days, all as a World Tag Team Champion.

202. Andre the Giant with 109 days and 10 minutes (10 minutes as WWE Champion, 109 as World Tag Team Champion)

T-200. A tie with 111 days between King Curtis Iaukea and Mikel Scicluna, both as World Tag Team Champions.

T-197. A tie with 113 days between Ted DiBiase Jr (World Tag Team Champion) and Juventud Guerrera (Cruiserweight Champion)

196. Chuck Palumbo with 117 days, all as a World Tag Team Champion

195. Umaga with 118 days, all as Intercontinental Champion.

Ever since the WWE seperated from its association from the NWA in 1963 to the global phenominiam that it is today, there has always been champions that reign supreme in the ring. The same can be said for any promotion including WCW and ECW. But who exactly has reigned supreme the most throughout their career? This question came to my mind about a week ago, not only for the World Titles but for EVERY title recognized by the WWE (Yes, that does include WCW and ECW). So, over the past few days, I have done the research and punched the numbers to find out. And now...I reveal it to YOU, the WWE Universe as to who has been a champion amongst champions. Here is what I did:

I looked at every title recognized by WWE.com (minus the Hardcore title...it will be explained a little later, as well as both female titles) and did the research to see how long every reign was. I took the number of days each wrestler was champion with every title and added them together to get their score. Over the next few days, I will post 2 blogs a day showcasing who was a champion but not quite good enough to be called one of the best of the best. Then, on WrestleMania Sunday..the finale. The Top 12 Champions of all time will be unveiled to you, the people of the WWE Universe. So why waste anymore time..let's get on to the worst of the worst. The people who were champions for less then 2 calendar months for their careers (There will be a breakdown of how many days they were champion in parenthesis)

Tied for the worst champions ever (which would be 313th overall) are Larry Winters, Doug Furnas and Phil LaFron with 1 day each. All of them were as ECW Tag Team Champions.

T-312. Mo and Mabel/Viscera/Big Daddy V- 2 days as World Tag Team Champions and Oklahoma with 2 days as Cruiserweight Champion

T-309. Another 3 way tie between Psychosis (Cruiserweight Champion), Crowbar (Cruiserweight Champion) and Vince Russo (WCW World Heavyweight Champion) with 7 days total.

T-306. Another 3 way tie between Henry and Phineas Godwinn ( World Tag Team Champions) and Stan Stasiak (WWE Champion) with 9 days

T-304. A Tie between Jacqueline (Light Heavyweight Champion) and David Arquette (WCW World Heavyweight Champion) with 12 days.

T-302. A  tie between Alex Wright (Cruiserweight Champion) and Michael Hayes (United States Championship) with 15 days.

T-300. A Tie with 18 days between Masato Tanaka (6 as ECW Champion and 12 as ECW Tag Team Champion) and Buddy Rogers (all as WWE Champion)

T-297. A three-way tie with 21 days between Johnny Gunn (ECW Tag Team Champion), Mr. Wrestling (United States Champion) and Ivan Koloff (WWE Champion)

T-293. A tie with 22 days between Daffney (Cruiserweight Champion) and Bobo Brazil (United States Champion)

292. Steve McMichael with 25 days, all as United States Champion.

T-288. A four-way tie with 27 days between Albert (Intercontinental Champion), Marty Jennetty (20 as Intercontinental Champion, 7 as World Tag Team Champion), Brian Christopher (World Tag Team Champion) and Super Crazy (ECW Television Champion)

T-282. A six-way tie with 28 days with Madusa, Chavo Classic and Evan Karagias as Cruiserweight Champion, Mosh and Thrasher as World Tag Team Champions and Marc Mero as Intercontinental Champion.

281. Essa Rios with 29 days, all as Light Heavyweight Champion.

280. Ultimo Dragon with 31 days, all as Cruiserweight Champion.

279. One Man Gang with 33 days, all as United States Champion.

T-277. A tie with 34 days between Mideon (European Champion) and Bull Buchanan (World Tag Team Champion)

276. David Flair with 35 days, all as United States Champion

275. Sonny King with 36 days, all as a World Tag Team Champion

274. The Artist with 39 days, all as Cruiserweight Champion

T-272. A tie with 41 days between J.T Smith (ECW Televsion Champion) and Vince McMahon (35 days as ECW Champion, 6 as WWE Champion)

T-269. A three-way tie with 42 days between Pitbull #2 (21 days as ECW Television Champion, 21 as ECW Tag Team Champion), Mr. Kennedy (United States Champion) and Big Bossman (World Tag Team Champion)

T-266. A three way tie with 43 days between Balls Mahoney (ECW Tag Team Champion), Shinjiro Otuni (Cruiserweight Champion) and Shane McMahon (European Champion)

T-264. A tie with 44 days between Tony Stetson (ECW Tag Team Champion) and Kensuke Sasaki (United States Champion)

263. Lenny Lane with 46 days, all as Cruiserweight Champion

T-262. A three-way tie with 48 days between Pitbull #1 (27 days as ECW Television Champion, 21 as ECW Tag Team Champion), Tracy Smothers (ECW Tag Team Champion) and Disco Inferno (Cruiserweight Champion)

T-259. A three-way tie with 49 days between Tommy Prichard (World Tag Team Champion), Elix Skipper (Cruiserweight Champion) and Finlay (United States Champion)

T-257. A tie with 50 days between Ahmed Johnson (Intercontinental Champion) and Stan Hansen (United States Champion)

256. Moondog King with 53 days, all as World Tag Team Champion.

T-252. A tie with 54 days betwwen The Dark Patriot and Eddie Gilbert, both as ECW Tag Team Champions.

T-250. A tie with 56 days between Kid Kash (42 days as Cruiserweight Champion, 14 as ECW Television Champion) and Al Snow (48 days as European Champion, 8 days as World Tag Team Champion)

T-248. A tie with 57 days between Carl Gotch and Rene Goulet, both as World Tag Team Champions

247. Brad Armstrong with 58 days, all as Cruiserweight Champion.

246. Kanyon with 60 days (12 days as World Tag Team Champion, 48 days as United States Champion)

That is all for this blog..check back tonight at roughly 8 pm Eastern for the next batch of champions.

The wrestling world suffered another tragic loss on Friday as Andrew "Test" Martin was found dead in his apartment in Tampa Bay, Florida. He was 33, 4 days from turning 34.

Now, I know I wasn't the biggest fan of his during his time in WWE but its always hard to hear about someone you've seen perform live and watch them growing up passing away. Test may have not been the best wrestler in the world, but he went out there and did what he loved the most....wrestle.

Test will probably always be remembered for 2 things...his love storyline with Stephanie McMahon and his time teaming with Albert with then manager, Trish Stratus and compete as T&A. He always did his best to make sure the fans went home happy and feel like they got their moneys worth even though he wasn't the biggest name on the card.

R.I.P Andrew "Test" Martin
1975-2009
You will be truly missed. Gone from us in life but always in our hearts.

Out of sheer boredom tonight, I felt it would be appropriate to start back up blogging on this site. This week will not focus on reviewing RAW, but rather my thoughts and predictions on the upcoming WWE PPV, No Way Out.

ECW Championship
Jack Swagger (c) vs Finlay

I just want to say..this is the best feud for Swagger right now. He's young and still needs to learn a little more to progress more and there is no one in ECW who could help him more then Finlay. As far as the match goes, I see a basic match with good chain wrestling. In the end, it will be an All-American victory.

Prediction: Jack Swagger retains with the Swagger Bomb.

All or Nothing Match
Shawn Michaels vs John Bradshaw Layfield

Personally, I would have saved this for WrestleMania but I digress. I lost interest in this feud a while back..mainly from how uneventful it has really been. The match will again be nothing more then basic with HBK probably doing most of the storytelling with his emotions and body movement.

Prediction: This can go one of two ways. JBL gets DQ'd and they continue this feud or JBL wins and makes HBK do more of his dirty work for Mania. Im hoping for option #1.

No Holds Barred
Randy Orton vs Shane McMahon

A lot of criticism circles this feud. What people need to understand is that they couldn't have Orton in the Elimination Chamber because if he loses, his title shot at Mania looks like a joke and if he wins..there would be no point to him winning the Rumble. So they needed him to feud with someone and since anyone else who he could have potentially feuded with was going into the Chamber, why not a McMahon? Now, the match itself. The fact they put No Holds Barred means 2 things. 1) There WILL be outside interference and 2) There WILL be the typical Shane highspot.

Prediction: Orton gets the win after Legacy overpowers Shane (finally, right?)

Elimination Chamber for the World Heavyweight Championship
John Cena (c) vs Chris Jericho vs Kofi Kingston vs Rey Mysterio vs Mike Knox vs Kane

By far, the easiest match to predict. I won't waste time explaining it outside of this: Kofi, Rey, Kane and Knox aren't ready/aren't built up to hold the championship and Jericho is busy dealing with another feud.

Prediction: Cena retains. Order of elimination: Knox, Kofi, Rey, Kane, Jericho.

Elimination Chamber for the WWE Championship
Edge (c) vs Jeff Hardy vs Undertaker vs Big Show vs Triple H vs Kozlov

Probably going to be the best match of the night. All the right people in the match to make it great. But again, to easy to predict. The title has changed sides more then Reggie Miller at All-Star weekend. It will NOT change hands and that is 100% FACT.

Prediction: Edge retains. Order of elimination: Show, Kozlov, Taker, Hardy, HHH.