Eddie Guerrero vs Billy Gunn - Intercontinental Championship
From Smackdown, November 23 2000.
Billy Gunn first debuted in WWE in 1993, as one half of the Smoking Gunns with his "brother" Bart. They held the World Tag titles three times together before breaking up in 1996. After a short spell as Rockabilly, he became the Badd Ass Billy Gunn and started teaming with Road Dogg, collectively known as the New Age Outlaws. Together they would hold the tag team titles five times, and Gunn would win the Hardcore title and the 1999 King of the Ring. The Outlaws would break up in 2000. After a year-long single run, where he won the Intercontinental title, Gunn would start teaming with Chuck Palumbo, and win another two tag titles. Gunn & Palumbo would have homoerotic vibes with each other and would stage the first gay wedding in wrestling history. In 2004, Gunn was released from the WWE and would join TNA in 2005, as Kip James. He would be released from TNA in 2009. He now performs for Canadian Wrestling's Elite.
Billy Gunn first debuted in WWE in 1993, as one half of the Smoking Gunns with his "brother" Bart. They held the World Tag titles three times together before breaking up in 1996. After a short spell as Rockabilly, he became the Badd Ass Billy Gunn and started teaming with Road Dogg, collectively known as the New Age Outlaws. Together they would hold the tag team titles five times, and Gunn would win the Hardcore title and the 1999 King of the Ring. The Outlaws would break up in 2000. After a year-long single run, where he won the Intercontinental title, Gunn would start teaming with Chuck Palumbo, and win another two tag titles. Gunn & Palumbo would have homoerotic vibes with each other and would stage the first gay wedding in wrestling history. In 2004, Gunn was released from the WWE and would join TNA in 2005, as Kip James. He would be released from TNA in 2009. He now performs for Canadian Wrestling's Elite.
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