Wrestling With Love Trivia Quiz

Answer: Bruce Prichard

Bruce Prichard debuted the Brother Love character for the then World Wrestling Federation in June 1988. Famous for his simple catchphrase, "I looove you!", Brother Love was portrayed as a televangelist type character with a thick southern American accent.

He often wore a white suit and his face was made up to appear red on camera. Brother Love became the first manager for The Undertaker, after he debuted at "Survivor Series" in 1990. Bruce Prichard was released in 1991 due to personal reasons, but was hired back in 1992 and remained with the promotion until his release in 2008.

He returned to WWE in 2018 and was named Executive Director of "SmackDown" in October 2019 and later Executive Director of "Raw" as well in June 2020.

Answer: All Elite Wrestling (AEW)

Bret "The Hitman" Hart debuted for the WWF in 1984. A year later he teamed up with Jim "The Anvil" Neidhart to form The Hart Foundation, which won two WWF Tag Team Championships. Bret Hart had a stellar singles career as well, capturing the WWF Intercontinental Championship twice and the WWF Championship five times.

In 1997, Bret Hart left the WWF for WCW on bad terms as a result of the infamous Montreal Screwjob. He won several championships with WCW before a head injury sustained during a match with Bill Goldberg prompted Bret Hart to retire in 2000.

He returned to the WWE after making amends with the company and was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame in 2006. In 2019, Bret Hart made an appearance at AEW's "Double or Nothing" pay-per-view as he unveiled the new promotion's first championship belt.

Answer: Stone Cold Steve Austin

Dude Love was the third Face of Foley to be introduced. After spending his early years on the independent scene, Mick Foley debuted for WCW in 1991 as the earliest of his Faces, Cactus Jack. The Cactus Jack character became famous for his brutal hardcore matches, especially during his run in ECW from 1994-1996.

In April 1996, Mick Foley debuted with the WWF and introduced the second Face of Foley, Mankind. In June 1997, Mick Foley wanted to tag with Stone Cold Steve Austin, but Austin did not want to partner with Mankind.

Instead of coming out as Mankind, Mick Foley surprised Austin by coming out dressed like a hippie. The team of Austin and Dude Love ended up winning the Tag Team Championship that same night. Mick Foley later competed in the 1998 "Royal Rumble" using all three personas.

He still could not win it though.

Answer: The Blue Blazer

Owen Hart was the younger brother of Bret "The Hitman" Hart. He debuted for the WWF in 1998 as a masked superhero named The Blue Blazer (aka The Blue Angel). Owen left the WWF in 1989 and competed in other promotions before returning to the WWF in 1991. Upon his return he wrestled with his real name and became part of the new Hart Foundation faction along with his brother Bret and Jim Neidhart.

In 1997, Owen Hart faced off against Stone Cold Steve Austin at "SummerSlam". It was in this match that Owen botched a piledriver that nearly left Steve Austin paralyzed and significantly shortened Austin's in-ring career. Owen Hart would attempt to revive The Blue Blazer gimmick in 1998. Sadly on January 25, 1999, Owen Hart fell from the ceiling of the Kemper Arena in Kansas City, Missouri and passed away at the age of 34 as a result of the impact. Owen was rehearsing a Blue Blazer stunt when the accident occurred.

Answer: Viscera

Nelson Frazier, Jr. debuted with the WWF in 1993 as Mabel and was part of the tag team Men on a Mission. Mabel was eventually sent on a singles run, where he was crowned "King of The Ring" in 1994. Nelson Frazier left the WWF in 1996 following a series of botches against prominent superstars such as The Undertaker.

He was later rehired by the WWF in 1999 as Viscera, a gothic enforcer for The Undertaker's Ministry of Darkness. He left WWF again in 2000, but made another return in 2004. He returned as Viscera and later adopted a new gimmick as the "World's Largest Love Machine". Nelson Frazier also wrestled as Big Daddy V before leaving the WWE for the last time in 2008. Nelson Frazier, who weighed in excess of 450 lbs, passed away on February 18, 2014 at the age of 43.

Answer: Tyson Kidd

David Hart Smith, whose real name is Harry Smith is the son of former WWF/WWE superstar The British Bulldog (1962-2002). Harry chose the name to honor both his father and the Hart family as his mother was Diana Hart, sister of Bret and Owen. David Hart Smith debuted for the WWE in 2007 and in 2009 became part of the Hart Dynasty tag team with Tyson Kidd (T.J. Wilson). Though Tyson Kidd was not related by blood, he did have a strong connection with the Hart family in Calgary, Alberta, Canada.

The team won two WWE Tag Team Championships before the team was dissolved in 2010. David Hart Smith was released in 2011. Tyson Kidd however, continued in the WWE until 2015, when his in ring career would be put on indefinite hold due to a neck injury.

Answer: Natalya

Natalya (Natalie Neidhart) is the daughter of the late Jim "The Anvil" Neidhart (1955-2018) and Elizabeth Hart, another one of Bret and Owen's sisters. Natalya made her WWE debut in 2008 and later became the part of the Hart Dynasty stable with David Hart Smith and Tyson Kidd. Natalya adopted the famous Sharpshooter finishing maneuver from her uncle Bret "The Hitman" Hart, which helped her win a few women's championships. Natalya would later become a prominent cast member of the reality show "Total Divas" which began airing on E! in 2013, during which she went skinny dipping in the hot tub along with several other WWE Divas. Natalya married Tyson Kidd in 2013.

Answer: Jeff Jarrett

"The Mouth of The South" Jimmy Hart began his wrestling career in 1978. He joined the WWF in 1985 where he became one of the promotions most prominent managers. Jimmy Hart's first client in the WWF was Greg "The Hammer" Valentine. In 1986, Jimmy Hart would become the manager of The Honky Tonk Man. Jimmy Hart would remain with the WWF until 1994, when he left to join WCW. Jimmy Hart's first client in WCW was Hulk Hogan, who had left the WWF the same time as Jimmy. Jimmy Hart would remain with WCW until it was acquired by the WWF/WWE in 2001.

After spending several years in the independent scene, Jimmy Hart would join TNA in 2003 and would remain with the promotion until 2011. He returned to the WWE in 2011. Though he has the same last name, Jimmy Hart has no blood relation to Bret Hart's family.

Answer: The Beautiful People

Angelina Love was a six time TNA Women's / Knockout Champion. Angelina Love, whose real name is Lauren Williams, was born in Toronto, Ontario, Canada in 1981. She began her professional wresting career with TNA in 2004, however she left the company that same year. Lauren Williams later competed in the WWE's developmental promotions Deep South Wrestling and Ohio Valley Wrestling from 2004-2007.

In September 2007, Angelina Love made her return to TNA where she formed The Beautiful People stable with fellow TNA Knockout Velvet Sky.

The faction added two other female members, Madison Rayne and Lacey Von Erich in 2009. They also added a male member named Cute Kip, who previously competed in the WWF/WWE as Billy Gunn.

Answer: Stewart

Stewart Edward (aka Stu) Hart (1915-2003) was the patriarch of the Hart family. He was born in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan and began wrestling in 1943 while he served in the Canadian Navy. Following his tenure in the Canadian Navy, Stu moved to New York where he began his professional wrestling career.

In 1951, Stu Hart purchased a mansion in Calgary, Alberta and turned it into a wrestling school in addition to a place of residence. The school became known as the famous Hart Dungeon, where many well known wrestlers have trained.

Some notable wrestlers who have trained at the dungeon include the Hart Family, Chris Jericho, Chris Benoit, Ken Shamrock, Edge and Christian. Stu must have had a busy love life as well, since he fathered twelve children, including Bret and Owen.