WWE Smackdown Champions

November 10, 2008

Here you find an up to date list of WWE Smackdown Champions, plus a little extra for those who are interested:

Triple H- (July 27th, 1969) Since his 1995 induction into the WWE, Triple H has become a household name. This Cerebral Assassin has won over twenty World Wrestling Federation titles including King of the Ring in 1997 and the Royal Eumble in 2002 (see a full list of accomplishments below.)



  • Independent Wrestling Federation
  1. IWF Heavyweight Championship (1x)
  • Pro Wrestling Illustrated
  1. PWI Feud of the Year (2000) vs. Kurt Angle
  2. PWI Feud of the Year (2004) vs. Chris Benoit
  3. PWI Match of the Year (2004) vs. Shawn Michaels and Chris Benoit at WrestleMania (check out the WrestleMania page for WrestleMania tickets info)
  4. PWI Most Hated Wrestler of the Year (2003–2005)
  5. PWI ranked him # 1 of the top 500 singles wrestlers in the PWI 500 in 2000.
  • World Wrestling Federation / World Wrestling Entertainment
  1. WWF/E Championship (7 x)
  2. WWF European Championship (2)
  3. WWF/E Intercontinental Championship (5x)
  4. WWF Tag Team Championship (1 time) – with Stone Cold Steve Austin
  5. World Heavyweight Championship (5x)
  6. King of the Ring (1997)
  7. Royal Rumble (2002)
  8. Grand Slam Championship (2nd)
  9. Triple Crown Championship (7th)
  • Wrestling Observer Newsletter awards
  1. Feud of the Year (2000) vs. Mick Foley
  2. Feud of the Year (2004) vs. Shawn Michaels and Chris Benoit
  3. Feud of the Year (2005) vs. Batista
  4. Most Overrated (2002–2004)
  5. Readers’ Least Favorite Wrestler (2002, 2003)
  6. Worst Feud of the Year (2002) vs. Kane
  7. Worst Feud of the Year (2006) with Shawn Michaels vs. Shane and Vince McMahon
  8. Worst Worked Match of the Year (2003) vs. Scott Steiner at No Way Out
  9. Wrestler of the Year (2000)
  10. Wrestling Observer Newsletter Hall of Fame (Class of 2005)

Triple H’s signature moves include the Indian Deathlock, the Pedigree, the Abdominal Stretch and the Chop Block, among others.

Shelton Benjamin- (July 9, 1962) Growing up on the mean streets of Orangeburg, SC, Benjamin could’ve gone down the wrong path. Having acheived a 122-10 record in high school, and a national heavyweight wrestling title in 1996 at Lasson Jr. College and obtained a 36-6 record at the University of Minnesota. (Benjamin was so dedicated to his WWE dream, he skipped 2000 Olympics trials to try his hand at professional wrestling. (See a full list of accomplishments below)



  • Black Athlete Sports Network
  1. African–American Wrestler of the Year award in 2005
  • Ohio Valley Wrestling
  1. OVW Southern Tag Team Championship (4 x) – with Brock Lesnar (3) and Redd Dogg (1)
  • Pro Wrestling Illustrated
  1. PWI ranked him # 9 of 500 best singles wrestlers in PWI 500  (2005).
  2. PWI Tag Team of the Year award in 2003 – Charlie Haas
  • World Wrestling Entertainment
  1. WWE Intercontinental Championship (3x)
  2. WWE Tag Team Championship (2x) – with Charlie Haas
  3. WWE United States Championship (1x)
  • Wrestling Observer Newsletter awards
  1. Most Underrated Wrestler (2005–2007)

Shelton’s Signature moves are the 450 degree splash, the Paydirt, the T-Bone Suplex, the Superkick and the Dragon Whip among others.

Michelle McCool- (Jan 25, 1980) Having received a Master’s degree in Educational leadership from FSU, McCool is hardlying teaching the little ones how to count. She is however, schooling her opponents as they go down for the count. Her repetoire may be limited compared to other WWE Champions, but at the rate she is going, McCool will outdo the competition in no time!



  • Pro Wrestling Illustrated
  1. PWI ranked her # 9 of best 50 female singles wrestlers in PWI Female 50 in 2008.
  • *World Wrestling Entertainment
  1. WWE Divas Championship (1 time, current) (First)

McCool’s signature moves include the Heel hook, the Spiining backbreaker, the Wings of Love and the Roundhouse Kick. Maybe we’ll catch a glimpse of those moves at WrestleMania…

Carlito- (Feb 21, 1979) Having some big shoes to fill, Carlos Edwin Colon Jr, continued the wrestling legacy as his father Carlos Coon, Sr retired in july 2008. Carlito first came on the scene in 1999 at the barely legal age of 20. His gimmick “to spit in the face of people who aren’t cool” became a serious threat as Carlito proved his power when he defeated Cena un the WWE US Championship in 2004. (See full list of accomplishments below).



  • !Bang!
  1. !Bang! Television Championship (1 x)
  • * Pro Wrestling Illustrated
  1. PWI ranked him # 27 of the 500 best singles wrestlers of the year in the PWI 500 in 2006
  • World Wrestling Council
  1. WWC Universal Heavyweight Championship (11x)
  2. WWC World Tag Team Championship (2x) – with Eddie Colón (1) and Konnan (1)
  • World Wrestling Entertainment
  1. WWE Intercontinental Championship (1x)
  2. WWE Tag Team Championship (1x) – with Eddie Colón
  3. WWE United States Championship (1x)

Carlito’s signature moves include the Backcracker, the Figure Four Leglock, the Outward Rolling Cutter, and the Overdrive among others.

Primo- (Dec 21, 1982) Among the youngest professional WWE wrestlers, Primo, born Eddie Colon, would make for a terrifying cousin. Having a family full of World Wrestling Council member, Primo is now a worthy opponent in the family business (yes, Carlito is his brother).  Having made his debut just this past August, Primo defeated Charlie Haas in the singles competition- beginners luck? We don’t think so…(See a full list of accomplishments below.)



  • !Bang!
  1. !BANG! Television Tag Team Championship (1x) - with Carlos Colón
  • Florida Championship Wrestling
  1. FCW Florida Tag Team Championship (3x) - with Eric Perez (First)
  • World Wrestling Council
  1. WWC Puerto Rico Heavyweight Championship (5x)
  2. WWC Universal Heavyweight Championship (6x)
  3. WWC World Junior Heavyweight Championship (6x)
  4. WWC World Tag Team Championship (1x) - with Carly Colón
  • World Wrestling Entertainment
  1. WWE Tag Team Championship (1x) - with Carlito

Primo’s signature moves include the Cannonball Twist, the Diving crossbody, the Figure four leglock and the Hurricanrana among others.

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WrestleMania 25

November 7, 2008

Since 1985, WrestleMania has attracted tens of thousands of fans to sports arenas and stadiums alike for the roughest, toughest, and most climatic WEE event of the year. WrestleMania, considered the forerunner in World Wrestling Federation events, has earned the nickname “The Showcase of Immortals” for a reason, these wrestlers won’t go down!

Vince McMahon took a risk in when he bought the WWE in 1982, and he hit the nail right on the head! The WWE is not only one of the most prevalent events in entertainment sports, WrestleMania is one of the best selling sports events in the world! That being said, if you’re looking see WrestleMania 25 at Reliant Stadium in Texas this year, you should probably buy your WrestleMania tickets now because they’re sure to sell out in record time!

Madison Square Garden had no idea what was hitting them when the first installment of WrestleMania took to the ring. With only 19,121 fans in attendance, compared to the nearly 80,000 that attend each year, WrestleMania One became the largest event on television in 1985. Hulk Hogan, who has recently experienced a slew of unsavory controversy, and Mr. T teamed up against Paul Orndorff and Roddy Piper- in a surprise flub, Hulk Hogan won after an interference from Bob Orton Jr.

Last year’s WrestleMania sold a whopping 74,635 WrestleMania tickets and you can bet that every last ticket holder packed themselves into the Citrus Bowl of Orlando, Florida. The main event featured Edge putting his World Heavyweight Championship belt at risk against The Undertaker. Highlights of the event included a chokeslam and the Last Ride on Edge; later Edge returned the favor by hitting The Undertaker with a video camera. It was the Gogoplata submission hold that led to Edge’s tap out and The Undertaker’s claim of the World Heavyweight Champion belt heightening his WrestleMania record to 16-0.

This year’s WrestleMania is sure to reach a whopping 80,000 fans or more as rumors swirl about this year’s contenders. There are currently no official lineups posted for WrestleMania 25, but gossip has reached an all time high as a possible match between WWE legend Hulk Hogan and Stone Cold Steve Austin may be in the works.

And if that isn’t enough, top notch celebrities always make an appearance at these events, so expect to see some superstars! Past visitors include Snoop Dogg and Alice Cooper. Some celebrities have even laid the Smackdown in the ring including- Cyndi Lauper, Ozzy Osbourne, Ice-T, Jenny McCarthy and Pam Anderson. Performers included Ray Charles, Aretha Franklin, Reba McEntire, Boyz II Men and much much more. So you’re pretty much guaranteed a good show when you land yourself some WrestleMania 25 tickets.

In you snooze, you’ll surely bodyslam yourself when you lose the chance to land yourself some premium WrestleMania tickets so don’t let the opportunity pass you by!

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