If you're the kind of general-knowledge lover who just can't get through a night out without

informing your long-suffering non-wrestling fan mates, which WWE wrestler won the most matches

over the last 12 months? Spoiler, it was Bianca Belair because of course it was.

Then do I have the entirely unnecessary collection of WWE details for you?

Garithaer from Whatculture Wrestling and here are 10 unnecessary WWE details you need to know.

10. Edge is the only multiple Royal Rumble winner not to win his many a match.

Winning the 30 person over the top-row Royal Rumble has become an honour almost more

impressive than picking up a world title strap over the last few decades.

But coming out on top in multiple rumbles is about as monumental as it gets.

With only a couple of stars holding that spectacular record into the history.

With numerous cracks at winning the big one at the show of shows then,

it seems logical to assume that each and every one of the multiple-time winners

have been able to walk out of WrestleMania with a world championship belt on at least one occasion

then. Well, unfortunately for the rated R Hall of Famer himself,

despite winning both the 2010 and 2021 matches, Edge was never able to translate those huge

Rumble victories into a win on the grandest stage of them all.

Making him the only multiple-time winner of the match to not win any of the subsequent

world title-minior encounters. 9. The End of Day Song was Jim Johnston's last WWE theme.

If there's an old-school WWE theme song that you hope particularly dear to your heart,

then there's a pretty good chance the mighty Jim Johnston was behind it.

Helping forge everything from Kurt Angle's epic use-up tune to Stone Cold Steve Austin's

absolutely iconic glass match, Johnston had one hell of a successful hit rate.

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