Pro Wrestlers Who Became "Paul Heyman Guys" Quiz

Answer: Brock Lesnar

Under Heyman's guidance, Brock Lesnar accomplished many feats. Lesnar won the 2002 World Wrestling Entertainment "King of the Ring" tournament and the 2003 World Wrestling Entertainment "Royal Rumble" match. On August 25, 2002, twenty-five year old Brock Lesnar won his first of four World Wrestling Entertainment World Heavyweight Championships at the World Wrestling Entertainment's 2002 "SummerSlam" event.

In 2014, Brock Lesnar became the first person in twenty-two attempts to defeat the Undertaker at a World Wrestling Entertainment's "Wrestlemania" event.

Answer: Rick Rude

Rick Rude became the first member of Paul E. Dangerously's stable the Dangerous Alliance at the World Championship Wrestling's 1991 "Halloween Havoc" event. At the World Championship Wrestling's 1991 "Clash of Champions XVII", Paul E.Dangerously guided Rick Rude to defeat Sting for the World Championship Wrestling United States Heavyweight Championship.

Answer: CM Punk

An alliance between CM Punk and Paul Heyman began on the September 3, 2012 episode of World Wrestling Entertainment's "Monday Night Raw". CM Punk, the then World Wrestling Entertainment World Heavyweight Champion, interfered in a match between John Cena and Alberto Del Rio. CM Punk escaped in a getaway car driven by Paul Heyman.

On the June 17th, 2013 episode of World Wrestling Entertainment's "Monday Night Raw", the relationship between CM Punk and Paul Heyman ended. After a match with Alberto Del Rio, CM Punk was attacked by Heyman's clent, Brock Lesnar.

Answer: The Dudley Boyz

The tag team known as Dudley Boyz wrestled in Extreme Championship Wrestling, World Wrestling Entertainment and Impact Wrestling beginning in 1996. The team won nineteen tag team championships in these organizations from 1996 through 2014.

In 2004, Paul Heyman served as the manager for the Dudley Boyz. On the May 27, 2004 episode of World Wrestling Entertainment's "SmackDown", the Dudley Boyz kidnapped the Undertaker's manager, Paul Bearer, as part of a master plan constructed by Paul Heyman.

Answer: "Mean" Mark Callous

In the summer of of 1990, Paul E.Dangerously managed a young wrestler named "Mean" Mark Callous. At the National Wrestling Alliance's 1990 "Capital Combat" event, "Mean" Mark Callous defeated Johnny Ace in a singles match. Soon after losing to Lex Luger at the 1990 National Wrestling Alliance's "The Great American Bash" event, "Mean" Mark Callous joined World Wrestling Entertainment to wrestle as the Undertaker.

Answer: Rob Van Dam

At the World Wrestling Entertainment's 2006 "ECW One Night Stand" event, two referees were injured during the Rob Van Dam and John Cena for the World Wrestling Entertainment World Heavyweight Championship. After Edge attacked Cena, Paul Heyman ran to the ring and counted Van Dam's pin on Cena. Van Dam won the World Wrestling Entertainment World Heavyweight Championship after the pinfall.

Two days later on the June 13, 2006 episode of World Wrestling Entertainment's "ECW on Sci Fi", Paul Heayman anointed Rob Van Dam as the Extreme Championship Wrestling World Heavyweight Championship. Paul Heyman served as Rob Van Dam's manager during this championship reign.

Answer: Curtis Axel

Curtis Axel is a professional wrestler who followed in the footsteps of his father, "Mister Perfect" Curt Hennig, and his grandfather, Larry "the Axe" Hennig.

After becoming a "Paul Heyman Guy" in 2013, Curtis Axel won the the World Wrestling Entertainment Intercontinental Championship on June 16, 2013. Axel's father, "Mister Perfect" Curt Hennig, won the World Wrestling Entertainment Intercontinental Championship in April 23, 1990.

Answer: The Big Show

At the World Wrestling Entertainment's 2002 "Survivor Series" event, Paul Heyman betrayed his client Brock Lesnar to help the Big Show win the World Wrestling Entertainment World Heavyweight Championship. During this match, Paul Heyman pulled the referee out of the ring as Lesnar was about to pin the Big Show. This interference by Heyman led to the Big Show winning this match.
Paul Heyman served as the Big Show's manager during this championship reign.

On the July 4, 2006 episode of World Wrestling Entertainment's "ECW on Sci Fi", Paul Heyman betrayed his client Rob Van Dam during his match with the Big Show. Paul Heyman refused to allow the three count for Rob Van Dam as he was pinning the Big Show. The Big Show ended up winning this match and earning the Extreme Championship Wrestling World Heavyweight Championship. Paul Heyman served as the Big Show's manager during this championship reign.

Answer: Steve Austin

"Stunning" Steve Austin was managed in World Championship Wrestling by Paul E.Dangerously in 1991 and 1992. When Paul Heyman was the booker for the Extreme Championship Wrestling promotion in 1995, he hired a then injured Steve Austin to in-ring interviews. Steve Austin joined World Wrestling Entertainment in 1996 and became engaged in a feud with Vince McMahon in 1997.

Answer: Sabu and the Tazmaniac

In early 1995, Paul E.Dangerously managed the tag team consisting of Sabu and the Tazmaniac. At the 1995 Extreme Championship Wrestling's "Double Tables" event, Sabu and the Tazmaniac defeated the Public Enemy in a "Double Tables" match for the Extreme Championship Wrestling World Tag Team Championship that match.