Quick! To The Man Cave! Trivia Quiz

Answer: Bruce Willis

"Bandits" (robbing banks), "The Whole Nine Yards" (hitman), and "The Fifth Element" (saving the world) are just three of Bruce's movies where he plays a "man's man". It doesn't really matter what role he plays, Willis is always cool doing them.

Answer: Nolan Ryan

Nolan was born Lynn Nolan Ryan, Jr. Tease him if you will, but before you do, ask Robin Ventura what happens when you mess with that Texan named Lynn.

Answer: Andre The Giant

Larger than life doesn't even begin to describe Andre. This man truly loved what he did and he loved entertaining the masses even more. What really made this man great was the fact that he couldn't do normal things like most of us can. Even taking a shower posed problems for him. But, he did it all without complaining.

Not to mention, this is the man who flipped a car over on his own. Awesome!

Answer: Ed O'Neill

Chauvinism may have been Al Bundy's way of life most of the time, but in my man cave with no women allowed, it's cool. Ed O'Neill played Al perfectly, and as long as he stays in character, he gets a pass.

Answer: Ronnie James Dio

After a successful run with Sabbath, Dio had a very successful solo career that spanned over half a century. One of the most recognizable voices in metal history, Dio left a legacy that will be never be matched. Ronnie died from stomach cancer in 2010. His body may lie, but his spirit lives in all of us metal fans.

Answer: Ronnie Lott

There is a story circulating that Lott amputated his pinky during a game after it got crushed. That story is half true. He did get it crushed during a game and later amputated, but not until after the season. Lott's reputation as a "man's man" certainly doesn't need this legend, but it doesn't hurt either.

Answer: Larry Flynt

Larry Flynt, publisher of "Hustler" magazine, was scrutinized for years because his choice of lifestyle. An adamant defender of the first amendment, Flynt fought against the government and religious crusaders. Like him or not, you have to respect the fact that he never abandoned his beliefs, and for that, he gets an invite to my man cave.

Answer: Steve Irwin

Steve Irwin was never one to shy away from danger when it came to wildlife. He met his end via a stingray when he got stabbed in the chest. Steve died doing what he loved. We should all hope to be so lucky.

Answer: George Carlin

One of the world's most recognizable comedians, George Carlin was a legend in the business. Aside from his stand up work, he also had his own sitcom, and guest starred in many movies.

Answer: Ty Cobb

Loved by few, hated by most, respected by all who played with him or against him. That was Tyrus Raymond Cobb. In a time where baseball players were men, Cobb stood head and shoulders above the rest. In the inaugural vote for the MLB Hall Of Fame in 1936, he received 98.2% of the votes, which was more than Babe Ruth.

His vote percentage remained the record until 1992 when Tom Seaver broke it with 98.8%.