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#2 Crash Holly
Crash Holly will always find a place in WWE history as one of the most decorated Hardcore Champions. He held the belt a whopping 22 times, partly thanks to the 24/7 rules. His reign was certainly entertaining during the Attitude Era but Holly’s career didn’t stay positive for long.
He had some random feuds towards the end of his career and was released eventually in 2003 after his new teaming with Matt Hardy and Shannon Moore bombed. He then went on to have a short run in TNA but that didn’t turn out to be successful either.
On November 6th, 2003, Crash was found dead after an overdose of medication which was ruled officially as a suicide.
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