The GOAT results! Top 97 Wrestlers countdown

[strykerdarksilence]

And tied for #78


Kenta Kobashi

4 points
Highest ranking 7

6' 2" - 260 lbs

Trained by Giant Baba, Dory Funk, Jr., Masanobu Fuchi, Mazuharu Sonoda

Debut: Feburary 26, 1988

Signature move: Lariat(oooooooooooo)

Titles
AJPW Triple Crown title (2);
Unified World Tag Team titles (5);
All-Asian Tag Team titles (4);
GHC title

[strykerdarksilence]

#77


The Iron Sheik

5 points
Highest ranking 51

6'0" - 262 lbs

Trained by: Verne Gagne

Debut: 1972

Previous Gimmicks: Great Hussein Arab, Great Hossein Arab, Ali Vasari (Georgia), Col Mustafa (WWF)

Signature move: Camel clutch (Old country way?)

Titles
(New Zealand) British Empire/Commonwealth Heavyweight title [as Ali Vaziri] defeating Rick Martel (1977);
NWA Pacific Northwest Tag Team titles w/Bull Ramos defeating Jesse Ventura & Jerry Oates (April 18, 1978);
NWA (Vancouver) Canadian Tag Team titles w/Bobby Bass defeating Don Leo Jonathan & Jake Roberts (July 24, 1978);
NWA Mid-Atlantic Heavyweight title defeating Jim Brunzell (May 11, 1980);
NWA (Toronto) Canadian Heavyweight title [Great Hossein Arab] defeating Dewey Robertson (May 25, 1980);
NWA (Toronto) Canadian Heavyweight title [Great Hossein Arab] defeating Angelo Mosca (August 10, 1980);
NWA National Television title defeating Ron Garvin by DQ in Tournament Final (May 28, 1983);
WWF World Heavyweight title [Managed by Fred Blassie] defeating Bob Backlund (December 26, 1983);
WWF Tag Team titles w/Nikolai Volkoff defeating Mike Rotunda & Barry Windham (March 31, 1985);
NWA 2000 (North Carolina) American Heritage Heavyweight Title defeating Timber (December 27, 1997);
WWE (World Wrestling Entertainment) Hall of Fame Inductee (April 2, 2005);

[SsnakeBite, the No1 Frenchman]

Just so you guys know, I'm thinking about making a video of this GOAT list. Why ? For the hell of it. And after all, it's the 97 greatest wrestlers OF ALL TIME.

Actually, I've already started it, but since I'm using the wrestlers' theme songs, I might need some help for some themes.

[strykerdarksilence]

Now we have two guys tied for #75


Earthquake John Tenta

5 points
Highest ranking 21

6'7" - 462 lbs

Trained by Giant Baba, Jumbo Tsuruta, Great Kabuki, Road Warriors, Terry Gordy & Dory Funk

Debut: 1987

Previous Gimmicks: Kototenzan (Heavenly Mountain), Canadian Earthquake (WWF), Avalanche (WCW), Shark (WCW), John Tenta (WCW), Golga (WWF)

Signature Move: Earthquake Squash

Titles
UWA (Vancouver) World Heavyweight title defeating Timothy Flowers (September ??, 1987);
UWA (Vancouver) Canadian Heavyweight title defeating J.R Bundy (November 28, 1987);
UWA (Vancouver) World Heavyweight title defeating Richie Magnet (?, 1988);
SWS (Japan) Tag Team titles w/Typhoon defeating Shunji Takano & George Takano (April 17, 1992);
WWF World Tag Team titles w/Typhoon defeating Irwin R. Schyster & Ted DiBiase (July 20, 1992);

[strykerdarksilence]

Apr 3, 2008 5:35:34 GMT -5 SsnakeBite, the No1 Frenchman said:

Just so you guys know, I'm thinking about making a video of this GOAT list. Why ? For the hell of it. And after all, it's the 97 greatest wrestlers OF ALL TIME.

Actually, I've already started it, but since I'm using the wrestlers' theme songs, I might need some help for some themes.

That sounds awesome bro! Thanks ;D

[SsnakeBite, the No1 Frenchman]

Apr 3, 2008 5:48:43 GMT -5 @strykerdarksilence said:

Apr 3, 2008 5:35:34 GMT -5 SsnakeBite, the No1 Frenchman said:

Just so you guys know, I'm thinking about making a video of this GOAT list. Why ? For the hell of it. And after all, it's the 97 greatest wrestlers OF ALL TIME.

Actually, I've already started it, but since I'm using the wrestlers' theme songs, I might need some help for some themes.

That sounds awesome bro! Thanks ;D

You're welcome ! I hope it'll do your top justice. So yeah, I have most of the themes needed (so far), but some are pretty tough to find (especially for Japanese guys and some more or less obscure guys such as Mark Rocco... so as a whole, guys who aren't very famous in the US).

[strykerdarksilence]

And tied for #75


Arn Anderson

5 points
Highest ranking 21

6' 1" - 255lbs

Trained by: Ted Allen

Debut: January 1982

Previous Gimmicks: Marty Lunde (NWA), Super Olympia (NWA Southeast)

Signature move: Spinebuster

Titles
NWA Southeastern Tag Team titles w/Pat Rose defeating Steve Armstrong & Johnny Rich (?, 1984);
NWA Southeastern Tag Team titles w/Jerry Stubbs defeating Jacques Rougeau Jr. & Jimmy Golden [Tournament] (January 15, 1984);
NWA Southeastern Tag Team titles w/Jerry Stubbs defeating Jimmy Golden & Robert Fuller (March ??, 1984);
NWA Southeastern Tag Team titles w/Jerry Stubbs defeating Steve Armstrong & Johnny Rich (July 16, 1984);
NWA (Georgia) National Tag Team titles w/Ole Anderson defeating Thunderbolt Patterson & Manny Fernandez (April 28, 1985);
NWA World Televison title defeating Wahoo McDaniel in a tournament final (January 4, 1986);
NWA (Mid Atlantic) World Tag Team titles w/Tully Blanchard defeating Ricky Morton & Robert Gibson (September 29, 1987);
NWA (Mid Atlantic) World Tag Team titles w/Tully Blanchard defeating Barry Windham & Lex Luger (April 20, 1988);
WWF World Tag Team titles w/Tully Blanchard defeating Ax & Smash (July 18, 1989);
NWA World Televison title defeating Great Muta (January 2, 1990);
NWA World Televison title defeating Tom Zenk (Janaury 14, 1991);
WCW World Tag Team titles w/Larry Zbyszko defeating Bill Kazmier & Rick Steiner [Tournament] (September 5, 1991);
WCW World Tag Team titles w/Bobby Eaton defeating Dustin Rhodes & Ricky Steamboat (January 16, 1992);
WCW World Tag Team titles w/Paul Roma defeating Steve Austin & Steven Regal (sub for Brian Pillman) (August 18, 1993);
WCW World Televison title defeating Johnny B. Badd [Marc Mero] (January 8, 1995);

[strykerdarksilence]

#74


Brian Pillman

5 points
Highest ranking 6

6'0" - 235 lbs.

Trained by: Stu Hart

Debut: November 25, 1986

Previous Gimmicks: Yellow Dog

Signature Move: Air Pillman (Springboard Lariat)

Titles
Stampede International Tag Team Titles w/Bruce Hart -Bad Company- defeating Ron Starr and Cuban Assassin (April 6, 1987)
Stampede International Tag Team Titles w/Bruce Hart -Bad Company- defeating Makham Singh and Jerry Morrow (November 13, 1987)
NWA United States Tag Team Title w/Tom Zenk defeating Michael Hayes & Jimmy Garvin -Freebirds- (February 12, 1990)
WCW Light Heavyweight Title defeating Richard Morton finals of tournament (October 27, 1991)
WCW Light Heavyweight Title defeating Jushin Thunder Liger (February 29, 1992)
WCW World Tag Team Titles w/Steve Austin -Hollywood Blondes- defeating Ricky Steamboat & Shane Douglas (March 2, 1993)

[strykerdarksilence]

#73


Bobby Heenan

6 points
Highest ranking 20

6'0" - 190 lbs.

Trained by himself!

Debut: 1965

Titles
WWE Hall of Fame Inductee

[strykerdarksilence]

#72


Jerry Lawler

6 Points
Highest ranking 17

6'0" - 236 lbs.

Trained by Jackie Fargo

Debut: 1970

Signature move: Piledriver, The Fireball

Titles (Get ready for an epic list)
Tri-State Heavyweight title winning a Battle Royal (September 1971);
NWA (Mid-America) Southern Tag Team titles w/Jim White defeating Jackie Fargo & Jerry Jarrett (March 29, 1973);
NWA (Mid-America) Southern Tag Team titles w/Jim White defeating Jackie Fargo & Jerry Jarrett (April 18, 1973);
NWA (Mid-America) Southern Tag Team titles w/Jim White defeating Tojo Yamamoto & Jeff Jarrett in a Tournament (1973);
NWA (Mid-America) Southern Tag Team titles w/Jim White defeating Jerry Jarrett & Johnny Marlin (July 7, 1973);
United States Junior Tag Team titles w/Steve Kovac (May 4, 1974);
NWA Southern Junior Heavyweight title (renamed Southern Heavyweight title) defeating Tommy Gilbert (1974);
NWA (Mid-America) Southern Heavyweight title defeating Robert Fuller (October 23, 1974);
NWA (Mid-America) Southern Tag Team titles w/Tojo Yamamoto (November 1974);
NWA (Mid-America) Southern Tag Team titles w/Stan Frazier (December 1974);
NWA (Mid-America) Southern Heavyweight title defeating Bob Armstrong (October 7, 1975);
NWA (Mid America) United States Tag Team titles w/Jackie Fargo defeating Phil Hickerson & Dennis Condrey (November 19, 1975);
NWA (Mid-America) Southern Heavyweight title defeating Bob Armstrong (December 15, 1975);
NWA (Mid-America) Southern Heavyweight title defeating ? (1975);
NWA (Mid-America) Southern Tag Team titles w/Playboy Frazier (April 1976);
NWA (Mid-America) Southern Heavyweight title defeating Gorgeous George Jr. (July 1976);
NWA (Mid-America) Southern Heavyweight title defeating Jack Brisco (1976);
NWA (Mid-America) Southern Tag Team titles w/Gorgeous George Jr. (1977);
NWA (Mid-America) Southern Heavyweight title defeating Rocky Johnson (April 1977);
NWA (Mid-America) Southern Heavyweight title defeating Bob Armstrong (1977);
NWA (Mid-America) Southern Heavyweight title defeating Paul Orndorff (1977);
NWA (Mid-America) Southern Heavyweight title defeating Jimmy Valiant (October 1977);
NWA (Mid-America) Southern Heavyweight title defeating Mr. Wrestling (November 21, 1977);
NWA (Mid-America) Southern Heavyweight title defeating Jimmy Valiant (December 5, 1977);
NWA/AWA Southern Tag Team titles w/Bill Dundee defeating Dennis Condrey & Phil Hickerson (1978);
NWA/AWA Southern Tag Team titles w/Mongolian Stomper defeating Jos LeDuc & Jean Louie (1978);
NWA/AWA Southern Tag Team titles w/Bill Dundee defeating ? & ? (1978);
NWA/AWA Southern Heavyweight title defeating Don Fargo (December 4, 1978);
NWA/AWA Southern Tag Team titles w/Bill Dundee defeating Toru Tanaka & Mr. Fuji (June 4, 1979);
NWA/AWA Southern Heavyweight title defeating Bill Dundee (October 15, 1979);
CWA (Continental Wrestling Association) World title defeating Billy Graham (November 12, 1979);
NWA/AWA Southern Tag Team titles w/Bill Dundee defeating ? & ? (1981);
NWA/AWA Southern Heavyweight title defeating Jimmy Valiant (February 15, 1981);
NWA/AWA Southern Heavyweight title defeating defeating ?? (1981);
NWA/AWA Southern Heavyweight title defeating Dream Machine (Troy Graham) (August 24, 1981);
NWA/AWA Southern Heavyweight title defeating Dutch Mantell (January 18, 1982);
NWA/AWA Southern Heavyweight title defeating Dutch Mantell (Match 1, 1982);
NWA/AWA Southern Heavyweight title defeating Dutch Mantell (April 1, 1982);
NWA/AWA Southern Heavyweight title defeating Kendo Nagasaki (1982);
NWA/AWA Southern Heavyweight title defeating Kimala (August 9, 1982);
NWA/AWA Southern Heavyweight title defeating Nick Bockwinkel (November 1982);
CWA/AWA International title defeating Austin Idol (March 7, 1983);
NWA/AWA Southern Heavyweight title defeating Bill Dundee (June 6, 1983);
NWA/AWA Southern Heavyweight title defeating Man Mountain Link (July 4, 1983);
CWA/AWA International title defeating Ken Patera (July 5, 1983);
NWA/AWA Southern Heavyweight title defeating Bill Dundee in a Tournament Final (September 19, 1983);
NWA/AWA Southern Heavyweight title defeating Jesse Ventura (October 3, 1983);
NWA/AWA Southern Heavyweight title defeating Jesse Ventura (November 1983);
NWA/AWA Southern Tag Team titles w/Jos LeDuc defeating The Zambuie Express (March 12, 1984);
CWA Heavyweight title defeating Randy Savage (April 12, 1984);
NWA/AWA Southern Heavyweight title defeating Lord Humongous (Mike Stark) (May 21, 1984);
NWA/AWA Southern Heavyweight title defeating King Kong Bundy (November 12, 1984);
NWA/AWA Southern Heavyweight title defeating Eddie Gilbert (February 12, 1985);
NWA/AWA Southern Heavyweight title defeating Randy Savage (July 3, 1985);
CWA Heavyweight title defeating Rick Link (July 15, 1985);
NWA/AWA Southern Heavyweight title defeating Bota the Witch Doctor (July 29, 1985);
NWA/AWA Southern Heavyweight title defeating Tarras Bulba (September 6, 1985);
NWA/AWA Southern Tag Team titles w/Austin Idol defeating Dutch Mantell & Bill Dundee (December 9, 1985);
NWA/AWA Southern Heavyweight title defeating Bill Dundee (December 21, 1985);
Polynesian Pacific title defeating Lars Anderson (January 25, 1986);
NWA/AWA Southern Heavyweight title defeating Bill Dundee (April 8, 1986);
NWA/AWA Southern Tag Team titles w/Giant Hillbilly defeating The MOD Squad (June 23, 1986);
CWA/AWA International title defeating Bill Dundee (July 19, 1986);
NWA/AWA Southern Heavyweight title defeating Bam Bam Bigelow (July 28, 1986);
NWA/AWA Southern Tag Team titles w/Big Bubba defeating Don Bass & Dirty Rhodes (aka Roger Smith) (November 3, 1986);
NWA/AWA Southern Heavyweight title defeating Austin Idol (April 20, 1987);
NWA/AWA Southern Heavyweight title defeating Austin Idol (June 8, 1987);
NWA/AWA Southern Heavyweight title defeating Brickhouse Brown (July 13, 1987);
NWA/AWA Southern Heavyweight title defeating Don Bass (August 31, 1987);
AWA World Tag Team titles w/Bill Dundee defeating Soldat Ustinov & Doug Somers (October 11, 1987);
AWA World Tag Team titles w/Bill Dundee defeating Hector Guerrero & Dr. D (October 26, 1987);
NWA/AWA Southern Heavyweight title defeating Bobby Jaggers (November 21, 1987);
AWA World Heavyweight title defeating Curt Hennig (May 9, 1988);
World Class Heavyweight title defeating Kerry von Erich (December 13, 1988);
USWA (United States Wrestling Association) Unified Heavyweight title (AWA & WCCW Unified into one title) (December 13, 1988);
USWA (United States Wrestling Association) Unified Heavyweight title defeating Master of Pain (April 25, 1989);
USWA (United States Wrestling Association) Unified Heavyweight title defeating Soultaker (November 6, 1989);
USWA (United States Wrestling Association) Texas Heavyweight title defeating Kerry von Erich (December 12, 1989);
USWA (United States Wrestling Association) Unified Heavyweight title defeating King Cobra (January 8, 1990);
USWA (United States Wrestling Association) Unified Heavyweight title defeating Jimmy Valiant (March 12, 1990);
USWA (United States Wrestling Association) Unified Heavyweight title defeating Jimmy Valiant (May 5, 1990);
USWA (United States Wrestling Association) Unified Heavyweight title defeating Austin Idol (October 8, 1990);
USWA (United States Wrestling Association) Tag Team titles w/Jeff Jarrett defeating The Fabulous Ones (February 4, 1991);
USWA (United States Wrestling Association) Unified Heavyweight title defeating Terry Funk (March 11, 1991);
USWA (United States Wrestling Association) Unified Heavyweight title defeating Awesome Kong (August 12, 1991);
USWA (United States Wrestling Association) Unified Heavyweight title defeating The Dragon Master (September 2, 1991);
USWA (United States Wrestling Association) Unified Heavyweight title defeating Kamala (December 2, 1991);
USWA (United States Wrestling Association) Unified Heavyweight title defeating Kamala (May 4, 1992);
GWF (Global Wrestling Federation) World Heavyweight title defeating Eddie Gilbert (June 8, 1992);
USWA (United States Wrestling Association) Tag Team titles w/Jeff Jarrett defeating The Moondogs (June 29, 1992);
USWA (United States Wrestling Association) Tag Team titles w/Jeff Jarrett defeating The Moondogs (Spot/Cujo) (July 20, 1992);
USWA (United States Wrestling Association) Tag Team titles w/Jeff Jarrett defeating The Moondogs (Spot/Cujo) (August 17, 1992);
USWA (United States Wrestling Association) Unified Heavyweight title defeating Todd Champion (November 2, 1992);
USWA (United States Wrestling Association) Unified Heavyweight title defeating Koko B. Ware (December 14, 1992);
USWA (United States Wrestling Association) Unified Heavyweight title defeating Owen Hart (July 5, 1993);
USWA (United States Wrestling Association) Unified Heavyweight title defeating Tatanka (September 20, 1993);
USWA (United States Wrestling Association) Unified Heavyweight title defeating Jeff Jarrett (December 20, 1993);
USWA (United States Wrestling Association) Unified Heavyweight title defeating Eddie Gilbert (February 7, 1994);
USWA (United States Wrestling Association) Unified Heavyweight title defeating Eddie Gilbert (March 25, 1994);
SMW (Smokey Mountain Wrestling) Heavyweight title defeating Dirty White Boy (January 28, 1995);
USWA (United States Wrestling Association) Unified Heavyweight title defeating Sid Vicious (February 6, 1995);
USWA (United States Wrestling Association) Unified Heavyweight title defeating Razor Ramon (May 5, 1995);
USWA (United States Wrestling Association) Heavyweight title defeating Tex Slazenger (January 10, 1996);
USWA (United States Wrestling Association) Unified Heavyweight title defeating Mabel in a Tournament Final (March 4, 1996);
USWA (United States Wrestling Association) Heavyweight title defeating Mabel (March 16, 1996);
USWA (United States Wrestling Association) Tag Team titles w/Bill Dundee defeating The CyberPunks (PG-13) (May 18, 1996);
USWA (United States Wrestling Association) Tag Team titles w/Bill Dundee defeating Flex Kavana & Bart Sawyer (July 1, 1996);
USWA (United States Wrestling Association) Unified Heavyweight title defeating Jeff Jarrett (July 24, 1996);
USWA (United States Wrestling Association) Unified Heavyweight title defeating Sid Vicious (September 2, 1996);
USWA (United States Wrestling Association) Unified Heavyweight title defeating The Colorado Kid (November 16, 1996);
USWA (United States Wrestling Association) Unified Heavyweight title defeating Tank (March 22, 1997);
USWA (United States Wrestling Association) Unified Heavyweight title defeating King Reginald (Reggie B. Fine) (April 27, 1997);
Power Pro Wrestling Tag Team title w/Bill Dundee defeating Kid Wikkid & Derrick King (April 17, 1999);
Maryland Championship Wrestling title defeating The Bruiser (November 2, 2001);
OnlineWorldofWrestling.com Hall of Fame Inductee (2006);

[SsnakeBite, the No1 Frenchman]

I'm starting to wonder, stryker, the title lists you give... do they only show the times when the wrestlers WON the belts or also when they defended them successfully ?

[strykerdarksilence]

Apr 3, 2008 6:44:41 GMT -5 SsnakeBite, the No1 Frenchman said:

I'm starting to wonder, stryker, the title lists you give... do they only show the times when the wrestlers WON the belts or also when they defended them successfully ?

Unbelievably in the case of Lawler, only when they win them, as posted on Online World of Wrestling.

[SsnakeBite, the No1 Frenchman]

Apr 3, 2008 7:00:19 GMT -5 @strykerdarksilence said:

Apr 3, 2008 6:44:41 GMT -5 SsnakeBite, the No1 Frenchman said:

I'm starting to wonder, stryker, the title lists you give... do they only show the times when the wrestlers WON the belts or also when they defended them successfully ?

Unbelievably in the case of Lawler, only when they win them, as posted on Online World of Wrestling.

Well...

[strykerdarksilence]

And finally for today, two guys tied for #70


"Gorgeous" George Wagner

6 points
Highest ranking 5

5'9" - 215 lbs

Debut: 1932

Previous Gimmicks: Almer the Great, "The Human Orchid"

Titles
Pacific Coast Middleweight title defeating Buck Lipscomb (?, 1938);
Pacific Coast Light Heavyweight title defeating Pat O` Dowdy (May 19, 1939);
Pacific Cost Junior Heavyweight title defeating Billy McEuin (September ??, 1941);
Pacific Coast Light Heavyweight title defeating Jack Kiser (September 4, 1941);
California State Light Heavyweight title defeating Wild Red Berry (May 8, 1942);
Pacific Coast Light Heavyweight title defeating Jack Lipscomb (May 10, 1943);
Pacific Coast Light Heavyweight title defeating Tony Ross (November 1, 1943);
(Los Angeles) World Heavyweight title defeating Enrique Torres (March 26, 1947);
(Illinois) World Heavyweight title defeating Walter Palmer (March 4, 1949);
AWA (Boston) World Heavyweight title defeating Don Eagle (May 26, 1950);
NWA (Georgia) Southern Heavyweight title defeating Don McIntyre (March 7, 1953);
NWA Gulf Coast Heavyweight title defeating Billy Wicks (November 12, 1958);

[strykerdarksilence]

Equal in #70


Bruiser Brody

6 points
Highest ranking 5

6`8" - 285 lbs

Debut: 1973

Previous Gimmicks: Frank Goodish, Frank Brody, Red River Jack (WCCW), "King Kong" Brody (AWA)

Signature moves: Diving kneedrop, Running kneedrop

Titles
NWA (Tri State) United States Tag Team titles w/Stan Hanson defeating Terry Lathan & Johnny Eagles (October ??, 1974);
NWA Western States Heavyweight title defeating Ray Candy (October 17, 1975);
NWA Florida Heavyweight title defeating Rocky Johnson (December 31, 1975);
NWA (World Class) American Heavyweight title defeating Fritz Von Erich (January 3, 1977);
NWA (World Class) American Heavyweight title defeating Fritz Von Erich (April 13, 1977);
NWA Texas Tag Team titles w/Mike York defeating Cien Caras & Jose Lothario (April 15, 1977);
NWA Texas Heavyweight title defeating Dale Valentine (May 28, 1978);
NWA Texas Tag Team titles w/Gino Hernandez defeating David & Kevin Von Erich (August ??, 1978);
NWA Texas Brass Knuckles title defeating Karl Krupp (August 25, 1978);
NWA (World Class) American Heavyweight title defeating Fritz Von Erich (September 11, 1978);
NWA Texas Brass Knuckles title defeating Toru Tanaka (?, 1979);
NWA Texas Brass Knuckles title defeating Mark Lewin (June 10, 1979);
NWA Texas Tag Team titles w/Kerry Von Erich defeating Killer Brooks & Mark Lewin (July 23, 1979);
NWA Texas Brass Knuckles title defeating Mark Lewin (July 29, 1979);
WWA (Indianapolis) World Heavyweight title defeating Dick the Bruiser (August 4, 1979);
NWA (World Class) American Heavyweight title defeating The Spoiler (November 30, 1979);
NWA (World Class) American Tag Team titles w/Kerry Von Erich defeating Mark Lewin & The Spoiler (?, 1980);
NWA Central States Tag Team titles w/Ernie Ladd defeating Jerry & Ted Oates in a tournament (Febuary 3, 1980);
NWA Texas Brass Knuckles title defeating Mark Lewin (March 14, 1980);
NWA Central States Heavyweight title defeating Bob Brown (April 10, 1980);
NWA Texas Brass Knuckles title defeating Stan Stasiak (November 14, 1980);
NWA (World Class) American Tag Team titles w/Kerry Von Erich defeating Gary Young & Gino Hernandez (January 11, 1981);
(All Japan) Real World Tag Team Tournament Winner w/Jimmy Snuka (1981);
NWA (All Japan) International Heavyweight title defeating Dory Funk Jr. (October 9, 1981);
SCW Southwest World Tag Team titles w/Dick Slater defeating Gino Hernandez & Tully Blanchard (?, 1982);
SCW Southwest Brass Knuckles title defeating ?? (April ??, 1982);
NWA (All Japan) International Heavyweight titl defeating Dory Funk Jr. (April 21, 1982);
(All Japan) Real World Tag Team Tournament Winner w/Stan Hansen (1983);
NWA (World Class) American Tag Team titles w/Kerry Von Erich defeating Terry Gordy & Michael Hayes (June 17, 1983);
PWF (Japan) World Tag Team titles w/Stan Hanson defeating Dory Funk Jr. & Giant Baba in a tournament (April 25, 1984);
WCCW (World Class) Television title defeating Rick Rude (May 17, 1986);
NWA (All Japan) International Heavyweight title defeating Jumbo Tsuruta (March 27, 1988);
OnlineWorldofWrestling.com Hall of Fame Inductee (2007);

[strykerdarksilence]

Tomorrow we move onto the 60s!

[Joker]

Woah, Lawler has held a lot of titles!!

Good to see Quake on the list.

[strykerdarksilence]

Apr 3, 2008 7:43:21 GMT -5 Joker said:

Woah, Lawler has held a lot of titles!!

Good to see Quake on the list.

That list for Lawler is smurfing insane I know!

I was glad Big John got in there too

[SsnakeBite, the No1 Frenchman]

Apr 3, 2008 7:57:00 GMT -5 @strykerdarksilence said:

Apr 3, 2008 7:43:21 GMT -5 Joker said:

Woah, Lawler has held a lot of titles!!

Good to see Quake on the list.

That list for Lawler is smurfing insane I know!

I guess it's safe to say he's the man who's hold the most belts in his career... there can't be someone who's hold more of them, right ?

[strykerdarksilence]

Apr 3, 2008 7:58:49 GMT -5 SsnakeBite, the No1 Frenchman said:

Apr 3, 2008 7:57:00 GMT -5 @strykerdarksilence said:

That list for Lawler is smurfing insane I know!

I guess it's safe to say he's the man who's hold the most belts in his career... there can't be someone who's hold more of them, right ?

I think its accepted he has held the most. There might be some lower down indy guys or maybe some Japanese or Latin guys who have held more overall, but in a reknowned career, Lawler would have to have the most gold.