35 WWE Wrestler Every 90s Kid Can Name And 15 Only Hardcore Fans Would Recognize
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Wrestling might be in a good place as it stands today and the World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) might still be the biggest promotion by a considerable margin, but it is nowhere near as popular - and pervasive - as it was during the 1990s. Sure, the Attitude Era gave way to now-iconic superstars like Stone Cold Steve Austin and The Rock, but even in the mid-90s, when WWE was losing ground to WCW, the company had a bounty of big-name stars, including Bret "The Hitman" Hart, Shawn Michaels, and The Undertaker, arguably three of the most talented in-ring performers of all-time. And then there was the likes of Hulk Hogan, "Macho Man" Randy Savage, and The Ultimate Warrior, who were massive stars in the early part of the decade.
That isn't to say it was all smooth sailing for WWE during the 1990s. The company had its fair share of duds in regard to roster members. Before it found a role for Glenn Jacobs as Kane, the 7-foot superstar had the gimmick of a dentist. It also had a clown, a garbage man, a tax collector, and a hockey player as gimmicks on its roster. While they were embarrassing back then, it's fun to look back and recall those superstars. You could be forgiven if you can't remember them all, but a true WWE fan would be able to at least score 80 percent on this quiz.
Who is this 90s wrestler?
If you can't name this 90s-era WWE wrestler you may as well click the 'X' button on the top right-hand corner of your browser because he's the most popular wrestler of all-time, despite the fact his career was derailed due to injuries. He was the bane of Vince McMahon's existence and, among other memorable stunts, once drove a zamboni to the ring. He also drove a beer truck once and sprayed down every member of McMahon's Corporation. He's a six-time WWE Champion, two-time Intercontinental Champion, and four-time Tag Team Champion. And that's the bottom line.
Who is this 90s wrestler?
This wrestler's name derives from the highest rank achieved in sumo wrestling. Rodney Agatupu Anoa'i was the man who portrayed the character and he first joined the WWE in 1992, almost immediately becoming a main event worker given his massive size and relatively impressive mobility. He famously beat both Hulk Hogan and Bret Hart to win the WWE World Heavyweight Championship within months of arriving in the company. Only Sheamus and Brock Lesnar has won the WWE Championship faster than him.
Who is this 90s wrestler?
"The Excellence of Execution" and "the best there is, best there was, and best there ever will be" is the uncle of current WWE superstar Natalya, but is obviously better known for his impressive in-ring abilities and accolades. A native of Calgary, Alberta, Canada, he was a five-time WWE World Heavyweight Champion, two-time Intercontinental Champion, and two-time Tag Team Champion. He was also the King of the Ring winner in both 1991 and 1993, but his WWE stint ended unceremoniously as he was the victim of the Montreal Screwjob.
Who is this 90s wrestler?
Sean Waltman had other gimmicks and names during his wrestling career, but he is best defined by his second run in WWE as this character, who was a member of D-Generation X and went on to become a four-time WWE Tag Team Champion, two-time Light Heavyweight Champion, one-time WCW Crusierweight Champion, and two-time European Champion. He twice won the Tag Team Championship with Kane and, despite being out of the WWE since 2002, is now in the best shape of his career and has overcome a battle with addiction.
Who is this 90s wrestler?
"You suck. You suck. Youuuu suck" is what this wrestler and current Raw general manager hears from the fans every time his music hits and he walks to the ring, but it's not because that's how they actually feel. The chant was popularized by Edge and Christian and has since followed him throughout his WWE career, but it's by no way an indictment of his skills. He's a six-time WWE World Heavyweight Champion and has also won the Tag Team Championship, Intercontinental Championship, Hardcore Championship, European Championship, and United States Championship.
Who is this 90s wrestler?
Before she appeared on WCW Nitro and dropped the WWE Women's Championship into a trash can on live TV, this woman was a trailblazer in the WWE as one of the company's most talented female superstar. Although she had relatively no competition, she stood out on a weekly basis and was a three-time WWE Women's Champion. Given her rocky exit with the company, she was essentially blacklisted for nearly 20 years, but was welcomed back in 2015, when she was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame.
Who is this 90s wrestler?
This one is for the hardcore fans, even though this wrestler was a three-time WWE Tag Team Champion and one-time Intercontinental Champion. However, much of his success was in the early 90s, when he portrayed a Canadian police officer and was one-half of a successful tag team named The Quebecers with Pierre Ouellet. They prominently feuded with the Hart Foundation, Men on a Mission, and The Headshrinkers, among others. As a singles wrestler earlier in his career, he defeated Bret Hart for the Intercontinental Title in 1992, but lost it two days later at the Royal Rumble to Rowdy Roddy Piper.
Who is this 90s wrestler?
A native of Lancashire, England, this wrestler unfortunately died in 2002 when he was still only 39 years old. Prior to that, he was one of the most successful English-born wrestlers, at least of those working in North America. He competed in WCW on two different occasions, but also worked for WWE three different times. He's a two-time WWE Tag Team Champion, two-time Hardcore Champion, two-time European Champion, and one-time Intercontinental Champion. His match against Bret Hart at SummerSlam in 1992 was voted Match of the Year by Pro Wrestling Illustrated.
Who is this 90s wrestler?
"Helllllooooo Laaadddiieeess" is what fans heard to signal this wrestler's entrance. He would then come down the aisle with a towel around his waist and perform a sultry dance in the ring often to the delight of the women in the crowd. While his character had the ridiculous gimmick of a former adult film star, he was a relatively talented in-ring performer, having been a two-time WWE Intercontinental Champion, one-time European Champion, and one-time Tag Team Champion with Lance Storm.
Who is this 90s wrestler?
Although she was prominently used as a valet and sex symbol during her time in the WWE, this wrestler was underrated in regard to her in-ring ability as she had an impressive arsenal of moves, including an impactful powerbomb. She debuted in 1996 as the valet for Hunter Hearst Helmsley, but that lasted only one match as she went on to manage Marc Mero, A-Train, and at one point, her real life husband, Brock Lesnar. She's a former WWE Women's Champion and won the 1997 Slammy Award for Diva of the Year.
Who is this 90s wrestler?
Monty Kip Sopp is the real name of this wrestler who had a much cooler name in the ring as a member of D-Generation X. A talented worker, he was a two-time Hardcore Champion and one-time Intercontinental Champion, but enjoyed much of his success as a tag team worker. In fact, he's an 11-time WWE Tag Team Champion, having won it six times with "Road Dogg" Jesse James, twice with Chuck Palumbo, and three-times with Bart Gunn as one-half of The Smoking Gunns.
Who is this 90s wrestler?
Known for his propensity for hardcore matches, this former three-time WWE Champion and eight-time Tag Team Champion has been thrown off the top of a cell multiple times, has been pushed off the stage in a dumpster, and has been hit over the heat with a steel chair and other items countless times. He has had several different gimmicks and, during one Royal Rumble, even entered on three different occasions as his three most well-known personalities. He was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame in 2013 and served as the general manager of Raw prior to Kurt Angle.
Who is this 90s wrestler?
Christopher Chavis is better known as this WWE wrestler, who first joined the company in 1991 on a lengthy undefeated streak and, after a four-year stint, returned in 2005 for a brief period. Although he never won any championships during his time with the company, he regularly competed for the Intercontinental Championship and famously turned heel in a shocking twist by turning on teammate Lex Luger and joining the Million Dollar Corporation. He was one of the few WWE wrestlers in the mid-90s to turn down a deal from Eric Bischoff and the WCW.
Who is this 90s wrestler?
A third-generation superstar, this wrestler debuted in 1996 after playing for the Calgary Stampeders of the Canadian Football League. While he wasn't received well by fans early in his career, a heel turn and subsequent brief return to being a babyface led him to become one of the most popular wrestlers in the company, although his charisma and improving in-ring ability played a major role in that. He's now much more well-known for his acting ability and is one of the highest-paid - and busiest - actors in Hollywood.
Who is this 90s wrestler?
Another one for the hardcore fans is this Ministry of Darkness member who previously competed as one-half of a hillbilly tag team that was actually quite successful. The 49 year old native of Clearwater, Florida missed time due to a neck injury in 1998 and returned later that year. He was kidnapped by the Acolytes, who pushed him into joining The Undertaker's Ministry of Darkness. He won the WWE European Championship during his run as this character and was released by 2001. He retired from the wrestling industry in 2006.
Who is this 90s wrestler?
It's not unusual to see wrestlers die at an early age due to drug and alcohol abuse, but this wrestler's death was even more tragic and sad given it was completely preventable. He died during a WWE pay per view as a result of an equipment malfunction while he was being lowered from the rafters. While he was only 34 years old at the time, he left behind an incredible legacy as one of the best in-ring workers in the company, not to mention a list of accolades that included King of the Ring 1994 winner as well as being a four-time Tag Team Champion, two-time Intercontinental Champion, and one-time European Champion.
Who is this 90s wrestler?
One of the few wrestlers on this list who is still active in the WWE as well as other promotions, this 47 year old is also the lead singer of the metal band Fozzy. His WWE debut is one of the most iconic of all-time as his long-running countdown finally ended and cut off a promo being delivered by The Rock. Since joining the company in 1999, he has become an eight-time WWE World Heavyweight Champion, nine-time Intercontinental Champion, seven-time Tag Team Champion, and two-time United States Champion. He also hosts a podcast, has been involved with several film and television projects, and is in the midst of organizing the first ever wrestling-themed cruise.
Who is this 90s wrestler?
This native of Asbury Park, New Jersey first debuted in WWE in 1987, but had his best run with the company from 1992 to 1995, during which time he was part of the Million Dollar Corporation and had a romantic angle with his valet Luna Vachon. While he never won any championships during his time in the WWE, he was highly successful elsewhere, having been a two-time WCW World Tag Team Champion and one-time ECW World Heavyweight Champion. He died in 2007 at 49 years old.
Who is this 90s wrestler?
"Don't piss me off" was this wrestler's mantra, at least in his second run with WWE, when he was best known for smashing guitars over the heads of his opponents. He first debuted with the company in 1992 as a country music superstar peddling his debut single "With My Baby Tonight," which was later revealed to have actually been sang by his sidekick, The Roadie. He's a six-time WWE Intercontinental Champion and one-time Tag Team Champion who was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame as part of the Class of 2018.
Who is this 90s wrestler?
Call him what you want - The Deadman or The American Bad Ass - but just know that this wrestler is not only one of the greatest of all-time, but also one of the most loyal to the WWE. He debuted with the company after a brief stint with WCW in 1990 and has been with WWE even since, even recently returning during The Greatest Royal Rumble in Saudi Arabia to face Rusev in a casket match. That's 28 years of service to the company. He's a seven-time World Heavyweight Champion and six-time Tag Team Champion.
Who is this 90s wrestler?
You're truly a hardcore WWE fan if you remember this wrestler as his time with the company was cut short, despite the fact his debut was overly hyped. A former mixed martial artist, he joined the company in 1997 during the NWA invasion of the WWE and attacked the Headbangers. He was managed by Jim Cornette and, despite attempts by WWE to get him over as a main event star, it never worked. He left by 1999 due to creative differences. He does, however, still compete on the independent circuit.
Who is this 90s wrestler?
"The Heartbreak Kid" is not only one of the most accomplished performers in WWE history, but also one of the most decorated. In addition to his memorable feuds with the likes of Razor Ramon, Bret Hart, The Undertaker, and Chris Jericho, he is a four-time World Heavyweight Champion, three-time Intercontinental Champion, two-time Royal Rumble winner, and five-time Tag Team Champion. To give an idea of his in-ring talent, he earned Pro Wrestling Illustrated Match of the Year honors in 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, and 2010. It should also be noted he didn't wrestle from 1998 to 2002.
Who is this 90s wrestler?
"What does everybody want?" was the question posed at the beginning of this wrestler's theme song and the answer was incredibly inappropriate, which was the nature of the Attitude Era. He debuted in 1995 under another gimmick, but returned in 1998 and carried around the head of a mannequin, which he even talked to at times. Despite the ridiculous gimmick, he was a six-time WWE Hardcore Champion, one-time European Champion, and one-time Tag Team Champion. He doesn't wrestle anymore, but he recently purchased the former WWE developmental territory, Ohio Valley Wrestling.
Who is this 90s wrestler?
Like the first wrestler on this list, if you can't name this one then you might as well stop calling yourself a wrestling fan. The first man to powerslam Andre The Giant, this superstar helped bring wrestling into the mainstream and headlined several WrestleManias in the late 1980s and early 1990s. He's a six-time WWE World Heavyweight Champion, one-time Tag Team Champion, and two-time Royal Rumble winner. He also had tremendous success in the WCW and was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame with the Class of 2005, brother!
Who is this 90s wrestler?
In contrast to the last wrestler in this quiz, if you do happen to know the name of this female wrestler, you can consider yourself a massive fan. Although she had a wrestling career spanning more than 20 years, she only spent just over one year in WWE during 1995-96, although she did become WWE Women's Champion by defeating the dominant Alunda Blayze. Managed by Harvey Wippleman, she was a heel character who, despite her size, had impressive in-ring mobility.
Who is this 90s wrestler?
A former tag team partner of "Stunning" Steve Austin in WCW as The Hollywood Blondes, this wrestler joined WWE in 1996 and appeared poised for an impressive run in the company, but passed away the following year from a heart attack. He didn't hold any championships in his brief run with the company, but is well-known for his time in The Hart Foundation as well as a controversial promo in which he pulled out a gun in his home while threatening Stone Cold Steve Austin.
Who is this 90s wrestler?
A 54 year old native of Dallas, Texas, this female superstar debuted with WWE in 1998 as the kayfabe girlfriend of Marc Mero and started feuding with his former valet/girlfriend Sable. In September 1998, she defeated Sable to become the first African-American to win the WWE Women's Championship. She later joined the regrettable Pretty Mean Sisters (PMS) duo alongside Terri Runnels, but later won the Women's Championship for a second time. She's also a one-time Cruiserweight Champion and was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame in the Class of 2016.
Who is this 90s wrestler?
A 48 year old native of Ontario, Canada, this 7-foot giant is best known for appearing in films such as Pacific Rim, Sherlock Holmes, Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters, and Hercules, but before his film career he was a sideshow in the WWE who was affiliated with the Oddities faction. He began wrestling in 1991 and was signed by the WWE in 1997, later debuting as a member of The Truth Commission. He never won any championships, but, as a member of The Oddities, was a fan favorite.
Who is this 90s wrestler?
Before he debuted as the brother of The Undertaker, this wrestler had one of the worst gimmicks in WWE history as he was a wrestling dentist named Isaac Yankem, DDS. He also wrestled briefly as Fake Diesel after Kevin Nash, the original wrestler who portrayed Diesel, left for WCW. In nearly 20 years as his current character, he was a three-time World Champion, 11-time Tag Team Champion, two-time Intercontinental Champion, and one-time Hardcore Champion. Glenn Jacobs, the man who portrayed the character, was recently voted as mayor of Knox County, Tennessee.
Who is this 90s wrestler?
The son of a legendary wrestler who recently passed away, Dustin Rhodes has portrayed this iconic WWE wrestler since 1995 and is even still signed to WWE, despite the fact he recently turned 49 years old. He debuted alongside his real-life wife Terri Runnels, but the couple divorced by 1999 and his character has since had several alterations. He's a nine-time WWE Hardcore Champion, three-time Intercontinental Champion, and three-time Tag Team Champion, having won twice with his half-brother Cody Rhodes.
Who is this 90s wrestler?
"The Game" or the "Cerebral Assassin" as he is also known, this wrestler is now married to Vince McMahon's daughter and is the COO of the WWE. The 48 year old still regularly wrestles at the four major PPVs, but mostly looks after the business side of things. He's a two-time Royal Rumble winner, 14-time World Champion, two-time Tag Team Champion, and five-time Intercontinental Champion. While he is talented, he has been voted Most Overrated three times by Wrestling Observer Newsletter.
Who is this 90s wrestler?
This 49 year old wrestler is currently part of the WWE's Japanese broadcasting team and has been affiliated with the company since 1998, when he joined as a member of the Kai En Tai faction. He is best known for his part in the dubbed-over promos delivered by himself and Taka Michinoku, the latter of which would do all the talking, which was followed by another poorly-dubbed "INDEED." Despite prominently working lower on the card, he was a one-time WWE Cruiserweight Champion and one-time Hardcore Champion.
Who is this 90s wrestler?
Brian James is a booker with WWE (and not a popular one if you follow fan reactions on social media platforms), but prior to that he was an accomplished and beloved tag team worker who was one-half of the New Age Outlaws, who were affiliated with D-Generation X. He would introduce the team as they walked down the aisle and was followed by his tag team partner proclaiming that if you ain't down with that, they had two words for ya: Suck it. He was a six-time WWE Tag Team Champion, one-time Intercontinental Champion, and one-time Hardcore Champion.
Who is this 90s wrestler?
In the early to mid 1990s, the WWE put a lot of stock into cartoonish gimmicks, hence the previous dentist gimmick, as well as others, that have been mentioned. One of the most ridiculous was the clown gimmick which was actually portrayed by two different wrestlers over the course of three years. He originally debuted as a villainous clown who played tricks on his opponents, but later turned babyface. He didn't win any championships and was actually voted as Most Embarassing Wrestler by Wrestling Observer Newsletter in 1994.
Who is this 90s wrestler?
A one-time WCW World Television Champion, this wrestler first competed in WWE from 1980 to 1982 and later from 1986 to 1995, during which time he was a three-time Tag Team Champion, having won twice with Tony Garea and once with Tito Santana. In the 90s, he adopted "The Model" gimmick and was incredibly narcissistic, often flexing and admiring his body in the ring. He even once debuted his own fictional brand of cologne titled Arrogance. He employed the Boston Crab as his finishing move.
Who is this 90s wrestler?
A two-time Tag Team Champion with Bret "The Hitman" Hart, this wrestler debuted in WWE as a member of the Hart Foundation in 1985 and stayed with the company until 1992, when he left for New Japan and WCW. He returned to WWE in 1994 and remained there until 1997. He has also wrestled for TNA and WCW and regularly appears on the WWE reality series Total Divas as he is the father of the talented and accomplished female superstar Natalya.
Who is this 90s wrestler?
A 57 year old native of West Memphis, Arkansas, this wrestler joined WWE in 1991 after a stint in WCW and continued to bounce back and forth between the promotions throughout the 1990s. He had great success in both companies and was a two-time WWE World Heavyweight Champion and two-time WCW World Heavyweight Champion. In WWE, he feuded with the likes of Bret "The Hitman" Hart, Diesel, and Shawn Michaels, among others. He last wrestled a match in 2017 for a Canadian-based promotion.
Who is this 90s wrestler?
A 54 year old native of Annville, Pennsylvania, this former competitive bodybuilder began training for wrestling in 1986 and actually made his first appearance with WWE in 1988, but didn't become a full-time roster member until 1997, when he came through the crowd to help Vader overcome an attack from The Hart Foundation. He lasted five years with the company and was a six-time Hardcore Champion. Among others, he feuded with the likes of Val Venis, Owen Hart, Ken Shamrock, and Perry Saturn.
Who is this 90s wrestler?
This now-deceased wrestler shares a name with a popular 1975 film. A former competitive bodybuilder, he joined WWE in 1987 and enjoyed a successful five-year run as one of the faces of the company, often competing against Hulk Hogan and "Macho Man" Randy Savage. He even defeated Hulk Hogan at WrestleMania VI to become the WWE World Heavyweight Champion. He's also a two-time Intercontinental Champion. He returned to WWE in 2014 after a nearly 16-year hiatus and, after giving a promo on Raw, died the from a heart attack the following day.
Who is this 90s wrestler?
As previously mentioned, WWE has had some ridiculous gimmicks in the 1990s. It's not immune to still doing so these days, but it's no longer as common as it once was. One of the most absurd was the hockey-playing wrestler who debuted in 1996 and eventually returned for brief appearances in 2001 and 2007. The character was said to have been kicked out of every hockey league in which he played, but the gimmick didn't go over at all as he was released a few months after debuting in 1996. His return in 2001 was for the gimmick battle royal at WrestleMania X-Seven.
Who is this 90s wrestler?
This wrestler experienced much more success in WCW as he did WWE, but he was a rising talent in the early 1990s with the latter before signing with the former. His ladder match against Shawn Michaels for the Intercontinental Championship at WrestleMania X remains one of the most iconic WWE matches of all-time. He had equal success as a heel and babyface, despite adopting the nickname "The Bad Guy," and was a four-time Intercontinental Champion. He was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame with the Class of 2014.
Who is this 90s wrestler?
Unfortunately, this WWE legend passed away in 2003 at 44 years old, but not without establishing himself as one of the best in-ring performers of his generation. With a career spanning 23 years, he began competing in WWE in 1982 and, after a two-year stint, joined AWA from 1984 to 1988. He then returned to WWE until 1996, often working as a color commentator as well. He's a two-time WWE Intercontinental Champion and was posthumously inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame in 2007.
Who is this 90s wrestler?
A 58 year old native of New Jersey, this wrestler debuted in WWE in 1988 along with Shawn Michaels as The Rockers tag team. The team was quite successful and over with the fans, but never managed to win the WWE Tag Team Championship. The team fell apart in 1992, when Michaels superkicked him and threw him through a glass window of a barber shop. While Michaels went on to have incredible success as a singles wrestler, his former teammate left WWE before returning in 1997. He's a one-time Intercontinental Champion and one-time Tag Team Champion, having won the titles with the 1-2-3 Kid.
Who is this 90s wrestler?
Formerly Johnny B. Badd in WCW, this wrestler made his WWE debut in 1996 and enjoyed an immediate push to become the Intercontinental Champion. With Sable as his valet, he was a fan favorite, but that all changed when he began trying to control her and manage her life. He lasted three years with the company before returning to WCW, but was never able to win another championship. He was a three-time World Television Champion in WCW and is a former amateur boxing champion.
Who is this 90s wrestler?
A 58 year old native of Detroit, Michigan, this wrestler had more success in WCW than he did WWE, but was a one-time World Champion in the latter as well as a two-time Tag Team Champion with Shawn Michaels. He was a four-time World Heavyweight Champion and nine-time World Tag Team Champion in WCW and was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame in 2015 for his contributions and accomplishments in both promotions. He also wrestled in TNA from 2004 to 2011.
Who is this 90s wrestler?
We previously referenced the wrestler who portrayed this character so, even if you don't remember the gimmick, you're reading comprehension and memory skills are being put to the test here. For whatever reason, in 1995, the WWE thought it was a good idea for Jerry Lawler to bring in his private dentist to take on his longtime nemesis Bret Hart. Despite being in the WWE for only a few months, he received numerous high-profile matches against Hart for the WWE World Heavyweight Championship, but they were less than memorable.
Who is this 90s wrestler?
By the time the 1990s rolled around, this wrestler was nearing the end of his career and was most often used in a managing capacity. He was one of the original members of D-Generation X alongside Shawn Michaels and Triple H and later joined the nWo in WCW, making him one of only two wrestlers to be a part of both iconic factions. Earlier in his career, he was the WWE Intercontinental Champion and took part in feuds against The Ultimate Warrior and "Rowdy" Roddy Piper. He was posthumously inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame in 2017.
Who is this 90s wrestler?
Another one of the wrestlers in this quiz who still has a job with WWE, this 46 year old giant is listed at 7-foot and 383-pounds and has enjoyed a decorated career of more than 15 years in the company. He made his debut in 1999 after a four-year stint in WCW and debuted as a member of The Corporation, following which he began feuding with Stone Cold Steve Austin. He eventually won the WWE World Heavyweight Championship at Survivor Series and has since become a five-time World Champion, three-time Hardcore Champion, and eight-time Tag Team Champion.
Who is this 90s wrestler?
Most might not remember, but this wrestler debuted in 1994 as the masked Black Phantom, competing often in squash matches against the likes of Lex Luger, Razor Ramon, and Tatanka. He returned in 1998 as a blood-thirsty vampire who led Edge and Christian in The Brood. The group was known for their "blood baths" in which they poured red liquid on their opponents as the lights went out in the stadium. Although he never won a championship, he regularly feuded for the European Championship.
Who is this 90s wrestler?
Known as "The Ninth Wonder of the World," this female superstar debuted as the bodyguard for Triple H and eventually served an important role in D-Generation X, often interfering in their matches to help them win. She eventually become a dominant superstar in her own right; in addition to winning the Women's Championship, she is a two-time winner of the WWE Intercontinental Championship and was the first and only woman to hold the championship. She was also the first ever woman to qualify for the King of the Ring tournament.