Greatest ever Light Heavyweight/Cruiserweight Champion Qualifier match 6

As matches 3 & 4 have now finished, I can announce that the following superstars will join Rey Mysterio, Jeff Hardy, Jamie Noble and Eddie Guerrero in the final 16 are:

Dean Malenko
Shane Helms/The Hurricane (beating Christian in the process)
Ultimo Dragon
Syxx/X - Pac

Match 6 consists of the following superstars.

The Artist - Also known as Prince Laukea, later, his ring name was shortenend to simply The Artist. He won the title in February 2000.The Artist would lose the title to Billy Kidman and later reclaim it before being stripped of the title by Vince Russo in April 2000 when Russo and Eric Bischoffm"re-launched" WCW.

Psicosis - Trained by Rey Mysterio Sr.  During the April 19 episode, Psychosis defeated Blitzkrieg, Juventud Guerrera, and Rey Mysterio in a 4-way bout to win the Cruiserweight title for the first time. This reign would be short-lived, however, as he would lose it to Rey Mysterio one week later. He held the title on two occasions.

Tajiri - One of only three men to hold both versions of the title. Tajiri defeated X-Pac on RAW in August 2001 for his only reign as Light Heavyweight Champion. Unfortunately for Tajiri, his reign was a short one, as he lost the championship back to X-Pac, who was also the WCW Cruiserweight Champion, at SummerSlam 2001.

Nunzio - Nunzio was able to dethrone long-time Cruiserweight Champion Paul London when he came up big on the Aug. 6, 2005 edition of Velocity. With an assist from Vito, Nunzio was able to score the victory and earn his first taste of WWE gold. However, his reign was ended just over two months later, when he was defeated by Juventud at No Mercy. Nunzio defeated Juventud at a live event in his home-country of Italy in Rome for his second Cruiserweight Championship.

Jerry Lynn - Former ECW Champion Jerry Lynn made his presence felt in WWE when he defeated Crash Holly for the Light Heavyweight Championship in April 2001. He only held the championship for a little over a month before losing it to Jeff Hardy.

Gillberg - Former jobber and Goldberg wannabe, Gillberg, can boast that he held the Light Heavyweight Championship longer than any other WWE Superstar in history - approximately 15 months. He finally lost the championship in February 2000 to Essa Rios.

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