BATTLE FIELD WINNERS »
BATTLE FIELD WINNER AT WRESTLEFEST »
2005: John Cena 2006: Excellence 2007: Raven 2008: Shane Douglas, Steve Austin
The Battle Field winner always earns himself an opportunity to face the PWF Champion at
WrestleFest. So far, Battle Field
winners have gone two-for-four on the grandest stage in sports, with John Cena and Raven taking advantage of their Battle Field
victory by winning the PWF Championship at WrestleFest.
LONGEST TIME IN RING »
SHORTEST TIME IN RING »
In 2005, Lance Storm put on an amazing performance. Not only did he remain in the ring longer than any man in
Battle Field history (48 minutes and 12 seconds), but he entered at No. 2 and made it all the way to the Final Four, eliminating
five competitors along the way.
This dubious honor was previously held by Austin Sharp of the Young, Rich, & Dangerous. In 2006, he entered 13th, was eliminated
9th, and lasted a total of just 14 seconds. In 2008, however, Virgil dethroned The Cali' Kid, lasting just 12 seconds.
MOST OVERALL ELIMINATIONS »
MOST ELIMINATIONS IN SINGLE MATCH »
Lance Storm has eliminated an amazing 15 1/3 superstars in three Battle Field appearances (2005, 2007, 2008).
Excellence held this mark, eliminating 6.5 competitors in the 2006 Battle Field. In the 2007 version, though, Lance
Storm demolished the record, eliminating an unheard of 9 superstars on his way to a second-place finish.
THE 1ST ENTRANT » THE 30TH ENTRANT »
2005: Chris Jericho (elim. 24th) 2006: Edge (elim. 12th) 2007: Steve Austin (elim. 3rd) 2008: Steve Austin (co-winner)
2005: Masked Man 2 (elim. 21st) 2006: Shane Douglas (elim. 29th) 2007: Ted DiBiase (elim. 26th) 2008: Christian (elim. 28th)
MOST APPEARANCES IN SINGLE MATCH »
SUICIDE ELIMINATIONS »
Christian is the only wrestler to appear more than once in a Battle Field. After being eliminated in 2005
by bitter enemy Rick Rude, Christian would appear later on in the bout as his former alter ego, Masked Man 2. He would extract
revenge on the Ravishing One before being eliminated by Lance Storm.
Believe it or not, there have been situations where superstars have eliminated themselves. Chris Jericho tricked
Kimona Wanalaya into a self-elimination (2006), but she would not be alone. The Undefeatable eliminated himself in each
of the first two Battle Fields (2005, 2006).
WOMEN IN THE BATTLE FIELD » FINAL FOURS »
Kimona Wanalaya became the first woman to compete in the Battle Field when she
did so in 2006. She entered 15th and was eliminated 16th, lasting a total of 11
minutes and 6 seconds. Since then, women entering the Battle Field has become more common.
Lance Storm and Shane Douglas are the only two men to have multiple Final Four performances. Storm finished in the Final Four in 2005 and 2007; Douglas in 2006 and in 2008, where he co-won the Battle Field.
2005:
The Battle Field winner always earns himself an opportunity to face the PWF Champion at
WrestleFest. So far, Battle Field
winners have gone two-for-four on the grandest stage in sports, with John Cena and Raven taking advantage of their Battle Field
victory by winning the PWF Championship at WrestleFest.
In 2005, Lance Storm put on an amazing performance. Not only did he remain in the ring longer than any man in
Battle Field history (48 minutes and 12 seconds), but he entered at No. 2 and made it all the way to the Final Four, eliminating
five competitors along the way.
This dubious honor was previously held by Austin Sharp of the Young, Rich, & Dangerous. In 2006, he entered 13th, was eliminated
9th, and lasted a total of just 14 seconds. In 2008, however, Virgil dethroned The Cali' Kid, lasting just 12 seconds.
2005:
2005:
Christian is the only wrestler to appear more than once in a Battle Field. After being eliminated in 2005
by bitter enemy Rick Rude, Christian would appear later on in the bout as his former alter ego, Masked Man 2. He would extract
revenge on the Ravishing One before being eliminated by Lance Storm.
Believe it or not, there have been situations where superstars have eliminated themselves. Chris Jericho tricked
Kimona Wanalaya into a self-elimination (2006), but she would not be alone. The Undefeatable eliminated himself in each
of the first two Battle Fields (2005, 2006).
Kimona Wanalaya became the first woman to compete in the Battle Field when she
did so in 2006. She entered 15th and was eliminated 16th, lasting a total of 11
minutes and 6 seconds. Since then, women entering the Battle Field has become more common.
Lance Storm and Shane Douglas are the only two men to have multiple Final Four performances. Storm finished in the Final Four in 2005 and 2007; Douglas in 2006 and in 2008, where he co-won the Battle Field.