Legends of Wrestling Part 2: The Passed On Quiz

Answer: High Energy

He first wrestled in the late 80s as the Blue Blazer. He left the company and came back in 1991. His first partner was Jim Neidhardt and they wrestled under the name of the New Foundation. Neidhardt would leave the company and Owen became partners with Koko. Owen was the younger brother of Bret Hart. Tragically Owen left us on May 23, 1999.

He was doing a stunt as the Blue Blazer and was to be lowered down the ceiling. Something went wrong and he fell to his death. He was only 34 years old and left behind a wife and two kids.

He had different nicknames such as, The King of Harts, Nugget, and The Rocket. The Rocket soared to the heavens that terrible night.

Answer: No

He held the Intercontinental title on a few different occasions. First was when he defeated Tito Santana in the finals of a tournament. He lost it to Kerry Von Erich in 1990 only to win it back a few months later. Curt Hennig passed away in 2003 as a result of a cocaine overdose.

He had one last run with the company that made him famous but was released due to an incident on an over seas tour the company was having.

Answer: Cage Match

They had a Cage Match and it was a bloody one. This was for the Heavyweight title. Warrior won this match after climbing out of the cage. These guys feuded in 1989 for the Intercontinental title. Rude passed away due to heart failure.

Answer: Summerslam 1990

He made his debut on an edition of "Superstars." He came out and challenged Mr. Perfect for the Intercontinental belt. They wrestled at "Summerslam." Kerry won the belt and lost it a few months later. This was his only title run with the company. Another interesting note is that he wrestled with only one foot for over seven years before he passed away from a self inflicting gun shot wound to the chest.

Answer: Frenchy Martin

Frenchy was his manager in the 1980s. At the fifth "Wrestlemania" Dino had a match with Ronnie Garvin. After the match Ronnie stomped Frenchy so many times and was never seen again. Dino left the WWF in 1991. He had some great feuds with Ultimate Warrior and "Hacksaw" Jim Duggan.

He wrestled all over the world as well. He also wrestled greats like Kamala and Abdullah the Butcher. Dino was gunned down in his home in 1993. The police found over 15 bullet shell casings at the scene.

Answer: Summerslam 1992

This was at Wembley Stadium in front of over 80,000 people. It was in Bulldog's home country. British Bulldog is a former Tag Team Champion with his former partner Dynamite Kid. He also won the belts on different occasions with his late brother in law Owen Hart. This match was probably one of Bulldog's best matches. He passed away on May 17, 2002, as a result of a heart attack.

Answer: Rob Van Dam

He trained both of these individuals. Sabu and Van Dam loved the high flying maneuvers. Sheik was a mat wrestler and forbid them to practice any high flying moves. So when Sheik had to go inside to answer a phone or something the two wrestlers would do moves real quick just to practice. So obviously this the reason why they're both so quick and skilled.

They had no choice but to learn moves quick. Sheik passed away on January 18, 2003, of natural causes.

Answer: Goldust

He was involved in a storyline with Goldust at the time. He had taken Terri "hostage" and the winner of that match would get Terri. They found Pillman dead in his hotel room. He was Stone Cold Steve Austin's partner in WCW as part of the tag team the Hollywood Blondes.

He was known as Flyin' Brian during that time but a car accident prevented him from doing any more high flying moves. During his time with WWF he feuded with Stone Cold and was a part of the Hart Foundation. Pillman was also trained by wrestling legend Stu Hart.

Answer: The Dungeon

He trained wrestlers such as Chris Benoit, Chris Jericho, Lance Storm, Bret Hart, Owen Hart, British Bulldog, and Brian Pillman. All his sons became wrestlers and all his daughters married wrestlers. Helen Hart, who was his wife, passed away two years before him. Stu had his own federation known as Canadian Stampede Wrestling. Stu passed away on October 16, 2003.

Answer: Yes

He only held on to it for a few moments though. He gave the title to Ted Dibiase after he bought it from him. Andre didn't need a title though. The man himself was known as the King of the Battle Royals. He wasn't undefeated in that type of match but won more matches than he lost. Andre helped make Hulk Hogan even more popular at the third "Wrestlemania" where they wrestled in front of 93,000 fans. Hogan slammed Andre which almost blew the roof of the Silver Dome. Andre died at age 46 of a heart attack while attending his father's funeral. Andre had his ashes spread over his ranch.