History FanNickname / ProfessionalWrestling

** [=WrestleMania=] [[Film/AvengersInfinityWar Infinity War]] and [[Film/AvengersEndgame Endgame]] - Used to refer to the combination of [=WrestleManias=] ''39'' and ''XL'' and/or the two nights of ''XL'' what have many viewed as the GrandFinale of multiple storylines including Wrestling/RomanReigns's 1300+ Universal Championship reign, Wrestling/CodyRhodes story to finally win it all in the name of his family and the dangerous encroachment of the Rock's reentry to WWE complete with [[TheCavalry "on your left"]] coming in the form of Jey Uso, [[spoiler: John Cena and the Undertaker]]. Also combined with the "This is Cinema" meme and adding to memes, the event itself also debuted a WWE Signature that resembled the Marvel Studios opening and ''Endgame''''s purple posters.

** [=WrestleMania=] [[Film/AvengersInfinityWar Infinity War]] and [[Film/AvengersEndgame Endgame]] - Used to refer to the combination of [=WrestleManias=] ''39'' and ''XL'' and/or the two nights of ''XL'' what have many viewed as the GrandFinale of multiple storylines including Wrestling/RomanReigns's 1300+ Universal Championship reign, Wrestling/CodyRhodes story to finally win it all in the name of his family and the dangerous encroachment of the Rock's reentry to WWE complete with [[TheCavalry "on your left"]] coming in the form of Jey Uso, [[spoiler: John Cena and the Undertaker]]. Also combined with the "This is Cinema" meme.

** [=WrestleMania=] [[Film/AvengersInfinityWar Infinity War]] and [[Film/AvengersEndgame Endgame]] - Used to refer to the combination of [=WrestleManias=] ''39'' and ''XL'' and/or the two nights of ''XL' what have many viewed as the GrandFinale of multiple storylines including Wrestling/RomanReigns's 1300+ Universal Championship reign, Wrestling/CodyRhodes story to finally win it all in the name of his family and the dangerous encroachment of the Rock's reentry to WWE complete with [[TheCavalry "on your left"]] coming in the form of Jey Uso, [[spoiler: John Cena and the Undertaker]]. Also combined with the "This is Cinema" meme.

** Hogan '85 belt - The WWF title used by Hogan in 1985.
** Hogan '86 belt - The WWF title belt used by Hogan from 1985 to 1988 (despite, you know, being called '86 belt). Hogan was the only holder of this belt.
** Winged Eagle - The WWF title belt from 1988 to 1998. This name was semi-canonized when WWE began selling replicas through Figures Inc. It's the longest tenured belt and arguably the most beloved design the WWF/WWE ever had. Since the return of the classic Intercontinental Championship belt design, some of called for the return of this design for the World title as well.

* [[Wrestling/BigGoldBelt Big Gold]] - The [[LongRunner Long Running]] championship belt design[[note]]Though it has been modified slightly over the years[[/note]] used to represent the NWA World Heavyweight Championship, WCW International World Heavyweight Championship, WCW World Heavyweight Championship and WWE's secondary World Heavyweight Championship used from 2002 to 2013.
** Crumrine Big Gold - The original Big Gold made by Crumrine Jewelers used in NWA, WCW (until it was replaced by a cast copy in early 2001) and briefly in the WWF during Ric Flair's run in the early '90s. Also known as the "Ric Flair Big Gold" or "Ric Flair Belt" due to Flair being the most frequent title holder.

** The belt design that debuted in 2013 is called The Class Ring and The Super Bowl Ring due to its resemblance to such rings. Big Logo has been used as well.

** 3D Big Gold - refers to the WWE redesign of the Big Gold introduced in early 2003, of which there were several different versions throughout the years (one of which was actually 2-D etched). Named for its 3-D style machine engraving as opposed to the hand engraving of the original. It's also referred to as "The Average Gold" or "Small Gold" belt due to it being smaller than the original and its cast copies.

** The belt design that debuted in 2013 is called The Class Ring and The Super Bowl Ring due to its resemblance to such rings. Big Logo has been used as well.

** Spinner Belt - The WWE title belt from 2005 to 2013. Named so due to the WWE logo in the middle being able to spin (at least until it malfunctioned).

** 3D Big Gold - refers to the WWE redesign of the Big Gold introduced in early 2003, of which there were several different versions throughout the years (one of which was actually 2-D etched). Named for it's 3-D style machine engraving as opposed to the hand engraving of the original.

** Due to a video comparing the trio to ''WesternAnimation/ThePowerpuffGirls'' (as the team consisted of a orange-head, a raven-haired who refused to conform to girly stereotypes, and a blonde who usually wore blue), they were sometimes called 'The Power Buff Girls' before they were officially named.

** 3D Big Gold - refers to the WWE redesign of the Big Gold introduced in early 2003, of which there were several different versions throughout the years. Named for it's 3-D style machine engraving as opposed to the hand engraving of the original.

** 3D Big Gold - refers to the WWE redesign of the Big Gold introduced in early 2003, of which there were several different versions throughout the years. Named for it's 3-D style etching as opposed to the hand-engraving of the original.

** Big Eagle - The revised version from 1998 to the Ruthless Aggression era.
** Spinner Belt - The WWE title belt used from 2005 to 2013. Named so due to the WWE logo in the middle being able to spin (at least until it malfunctioned).
* [[Wrestling/BigGoldBelt Big Gold]] - The [[LongRunner Long Running]] championship belt design[[note]]Though it has been modified slightly over the years[[/note]] used to represent the NWA World Heavyweight Championship, WCW International World Heavyweight Championship, WCW World Heavyweight Championship and WWE's secondary World Heavyweight Championship used from 2002-2013.

** 3D Big Gold - refers to the WWE redesign of the Big Gold introduced in early 2003, of which there were several different versions throughout the years.

* Bounce to the Ounce - Wrestling/{{Naomi}}'s Split-Legged Moonsault

** The 2016 brand split inspired a new [=SmackDown=] Six, only this time it was for the women: Wrestling/BeckyLynch, Wrestling/AlexaBliss, Wrestling/NatalyaNeidhart, {{Wrestling/Carmella}}, {{Wrestling/Naomi}} and [[Wrestling/BellaTwins Nikki Bella]]. All six feuded with each other and were considered to greatly outperform the women of Raw - who had bigger stars. Wrestling/EvaMarie and {{Wrestling/Maryse}} who were also part of Smackdown were not included in this.[[note]]Eva was suspended only a month after her Smackdown debut and thus not in the division. Maryse meanwhile was an acting valet for The Miz rather than a wrestler.[[/note]]

*** Recently in photoshoots and house show appearances the NXT Horsewomen have been seen throwing up the Four together. [[spoiler:More recently, three of them debuted on the July 13, 2015 episode of ''Wrestling/WWERaw'' to side with either Wrestling/{{Paige}} (Charlotte and Becky) or Wrestling/{{Naomi}} and Wrestling/{{Tamina|Snuka}} (Banks) in the three-way war for control against [[Wrestling/AliciaFox Team]] [[Wrestling/BellaTwins Bella]]. Even more recently, after Bayley finally defeated Sasha for the Women's Championship at Takeover: Brooklyn in arguably one of the greatest and most significant women's matches in history, the four celebrated together in the ring and threw up the symbol together with the approval of the entire crowd.]] Safe to say it's become an AscendedMeme.

** Crumrine Big Gold - The original Big Gold made by Crumrine Jewelers used in NWA, WCW (until it was replaced with a cast copy in early 2001) and briefly in the WWF during Ric Flair's run in the early '90s. Also known as the "Ric Flair Big Gold" or "Ric Flair Belt" due to Flair being the most frequent title holder.

** Crumrine Big Gold - The original Big Gold made by Crumrine Jewelers used in NWA, WCW (until it was replaced with a cast copy in early 2001) and briefly in the WWF during Ric Flair's run in the early '90s.
** AFX Big Gold - refers to the cast copies made by AFX Studios used to replace the original Big Gold during WCW's final days, which would also appear during the WWF [=InVasion=] and as the WWE World Heavyweight Championship until early 2003.

** 3D Big Gold - refers to the WWE redesign of the Big Gold, of which there were several different versions throughout the years.

** Not the company itself, but its logo from 1999-2001 is often referred to as the "Exploding Vagina".

** Nipple H - Stacked like pancakes (to say nothing of when she was pregnant). Term coined by Website/{{WrestleCrap}}... and if you look for "Stephanie [=McMahon=]" on a certain site that [[Wiki/{{Uncyclopedia}} parodies]] [[Website/{{Wikipedia}} The Other Wiki]], the title changes before your eyes to "Nipple H".

* Bizarro World - The Canadian wrestling fans (and Canada in general), due to them frequently cheering for the heels and almost always for any Canadian wrestler, whether they're a face or a heel. Coined by ''WWE Raw'' color commentator [[Wrestling/JerryLawler Jerry "The King" Lawler]] when Edge, at the time a heel, got a massive ovation during a Canadian show.