WWE Categories: How many can YOU name?

[@StacheClubWrestling]

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[@flybirdsfly2091]

Cooo

[@kurtpaulsen6579]

Technically, Jericho DID pin Teiple H on Raw for the WWF title... But the decision was nullified after the commercial and the title returned to Hunter

[@ThEmB0nEz]

Yea HHH promised to never lay a hand on the referee if the Ref(Earl Hebner) reversed the decision. Ref reversed the decision(trusted HHH like a idiot), Y2J cam out and had to hand over the belt, then HHH like the heel POS he was fired Earl Hebner & beat the crap out of him.

[@StacheClubWrestling]

CORRECTION: John Cena did defeat Edge AND Big Show in the WM25 Triple Threat match. Big Show should have counted, our bad! CORRECTION CORRECTION: this correction may actually may not be necessary based on the way the question was phrased idk

[@Thee_Death_Incarnate]

John Cena won a couple of Multi-Man matches with some participants that are not listed. He won two Triple Threats with Big and Edge and The Miz and John Morrison. He won an Elimination Chamber with HHH, Sheamus, Randy Orton, Ted DiBiase Jr. and Kofi Kingston. He also won a Ladder Match with Sheamus, Randy Orton, Kane, Roman Reigns, Bray Wyatt, Del Rio and Cesaro.

[@xyrus7366]

Nah. Based on all the answers, they were probably just looking for who was the champion going into the match

[@StacheClubWrestling]

@@xyrus7366 Honestly this is probably exactly it, good point

[@DanteTheBroly]

The Attitude Era actually started prior to that around SummerSlam time. So Bret Hart would have counted. The Attutude Era did not start AFTER Bret Hart left WWF.

[@mattthunder5759]

​​@@StacheClubWrestlingit was because cena beat sheamus for the title in a chamber match yet he mever pinned him. He submitted triple h in that match so john technically wasn't wrong

[@ToxicBanana]

I'd love to see a quiz where you guys just name as many champions as you can. Go back and forth and see who can name the most former WWE Champions, former Intercontinental Champions, etc. Think that would be a fun quiz.

[@LiqdPT]

19:35 Given they start attitude era at survivor series 1997, bret hart is a hilarious answer here (though, technically speaking he was champ at the BEGINNING of SS 1997)

[@mindyourbuisness8104]

That's what I was thinking but the question did say after. I don't think they realized Survivor Series was the screw job

[@LiqdPT]

@@mindyourbuisness8104 that's the one PPV that's seared in my mind. I base all of my wrestling timeline in the mid-late 90s off of that anchor point.

[@GoingMach5]

Honestly this was a dope quiz. The back pocket ones were either helpful or destructive lol

[@chaoticoldbore]

Agreed. Good quiz.

[@mansher87]

Cant believe you didnt get to Dolph through “a notable loser” 😂

[@hematite9914]

Man I feel so bad for talent like The Miz and Dolph, so much hard work and no recognition, even as I was drifting away from wrestling before the Renaissance, during the PG Era, Dolph was SO GOOD in the ring, with lukewarm performances left and right, he stood out head and shoulders above everyone, but creative gave him nothing of substance.

[@sujanjoshi8151]

It should have been him

[@Zack132542]

I was screaming Dolph 😂😂

[@malmasterson3890]

​@hematite9914 Well Miz is a two time Grand Slam Champion tbff. Dolph's stuff was just terribly timed like with Samoa Joe.

[@Travybear1989]

@@hematite9914 I feel bad for Corbin now, guy is an underutilized talent and should have gotten a decent push by now.

[@invaliduser-k6e]

11:05 Sheamus, Kofi, Ziggler and Miz are the obvious ones cause they were the four pillars of WWE in 2010s.

[@jonnialexander3779]

Dante: Undertaker? John: Smackdown guy, Smackdown Guy! John: Edge! you fr bro?

[@TelvanniGuard]

Justice for Big Show. Was the correct answer for a bunch of these.

[@McLoving425]

Crazy that kofi is on the most losses and also the most wins. That boy is fasure a hall of famer even without the championships

[@TheLoserface45]

I’m actually upset that y’all didn’t get Ziggler and Big Show for the most losses. Both of them are workhorses AND who’ve been around forever AND perennial mid to main card, heel characters.

[@godusopp2752]

yup heels take a ton of losses on the house shows because its to send the crowd home happy

[@McLoving425]

Yea i feel like ziggler was a give-me for the most losses lol i think most of us said ziggler within the first 3 names lol

[@Erlewyn]

@@McLoving425 Yeah, he was the first answer that came to mind, the obvious one.

[@Youremyproblem]

I cannot understand how they missed big show for Rumble eliminations, but went with Great Khali. Show is the original big guy that clears house in the Rumble

[@smitty7777778]

This is the best type of trivia in my opinion. Would love to see more of these videos!

[@moel384]

For me this was one of the best quizzes sent in. Not too easy and a lot to guess and fun to play along

[@gale1482]

Love categories, hope you guys do them more often

[@blitzy7961]

When it comes to longevity, Miz, Dolph and Kofi are shoo ins for almost every trivia question

[@flippflopp5103]

9:18 Shawn Michaels had 39 total eliminations in the royal rumble matches

[@SkeeterMcMeatBeater]

They must've had a bet going for who could say "back pocket" the most in this video

[@lukerice7711]

Need more categories next time these are so entertaining to watch

[@rykonav3914]

We need to see a Big Show quiz. lol

[@Wolffman-gs9so]

I know the vid is old But them guessing Edge and Shawn for the raw question is hilarious. Both people who stepped away for many years 💀

[@GregJungg]

This format is super cool! Congratz SCW

[@bhaskarkakati]

You guys pulling a Charlotte and Banks with the SCW championship lately

[@ejflores9141]

I’m surprised how many of these Kofi was on. Dude has been around for a while fr…. He played the Jamaican character for like 10 years 😮

[@verbalabuser1546]

John Cena wins his 2nd World Heavyweight Championship against Edge and Big Show at Wrestlemania 25. So, Big Show must be in the list

[@bullworthless]

I wasn't including retains and I don't ever remember Big Show having the title and Cena winning it off of him. edit: If it was retains, Triple H and Shawn Michaels wouldve been in that because he also defended it against them in a triple threat as well, I specifically remember Shawn kicking Triple H as soon as the match started.

[@chaoticoldbore]

This was a good quiz topic n format. Had fun playing along.

[@tylerowens2198]

i saw a comment on dirt sheet radio page of someone praising the podcast! yall are definitely growing

[@flybirdsfly2091]

Good luck everyone and good luck to john and dante

[@davidshaw7404]

I like this format but for the title to make it more interesting maybe you get a point for everyone you name that way it could still be up for grabs in the last round

[@teude]

"Who is like notable loser?" I keep shouting DOLPH at my screen :D

[@ashleytunesorvideos]

Who could ever forget curt Hawkins losing streak trend he had lol 😆

[@ArcaneAnarchy]

Woo, this was a wild one but luckily dealt with a few of my best known areas. The category quizzes are always fun!

[@dakotamontgomery6848]

These are the best videos by far IMO 🔥

[@jamesaditya5254]

WWF Champion after Survivor Series '97 John: "Bret Hart"

[@gaelshama6435]

I’m just happy John didn’t go to Zero Town on this one 😭🙏🏾

[@Erlewyn]

There are a few dates floating around for the start of the Attitude Era (Austin 3:16 speech or debut of the scratch logo are the most famous ones), but I thought everybody agreed it ended when WWF became WWE (so more than a full year after WM X-Seven) 🤔

[@Keeperodd]

While I have seen different timestamps for the attitude era, the Survivor Series 97 to WM17 is by far the one I have seen the most. I see the start point being different way more than the end, as WM17 and WWE buying WCW seems from my experience the widely accepted end point. Then the Invasion being a kind of transition period before the ruthless agression era starting in 2002 around the WWE change and first draft.

[@jbellware35]

We need Big Nick to join in on a video

[@allenmatthews9502]

With the first category i had miz on my mind because i didn't know if we were just going off the initial match or if it was everyone who held it

[@SerketTheODST]

this one was a lot of fun, guys

[@jamesbower6408]

Attitude went through the invasion angle just throwing the out there

[@jk844100]

Most people consider Stone Cold’s heel turn the end of the attitude era.

[@P3TER_Official23]

3:20 Dante is speaking facts here, for some reason WWE always have the women cash in as soon as possible, while the men hold it for really long (for example Damien held his for nearly a whole year) The longest Women's MITB reign was the first one, when Carmella held it for 2 months before cashing in and winning the title

[@lord_wolf_dragon3293]

Technically, The Miz should have been in the MITB question since he won THE CONTRACT as well, from Otis. Since the question was asking winners of the contract and not the Ladder Match, he should have been there

[@ScarcelyLucky]

One could argue that Bret Hart was a champion in the Attitude Era, if the Attitude Era started on the day of Survivor Series 97. That was the Montreal Screwjob, and he was champion going into it.

[@BoiDevious]

John channeling his inner Riley and Dante channeling his inner Graydon on this one in the intro.

[@JesseEwiak]

The thing the guys keep tripping up on is overstating how long certain people were around from before their time. For example, Hogan's original run was only a little over seven years, and he never had true full-time including house show runs after that. Slightly different w/ Triple H. His full-time run started in 1995 and ended in 2010 as a full-timer, but he had several long injuries, and for a decent chunk, was a heel taking losses on house shows. Again, you can make a decent argument Roman's current run was longer than the Attitude Era.

[@antoniomarin9061]

7:05 Another Glitch

[@Trollololololful]

Who tf cares

[@antoniomarin9061]

I wonder why there's a little bit of glitches during these videos lately

[@Danielllllei]

I feel like u guys could've used prior answers to guess some names on forward questions. Like many names were repeated on diff questions, there was so much info hahaha wp tho! Rly nice video :D

[@slurmp1385]

Sweep City Manifest

[@slurmp1385]

Update: I stand corrected

[@robertlunderwood]

I was thinking Nattie for most losses, and I was surprised to not see her on that list.

[@Joe_Parmesan]

That's a good one. She's looked at he lights a LOT

[@ac3moments89]

When are we getting a WWE 2K 24 GM mode play through

[@tonykrimson]

I'd like to see this where you guys just get a point for each correct one until you both give up on the category. Don't use a strikes system just keep going back and forth.

[@c1arkieQKE]

i always find myself shouting at the TV due to jon’s poor memory

[@Drcp1999]

Dante mac miler is the goat, best artist ever

[@nednalyt]

3:11 what about the mi Z

[@bradkohl99]

This was a fun one.

[@davidjohnson4293]

Right before they do their tag finisher or attempt to... they should do the stache shake 😂

[@CagoEman23]

They forgot Big Show on the main event question.

[@BreakerX42]

Who wants them to collab with VYBE?

[@GameTesterDev]

How was Undertaker on that one? He main evented night 1 with AJ Styles.

[@JunoCentral]

For the most losses one I thought immediately Ziggler

[@MattrickBT]

Technically, only 9 people won the MITB contract: Asuka won the Raw Women's Championship in 2020.

[@mattreda579]

Quiz maker made a mistake on the Cena category. When he beat Rey for the title, Rey was champion because he won it in the first match of the night. Should’ve been added to the list!

[@FazoTheGreat1]

Thought that title wasn’t on the line 😂😂

[@TheBloobster]

They forgot Big Show main evented Mania in 2020.

[@kbyah2x386]

Attitude era didn't end until 02 so really Chris Jericho Still Counts. Idk what was going on right there.

[@claytonjames1558]

Jericho didn't win one til Vengeance which was December 2001 and Bret Hart left at Survivor Series 1997.

[@OliverNeuvilleBMG]

the champ is back :)

[@tmac731]

John Cena did win at WM25 so Big show should be there lol

[@catnip8896]

Big Show was not the Champion, Edge was.

[@tmac731]

@@catnip8896 that’s true but Cena still beat him in the main event lol

[@Tmack034]

Who all remembers night 2 of wrestlemania 35?

[@suburbanhippo2830]

I wasn't watching wwe at the time so I may be wrong about this, but wouldn't the miz be on the money in the bank contract winners? From my knowledge, he won the thing from Otis, while unconventional, i would say he still won it. The category only said contract winners, not the ladder match winners.

[@stephenomalley]

When are you going to start mygm bros 2k24

[@VKSE180]

Most wins and loses should be a womens category included too, maybe also Tag Teams, would be interessting

[@ramzirmz786]

Next quiz :- guessing the wrestler by Eyes only!

[@jorgeponce852]

Undertaker was in the main event of wm 33

[@davidshaw7404]

Miz should of been an option for q1

[@redpearlmermaid1]

In Johns defense he’s thinking of the 2019 rumble. That’s where Becky won

[@jonathancohoon]

Why didn't John get a point during the Raw matches one? He had two right and Dante only got 1.

[@BCrall]

Love this categories game. Don’t love what I think is a dog barking in the background the whole time.

[@DiiBuckz]

John Cena did not beat The Miz for the title , The Miz lost the WWE title to Rey Mysterio in 2011 on Raw

[@alexishenke4071]

What about if you guys end up with zero points it would be “sleep city” and fully correct “sweep city”

[@Joshlikeswrestling91912]

Let’s goooooo my favorite video type is BACK

[@NewaZusa]

13:41 I literally said "Curt Hawkins" as he had like 351 losses IN A ROW! Guess it wasnt enough losses to make him one of WWE's biggest losers. Edit: grammar

[@jacobblust351]

The last question the attitude era went to 2002 after Wrestlemania 18 not 2001

[@sfNinersfan23]

didnt DB beat cena at summerslam where orton cashed in? and also hbk was champ after survivor series 97

[@jamesange3124]

Most wins in WWE, yet Asuka didnt lose for 2 years

[@officialmaliksongs]

its funny Kofi has some of the most wins and losses

[@justintyler6277]

Sorry yall but this is wrong. Cena NEVER beat Sheamus in a title match. He made him tap inside the elimination chamber in 2010 but Triple H still wasn’t eliminated so technically he didn’t beat shamus for the championship.

[@Chi_ofthe_CREEK]

I liked this quiz !!!!!

[@iammarkiem]

Not sure how they forgot John Cena defeated Batista at Wrestlemania XXVI

[@Lt_Chloe]

miz also won mitb contract

[@lmbwolverine4595]

How do they know it wasnt Drew Gulak??

[@g-h-l]

Jericho did win the WWF championship off of Triple H on Raw. That is an error

[@ItzMilesDeep]

I was SCREAMING Akira Tozawa for most losses and ended up being wrong lol. Dude has lost to Omos 23 times in a row at house shows.

[@xSorkeo]

Good video

[@kcsniper1243]

Not getting Seth on the Raw matches when he literally wrestled almost 40 last year alone on Raw is wild.

[@Krushking99]

Cmon john, you know edge is a smackdown guy 💀

[@andrewcurtis8200]

Good quiz but they got the attitude era years wrong. It was 96 - 03 but they tried

[@ultraomenmurat9937]

Ruthless aggression starts in 2002

[@mrmalaki]

WWF Attitude Era began at KOTR 1996 - When Austin cut his famous "Austin 3:16 says I just kicked your ass", so Bret Hart (and Sycho Sid) should be correct answers. It ended when WWF became WWE (simultaneously dropping the attitude monicker) in May 2002, Jericho won in the Attitude Era (as did Hulk Hogan).

[@LiqdPT]

I've heard arguments over when attitude era begins. I think most say WM in 1997. Survivor Series 1997 with the creation of the Mr McMahon authority figure character is another.

[@mrmalaki]

@@LiqdPT It's wrestling, people will argue that blue is red 🤣 Factually, Survivor Series 97 was the first time WWF called it the attitude era themselves (with the scribbled WWF logo and Attitude written beneath it in advertising). But I think that most people that lived through it, agree that the shift to the "edgier" attitude style began when Austin won KOTR.

[@ArcaneAnarchy]

I always associated the beginning of the Attitude Era with that Vince cold open promo in December of '97. Austin's 3:16 to me was the beginning of his character arc.

[@alanmacdonald1457]

dante remembers so much shit but doesnt know survivor series 97 was hart vs hbk and john says hart was way before lol, they dont know the screwjob at all :P

[@TysonCooke-f5h]

Pop quiz with card games

[@Geek-x]

hulk hogan basically never worked house shows