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Dustin Rhodes Wissenswertes: - Wrestler der 2. Generation - Sohn von "The American Dream" Dusty Rhodes, Halbbruder von Cody Rhodes, Schwager von Brandi Rhodes - Neffe von Jerry Saggs - war eine Zeit lang mit der ehemaligen WWF-Diva Terri verheiratet - hatte mit Goldust ein kontroverses Gimmick - war im Film "Wrestling with Shadows" - war mehrfach unter WWE-Vertrag - war ein Road Agent in der WWE und war auch zuständig für das Training der WWE-Diven - ist einer der Coaches bei All Elite Wrestling (AEW) Titel - 1x ACW Heavyweight Title - 1x CCW Heavyweight Title - 1x CWA Television Title - 1x FCW Heavyweight Title - 1x NWA Florida Tag Team Titles (mit Mike Graham) - 1x PWF Florida Title - 1x TCW Heavyweight Title - 2x WCW United States Heavyweight Title - 1x WCW World 6 Man Tag Team Titles (mit Big Josh & Tom Zenk) - 2x WCW World Tag Team Titles (1x mit Ricky Steamboat, 1x mit Barry Windham) - 2x WWE Tag Team Titles (2x mit Cody Rhodes/Stardust) - 1x WWE World Tag Team Titles (mit Booker T) - 10x WWF Hardcore Title - 3x WWF Intercontinental Title Sonstige Erfolge - PWI Top 500 1991 Platz 131 - PWI Top 500 1992 Platz 36 - PWI Top 500 1993 Platz 12 - PWI Top 500 1994 Platz 19 - PWI Top 500 1995 Platz 62 - PWI Top 500 1996 Platz 11 - PWI Top 500 1997 Platz 41 - PWI Top 500 1998 Platz 72 - PWI Top 500 1999 Platz 70 - PWI Top 500 2002 Platz 64 - PWI Top 500 2003 Platz 35 - PWI Top 500 2008 Platz 127 - PWI Top 500 2009 Platz 180 - PWI Top 500 2010 Platz 113 - PWI Top 500 2014 Platz 84 - PWI Top 500 2015 Platz 89 - PWI Top 500 2016 Platz 179 - PWI Top 500 2017 Platz 165 - PWI Top 500 2018 Platz 215 - PWI Top 500 2020 Platz 137 - PWI Comeback of the Year 2013 - PWI Match of the Year 2019 (vs Cody @ AEW Double or Nothing 2019) (25.05.2019) - PWI Most Improved Wrestler of the Year 1991 - WCW United States Heayweight Title Tournament Gewinner (besiegte Ricky Steamboat im Finale) - WON Most Embarassing Wrestler 1997 - WON Most Improved 1991 - WON Rookie of the Year 1989 - WON Worst Gimmick 1995 (als Goldust) - WON Worst Gimmick 1997 (als TAFKA Goldust) - WON Worst Gimmick 2007 (als Black Reign) - WWE Slammy Award Frequent Tweeter 2010 - WWE Slammy Award "You Still Got It" Best Superstar Return of the Year 2013 - WWE Slammy Award Tag Team of the Year 2013 (mit Cody Rhodes) - WWF Slammy Award Best Couple 1997 (mit Marlena) https://www.peoplesboard.de/pboard/lexicon/index.php?entry/2725-dustin-rhodes/&s=e7a059d14d2654f17cfd82cccf34a8090f4b120b 2.

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