WWE Wrestling Trivia

Brian Lara scored 501 runs for Warwickshire against Durham in 1994, the first individual score over 500 in first-class cricket. This broke Hanif Mohammad's long-standing record of 499. Sachin Tendulkar and Don Bradman never scored 500+ in an innings.

Chris Jericho holds the record for most Intercontinental Championship reigns with 9 title wins. Edge and Eddie Guerrero have had multiple reigns but none match Jericho's record.

Kane has held the WWE Championship, World Heavyweight Championship, Intercontinental Championship, Hardcore Championship, and Tag Team Championships, but never the European Championship (1997-2002). This is despite being an active top-tier performer during the period when the title existed.

Crash Holly held the WWE Hardcore Championship 7 times, more than any other superstar. His reigns were characterized by the "24/7 rule" where the title could be defended anytime, anywhere, leading to chaotic matches and frequent title changes that he exploited to accumulate multiple reigns.

Kane made his in-ring debut at Survivor Series 1997, interfering in the Hell in a Cell match between Shawn Michaels and Undertaker. He was introduced as Undertaker's younger brother, supposedly burned and scarred from childhood, seeking revenge.

The question refers to the last King of the Ring tournament before it was discontinued in 2002 (later revived in 2015). Brock Lesnar won the 2002 King of the Ring, defeating Rob Van Dam in the final, which launched his main event push leading to his WWE Championship win that same year.

The European Championship existed in WWE from 1997-2002, the Light HeavyWeight Championship from 1997-2001, and the Women's Tag Team Championship began in 2019. The Television Championship was primarily a WCW title (1986-2000) and later existed in ECW, but was never a WWE championship.

Mankind, The Undertaker, and Kevin Nash all competed in Hell in a Cell matches - Mankind in the famous 1998 match against Undertaker, Undertaker in multiple Cell matches, and Kevin Nash faced Triple H at No Way Out 2000. Kane, despite his long career and major matches, surprisingly never competed in a Hell in a Cell match during this period.

D-Generation X (DX) originally consisted of Shawn Michaels and Triple H, later adding X-Pac. The New Age Outlaws (Billy Gunn and Road Dogg) became affiliated with DX during the Attitude Era. K-Kwik (later known as R-Truth) was never a member of DX, though he had a stint with Road Dogg as a tag team partner.

The Corporation was Vince McMahon's faction during the Attitude Era, and at one point included Kane, Triple H, and Chyna simultaneously. The Ministry was Undertaker's satanic-themed faction, Four Horsemen was WCW, and DX was a rival faction. Kane briefly joined the Corporation after being 'fired' from the Ministry storyline.

Buddy Rogers was awarded the first WWE Championship (then WWF) in 1963 after the promotion split from the NWA. He defeated Antonio Rocca in a tournament final to become the inaugural champion. Harley Race, Ric Flair, and Bruno Sammartino all won the title later, with Sammartino having the longest reign.

Kane won his first WWE InterContinental Championship by defeating Triple H on the June 28, 2001 episode of SmackDown. This was during Kane's face run after the Invasion angle. He did not beat The Rock, Undertaker, or Mankind for his first IC title reign.

Davey Boy Smith (The British Bulldog) defeated Shawn Michaels to become the first WWE European Champion on February 26, 1997, in Berlin, Germany. Dynamite Kid was his tag team partner but never held this title. Shawn Michaels and Eddie Guerrero won the title later.

Kane's real name is Glenn Jacobs, born April 26, 1967. He has portrayed Kane in WWE since 1997. Mark, Roddick, and Andrew are not associated with this character.

Chris Drum is a former New Zealand cricketer who played as a wicket-keeper/batsman. He represented New Zealand in the late 1990s and early 2000s, playing in both Tests and ODIs, making 'New Zealand' the correct answer for which country he played for internationally.

Nolan Clarke is a Dutch cricketer who played for the Netherlands national cricket team. He was born in Ireland but represented the Netherlands, an example of players representing countries other than their birth nation.