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Kane has won the WWE title on one occasion back in 1998, against the main draw at the time, Stone Cold Steve Austin. Although his reign only lasted one night, it still goes down in the record books as a championship reign. The following list contains five occasions in which I feel Kane should have won the WWE or WHC , but as we all know, never did. Please note the ECW title does not count. MAY 19th Story Line: This was one of those rare moments where we caught a glimpse of the old monstrous Kane ...

As we all know, “The Celtic Warrior” Sheamus captured his second WWE Championship in less than a year on WWE's Fatal 4 Way pay-per-view event Sunday night. Sheamus was outside the ring after being thrown behind the broadcast table by “The Rated R Superstar” Edge, while the other competitors, most notably WWE Champion John Cena, where being beat down by the Season One NXT Rookies. An opportunistic Sheamus swooped in and pinned “The Chain Gang Soldier” for the 1-2-3 count, and got the hell out of dodge and ran to the back. I don’t want to continue to beat a dead horse here, ...

Does anyone know who holds the longest current title reign in the WWE? Don't think too hard. The answer is The Hart Dynasty, the Unified Tag Team Champions. While there is nothing wrong with the tag team holding their titles the longest, the problem is that they have only held the titles for eight weeks. On April 26, a night after the Extreme Rules pay-per-view, the WWE held their 2010 draft on RAW. On that night, The Hart Dynasty defeated ShowMiz to win the Unified Tag Team titles. In the 56 days that have since passed, every other title has changed hands at least ...

Of all the acquisitions that have arrived in the Impact Zone since January 4th, Rob Van Dam is without a doubt the best. He comes with more name recognition than Mr. Anderson (and his actual name) and without the legal troubles of Jeff Hardy. He seemed like just as good a candidate as any to take over A.J. Style's TNA World Heavyweight Championship.  But is he still the right guy?  RVD had indicated in interviews prior to joining TNA that he was reluctant to work with new stars. We don't really know how he feels about that now, but he hasn't really ...

Heading into Fatal Fourway there wasn’t much hype or build up for the pay-per-view. Add to that three rookies, one which doesn't really go over well with the crowd and another who is cheered instead of booed, and an experienced veteran who also doesn't really go over well with the crowd, there really weren’t many expectations from this match. Did it sink or swim? Watch below:    Maryse comes out first in a gold-digger-esque jacket to a nice pop from the crowd, which again proves she’s not doing her job right. Gail Kim follows in a nice blue outfit, and Alicia in a feisty ...

I have been thinking about the similarities between these two for the past couple of months, and last night at Fatal Four-Way, it hit me even harder. Now, I will admit up until about a year ago I had no interest in Randy Orton. It never had anything to do with his wrestling ability—because he is a great wrestler—but he was just another self-absorbed punk, and since he lost to Hulk Hogan at Summerslam 2006 he has done absolutely nothing with his "legend-killer" gimmick. Between then and somewhere late last year he had practically no personality whatsoever. Even when he was ...

The World Heavyweight Championship was introduced in 2002, a year after the WCW World Heavyweight Championship was unified with the WWF Championship. Both of the titles look the same, but WWE wanted another top-tier title, so they brought it back. This list will look back on the 8 year history of the title, and will name the top five WWE World Heavyweight Champions. Combining the length of title reigns, the wrestler's gimmick, the wrestler's abilities, and how well they performed as champion will be the deciding factors in this list.Begin Slideshow

I have enjoyed watching some slideshows and reading some of the lists on this site, but I decided I wanted to do something a little different. Instead of paying tribute to many of the usual faces, I decided I'd like to honor some of the forgotten men of wrestling. In other words—pay homage to people that helped pioneer the sport in one way or another. People who excelled, without always taking the spotlight. And people who worked a lifetime, often with little thanks, or acknowledgment. Over the years, there have been thousands of people who have worked in the industry, so this ...

It should come as no surprise to anyone that the high-flying antics of one of RAW's smallest stars is a force to be reckoned with.  Evan Bourne's win over Chris Jericho last night, albeit predictable, couldn't have come at a better time. He's truly made a name for himself at Y2J's expense, and as a consequence, is being put on the same path that led Sheamus and the All-American American to their current statuses in the organization. Speaking of the Swagger of Swaggers, we can all recall what changed the aura of the former collegiate athlete—the "Money in the Bank" match. Historically, the Money ...

TNA Wrestling has a “major surprise” in store that President Dixie Carter has been saying would change the whole landscape of the company. The word “change” has been used often this year by TNA, but could this announcement help the organization reach its goals? Many have speculated that the TNA Creative team would be revamped. However, in recent weeks, TNA has been getting positive reviews by critics and fans for displaying better quality Impact! shows. Also, since leaving Monday nights, ratings and viewership numbers have been slowly increasing and even did decently against the NBA Finals telecasts. ...