Win/Loss Record for Every WWE Star Who Has Ever Competed at WWE Backlash

Courtesy of Chris Featherstone of Crave Wrestling, below is the win/loss record for every WWE star who has ever competed at the Backlash PPV:

WWE BACKLASH WIN-LOSS STATISTICS FOR EVERY WRESTLER

Steve Austin: 2-1

The Rock: 1-2

HHH: 4-4

Hulk Hogan: 2-0

Bill Goldberg: 1-0

Chris Benoit: 4-1

Shawn Michaels: 2-4

Batista: 1-2-1

John Cena: 2-3

Edge: 4-4

Randy Orton: 2-2

JBL: 1-2

Faarooq: 1-1

Mideon: 1-0

Christian: 2-2

Gangrel: 0-1

Al Snow: 1-1

Hardcore Holly: 0-1

The Godfather: 1-0

Goldust: 0-1

Road Dogg: 1-1

Billy Gunn: 2-0

Owen Hart: 0-1

Jeff Jarrett: 0-1

Mankind/Cactus Jack: 1-1

Big Show: 2-2-1

X-Pac: 1-2

Undertaker: 3-1-1

Kane: 4-2-1

Ken Shamrock: 0-1

Dean Malenko: 1-0

Scotty 2 Hotty: 0-1

Big Bossman: 1-0

Bull Buchanan: 1-0

Crash Holly: 1-0

Matt Hardy: 3-2

Jeff Hardy: 2-2

Perry Saturn: 0-1

Tazz: 0-1

Kurt Angle: 1-2

Beth Phoenix: 1-1

Melina: 1-0

Layla: 1-0

Jillian Hall: 1-0

Natalya: 1-0

Maria: 0-1

Ashley Massaro: 0-1

Michelle McCool: 0-1

Cherry: 0-1

Kelly Kelly: 0-1

Jack Swagger: 0-1

Ricky Steamboat: 0-1

Santina Marella: 1-0

Cody Rhodes: 1-0

Ted DiBiase: 1-0

Test: 1-0

Albert: 2-0

Bubba Ray Dudley: 0-2

D-Von Dudley: 0-2

Eddie Guerrero: 2-2

Essa Rios: 0-1

Chris Jericho: 3-3

Justin Credible: 1-0

Spike Dudley: 0-1

Rhyno: 1-0

Raven: 0-1

William Regal: 1-1

Shane McMahon: 3-1

Tajiri: 1-2

Ric Flair: 1-2

Kevin Nash: 0-1

Booker T: 0-1

Jonathan Coachman: 1-0

Victoria: 2-0

Lita: 0-1

Hurricane: 2-0

Rosey: 2-0

Rob Conway: 0-2

Sylvain Grenier: 0-2

Antonio (Heart Throbs): 0-1

Romeo (Heart Throbs): 0-1

Simon Dean: 0-1

Billy Kidman: 0-1

Scott Hall: 1-0

Jazz: 1-0

Trish Stratus: 1-2

Brock Lesnar: 2-0

RVD: 1-1

Chuck Palumbo: 1-0

Maven: 0-2

Shelton Benjamin: 3-1

Charlies Haas: 1-0

Chavo Guerrero: 0-2

Sean O’Haire: 1-0

Rikishi: 0-1

Viscera: 0-1

Muhammad Hassan: 0-1

Daivari: 0-1

Carlito: 1-0

Chris Masters: 0-1

Umaga: 2-0

Mickie James: 0-2

Vince McMahon: 2-0

Lance Cade: 0-1

Trevor Murdoch: 0-1

MVP: 0-1

Bobby Lashley: 0-1

The Great Khali: 0-1

Daniel Bryan Teases In-Ring Return and New Japan

On last week’s episode of Talking Smack, Bryan said The Miz wrestled like a “coward”. This made Miz hulk out in what was reportedly a worked shoot, saying he wrestles the way he does so he can perform for the fans every night. Bryan’s harder style, however, has resulted in multiple concussions for the Smackdown GM, which meant WWE forced him to retire back in February this year.

Miz then delivered the money line: “You love wrestling…well why don’t you quit? Why don’t you quit and go to the bingo halls with your indie friends, Daniel?”

Wrestle The Miz’s safer way, perform without getting hurt. Wrestle Bryan’s way, risk an early retirement.

It’s a fascinating debate on the stronger wrestling style that’s crept into WWE over the last few years – especially in what many are calling the Injury Era, the latest victims being WWE’s flagship champions Finn Balor and Sasha Banks.

Bryan ended up walking out on that Talking Smack segment, so he sat down with Renee Young on last night’s episode, where he admitted: “I feel like I’m healthy. If I had any guts, I would quit and go and do the indies. Probably not bingo halls, more like Tokyo Domes.”

The Tokyo Dome venue in Japan is famous for being host to New Japan’s version of Wrestlemania,Wrestle Kingdom.

Leading up to his retirement, Bryan was cleared to wrestle by concussions specialists at both Phoenix and UCLA. It was a non-peer reviewed test in New York that convinced WWE on Bryan’s health issues.

But Forbes are now reporting that WWE have “not completely shut the door” on his in-ring return. With The Miz calling out Bryan in a planned angle on WWE television, this might be the seeds of him wrestling again.

How would you book Daniel Bryan’s wrestling return? Let us know in the comments!