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Booker T, also known as "King Booker", was a multi-time Champion in the WWE.

When the WWE bought the company of WCW in 2001, it was hard not to look at what he accomplished.

Though it doesn't have anything to do with where I placed him, Booker T was one of the most decorated wrestlers in WCW history, winning twenty three different championships with the company.

Booker entered into the WWE as the current United States and World Heavyweight Champion when the buyout took place and he accepted a WWE contract.

If I were doing a WCW ranking, Booker would be in the Top 5 for sure, and most likely is considered one of the greatest wrestlers of all-time, no matte what company.

He made a grand impact in the WWE, attacking the current WWE Champion Stone Cold Steve Austin at the 2001 King of The Ring.

Booker would wrestle from 2001 to 2007 in the WWE, winning multiple championships.

Booker won the Intercontinental Championship and World Heavyweight Championship once, along with three World Tag Team Championships, three United States Championships and two Hardcore Championships.

He also won the WCW Championship and WCW Tag Team Championship while in the WWE before they switched the belts names.

Booker also was the winner of the 2006 King Of The Ring tournament.

He also holds two major accomplishments in the WWE, the sixteenth Triple Crown Champion (WWE/World Championship, Intercontinental Championship, Tag Team Championship), and eighth Grand Slam Champion (WWE/World Championship, Intercontinental Championship, Tag Team Championship, European or Hardcore Championship.)

My fondest memory of Booker T would be when he teamed with Goldust, some very funny moments.