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The steroid trial cost the company an estimated $5 million at a time of record low revenues. This helped drive many WWF wrestlers over to rival promotion World Championship Wrestling (WCW), including 1980s babyface hero Hulk Hogan
 
During this period, the WWF promoted wrestlers of a younger age comprising “The New Generation”, featuring Shawn Michaels, Diesel, Razor Ramon, Bret Hart, and The Undertaker, in an effort to promote new talent into the spotlight.
 
As the Monday Night Wars continued between Raw Is War and WCW’s Nitro, the WWF would transform itself from a family-friendly product into a more adult oriented product, known as the Attitude Era. The era was spearheaded by WWF VP Shane McMahon (son of owner Vince McMahon) and head writer Vince Russo.
 
Shawn Michaels is known as Mr. WrestleMania for a reason. Just not the reason you may think. With a record of 6-11, HBK has one of the worst WrestleMania records of all time. Shawn Michaels has stepped foot on the grandest stage 17 times. He’s only captured six wins, but put on some of the greatest matches in wrestling history.
 
When Batista debuted back in 2001, he was known as the enforcer for Reverend D-Von Dudley. His character was quiet and destructive. On Chris Jericho’s podcast,“Talk is Jericho,” Batista revealed the idea for his debut character. He elaborated that his character was full of anger and hateful of everyone because he had no father and his mother was sexually assaulted
 
Over the past 19 years, people have been under the impression that “Stone Cold” Steve Austin broke his neck after a pile driver from Owen Hart at SummerSlam 1997. This was not the case. While it was a devastating injury to his neck that forced him to change his wrestling style, Austin has cleared up on his podcast that he didn’t actually break his neck. He had a bruised spinal column and temporary paralysis.
 
No one in WWE history has come close to doing what The Undertaker has done. Although The Undertaker’s undefeated streak came to a heart breaking end at WrestleMania XXX, thanks to Brock Lesnar, there is one streak left that The Undertaker holds at WrestleMania: he’s fought at WrestleMania in 16 consecutive years from 2001 through 2016.
 
During the 2006 Royal Rumble, Rey Mysterio (entering in the #2 spot) stayed in the ring for a record of 1 hour and 2 minutes and 12 seconds. The main event that night was Kurt Angle vs. Mark Henry for the World Heavyweight Championship.

Triple H, Randy Orton, and Rey Mysterio left in the ring. Triple H and Orton attempted to eliminate Mysterio together but failed and both wrestlers fell victim to Rey Mysterio’s signature 619. This resulted in Triple H being eliminated. Frustrated, Triple H then assaulted Mysterio outside of the ring, throwing him back out to be eliminated by Randy Orton. Rey Mysterio then eliminated Orton after countering his attack thus winning the 2006 Royal Rumble and beating Chris Benoit’s 2004 record of 1 hour 1 minute and 30 seconds.

Mysterio is also the 2nd person to with the Royal Rumble entering from the #2 spot, the first was Vince McMahon
 
The Undertaker had 6 different names during his Professional wrestling career, one of which is Cain The Undertaker.
Having multiple names throughout his career is not a strange thing in professional wrestling, but the strangest name in the list of the Undertakers names is Cain The Undertaker. This is especially odd considering the Brothers of Destruction duo the Undertaker and Kane.

The Undertaker has been wrestling for over 25 years and has the longest win streak in Wrestlemania history win 21 wins and 0 (zero) lose. He finally ended that streak at Wrestlemania XXX, losing to Brock Lesnar
 
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