Wrestlers By Real Name Trivia Quiz

Answer: Lawrence Pfohl

He signed with the Green Bay Packers of the NFL, but never played a game. He spent the entire 1982 season on the team's injured reserve list with a groin problem. He returned to training camp in 1983, but was released before the regular season began.

Answer: Ray Traylor Jr.

Ray's wrestling persona was developed from his former real-life job as a corrections officer in his home state of Georgia.

Answer: 聲gel Acevedo

The original Cuban Assassin; in the mid '70s, Acevedo was chosen by Stu Hart to be Bret Hart's opponent in Bret's professional debut in Stampede Wrestling.

Answer: Merced Solis

After retiring from wrestling, Solis became a school teacher, teaching physical education and Spanish.

Answer: Fred Ottman

After leaving wrestling, Fred worked as a safety manager for a building cleaning service, coached his kid's little league team, and served as the timekeeper for the WWE.

Answer: John Anthony Tenta Jr.

John made his WWF debut as a member of the audience who was invited in to the ring to participate in a strength contest between The Ultimate Warrior and Dino Bravo. The competition was to see who could do the most push-ups with extra weight on their back, John being that weight. It was all prearranged of course, and Dino and John proceeded to beat the daylights out of Warrior.

Answer: Edward Leslie Jr.

In 1990, Ed was involved in a parasailing accident. His friend, who he was helping, was launched too early and hit Ed in the face with his knees. Ed required over 100 feet of wire and 32 screws to rebuild his face.

Answer: Steve Borden

Steve, a bodybuilder, had no interest in professional wrestling but decided to switch careers after witnessing an "incredible" WWF show in which he watched Hulk Hogan, Andre the Giant and the British Bulldogs, among others, perform.

Answer: Brian Wickens

Brian started wrestling in 1962 and would still only be semi-retired from wrestling into his seventies!

Answer: Lanny Poffo

Lanny, who also went by the name "Leaping Lanny", made his pro debut in 1974 and finally wrestled his real-life brother Randall for the first time in 1978. That brother is known as Randy "Macho Man" Savage. Lanny won that first match.