WWE Hardcore Championship History Quiz

Answer: Mankind

Mankind was the first ever WWE Hardcore Champion after being awarded the belt by Mr. McMahon on November 2, 1998 in Houston, Texas on "Raw".

Answer: Big Bossman

Big Bossman was the second WWE Hardcore Champion after he defeated Mankind to win the belt.

Answer: Crash Holly

Crash Holly said in an interview segment that he will put his WWE Hardcore Championship on the line 24 hours a day and seven days a week. He regretted saying that since he was been on the run with the title ever since. After Crash Holly made the announcement, everyone who held the belt, put the title on the line 24 hours a day and seven days a week.

Answer: Raven

Raven held the WWE Hardcore Championship more than anyone in the history of the WWE, with a record of 27 times. Crash Holly and Steven Richards both held the title 22 times and Bradshaw held the title 18 times.

Answer: Big Bossman

Big Bossman held the WWE Hardcore Championship the longest for a total of 95 days. Rob Van Dam held the title next to the longest for a total of 89 days.

Answer: Pat Patterson

Pat Patterson was the oldest WWE Hardcore Champion in the WWE. He was 59 years old when he held the WWE Hardcore Title.

Answer: Christopher Nowinski

Christopher Nowinski was the youngest holder of the WWE Hardcore Championship. He was 23 years old when he held the WWE Hardcore Title.

Answer: Mighty Molly, Trish Stratus, Terri, and Bobcat

There were four divas to hold the WWE Hardcore Title. Mighty Molly won the title at "Wrestlemania 18", by pinning Hurricane, and then lost about 15 minutes later to Christian. Trish Stratus won the title at "Raw", by pinning Crash Holly, and then lost it the same night to Steven Richards. Terri won the title at "Raw", by pinning Steven Richards, and then lost it the same night to the superstar she beat for the title, Steven Richards. Bobcat won the title at "Raw", by pinning Crash Holly, and then lost it the same night to the superstar she beat for the title, Crash Holly.

Answer: He received an injury and needed surgery.

Road Dogg had forfeit the WWE Hardcore Title in Toronto, Ontario Canada, because he received an injury and needed surgery. The next WWE Hardcore Champion was Hardcore Holly, when he beat Al Snow for the vacant WWE Hardcore Title at "St. Valentine's Day Massacre". That match was famous, since they fought down to the Mississippi River.

Answer: Shane McMahon

Shane McMahon was the WWE Hardcore Champion from August 21, 2000 until August 27, 2000. Since he was champion, he decided to suspend the stipulation of the WWE Hardcore Title of being defended 24 hours a day and seven days a week. He lost the WWE Hardcore Title to Steve Blackman on August 27, 2000 at "Summerslam".