How Many WWE Championship Years Can You Get Right? (1)

[A] 1992 | The Hitman's technical excellence and Canadian pride made him wrestling's most respected champion.

[A] 1983 | The Sheik's controversial foreign heel character was built specifically to elevate Hulkamania.

[B] 1991 | The Deadman's supernatural character surprisingly captured gold just one year after debuting.

[D] 1984 | Hulkamania exploded worldwide as Hogan pinned Sheik to launch wrestling's golden era.

[D] 1996 | Psycho Sid's unstable character and monstrous Powerbomb made him a terrifying champion.

[A] 1978 | Backlund's clean cut, all American image perfectly represented WWE's family friendly direction.

[C] 1971 | Morales quickly defeated Koloff, becoming a beloved champion and WWE's first triple crown winner.

[B] 1973 | Stasiak's brief nine day reign was designed to transition the belt to Sammartino again.

[D] 1994 | Big Daddy Cool's powerful Jackknife Powerbomb ended Backlund's second reign in seconds.

[B] 1992 | Nature Boy entered WWE as reigning champion, winning the Royal Rumble match spectacularly.

[A] 1990 | Warrior defeated Hogan at WrestleMania VI in wrestling's most iconic title versus title showdown.

[A] 1988 | Andre controversially won during a chaotic referee situation at The Main Event special.

[B] 1977 | Graham revolutionized wrestling with his bodybuilder physique and colorful, over the top personality.

[A] 1963 | Bruno's legendary marathon reign started here, holding gold for an incredible seven years straight.

[D] 1971 | The Russian Bear shocked Madison Square Garden by ending Sammartino's unthinkable title dominance.

[A] 1963 | Rogers became the very first WWE Champion when the promotion officially launched its title.

[B] 1996 | The Heartbreak Kid achieved his boyhood dream with an emotional WrestleMania XII victory.

[A] 1993 | The massive sumo wrestler dominated WrestleMania IX with manager Mr. Fuji's devious assistance.

[A] 1991 | Slaughter's Iraqi sympathizer heel turn during the Gulf War created massive controversy.

[D] 1988 | Macho Man triumphed in WrestleMania IV's tournament, finally reaching the mountaintop.