How Many WWE Championship Years Can You Get Right? (2)

[A] 2006 | RVD's victory at ECW One Night Stand gave extreme wrestling fans their ultimate payoff.

[C] 2007 | The Legend Killer proved his Viper nickname by striking when opportunity appeared at SummerSlam.

[D] 2010 | Reality TV star turned wrestler proved doubters wrong by cashing in his contract successfully.

[D] 1998 | The Big Red Machine's one day reign at King of the Ring remains wrestling's briefest.

[A] 2001 | Y2J unified WWE and WCW titles at Vengeance, becoming the first undisputed champion.

[C] 2006 | The Rated R Superstar cashed in the first Money in the Bank briefcase.

[C] 2008 | The Charismatic Enigma's high flying daredevil style finally earned championship recognition after years.

[B] 2002 | The Next Big Thing demolished Rock at SummerSlam, becoming WWE's youngest ever champion.

[D] 1999 | Mr. McMahon's ridiculous six day reign was designed purely for outrageous entertainment value.

[D] 2009 | The Animal moved from World Heavyweight Champion to capture WWE's top prize too.

[B] 1998 | Austin's rebellious antihero persona perfectly captured the raw, edgy spirit of late nineties wrestling.

[C] 1998 | The People's Champion electrified crowds with his charismatic promos and corporate storyline rebellion.

[B] 1999 | The Game cemented himself as main event talent after years building his cerebral assassin.

[B] 2009 | The Celtic Warrior stunned everyone by winning just months into his surprising main roster.

[C] 2000 | The Olympic Gold Medalist achieved wrestling gold remarkably fast after his stunning debut year.

[C] 1999 | The Giant won through Triple H interference, showcasing attitude era's constant title chaos.

[A] 1999 | Foley's emotional Raw victory over Rock gave fans one of wrestling's most heartwarming moments.

[C] 2004 | Latino Heat overcame addiction struggles to capture his inspiring and deeply personal triumph.

[A] 2004 | The Wrestling God transformed from APA brawler into SmackDown's longest reigning modern champion.

[A] 2005 | Cena's rapper gimmick and never give up attitude launched WWE into a new generation.