Board 8 > Strongest KAYFABE match they ever had day 23: Lex Luger.

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Day 1: Kurt Angle. Summer Slam 2001 vs Stone Cold. (Honorable Mention to Wrestlemania 21 against Shawn Michaels [probably not the last time his name is put in]
Day 2: Stone Cold Steve Austin. Wrestlemania 13 vs Bret Hart (Honorable Mention to Wrestlemania XIX against the Rock)
Day 3: Bret The Hitman Hart. Suriveror Series 1995 against Diesel. (Honorable Mention to Wrestlemania XII Ironman against Shawn Michaels)
Day 4: Diesel/Kevin Nash. Royal Rumble 1994. (Honorable Mention to Beating Backlund in 5 seconds for the Title at a House Show)
Day 5: The Heart Break Kid Shawn Michaels. Wrestlemania XII Ironman Match vs Bret Hart. (Honorable Mention to the 1995 Royal Rumble)
Day 6: The Rock. Wrestlemania X-SEVEN against Stone Cold Steve Austin. (Honorable mention to Backlash 2000 against Triple H)
Day 7: Triple H. No Way out 2000 against Cactus Jack Hell in a Cell Retirement vs WWF Championship. (Honorable Mention to No Way Out 2001 3 Stages of Hell vs Austin)
Day 8: Mick Foley: Royal Rumble 1999 against the Rock I Quit Match. (Honorable Mention to Royal Rumble 2000 against Triple H in a Street Fight)
Day 9: The Undertaker. Wrestlemania XXVI Streak vs Career vs Shawn Michaels (Honorable Mention to Wrestlemania XXVII against Triple H in a no holds barred match)
Day 10: The Big Show/The Giant. Halloween Havoc 95 against Hogan after being thrown off a building. (Honorable Mention to Royal Rumble 2004)
Day 11: Hollywood Hulk Hogan. Vader SuperBrawl V. (Honorable Mention to Summerslam 2005 Shawn Michaels)
Day 12: Vader. December 27th 1987 against Antonio Inoki (Honorable Mention to taking off Foley's Ear)
Day 13: Kane. Wrestlemania XIV against The Unertaker. (Honorable Mention to 2010 Hell in a Cell against The Undertaker)
Day 14: Chris Jericho: Raw Steel Cage Match against Batista for the WHC. (Honorable Mention to Fully Loaded 2000 against Triple H)
Day 15: Batista. 2005 Vengeance Hell in a Cell against Triple H. (Honorable mention to Summerslam 2008 against John Cena)
Day 16: John Cena. 2011 Over the Limit I Quit Match vs The Miz. (Honorable mention to beating Carlito Cool hours after being stabbed by Jesus)
Day 17: The Miz. Wrestlemania XXVII against John Cena (Honorable Mention to Money in the Bank 2010 Raw Ladder match).
Day 18: Randy Orton. Wrestlemania XXIV against John Cena and Triple H. (Honorable mention to SummerSlam 2004 against ________)
Day 19: He who must not be named. Wrestlemania XX against HHH and Shawn Michaels (Honorable Mention to Royal Rumble 2004)
Day 20: Rob Van Dam. Beating John Cena at One Night Stand II for the WWE/ECW Championship. (Honorable Mention to beating Sting cleanly at Slammiversary VIII)
Day 21: Sting. Halloween Havoc 1999 against Goldberg. (Honorable Mention to Halloween Havoc 1990 against Sid Vicious)
Day 22: Goldberg. Road Wild 1998 against NWO WolfPac and NWO Hollywood. (Honorable Mention to DDP Halloween Havoc 1997)

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From: Regaro_Ukiera |
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My first thought is Yokozuna at Wrestlemania but I'll see what others think.

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Guns don't kill people, Kinder eggs do. I saw it in a post on GameFAQs. ~FAHtastic

Beating Hogan for the WCW title. Kicked out of Hogan's legdrop, dodged a second one, took out an interfering Nash, Hall and Savage, then tapped him out to the Rack. That was pretty crazy

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Gut response:

vs. Hollywood Hogan on Nitro in August 1997

I believe that's the first time anyone ever made Hogan consciously submit.

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Thank you, Eddie Guerrero.
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Yeah the first thing that came to mind was the match with Hogan. I don't think anything tops that, it was one of the most impressive kayfabe accomplishments ever really.

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Yokozuna at Wrestlemania or whatever that was

Yoko was billed as totally unbeatable IIRC

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SephirothG, channeling awesomeness from Mershiness.
The Resurrection

Yeah beating an unbeatable opponent probably stops almost beating an unbeatable opponent.

vs. Hollywood Hogan on Nitro in August 1997

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Guns don't kill people, Kinder eggs do. I saw it in a post on GameFAQs. ~FAHtastic

muddersmilk posted...
Yeah beating an unbeatable opponent probably stops almost beating an unbeatable opponent.

vs. Hollywood Hogan on Nitro in August 1997

wait didn't he defeat Yoko or am I misremembering?

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SephirothG, channeling awesomeness from Mershiness.
The Resurrection

His two big matches with Yokozuna ended with a Luger Countout win (Summerslam '93) and a Yokozuna DQ win (Wrestlemania X).

Neither one ever decisively beat the other during their WWE prime.

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Thank you, Eddie Guerrero.
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Oh whoops. I rescind that then.


I thought he slammed Yoko a la Hogan/Andre or something.

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SephirothG, channeling awesomeness from Mershiness.
The Resurrection

Yeah, it was something like he shoved the referee Mr. Perfect, then knocked out Yoko with the forearm of death, Perfect got back up and DQed him

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We are thought, and reality, and concept, and the unimaginable

Yeah Luger got screwed and then Bret beat Yoko for the title in the ME.

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From: Mershaaay | #011
I thought he slammed Yoko a la Hogan/Andre or something.

That was a special "Can any American slam the mighty Yokozuna?" challenge held on the 4th of July on the deck of a US battleship.

The formerly narcissistic heel Lex Luger arrived to prove that there was one thing he loved more than himself: The United States of America.

He did what dozens of others could not, slammed the foreign menace, and kicked off a cross-country campaign to rally support for his cause of reclaiming the WWF Championship for America!

He then...beat Yokozuna by countout and didn't win the title. But they celebrated like he did anyway!

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vs. Hogan on Nitro

I've always been a fan of Luger and I can think of no stronger moment for him.

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The Best "Michael" Contest (ft. Haggar, Tyson, Mer, Judge, Goldmill, Hall, Morbius)
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v.s Hogan on Nitro,

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edwardsdv and swordz9 are basically the comedy heel tag team of this topic, why would people be taking them seriously?

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MWC is god-tier