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Test

The un-american is a force on his own!!

4 attires, logic, and parameters.

(2002 - 2003)

At the 2002 Draft, Test was drafted to the Smackdown brand. On the May 2 episode of Smackdown, Test and Christian defeated Mark Henry and Faarooq. On the May 9 episode of Smackdown, Test defeated Mark Henry. On the May 23 episode of Smackdown, Test defeated Randy Orton. On the May 30 episode of Smackdown, Test defeated Triple H. On June 13, Test defeated The Hurricane in a King of the Ring qualifier on Smackdown!. The next week, Test defeated Hardcore Holly in a Quarterfinals match but would go on to lose in the semi-finals of the King of the Ring tournament to the eventual winner, Brock Lesnar. On the July 25 episode of Smackdown, John Cena poked fun at him so he slapped him which lead to match where Cena won. On the July 4 episode of Smackdown, Test, Christian and Lance Storm formed The Un-Americans. on the July 29 episode of Raw, The Un-Americans left Smackdown and joined the Raw brand later the night they attacked The Undertaker.

His next big angle saw him teaming alongside fellow Canadians Lance Storm and Christian as The Un-Americans, a stable of Canadian wrestlers that claimed they were mistreated by Americans. Originally a Canadian-centric group, England native William Regal was later added to the stable. The storyline culminated in a match at Summerslam where The Undertaker defeated Test. The Un-Americans lost to the team of Kane, Goldust, Booker T and Bubba Ray Dudley at Unforgiven and after a series of losses The Un-Americans divided, and the stable split in brawling fashion and disbanded in September 2002.

In October 2002, after the Un-Americans dissolved, Test received Stacy Keibler as his on-screen girlfriend and "image consultant". This began by Keibler telling Test he should embrace his fanbase and call them his "Testicles", in line with The Rock's fan group, the "People", Kane's "Kaneanites", and Hulk Hogan's "Hulkamaniacs". This eventually culminated with Test cutting off his long hair and trading his trademark leather pants for normal wrestling trunks. The couple were originally heels, but due to the popularity of the gimmick, quickly became fan favorites. At the 2003 Royal Rumble, Test competed in the Royal Rumble match, but was eliminated by Batista. In May, Test formed a tag team with the returning Scott Steiner, at the request of Keibler, and at Judgment Day, they faced La Résistance in a losing effort. Later in the night, he went on to compete in a battle royal for the vacant WWE Intercontinental Championship, but it was eventually won by Christian. Test and Stacy eventually split-up due to the ongoing mistreatment of Stacy at the hands of Test, while turning him heel again. At Bad Blood, Scott Steiner defeated Test for Stacy Keibler's managerial services. On August 18, Test defeated Steiner on Raw, winning the services of Stacy and announcing his intentions to "make her a w****". At Unforgiven 2003, Test again defeated Steiner, forcing him to become his manservant. Steiner then attacked Stacy, blaming her for the loss and for him having to take orders from another man. Test then freed Steiner from his obligation, and the pair became a tag team once again, as now both treated Keibler like a slave. The two challenged for the World Tag Team Championship on multiple occasions but came up short each time. The pair were then fired by Mick Foley (therefore freeing Stacy Keibler from their control), who was the on-screen guest General Manager for two nights, thus finally ending the year-long angle. They were then re-hired by Eric Bischoff, upon his return to the position of RAW General Manager. At Armageddon, Test and Scott Steiner competed in a Tag Team Turmoil match for the World Tag Team Championship but failed to win the titles.

Music: Test - This Is A Test (V9).mp3