WWE "Tough Enough" Alumni Trivia Quiz

Answer: Josh Matthews

Josh Lomberger, later known as Josh Matthews, was a runner-up on the first season of "Tough Enough". He was hired by World Wrestling Entertainment in 2002 and worked as a commentator and backstage interviewer on various World Wrestling Entertainment television and Pay Per View programming.

Answer: The Miz

Mike Mizanin, known as the Miz, was the runner-up on the fourth season of "Tough Enough". The Miz became "Tough Enough" contestant to win a major world title in World Wrestling Entertainment. The Miz defended the World Wrestling Entertainment Heavyweight Championship against John Cena in the main event at "Wrestlemania XXVII".

Answer: Rima Fakih

Before training to become a professional wrestler, Rima Fakih was a beauty pageant contestant. She won both the "Miss Michigan USA" and "Miss USA" titles in 2010. She also competed in the 2010 "Miss Universe" pageant but did not place.

Answer: John Hennigan

John Hennigan had a solid career in World Wrestling Entertainment from 2004 through 2011. He used the names "Johnny Blaze," "Johnny Nitro" and "John Morrison". In 2009, he was named "Pro Wrestling Illustrated's Most Improved Wrestler of the Year".

Answer: Maven Huffman

Maven Huffman scored a huge upset when he eliminated The Undertaker in the 2002 "Royal Rumble Match" with a dropkick. By eliminating The Undertaker from the 2002 "Royal Rumble Match", Maven earned a shot at The Undertaker's World Wrestling Entertainment Hardcore Championship. Also because of this elimination, Maven earned the right to be thrown through a popcorn machine by The Undertaker during the 2002 "Royal Rumble Match".

Answer: The Boogeyman

Marty Wright was disqualified from the fourth season of "Tough Enough" because he admitted that he was really forty years old thus being too old to be on the show. He came back to World Wrestling Entertainment in 2005 as The Boogeyman.

Answer: Christopher Nowinski

Christopher Nowinski joined World Wrestling Entertainment in 2002. He became the first Harvard alumnus to perform in World Wrestling Entertainment. He retired from professional wrestling in 2004 due to suffering with post-concussion syndrome. In October 2006, he released "Head Games: Football's Concussion Crisis", a book discussing the dangers of concussions in contact sports.

Answer: Kenny King

Kenny Layne was a finalist on the second season of "Tough Enough" losing to Linda Miles and Jackie Gayda. Kenny Layne wrestled in Ring of Honor and Total Nonstop Action Wrestling under the name Kenny King.

Answer: Matt Morgan

Matt Morgan played college basketball at Monmouth University and Chaminade University before training to be a professional wrestler. He competed on the second season of "Tough Enough" until he tore a ligament in his right knee and having to bow out due to the injury. Once he healed from this injury, he wrestled in Ohio Valley Wrestling, World Wrestling Entertainment and Total Nonstop Action Wrestling.

Answer: Matt Cappotelli

Matt Cappotelli was one of the two winners on the third season of "Tough Enough". On November 9, 2005 Matt Cappotelli won the Ohio Valley Wrestling Heavyweight Championship. Cappotelli surrendered the championship on February 8, 2006 and announced that he had a malignant brain tumor which was cancerous. Cappotelli had to undergo chemotherapy treatments and could no longer compete as a professional wrestler.