Do You Even Lift Bro? Trivia Quiz

Answer: Colin Delaney

Colin Delaney, born in Rochester, New York in 1986, spent a few years in independent wrestling promotions before joining WWE in 2007. Essentially all of Delaney's career in WWE was spent as a jobber; that is, as someone who was easily beaten by largely superior rivals. Delaney suffered humiliating losses at the hands of multiple large superstars during his time at ECW. These included Big Daddy V, Mike Knox, Mark Henry, Kane, and The Great Khali. Delaney's physique looked significantly weaker and less developed when compared to his larger rivals.

Delaney was involved in storylines with Tommy Dreamer, who was portrayed as his mentor before the two feuded briefly. He was released in 2008 without making much of an impact in WWE. He returned to the company in 2017 and joined competitor AEW in 2020.

Answer: Spike Dudley

Spike Dudley's wrestling career saw him work for the original ECW, for WWE, and for TNA. His real name is Matthew Jonathan Hyson and he was born in 1970 in Rhode Island. His WWE career was rather short, but he did manage to win several titles, such as the WWE Cruiserweight Championship, the WWE European Championship, and the WWF Tag Team Championship with Tazz.

Dudley is perhaps best remembered for winning the WWE Hardcore Championship eight different times in 2002. The title had a unique "24/7" stipulation that meant it could change hands at any time if a referee was around. Dudley first won the title at "Wrestlemania X8" in Toronto.

Answer: Chavo

Chavo Guerrero Jr. was born Salvador Guerrero IV in El Paso, Texas. He comes from a legendary and multi-generational wrestling family that includes Gory Guerrero (an iconic Mexican "luchador"), Chavo Guerrero Sr. (Chavo Jr.'s father, otherwise known as Chavo Classic), and the unforgettable Eddie Guerrero. Those named Salvador can be nicknamed "Chava" or "Chavo".

Chavo Guerrero Jr. was at WCW for a few years before being transferred to WWF in a contract sale. Guerrero's short stature allowed him to participate in WWE's cruiserweight division, leading to him winning the WWE Cruiserweight Championship multiple times. He also held the ECW Championship for a couple of months but lost it against Kane in a match that lasted a mere few seconds at "WrestleMania XXIV".

Answer: Jamie Noble

Jamie Noble (born James Gibson in 1976) initially worked for WWE between 2001 and 2004. Noble got a fair amount of screen time in that time period, including his reign as WWE Cruiserweight Champion and his segments with Torrie Wilson and Billy Gunn. He left in 2004 but then returned in 2005 to the "Smackdown!" brand. He continued competing mostly against other wrestlers in the cruiserweight division. Between 2005 and 2009, he was involved in brief feuds with Hornswoggle, Chuck Palumbo, and William Regal.

Noble suffered several debilitating injuries in the last few years of his wrestling career, mainly affecting his neck and back. He announced his retirement following a match with Sheamus on the November 2, 2009 episode of "Raw". After his retirement, he continued working in WWE as a producer and also was involved in other storylines (e.g. The Authority and J&J Security).

Answer: Ireland

Hornswoggle was born Dylan Mark Postl in 1986, in Oshkosh, Wisconsin. For much of his career, he appeared on WWE television as the sidekick of Irish superstar Finlay. He would come to the ring dressed as a leprechaun and often help Finlay win matches by distracting the referee or otherwise interfering with Finlay's opponents.

He was involved in a major storyline in 2007 and 2008, in which he was eventually revealed to be Mr. McMahon's illegitimate son. He also joined the D-Generation X stable and participated in other miscellaneous storylines before departing from WWE in 2016.

Answer: Daivari

Shawn Daivari was born in 1984 in Minneapolis, Minnesota. He has Iranian descent and was a wrestling fan since he was a child. He made his WWE debut in 2004 and worked together with Muhammad Hassan. The pair of Daivari and Hassan had brief feuds with Shawn Michaels, The Undertaker, and Hulk Hogan. Daivari became associated with Kurt Angle after he was drafted to "Smackdown!" but never made it to the main event stage on his own. In 2006, he began walking to the ring with The Great Khali and sometimes interfere in his matches. He was released in 2007.

Armando Estrada is a Palestinian-American who managed Umaga in WWE and also performed as ECW's General Manager for a while. Estrada was billed from Cuba during his time in WWE.

Answer: Jimmy Wang Yang

Jimmy Wang Yang was born in Los Angeles, California in 1981, and his birth name is James Carson Yun. Despite having Korean descent, his in-ring character is often associated with Japan because WWE teamed him up with Ryan Sakoda in 2003. Jimmy Wang Yang had three distinct stints with WWE, though the first one was not very productive since he was released from the developmental territories months later. Between 2006 and 2010, Jimmy Wang Yang got more screen time on WWE television and participated in prominent storylines involving the WWE Cruiserweight Championship.

Unfortunately, he failed to defeat Gregory Helms and Chavo Guerrero in two separate Pay Per Views between 2006 and 2007 where he was the number one contender for the title.

Answer: Tyson Kidd

Tyson Kidd, also known as TJ Wilson since his birth name is Theodore James Wilson, had an acceptable physique for a WWE superstar but looked significantly shorter when compared to some opponents. The Canadian wrestler worked for WWE between 2006 and 2015, when he was forced to retire due to a serious spinal cord injury that he suffered in a match against Samoa Joe. He was then hired by WWE as a producer.

At the 2011 "Royal Rumble" match, Kidd, Hornswoggle, and John Cena were at one point the only wrestlers in the ring. Surprisingly, Hornswoggle managed to perform flying scissor kicks on Kidd. Then, Cena performed his signature Attitude Adjustment. Not wanting to be left out, Hornswoggle also somehow managed to carry Kidd and give Kidd a second Attitude Adjustment.

Answer: Drake Maverick

Drake Maverick, whose real name is James Michael Curtin, is originally from Birmingham, England. He wrestled for various independent promotions before joining TNA in 2012. When Maverick moved to WWE in 2017, he mostly performed in non-wrestling roles as a manager for other wrestlers or as General Manager of "205 Live".

In later years, he would become an active member of the roster, especially on the WWE NXT brand. His height is about 5 ft. 4 in., or 163 cm.

Answer: James Ellsworth

James Ellsworth was born in Baltimore, Maryland in 1984. He spent much of his career wrestling for, and winning various titles at, independent promotions like American Combat Wrestling, Combat Zone Wrestling, and Covey Promotions. Even though Ellsworth appeared in WWE shows as early as 2014 as a member of Adam Rose's entourage, he made his official debut in 2016 by losing to Braun Strowman on "Raw".

He was then given higher-profile storylines as a response to fans liking his unusual physique and charm.

After leaving WWE in 2018, he once again participated in matches for several other independent promotions.