When was the Iron Man match?
When was the Iron Man match?
John Cena and Seth Rollins faced off in a 30-Minute Iron Man match for the WWE United States Championship at a house show in October 2015….World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE)
| # | 1 |
|---|---|
| Match (length) | Bret Hart (c) defeated Ric Flair (1:00:00) |
| Title | WWF World Heavyweight Championship |
| Score | 3–2 |
Who won between Brock Lesnar and Kurt Angle?
Brock Lesnar, Big Show and Angle had one of the more underrated WWE PPV main events with exciting action all around. Angle ended Lesnar’s reign and scored a huge victory for another run with the top prize in WWE.
When was the last Iron Man match WWE?
John Cena vs. Randy Orton, Bragging Rights, 10/25/09. The most recent Iron Man match was also the only one to add an Anything Goes stipulation. This changed around strategy for Randy Orton and John Cena quite a bit, as the ropes were no longer an escape from a devastating submission move.
What’s an Iron Man match in WWE?
What Is The Iron Man Match? The real-life Iron Match pits two wrestlers against each other in a time-limited match that usually lasts for 60 minutes. The winner of the match is when a competitor has won the most wins within the scheduled time via pinfalls, submissions, DQ, and count outs.
Who won the Iron Man match?
First of two 60 minute Iron Man Matches on free to air TV. Lesnar gets a huge lead 5-2 with 15 minutes remaining but Angle fights back with 2 more falls. Angle slapped on the Ankle Lock with 20 seconds remaining, but Lesnar didn’t tap. Brock Lesnar wins the WWE title.
What is the best Iron Man match?
Every Iron Man Match For A WWE Championship, Ranked From Worst To Best
- 1 Bayley Vs. Sasha Banks (NXT TakeOver: Respect)
- 2 Shawn Michaels Vs. Bret Hart (WrestleMania XII)
- 3 Charlotte Flair Vs. Sasha Banks (Roadblock: End Of The Line)
- 4 John Cena Vs.
- 5 Chris Benoit Vs.
- 6 The Bar Vs.
- 7 Brock Lesnar Vs.
- 8 Dolph Ziggler Vs.
What is the longest wrestling match ever?
The wrestler Martin Klein from Viljandi County is the first Estonian athlete to win an olympic medal. At Stockholm Olympics in 1912, he won the longest wrestling match ever recorded, which lasted 11 hours and 40 minutes.