The below feats are in no particular order.

• In just less than one year, Crash Holly has won the WWF Hardcore Title an all-time record 14 different times!
• Duane "Gillberg" Gill held the WWF Light-Heavyweight Title from November 17, 1998 to February 8, 2000, nine days less than one and one-half years!
• Veteran legend and "The Madman from Sudan," Abdullah the Butcher (real name: Lawrence Shreeve), has wrestled professionally for over 60 years!!! Although he has never wrestled a WWF or WWWF match, he's participated in just about every other promotion in the world, including WCW, XPW, Stampede Wrestling, AJPW (All-Japan Pro Wrestling), the NWA (National Wrestling Alliance), the PWF (Pacific Wrestling Association), the NWF (National Wrestling Federation, and the WWC (World Wrestling Council). Throughout his career (which has lasted over half-a-decade), Abudllah has captured a truckload of various titles. Most notably the NWA Unified World Heavyweight Title (once), PWF World Heavyweight Title (once), NWF World Heavyweight Title (once), Stampede Wrestling North-American Heavyweight Title (five times), WWC Universal Heavyweight Title (three times), WWC North-American Heavyweight Title (twice), WWC Caribbhean Heavyweight Title (twice), WWC Puerto Rican Heavyweight Title (three times), and MANY more!
• Steve Corino, now nicknamed "The King of Old-School," fullfilled a dream on April 24, 2001. Here's what he had to say on April 25, 2001 in the commentary of his official website, SteveCorino.com: "On Tuesday night, April 24, 2001, I fulfilled a boyhood dream when I defeated Mike Rapada to become the 52nd NWA world heavyweight champion. When I started watching professional wrestling in 1981, the First championship I saw on television was the same one that I won on Tuesday. The man holding it was none other than 'Nature Boy' Ric Flair. For almost 20 years I dreamed of one day holding that championship." By winning the title, Corino's name is now placed in the same category as professional wrestling legends and icons such as Barry Windham, Shane Douglas, Chris Candido, Sabu, The Great Muta, Masahiro Chrono, Sting, Ricky "The Dragon" Steamboat, Ronny Garvin, Dusty Rhodes, Kerry Von Erich, Harley Race, Tommy Rich, Terry Funk, Jack Brisco, Lou Thesz, Buddy Rogers, Pat O'Connor, and, of course, Corino's idol, Ric "Nature Boy" Flair. Congratulations to the 52nd National Wrestling Alliance World Heavyweight Champion, "The King of Old-School," Steve Corino!
• Scott Hall (Razor Ramon in the WWF) is, in my mind, and probably many others, the best wrestler ever to never win a World Heavyweight Title. Scott has competed in both the WWF and WCW, and even had a one-night stay in ECW before it went bankrupt. Scott is a four-time WWF Intercontinental Champion, a one-time WCW Television Champion, a two-time WCW United States Heavyweight Champion, and a five-time WCW World Tag Team Champion (five reigns with real-life close-friend Kevin Nash and one reign with The Giant).
• On the October 26th edition of WWF SmackDown!, Buh Buh Ray Dudley and D-Von Dudley, collectively known as The Dudley Boyz, became the only tag team to ever hold the ECW, WWF, and WCW World Tag Team Titles as a tag team throughout their entire careers. They have held an all-time record of eight ECW World Tag Team Titles, five WWF World Tag Team Titles, and one WCW World Tag Team Title, which is an all-time record of 14 World Tag Team Titles!
• Just a couple of weeks after entering World Championship Wrestling, Lance Storm became the first-ever WCW Triple-Champion. On July 18, 2000, he won his first-ever WCW Title when he defeated none other than "Big Poppa Pump" Scott Steiner for the United States Heavyweight Title. Just six days later, on the 24th, Storm defeated Big Vito to win the WCW Hardcore Title. Then a "Double-Champion," Storm received a shot at Chavo Guerrero, Jr.'s WCW Cruiserweight Title on July 31, 2000, and made the best out of it, winning the title to become the first-ever "WCW Triple-Champion." Not only had Storm become the first grappler ever to accomplish this rare feat, he had won three different titles that combines three distinctively different grappling styles: Heavyweight, Hardcore, and Cruiserweight/Light-Heavyweight. Storm had done this all within less than two weeks!
• Jerry "The King" Lawler has held the USWA Unified World Heavyweight Title an all-time record 27 different times, spanning from December 13, 1988 to April 27, 1997!
• During the year of 2000 and early-to-mid 2001, the WWF Hardcore Title had become purely a joke. As soon as Crash Holly, the then-Champion, made the new 24-7 Hardcore Title Rule, meaning that the title could change hands at any time on any day, even if there wasn't an official match. Crash and Raven, both in less than one year, had won the title a combined and stunning times 25 times (14, an all-time record, for Crash, and and equeally respectful 11 for Raven)!!! Even non-wrestlers won the titles, including Gerald Brisco, Pat Patterson, and Victoria (The Godfather's Ho).This all changed on the night of July 22, 2001, when former-ECW Legend Rob Van Dam, who had recently debuted, along with former-ECW Champion Tommy Dreamer, in mid-July (the night that ECW and WCW formed a partnership to attempt to destroy the WWF) defeated then-champion Jeff Hardy at WWF Invasion to become the WWF Hardcore Champion. From then on, RVD was completely unstoppable. He would end up losing the title and win it back twice before the end of 2001, but RVD revolutionized and brought respect and prestige back to the WWF Hardcore Title. He gained some of the biggest upsets ever when he successfully retained the title by pinning WWF main-event Superstars like Chris Jericho, Kurt Angle, The Rock, and Kane, and even pinned then-WWF Champion Stone Cold Steve Austin in a Double-Non-Title Match. RVD also successfully retained from some of his former-ECW rivals like Raven, Spike Dudley, and Tajiri, and retained from various other WWF Superstars like The Big Show, Edge, Jeff Hardy, Matt Hardy, Test, and Test. He also defeated WCW Legend Booker T. Rob Van Dam redefined the meaning of the phrase, "WWF Hardcore Division," using steel chairs, ladders, and even the ring area guardrail in ways that WWF fans had never deemed possible. At WWF No Mercy 2001, on October 21, RVD, only a three-month WWF veteran, competed in the triple-threat WWF Title Main-Event, along with Stone Cold and Kurt Angle. Although he didn't win the title that night, fans in the audience and at home sure got their fair share of chances to chant the words, "RVD!," "RVD!," "RVD!"
• Ultimo Dragon, Shinjiro Ohtano, Dean Malenko, and Sean Waltman (a.k.a. X-Pac) are the only wrestlers ever to win both the WCW Cruiserweight Title and the WWF Light-Heavyweight Title.
• Not only is The Undertaker the only man (at least that I can think of; I believe there may be one more, but I could be wrong) to feud with both Hulk Hogan and Steve Austin (a.k.a. "Stone Cold"), but he is also responsible for inventing and participating in several brutal "gimmick matches," most notably the "Casket Match"/"Rest in Peace Match," the "Inferno Match," and, of course, the infamous "HELL IN THE CELL MATCH.
• "The King of Budda-Bing," the THREE-TIME, THREE-TIME, THREE-TIME, WCW World Heavyweight Champion, Diamond Dallas Page uses the Diamondcutter (please insert <!BANG!> here) as his trademark finishing move. The move is basically a 3/4th Neckbreaker, and Page was the first wrestler to regularly use the move, a manuever that is one of the now most-imitated moves in professional wrestling history. Although they've modified it a bit, the likes of Buh-Buh Ray Dudley (the "Buh-Buh-Cutter"), Disco Inferno (the "Last Dance"), Matt Hardy (the "Twist of Fate"), Mikey Whipwreck (the "Whippersnapper"), Spike Dudley (the "Acid Drop"/"Dudley Dog"), and Steve Austin (the "Stone Cold Stunner") all use versions of DDP's finisher.
• D'Lo Brown, Jeff Jarrett, and Kurt Angle are the only "Euro-Continental Champions" (a grappler who holds both the WWF European and Intercontinental Titles both at the same exact time) in WWF history.
• Mick Foley has held a combined 11 World Tag Team Titles with seven different partners. Here are his awesome tag team stats: ECW World Tag Team Titles: two w/ Mikey Whipwreck (as Cactus Jack); WCW World Tag Team Title: one w/ Kevin Sullivan (as Cactus Jack), WWF World Tag Team Title: one w/ Stone Cold Steve Austin (as Dude Love), one w/ Terry Funk (as Cactus Jack), two w/ Kane (as Mankind), three w/ The Rock (as Mankind), and one w/ Al Snow (as Mankind).
• Real-life brothers Booker T and Stevie Ray have held the WCW World Tag Team Titles together 10 different times, an all-time record!
• Extreme Championship Wrestling (ECW, for short) has groomed the talent of so many "now-superstars" that I can't even name them all. More than half of the 2000 WWF roster had competed at least once in ECW. ECW has groomed the careers of tons of wrestlers, including Cactus Jack (Mick Foley), Chris Benoit, Steve Austin, Perry Saturn, Bam Bam Bigelow, Raven, Stevie Richards, Eddie Guerrero, Dean Malenko, Chris Candido, Lance Storm, Chris Jericho, Too Cold Scorpio, Terry Funk, Don Muraco, The Dudley Boyz (Bubba Ray, D-Von, Spike, and Big Dick), Shane Douglas, Tazz, Sabu, Rob Van Dam, Rhyno, Al Snow, Mikey Whipwreck, Tommy Dreamer, Public Enemy (Johnny Grunge and Rocco Rock), Justin Credible, Mike Awesome, Lita, Jerry Lynn, and Stevie Corino, among TONS of others.
• If there was EVER any doubt about Stone Cold Steve Austin's worldwide recognition factor, that doubt was demolished in 1998. Within just a THREE-WEEK period, Austin appeard on "The Howard Stern Show," "Nash Bridges," "The Howie Mandel Show," and "Late Night with Conan O'Brien!" Also, during this SAME-EXACT three-week period, Austin was photographed for a "Milk-Mustache" ad, further tightening the "Texas Rattlesnake's" hold on American culture!

• If you combine all of the titles held of the four members of the Hart family that have held titles in the WWF (Bret, Owen, Davey Boy Smith, and Jim Neidhart), the combined sum equals an astonishing...(scroll down!)

  HW = World Heavyweight Title; IC = Intercontinental Title; TT = World Tag Team Titles; EURO = European Title, HC = Hardcore, KOTR = King of the Ring Tournament Winner, RR = Royal Rumble Winner

  Wrestler	HW	IC	TT	EURO	HC	KOTR	RR	Total Tally
  Bret	5	2	2	0	0	2	2	13
  Owen	0	2	4	1	0	1	0	8
  Davey Boy Smith (The British Bulldog)	0	1	2	2	2	0	0	7
  Jim Neidhart	0	0	2	0	0	0	0	2 (Two)
  Total Tallies	5	5	10	3	2	3	2	27

13 + 8 + 7 + 2 = ...27!!! That means that each member averaged just less than 8 titles won throughout their entire WWF careers!

• The only grapplers to compete in all of the following promotions, the WWF, WCW, ECW, and XPW, are Terry Funk, Chris Candido, Sabu, and Shane Douglas.