Who Has The Most WWE/TNA Wins?
Thanks to John Finnegan for sending this in:
I thought you and your readers might find this kind of interesting: according to NorthAmericanWrestlingRankings.blogspot.com, which keeps track of wrestler’s records and ranks them, when John Cena defeated Wade Barrett on Super Smackdown Labor Day week that was his 100th televised victory since Nov. 15th, 2006. He’s currently up to 102 [as of 10/10/11]. The only wrestler with more wins is C.M. Punk with 119. Randy Orton is closing in with 96. The current TNA wrestler with the most victories is Kurt Angle with 62.
Legends Talk Walkout
In a new interview piece posted over at WWE.com, the company asked several legends, including "Hacksaw" Jim Duggan, how they feel about last week's Raw walkout. Duggan had the following to say:
"It's a sad situation," said Duggan. "These guys have forgotten who they are and the roots they came from. They're not appreciating the level they're at. Back in the day, if management is set to go in one direction, you went there. If you didn't, there were many others that would take your place."
Don Muraco had the following to say: “I’ve never been so embarrassed for my industry,” added two-time Intercontinental Champion Don Muraco. “In my day, you often had to fight your way into the ring. We had to battle the crowd before we could face our opponent. Security? Give me a break.”
Nick was born and raised in Detroit, Michigan, and lived there until the age of 18, when he decided to pack his flack jacket and move to New York City.
