Your favourite title win of all time?

Sting against Ric Flair at The Great American Bash in 1990
Randy Savage against Ric Flair at WrestleMania 8
Shawn Michaels against Bret Hart at WrestleMania 12
Sting against Hollywood Hogan at Starrcade in 1997
Stone Cold Steve Austin against The Undertaker on Raw in June 1999
The Rock against Triple H at Backlash in 2000
Shawn Michaels winning The Elimination Chamber at Survivor Series in 2002
Eddie Guerrero against Brock Lesnar at No Way Out in 2004
John Cena against Edge at Unforgiven in 2006
Sting against Jeff Jarrett at Bound For Glory in 2006
Samoa Joe against Kurt Angle at Lockdown in 2008
Jeff Hardy against Edge and Triple H at Armaggeddon in 2008
AJ Styles at No Surrender in 2009
Christian against Alberto Del Rio at Extreme Rules in 2011
CM Punk against John Cena at Money In The Bank in 2011

I marked out big time when Luger beat Hogan for the belt on Nitro back in 1997. I was only 11 at the time and was still pissed at Hogan for turning into a bad guy and I was a big fan of Luger back then. So, when the NWO came out, I was depressed, thinking Luger would lose but he overcame, put Hogan in the Torture Rack and won the belt.

I also marked out for Tommy Dreamer's title win in the original ECW. Didn't get to see the match because for some reason, ECW never showed it but I really felt the post match promo Tommy cut about how he never wanted to make it at Wrestlemania & Starrcade but he made it in ECW and that his title win was for his fans, friends in the back, friends in other companies and his friends up in the heavens. Really heartfelt promo that made his win that much better, especially considering he didn't ever want to become a champion.

After that, I'd say Dreamer & Raven winning the ECW Tag Team titles from the Dudleys, who were going to leave ECW with the belts. Dreamer tried to stand up for ECW but was alone and the Dudleys threatened to "break his neck" like they did his girlfriend, Beulah. Then out of nowhere, Raven, who was Dreamer's mortal enemy for 2 years, returns and becomes champion with Tommy Dreamer?

Edge at New Years Revolution 2006 and Christian at Extreme Rules 2011.

I was always a huge fan of Edge & Christian, so just seeing Edge win the WWE Championship was amazing enough. However, I think what made Edge's title win that much more incredible was that I don't think anybody was really expecting for him to cash in the way he did. It was the first Money in the Bank briefcase, so of course, the usual cash-in method hadn't been established yet. Some may have known that it would happen that way, but I was completely shocked and I am not ashamed to say that I, along with my brother, jumped around my living room in excitement.

As for Christian, his title win was even more emotional for me, I think. For me, as a huge fan of his, no day was more devastating than that 31st of October, 2005, when I logged on to find out that he was quitting WWE. And that was the same day that my brand new Christian t-shirt arrived in the mail. I had always wanted to see him as WWE Champion or World Heavyweight Champion, but when he quit, I felt as if I would never get to see that happen.

So, to see Christian not only return to WWE, but also finally win the World Heavyweight Championship, was like a dream come true to me. It was all so perfect. Christian climbing a ladder, pulling down his first World Heavyweight Championship, with Edge standing on the apron, watching, in tears, as his best friend pulled the world title down. The Edge & Christian story was kind of, in a way, completed there. For me, personally, there will never be a greater moment. I could have stopped watching wrestling right there on that night. I felt one hundred percent satisfied that I got to see that happen.

I know I kind of cheated by picking two, but I can't choose between Edge and Christian. They're both my favorite wrestlers of all time. Can't choose one over the other. For me, those title victories go hand-in-hand. As long as I got to see those two moments, I'm happy and I feel like no other title victory will ever mean as much as to me.