Who do you think had the best W-L record in the WWE in 2010?

[Warner2BruceTD]

Take a guess...

 

Brie Bella, 61-5. Narrowly edging Nikki Bella, 60-5

The worst record?

 

Carlito, 1-48-1. Next worst? Batista, 4-51-2

Here is the complete list:

 

Vance Archer 33 11-21-1

Trent Barreta 46 10-36

Wade Barrett 108 30-75-3

Batista 47 4-51-2

Brie Bella 66 61-5

Nikki Bella 6560-5

Evan Bourne 124 80-44

Daniel Bryan 72 52-20

Carlito 50 1-48-1

John Cena 179 138-25-16

Christian 115 81-33-1

Caylen Croft 33 6-27

Alberto Del Rio 130 64-63-3

Ted DiBiase 150 33-117

Edge 133 80-40-13

Fit Finlay 27 16-11

Alicia Fox 126 26-100

Justin Gabriel 70 39-31

Luke Gallows 78 13-65

Shad Gaspard 31 12-17-2

Chavo Guerrero 117 20-97

Goldust 107 70-37

Jillian Hall 51 4-47

Matt Hardy 83 30-53

Husky Harris 22 9-13

Curt Hawkins 30 10-20

HHH 39 32-5-2

Mark Henry 122 60-61-1

Ezekiel Jackson 59 37-21-1

Mickie James 22 14-8

Chris Jericho 110 33-73-4

JTG 63 32-29-2

Kane 155 85-44-26

Kaval 40 10-29-1

Kelly Kelly 91 46-45

Great Khali 39 28-9-2

Tyson Kidd 140 92-47-1

Gail Kim 73 53-20

Kofi Kingston 183 99-81-3

Vladimir Kozlov 82 52-30

Layla 123 49-74

Santino Marella 91 66-25

Maryse 90 19-71

Chris Masters 114 51-62-1

Michelle McCool 72 38-34

Michael McGillicutty 22 12-10

Drew McIntyre 157 75-67-15

Melina 49 37-12

The Miz 176 105-67-4

John Morrison 153 80-70-3

MVP 149 69-87-2

Rey Mysterio 139 106-28-5

Natalya 54 39-14-1

Randy Orton 174 127-39-8

David Otunga 64 21-43

Beth Phoenix 53 30-23

Primo 79 24-54-1

C.M. Punk 108 28-78-2

William Regal 108 17-90-1

Tyler Reks 71 15-56

Cody Rhodes 149 65-82-2

Alex Riley 41 11-30

R-Truth 117 76-38-3

Zack Ryder 111 14-96-1

Sheamus 182 51-118-13

Big Show 171 105-55-11

Heath Slater 67 33-34

David Hart Smith 137 88-48-1

Jack Swagger 176 49-124-3

Michael Tarver 32 9-23

Yoshi Tatsu 78 51-27

Eve Torres 97 65-32

Undertaker 49 36-9-4

Jey Uso 54 8-46

Jimmy Uso 54 8-46

Darren Young 27 13-14

Dolph Ziggler 149 67-80-2

 

[KINGOFOOTBALL]

Did Hulk Hogan go undefeated for 4 years ?
How bout Mr Perfect ?
I can only remember Hogan fighting like a dozen times a year. Did wrestlers always fight that many times a year ?

 

[j.hen]

It's all scripted.... Soo whats the point?

 

[Warner2BruceTD]

It's all scripted.... Soo whats the point?

Wait a second...wrestling isnt real?

You've just crushed my world.

 

[Warner2BruceTD]

Did Hulk Hogan go undefeated for 4 years ?
How bout Mr Perfect ?
I can only remember Hogan fighting like a dozen times a year. Did wrestlers always fight that many times a year ?

During Hogan's peak years (84-88) he probably worked 200-250 matches per year.

Wrestlers today rarely work half of that figure.

 

[Warner2BruceTD]

The highest number of WWE matches I can find for a single year is 246 for Randy Savage in 1986. He also has the second highest single year total (242), in 1987.

From 1984-1986, Tito Santana & Greg Valentine went over the 200 mark three consecutive years.

Bret Hart had 232 matches in 1991, and 238 in 1992. He followed that up with 197 & 196 in '93 & '94, so he nearly had four consecutive years of 200+ matches (and he probably did do it four in a row, since complete records don't exist. It's likely a few matches from '93 & '94 are missing).

From 1980 - 2009, Bret Hart wrestled 2,403 WWF/WWE matches. That's the most all time. Here is the rest of the top ten:

2. Undertaker - 2226
3. Tito Santana - 1885
4. Shawn Michaels - 1862
5. HHH - 1799
6. Kane - 1748
7. Greg Valentine - 1629
8. Randy Savage - 1614
9. Davey Boy Smith - 1601
10. Billy Gunn - 1444

Hogan is tied for 12th, at 1432, one spot ahead of THE BROOKLYN BRAWLER, Steve Lombardi. Hogan's single year high was 175 matches in 1987.

Keep in mind, these are just WWF/WWE figures.

 

[EmpireWF]

It's all scripted.... Soo whats the point?

It's not scripted.

 

[KINGOFOOTBALL]

The highest number of WWE matches I can find for a single year is 246 for Randy Savage in 1986. He also has the second highest single year total (242), in 1987.

From 1984-1986, Tito Santana & Greg Valentine went over the 200 mark three consecutive years.

Bret Hart had 232 matches in 1991, and 238 in 1992. He followed that up with 197 & 196 in '93 & '94, so he nearly had four consecutive years of 200+ matches (and he probably did do it four in a row, since complete records don't exist. It's likely a few matches from '93 & '94 are missing).

From 1980 - 2009, Bret Hart wrestled 2,403 WWF/WWE matches. That's the most all time. Here is the rest of the top ten:

2. Undertaker - 2226
3. Tito Santana - 1885
4. Shawn Michaels - 1862
5. HHH - 1799
6. Kane - 1748
7. Greg Valentine - 1629
8. Randy Savage - 1614
9. Davey Boy Smith - 1601
10. Billy Gunn - 1444

Hogan is tied for 12th, at 1432, one spot ahead of THE BROOKLYN BRAWLER, Steve Lombardi. Hogan's single year high was 175 matches in 1987.

Keep in mind, these are just WWF/WWE figures.

As someone who was convinced these guys only worked the big Televised events that blew my mind.

My only suspicion as a kid was watching WWF spotlight hosted by Lord Alfred Hayes and seeing the One Man Gang fight and lose by accidentally getting hit by Slicks cane and succumbing to an immediate small package.....problem was I had seen this exact sequence happen a week earlier on WWF superstars where the ropes were red and blue and the ring drapes were different. Something didnt add up.....now I get it.

 

[FedEx227]

The best example of that was the Warlord and British Bulldog didn't they wrestle something like 190 times in one year?

 

[Dan The Man]

Mr. Ass looks way out of place on that list.

 

[EmpireWF]

lol, well on and off he was with them from about 1994 to 2002ish I wanna say.

 

[Warner2BruceTD]

The best example of that was the Warlord and British Bulldog didn't they wrestle something like 190 times in one year?

Seems a bit high, considering 200 matches total in one year was considered an iron man workload in that era. But I do believe they did work against each other a ridiculous amount of times in either 1991 or 1992. I will attempt to look this up. I know a lot of the bookings were "arm wrestling challenges" where Warlord undoubtably ended up flipping the table on Bulldog just before he lost. That may skew the number.

 

[CaribbeanJoseph]

Not trying to troll, I'm genuinely curious, why does it really matter when the outcome is predetermined?

 

[Warner2BruceTD]

Not trying to troll, I'm genuinely curious, why does it really matter when the outcome is predetermined?

It doesn't matter, its just interesting useless information. There are things that people who follow wrestling way to closely can decifer from some of the information, but its basically just fun trivia, because wrestling orginizations don't track statistics or keep records of anything.

 

[FedEx227]

Seems a bit high, considering 200 matches total in one year was considered an iron man workload in that era. But I do believe they did work against each other a ridiculous amount of times in either 1991 or 1992. I will attempt to look this up. I know a lot of the bookings were "arm wrestling challenges" where Warlord undoubtably ended up flipping the table on Bulldog just before he lost. That may skew the number.

I use to remember hearing about them wrestling a ton but I'm also struggling finding a definitive number.

 

[Warner2BruceTD]

Well, it wasnt 1992.

Davey Boy Smith's most frequent opponent in 1992 was Repo Man (28 matches). davey boy wrestled 133 times in the year, going 106-11-1.

Warlord wrestled only 46 times (30-11-3, with 2 battle royal/other matches), as I believe he left the company during the year.

 

[Warner2BruceTD]

I found this interesting. The following wrestlers went undefeated in 1992:

Crush (133-0-2) - "Kona" Crush gimmick
Bob Backlund (33-0)
Yokozuna (17-0) - begginings of big main even push
Konnan (11-0)
Paul Ellering (10-0)

Konnan was probably dark matches and stuff as Max Moon. Ellering was on the winning end of siz man tags with the Legion Of Doom.

Backlund was back after many years and most of those wins are over jobbers for TV.

Crush was repackaged, and Yokozuna arrived in October and was pegged for future main events from day one. That's how you get someone over, by winning matches. Not by trading wins on TV every week, which leads to nobody getting over. Why do they not get this anymore?

 

[Warner2BruceTD]

1991

Davey Boy Smith, 208 matches
Warlord, 178 matches

Davey Boy Smith vs the Warlord: 29 singles matches and 4 tag matches. Davey Boy won 19 of these matches.

So it appears the extent of their epic feud was greatly exaggerated over the years. In fact, The Warlord faced Kerry Von Erich (39), and Bret Hart (32) in more singles matces, and Davey Boy's most frequent singles opponent was Mr. Perfect (30).

The most frequent matchup of the year was Ted DiBiase vs. Virgil - 79 times in singles matches, with 15 more tag matches.

 

[FedEx227]

Oh okay yeah I thought I remember hearing about it being some tremendous every single house show, same match every single time deal.

Guess it wasn't true.

 

[Bigpapa42]

Lack of roster depth. They used to have 5-10 guys on the roster at all times who were just there to job, and many more local guys they would use at times. Now they don't. If someone doesn't have "use", they don't get to stay.