Jeanette Bolden-Pickens’ legacy should be solid gold. She won a gold medal for the United States as a sprinter in the 1984 Olympic Games, a victory for the home team.
Bolden-Pickens struck gold on the track at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. From there, head east on Martin Luther King Boulevard, then turn north on Central Avenue until reaching the corner of 27th Street. The drive takes about 10 minutes, and it takes Bolden-Pickens back to her childhood.
She grew up at the 27th Street Bakery. Her grandparents sold baked goods in the front of the store and lived in the back. If she was not in school or on the track, you could find her at the bakery.
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Ranking the (W)WWF/E Champions, Part I: Transitions By phlash74 on Jan 14, 2021, 2:48pm EST +
In this series of FanPosts, I will attempt to (un)scientifically rank all of the 52 men who have won the longtime top prize in WWE, the WWE Championship. The rankings are not intended to be of their entire career, whether in WWE or elsewhere – just their time in and around the top title scene in WWE. Runs with the Big Gold Belt or the Fruit Roll-Up are similarly not considered. The wrestlers will be graded on a 0-10 scale in the following four categories:
Number of title reigns: Pretty self-explanatory. Wrestlers who have only had one run at the top – even a lengthy run – rank lower than those the company have had faith in multiple times.