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D-Lo Brown July 26, 1999 - Aug. 22, 1999

On they July 26, 1999 episode of Monday Night RAW, European Champion D'Lo Brown faced off against Intercontinental Champion Jeff Jarrett in a Title vs. Title Match. D’Lo came out on top and took home both championships.

D-Lo Brown July 20, 1998 - Sept. 15, 1998

Four-time European Champion D'Lo Brown captured her first European Championship when he defeated Triple H on a July 1998 edition of Monday Night RAW. His reign lasted two months, the longest of his four reigns.

D-Lo Brown Oct. 5, 1998 - Oct. 18, 1998

Two weeks after losing the European Championship to X-Pac, D'Lo Brown defeated him to regain the gold. It would, however, end up in X-Pac's hands once again when D'Lo fell to the cruiserweight at Judgment Day 1998.

D-Lo Brown July 25, 1999 - Aug. 22, 1999

Nine months after his last reign as European Champion ended, D'Lo Brown defeated Mideon for the championship at Fully Loaded. This was his third reign as European Champion.

D-Lo Brown Sept. 26, 1999 - Oct. 28, 1999

D'Lo Brown captured his fourth and final European Championship when he defeated former friend Mark Henry at the Unforgiven pay-per-view. He held the title for one month before losing it to the British Bulldog on SmackDown!

Mark Henry Aug. 23, 1999 - Sept. 26, 1999

Much like Triple H and Mideon before him, Mark Henry had a pretty easy road to the European Championship. He didn't even have to face anybody to become champion. Instead, Henry helped Jeff Jarrett defeat D'Lo Brown for both the Intercontinental and European Championships at SummerSlam 1999. The next night on RAW, Jarrett rewarded Henry with the European Championship.

Mark Henry June 29, 2008 - Sept. 7, 2008

Mark Henry forced his way into a Triple Threat Match for the ECW Championship just days before Night of Champions. At the pay-per-view, the World's Strongest Man capitalized and pinned Kane to earn the gold.