Talk:Mike Lockwood
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Hey that picture is HARDCORE Holly not CRASH Holly a.k.a. Mike Lockwood.
Jesus
No dude thats crash holly
[edit] Grand Slam Confusion
I am still looking for a source, but regarding this statement:
"Lockwood also held the WWF European Championship, WWF Light Heavyweight Championship and the WWF Tag Team Championship (with Hardcore Holly) making him a member of the WWE's famed grand slam club."
A grand slam in the WWE means that a wrestler has held every title available to him during the course of his career. Lockwood held neither the Intercontinental Title nor the Heavyweight Title during his tenure in WWE.
A grandslam champion was someone who held the company's top four (Grandslam, is four, just like in baseball) titles, at the time it matter it was the World, IC, Tag and European Titles. All in all though, it was just a tool to get Shawn Micheals over Bret Hart, who the WWF/E had hyped as their first "Triple Crown" champion.(75.21.234.86 09:01, 25 January 2007 (UTC))
[edit] Re: Grand Slam Confusion...and Crash's real name?
I don't believe Lockwood ever held the IC title. Also, was it ever stated what Crash's real name was on TV? No, I don't mean MIKE LOCKWOOD. I remember something about him being named Elroy or something. Can that be considered? Tenspeeder 23:27, 24 January 2007 (UTC)
That was because he looks like Elroy Jetson, mate.
[edit] Death
I changed the Death entry. Steven Richards didn't kill Crash Holly. Feel free to clean up the entry, i just put in what I knew off hand.
He commited suicide (Snake, 4/4/7)
—The preceding unsigned comment was added by Dravenfrost (talk • contribs) 23:55, 3 April 2007 (UTC).
