3 Count
3 Count | |
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Stable | |
Members | Shane Helms[1] Shannon Moore[1] Evan Karagias[1] Tank Abbott[1] |
Name(s) | 3 Count[1] Three Count[1] |
Hometown | North Carolina |
Debut | December 1999[2] |
Disbanded | 2000 |
3 Count was a
History
Creation
Shane Helms and Shannon Moore both signed contracts in May 1999.[3] In December 1999, Jimmy Hart put them together with Evan Karagias as a group to both capitalize on and make fun of the success of boy bands at the time.[1][2]
Their
Helms and Moore squared off in the first round of the WCW Cruiserweight title tournament, with Moore advancing at the expense of his partner.[3] The group were received as heels, and after three months captured (together) the WCW Hardcore Championship by pinning Brian Knobbs on February 28, 2000. They re-lost the title to Knobbs a month later, when he pinned all three members consecutively. In the process, however, Moore became the youngest champion in WCW history.
Tank Abbott
After losing the Hardcore championship Helms was
Break up
After feuding with the
Aftermath
As WCW was slowly dying, Moore and Karagias put aside their differences and formed a
Reunion
As announced by Shane Helms on
Championships and accomplishments
- NWA Wildside
- NWA Wildside Tag Team Championship (1 time) – Helms and Moore
- World Championship Wrestling
1The WCW Hardcore Championship was held jointly among Helms, Moore, and Karagias using the
References
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