When you watch WWE as much as we do, you begin to notice little things...like the different ways Supestars and Divas enter the ring.

-12% of all Superstars and Divas enter the ring by going over the top rope, a move usually reserved for big men like Khali.

-69% of all Superstars and Divas part the top and middle ropes. Some even wipe their feet first. What's up Yoshi Tatsu?

-7% of the roster (Divas only) enter between the middle and bottom ropes, specifically Alicia Fox, Gail Kim, Natalya, Jillian and Maria.

12% of all Superstars and Divas enter the ring beneath the bottom rope, by sliding or diving in head first.

6/29/09 (San Jose, CA) (HP Pavilion)

Batista

7/6/09 (Taped, 6/21/09) (Dubuque, IA) (Five Flags Arena)

"Million Dollar Man" Ted DiBiase

7/13/09 (Orlando, FL) (Amway Arena)

Seth Green

7/20/09 (Raleigh, NC) (RBC Center)

ZZ Top

7/27/09 (Washington, DC) (Verizon Center)

Shaquille O'Neal

8/3/09 (Uncasville, CT) (Mohegan Sun Arena)

Jeremy Piven & Dr. Ken

8/10/09 (Calgary, Canada) (Pengrowth Saddledome)

Sgt. Slaughter

8/17/09 (St. Louis, MO) (ScottTrade Center)

Freddie Prinze, Jr.

8/24/09 (Las Vegas, NV) Thomas & Mack Center)

Floyd Mayweather

8/31/09 (Detroit, MI) (Joe Louis Arena)

Dusty Rhodes

9/7/09 (Rosemont, IL) (AllState Arena)

Bob Barker

9/14/09 (Toronto, Canada) (Air Canada Center)

Trish Stratus

9/21/09 (Little Rock, AR) (Verizon Center)

Cedric The Entertainer

9/28/09 (Albany, NY) (Times Union Center)

Reverand Al Sharpton

10/5/09 (Wilkes-Barre, PA) (Wachovia Arena)

Ben Roethlisberger

10/12/09 (Indianapolis, IN) (Conseco Fieldhouse)

Nancy O'Dell & Maria Menounos

 10/19/09 (Jacksonville, FL) (Jacksonville Veterans Memorial Arena)

Snoop Dogg

 10/26/09 (Buffalo, NY) (HSBC Arena)

Kyle Busch & Joey Logano

11/2/09 (Worcester, MA) (DCU Center)

Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne

11/9/09 (Sheffield, England) (Sheffield Arena)

Ricky "The Hitman" Hatton

11/16/09 (New York, NY) (Madison Square Garden)

Rowdy Roddy Piper

11/23/09 (Hershey, PA) (Giant Center)

Jesse "The Body" Ventura

11/30/09 (Baltimore, MD) (1st Mariner Arena)

Verne Troyer

12/7/09 (Dallas, TX) (American Airlines Arena)

Mark Cuban

12/14/09 (Corpus Christi, TX) (American Bank Arena)

Dennis Miller

25. "Give Me A Hell Yeah" Stone Cold Steve Austin

24. "The Champ...is...here!" John Cena

23. "Listen, you pencil-necked geeks." Classy Freddie Blassie

22. "You're dismissed, maggot." Sgt. Slaughter

21. For the benefie of those with flash photogaphy..." Edge & Christian

WHAT INSPIRED IT?  "Edge and I were sitting in the stands and we decided that we weren't going to come down through the crowd anymove. That was our way of getting close to the fans and we still wanted to give the fans their time with us. We thought, 'Maybe we should pose for them, for five seconds. Yeah, just for people with flash photography.' Hadn't flash photography been around for years? We thought it would be so ridiculous." Christian

20. "Viva la raza!" Eddie Guerrero

19. "I have wined and dined with kings and queens and I've slept in alleys and dined on pork and beans." Dusty Rhodes

18. "Say hello to the bad guy." Razor Ramon

17. "Ahhhhhhhh, what a rush!" Legion of Doom

16. "Oh yeah, dig it!" Randy Savage

15. "Finally, The Rock has come back to (insert city here)." The Rock

14. "I am the Game and I am that damn good." Triple H

13. "To be the man, you've got to beat the man..." Ric Flair

12. "Everybody's got a price." Ted DiBiase

11. "Hoooo!" Hacksaw Jim Duggan

WHAT INSPIERED IT?   "Back when I was in Mid-South Wrestling, I wanted to have some sort of interaction with the crowd. I just hollered at them and they hollered back at me. I knew about Ric Flair's 'Whoooo,' and that was always a little too high-pitched fr me. I've alwys ribbed Ric about that and said that his trunks are too tight. So my voice just came outa little deeper. One time I was in my hometown of Glens Falls, NY, and I went to a Midnight Mass on Christmas Eve. I walked inside the church and people were hooo-ing. You'd figure a church would be quiet. Jim Duggan

10. "Whatcha gonna do, when Hulkamania runs wild on you?" Hulk Hogan

9. "You can't see me!" John Cena

8. "You're fired!" Mr. McMahon

7. "The best there is, the best there was, the best there ever will be." Bret Hart

6. "What?" Stone Cold Steve Austin

5. "Do you smell what The Rock is cooking?" The Rock

4. "Rest. In. Peace." Undertaker

3. "Woooo!" Ric Flair

2. "And that's the bottom line, 'cause Stone Cold said so." Steve Austin

1. "We've got two words for you... Suck It!" DX

WHAT INSPIRED IT?   "It was about 100 years ago, and Triple H, Kevin Nash, Scott Hall, Sean Waltman and myself were in Europe. Sean started doing that gesture, and then we started saying that phrase to each other. It slowly evolved from there. We were all from that generation where if you beat something over the head long enough, it becomes funny. It started with him doing the gesture to us saying, 'Suck It!' and then, before you knew it, someone was saying 'I got two words for you.' It grew from an inside joke. I am surprised everyday that people still enjoy it. Hunter and I are always waiting for that other show to drop, to see people grow tired of it. But now it's like the KISS farewell tour. ...If not for those two words, I think we would have found something that was equally as offensive. I don't think anything or anyone here became popular because of just one thing, certainly not just a catchphrase. If there's a career that's built around just one catchphrase, then that career is not going to last very long." Shawn Michaels

 

To date, the Women's Title has been held by only 28 competitors in 53 years.

Despite titantron appearances, The Rock has not set foot in a WWE ring in 5 years.

Following his brief WWE run, Battle Kat worked as a referee for WCW.

Edge has participated in 6 of teh past 8 TLC Matches. His record is 4-2.

In WCW, Bret Hart used a makeshift suit of armor to knock out Goldberg.

Alex Trebek was the first game-show host to appear on WWE TV, making an appearance at WM7.

The Miz has been on more reality shows than any Superstar in history.

The Gobbledy Gooker was actually Hector Guerrero. The Uncle of Chavo.

Batista tried out for WCW, but was told he would never make it in the business!

Zack Ryder first uttered "Woo woo woo" on WWE.com's "The Dirt Sheet."

As DX, Shawn Michaels and Triple H have never held the World Tag Team Titles.

Kofi Kingston won the THQ Superstar Gaming Challenge at WM25.

Roland Emmerich helmed Universal Soldier, which featured WWE's Zeus.

DX had their own pay-per-view named D-Generation X: In Your House in '97.

Gail Kim co-starred with the late Pat Morita in the 2009 thriller Royal Kill.

 

We give thanks to Survivor Series by breaking down the Thanksgiving classic.

10,560: Length, in feet, of the steel chains that cover the Elimination Chamber. This stip debuted at 2002's Survivor Series, with Shawn Michaels winning the inaugural bout by plowing through Superstars like Triple H and Chris Jericho. That's more than two miles of soul-smashing steel.

5: Years before Survivor Series ever featured a one-on-one match. It happened in 1991, when Undertaker defeated Hulk Hogan for his first WWE Championship.

35:14: Length of the longest-ever singles bout held at a Survivor Series. In 1994, Bret Hart nd Bob Backlund rocked the Freeman Coliseum in a Submission Match that blazed past the half-hour mark. Through Bret Hart has the British Bulldog in his corner, it was Backlund (who had Owen watching his back) who snagged the win at last. So much for family ties.

30: Feet that Stone Cold Steve Austin dropped Triple H at 2000's Survivor Series...using a forklift, Triple H had fled to his car at the end of his No DQ Match against Austin-presumably to run over The Rattlesnake like he did Rikishi the year before.

580: Weight difference, in pounds, between Team Triple H (Triple H, Rey Mysterio, Kane & Jeff Hardy) and Team Umaga (Umaga, Big Daddy V, Finlay, Mr. Kennedy & MVP) during a 4-on-5 Match at 2007's Survivor Series. Triple H's team was short a whole 238 pounds due to Matt Hardy's injury.

20: Superstars involved in the largest Survivor Series contest, a 10-Team Tag Match in 1987 featuring: Strike Force (Tito Santana & Rick Martel), The Young Stallions (Paul Roma & Jim Powers), The Fabulous Rougeaus, The Killer Bees and The British Bulldogs, who defeated The Hart Foundation, The Islanders (Haku & Tama), Demoliton, The Bolsheviks and The New Dream Team (Greg Valentine & Dino Bravo).