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Greg Valentine
The score
Seven factors, none derivable from a record: in-ring, psychology, selling, uplift, peak, catalog, big-match.
Six factors — mic, character, X-factor, crowd, draw, crossover. Only draw is read from the record.
Longevity and standing across the career as the record reports it.
- GOAT score
- 53.22 Historical Index
- Rank
- 501 of 5,262
- Base, eighteen factors
- 55.62
- Elite-craft correction
- +0.00 (below the threshold)
- Era-adjusted business
- +0.00 (drawing power 36.3 at 0.92 era weight)
- Thin-evidence penalty
- −2.40
- In-ring craft
- 57.4
- World-title standing
- 34.0
- Era dominance
- 50.7 (inferred — outside the PWI archive)
Every term is defined on the method page, including what this model cannot know. This career is in the historical index: it peaked before the PWI 500 began printing in 1991, so the archive this model leans on cannot see it at its height. The placing is what the historical record supports, and it is a weaker claim than a number suggests.
Championships
| Championship | Promotion | Reigns |
|---|---|---|
| WWE United States Championship | WWE | 3 |
| World Tag Team Championship ('71-'10) | WWE | 1 |
| WWE Intercontinental Championship | WWE | 1 |
The ledger in hand covers WWE, AEW and TNA. Reigns in the NWA, WCW, the AWA, New Japan, All Japan, NOAH and elsewhere are not listed here — but they are counted in the world-title standing above, from an editorial table. That asymmetry is the data's, and pretending otherwise would be worse than admitting it.
PWI 500 record
Ranked in 10 annual lists, 1991 to 2000. Best placing: number 49.
Around Greg Valentine in the ranking
Immediately above: Baron Corbin #497, Rocky Romero #498, Steve Corino #500. Immediately below: Cedric Alexander #502, Al Snow #503, MVP #504.
Held the same championships
Public record, not a comparison: these are other ranked wrestlers whose reigns appear in the same ledger. The ledger in hand covers WWE, AEW and TNA only.
- WWE Intercontinental Championship (WWE) — Shawn Michaels #1, Ric Flair #2, Steve Austin #3, John Cena #4, The Rock #11, Randy Savage #13
- WWE United States Championship (WWE) — Dusty Rhodes #5, Harley Race #12, Terry Funk #15, Sting #16, Bret Hart #17, Roman Reigns #18
- World Tag Team Championship ('71-'10) (WWE) — Hulk Hogan #6, The Undertaker #8, Andre the Giant #9, Triple H #14, CM Punk #21, Randy Orton #25
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This page states public record and an independent fan ranking of Greg Valentine. It is a free, unofficial fan reference — an unofficial fan tribute, made for fun. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to World Wrestling Entertainment, All Elite Wrestling, TNA Wrestling, New Japan Pro-Wrestling, or any official rights holder of the promotions, championships and performers named.