20.10.2005, 14:26
Auch heute wieder 2 Wrestler, womit morgen die letzten beiden vor den Legends folgen
1st Wrestler of the Day 20.10.
Chris Jericho
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Height: 5'11"
Weight: 231 lbs
Hometown: Winnipeg, Manitoba
Overall: 87
Chris Jericho was born to be a star -- more importantly, a WWE Superstar. In 1990, Jericho began training at the legendary Stu Hart's notorious "Dungeon," and later that year, made his debut on the independent circuit in Canada, teaming with Lance Storm. From there, he competed and won numerous championships in Japan and Mexico, such as the International Junior Heavyweight Championship and the NWA Middleweight Championship.
Jericho's career began to escalate in 1996, when he debuted in ECW and later became that organization's Television Champion. Later that year, he made his debut in WCW as "Lionheart" Chris Jericho. In 1997, he captured his first Cruiserweight Championship. During that time, he flourished in legendary title battles with Dean Malenko and current WWE Superstar Rey Mysterio.
On August 9, 1999, Chris Jericho arrived in WWE on a mission: to be a one-man, human-highlight reel. Within months of his arrival, he won the WWE Intercontinental Championship. Just a few months later, at WrestleMania 2000, he defeated Chris Benoit and Kurt Angle in a Triple-Threat Match for the European Championship. Despite all of his success, Jericho had one final goal, and on December 9, 2001, he achieved it. On that night, Jericho defeated The Rock and Stone Cold Steve Austin to become the first-ever Undisputed World Champion. Since then, Jericho has continued to excel, maintaining his status as one of the sport's greatest talents. If he is not in action, he is probably hosting his interview segment, "Chris Jericho's Highlight Reel," instigating confrontations and controversy. In addition to his full-time schedule of competition, Jericho travels worldwide as lead vocalist with his rock group, Fozzy.
Currently, Chris Jericho is on hiatus from the WWE.
Source: WWE.com
2nd Wrestler of the Day 20.10.
Rob Van Dam
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Height: 6'
Weight: 220 lbs
Hometown: Battle Creek, Michigan
Overall: 87
A one of a kind, Rob Van Dam is one of the most unorthodox RAW Superstars to ever compete, blending his background in martial arts and wrestling to create one of the most unpredictable wrestling styles around. Known for having no fear in taking any risk or trying any move from insane heights, RVD loves to test gravity utilizing high risk maneuvers to secure a win. Throwing his thumbs back towards his head to lead on his fans in chants, RVD confidently boasts being "The Whole Dam Show," and you'd be hard pressed to think otherwise.
While some may call the laid back show-off reckless with regards to his love for taking it to the extreme, RVD wouldn't have it any other way. Hardcore to the bone, RVD has lived his life fearless from his days as a champion kick boxer to a top charge in Extreme Championship Wrestling throwing flying kicks into steel chairs en route to disfiguring his victim's faces before ultimately becoming a WWE Superstar.
Recently, Rob Van Dam teamed with Rey Mysterio on SmackDown as well appearing on the ECW One Night Stand Pay-Per-View before being traded in the 2005 Draft Lottery to RAW in June. These days, Rob Van Dam is recovering from an injury while training hard for one of a kind return to RAW this fall.
Source: WWE.com
1st Wrestler of the Day 20.10.
Chris Jericho
[Bild: http://ps2media.ign.com/ps2/image/articl...809248.jpg]
Height: 5'11"
Weight: 231 lbs
Hometown: Winnipeg, Manitoba
Overall: 87
Chris Jericho was born to be a star -- more importantly, a WWE Superstar. In 1990, Jericho began training at the legendary Stu Hart's notorious "Dungeon," and later that year, made his debut on the independent circuit in Canada, teaming with Lance Storm. From there, he competed and won numerous championships in Japan and Mexico, such as the International Junior Heavyweight Championship and the NWA Middleweight Championship.
Jericho's career began to escalate in 1996, when he debuted in ECW and later became that organization's Television Champion. Later that year, he made his debut in WCW as "Lionheart" Chris Jericho. In 1997, he captured his first Cruiserweight Championship. During that time, he flourished in legendary title battles with Dean Malenko and current WWE Superstar Rey Mysterio.
On August 9, 1999, Chris Jericho arrived in WWE on a mission: to be a one-man, human-highlight reel. Within months of his arrival, he won the WWE Intercontinental Championship. Just a few months later, at WrestleMania 2000, he defeated Chris Benoit and Kurt Angle in a Triple-Threat Match for the European Championship. Despite all of his success, Jericho had one final goal, and on December 9, 2001, he achieved it. On that night, Jericho defeated The Rock and Stone Cold Steve Austin to become the first-ever Undisputed World Champion. Since then, Jericho has continued to excel, maintaining his status as one of the sport's greatest talents. If he is not in action, he is probably hosting his interview segment, "Chris Jericho's Highlight Reel," instigating confrontations and controversy. In addition to his full-time schedule of competition, Jericho travels worldwide as lead vocalist with his rock group, Fozzy.
Currently, Chris Jericho is on hiatus from the WWE.
Source: WWE.com
2nd Wrestler of the Day 20.10.
Rob Van Dam
[Bild: http://ps2media.ign.com/ps2/image/articl...501961.jpg]
Height: 6'
Weight: 220 lbs
Hometown: Battle Creek, Michigan
Overall: 87
A one of a kind, Rob Van Dam is one of the most unorthodox RAW Superstars to ever compete, blending his background in martial arts and wrestling to create one of the most unpredictable wrestling styles around. Known for having no fear in taking any risk or trying any move from insane heights, RVD loves to test gravity utilizing high risk maneuvers to secure a win. Throwing his thumbs back towards his head to lead on his fans in chants, RVD confidently boasts being "The Whole Dam Show," and you'd be hard pressed to think otherwise.
While some may call the laid back show-off reckless with regards to his love for taking it to the extreme, RVD wouldn't have it any other way. Hardcore to the bone, RVD has lived his life fearless from his days as a champion kick boxer to a top charge in Extreme Championship Wrestling throwing flying kicks into steel chairs en route to disfiguring his victim's faces before ultimately becoming a WWE Superstar.
Recently, Rob Van Dam teamed with Rey Mysterio on SmackDown as well appearing on the ECW One Night Stand Pay-Per-View before being traded in the 2005 Draft Lottery to RAW in June. These days, Rob Van Dam is recovering from an injury while training hard for one of a kind return to RAW this fall.
Source: WWE.com