Andre the Giant
Slammed by his former friend in the main event of WrestleMania III. Bodyslammed by Hulk Hogan at WrestleMania III.
Wrestling Trivia: Wrestlers Profiles
Meet the 150 wrestlers featured across our trivia games — key facts, career highlights and what makes each one great. Play the games to test how well you know them.
WWE (30)
Batista
The Animal left the ring for Hollywood and became Drax the Destroyer. Won the 2005 Royal Rumble and turned on Triple H with a thumbs down.
Becky Lynch
Married to Seth Rollins, she beat AJ Lee at WrestleMania 42 for a third Women's Intercontinental reign. Won the first all-women's WrestleMania main event in 2019.
Bianca Belair
The strongEST, fastEST, roughEST and toughEST announced her pregnancy at WrestleMania 42. First Black women's WrestleMania main event against Sasha Banks.
Big Show
The 7-foot, 400-plus-pound giant finished his career in AEW as Paul Wight, now a commentator. Only man to win the WWF, WCW and ECW world championships.
Bret Hart
His final match in the company ended with a screwjob finish in Montreal in 1997. Victim of the Montreal Screwjob in 1997.
Brock Lesnar
Advocated for by Paul Heyman, he took opponents on one-way trips to Suplex City. Ended The Undertaker's 21-0 WrestleMania streak.
Charlotte Flair
The Queen has a record 14 women's world title reigns, nearly matching her dad's 16. Record 14 women's world championship reigns.
CM Punk
Returned at Survivor Series 2023 and main-evented back-to-back WrestleManias in Las Vegas. The pipe bomb promo of 2011.
Cody Rhodes
Finished the story at WrestleMania XL by winning the title his father never held. Finished the story at WrestleMania XL.
Drew McIntyre
This Claymore-kicking Scotsman finally won a world title in front of fans at WrestleMania XL, and lost it to a cash-in minutes later. Beat Brock Lesnar for the WWE title at the fan-less WrestleMania 36.
Eddie Guerrero
Beat Brock Lesnar for the WWE Championship in 2004, less than two years before his death at 38. Beat Brock Lesnar for the WWE Championship at No Way Out 2004.
Edge
Made a miracle comeback at the 2020 Royal Rumble after nine years away, later jumping to AEW. First-ever Money in the Bank cash-in.
Hulk Hogan
Told fans to train, say their prayers and eat their vitamins while ripping his red and yellow shirt. Bodyslammed Andre the Giant in front of 93,000 at WrestleMania III.
John Cena
Turned heel at 47, won a record 17th world title, and retired in December 2025 against Gunther. Record-breaking 17-time world champion.
Kane
The masked Big Red Machine later became the real-life mayor of Knox County, Tennessee. Ripped the Hell in a Cell door off at his 1997 debut.
Kurt Angle
It's true, it's damn true - he retired at WrestleMania 35 against Baron Corbin. Won Olympic gold in 1996 with a broken neck.
Mick Foley
Pulled Mr. Socko from his tights and wrote the best-selling memoir Have a Nice Day. Thrown off Hell in a Cell through the announce table in 1998.
Randy Orton
The Viper strikes out of nowhere with a three-letter finisher bearing his initials. Youngest world champion in WWE history at 24.
Randy Savage
Told the world to snap into a Slim Jim in a raspy voice, punctuated by 'Oooh yeah!'. Won the vacant WWF title in a one-night WrestleMania IV tournament.
Rey Mysterio
His son Dominik turned on him and became one of the most-booed villains in wrestling. Won the 2006 Royal Rumble as a tribute to Eddie Guerrero.
Roman Reigns
Set the all-time record with an 11th WrestleMania main event, beating CM Punk in 2026. 1,316-day Universal Championship reign.
Seth Rollins
Stomps faces into the mat, laughs maniacally, and wears outrageous suits to the ring. Heist of the Century cash-in at WrestleMania 31.
Shawn Michaels
Mr. WrestleMania lost his career to the Undertaker at WrestleMania XXVI. Boyhood dream came true at WrestleMania XII.
Stone Cold Steve Austin
Glass shattered, beer cans crushed together, and both middle fingers went up. Austin 3:16 speech at King of the Ring 1996.
The Rock
Left for Hollywood and became the highest-paid actor in the world. Won his first WWF Championship at Survivor Series 1998.
The Undertaker
Went undefeated at WrestleMania for 21 straight matches until Brock Lesnar ended the Streak. Went 21-0 at WrestleMania before the Streak ended.
Triple H
The Game and Cerebral Assassin headlined WrestleMania seven times with his sledgehammer nearby. 14-time world champion.
Trish Stratus
Retired as champion by beating Lita in her hometown at Unforgiven 2006, returning years later to face Becky Lynch. Record seven WWE Women's Championship reigns.
Ultimate Warrior
The face paint and arm tassels icon died in 2014, days after his Hall of Fame induction. Beat Hulk Hogan clean, title for title, at WrestleMania VI.
AEW (30)
Adam Cole
Concussions forced him to tearfully relinquish the TNT title in 2025 - bay bay. First-ever three-time ROH World Champion.
Britt Baker
The dentist D.M.D. who ruled the AEW women's division. Won the AEW Women's World Championship at Double or Nothing 2021.
Chris Jericho
The inaugural AEW World Champion who led the Inner Circle. Became the inaugural AEW World Champion in 2019.
Claudio Castagnoli
Formerly Cesaro, a two-time ROH World Champion. Two-time ROH World Champion.
Daniel Garcia
Red Death, the Buffalo grappler who won TNT gold at Full Gear 2024. Won the TNT Championship at Full Gear 2024.
Darby Allin
The Coffin Drop specialist who took the 2026 AEW World Championship off MJF. Won the AEW World Championship in April 2026.
Eddie Kingston
New York's beloved everyman, the inaugural AEW Continental Champion. Held the ROH World, NJPW Strong and AEW Continental titles simultaneously.
Hangman Adam Page
Two-time AEW World Champion with a Buckshot Lariat and a noose-themed moniker. Won the AEW World Championship at Full Gear 2021.
Hikaru Shida
Two-time AEW Women's World Champion who added TBS gold in 2026. 372-day AEW Women's World Championship reign through the pandemic era.
Jack Perry
The dinosaur-riding tag champion once billed as a jungle-dwelling boy. Won AEW World Tag Team gold with Luchasaurus.
Jamie Hayter
British powerhouse who held the AEW Women's World Championship into 2023. Won the AEW Women's World Championship at Full Gear 2022.
Jon Moxley
Formerly Dean Ambrose, he holds the record with four AEW World title reigns. Record four AEW World Championship reigns.
Kazuchika Okada
The Rainmaker, a seven-time IWGP world-level champion. Record-setting IWGP Heavyweight Championship reigns and defenses.
Kenny Omega
The Cleaner, master of the One-Winged Angel, a two-time AEW World Champion. Two-time AEW World Champion, regaining the title in July 2026.
Konosuke Takeshita
The Alpha: five-time KO-D champion, two-time International Champion. Won the 2025 G1 Climax.
Matt Jackson
The elder brother: three AEW tag reigns and seven IWGP junior tag reigns. Co-founded AEW as an Executive Vice President in 2019.
Mercedes Mone
Formerly Sasha Banks, AEW's record-chasing TBS Champion. Held eight or more championships simultaneously in 2025.
MJF
Three initials, a scarf, and three AEW World Championship reigns. Three AEW World Championship reigns by 2026.
Nick Jackson
The younger brother: three AEW tag reigns and countless superkicks. Co-founded AEW as an Executive Vice President in 2019.
Orange Cassidy
The Freshly Squeezed member of Best Friends who gives a sleepy thumbs up. Record two-time AEW International Champion.
PAC
The Bastard of Death Triangle, inaugural All-Atlantic Champion. Inaugural AEW All-Atlantic Champion.
Penta
The Cero Miedo luchador who jumped to WWE in 2025. Faced The Cleaner at the original All In in 2018.
Rey Fenix
The masked half of the Lucha Bros whose name means phoenix. AEW World Tag Team Champion with his brother.
Riho
The inaugural AEW Women's World Champion from Japan. Inaugural AEW Women's World Champion in 2019.
Sammy Guevara
The self-proclaimed Spanish God, a three-time TNT Champion. Three-time TNT Champion.
Swerve Strickland
Became the first Black AEW World Champion in 2024. First Black AEW World Champion, won at Dynasty 2024.
Toni Storm
The Timeless record-setting four-time AEW Women's World Champion - mind the flying shoe. Record four AEW Women's World Championship reigns.
Wardlow
Mr. Mayhem, a three-time TNT Champion. Three-time TNT Champion.
Wheeler Yuta
The junior member of the Blackpool Combat Club. Two-time ROH Pure Champion.
Will Ospreay
The Aerial Assassin from England, a former IWGP World Heavyweight Champion. IWGP World Heavyweight Champion in 2021.
WCW (30)
Arn Anderson
The Enforcer, wrestling's greatest right-hand man. Founding member of the Four Horsemen.
Barry Windham
Beat the painted mist-sprayer at SuperBrawl III in 1993 to win the vacant NWA World title. Won the vacant NWA World title at SuperBrawl III in 1993.
Billy Kidman
Now a WWE producer who shares his surname with an Oscar-winning actress. Three-time WCW Cruiserweight Champion.
Booker T
Can you dig it, sucka?. Five-time WCW Champion, winning the last on the final episode of Nitro.
Buff Bagwell
His lone WWF televised match, against Booker T on Raw in 2001, flopped so badly it helped kill the invasion angle. Five-time WCW World Tag Team Champion with four different partners.
Dean Malenko
Left for the WWF in 2000 alongside Guerrero, Saturn and Benoit as the Radicalz. Four-time WCW Cruiserweight Champion.
Diamond Dallas Page
The master of positive living, married to Kimberly, now famous for his yoga program. Three WCW World title reigns after starting his career as a manager.
Dusty Rhodes
The American Dream, father of Goldust and Cody. Cut the legendary 'Hard Times' promo in 1985.
Goldberg
Beat Hollywood Hogan for the WCW title on a 1998 Nitro, and returned years later to win two WWE Universal titles. Billed 173-0 undefeated streak in WCW.
Harley Race
Later crowned a King in the WWF and managed the mastodon Vader in WCW. Eight NWA World Heavyweight Championship reigns.
Juventud Guerrera
Hit the 450 splash to become a two-time WWE Cruiserweight Champion in 2005. Lost his mask to Chris Jericho at SuperBrawl VIII in 1998.
Kevin Nash
Big Sexy, five-time WCW champion, master of the Jackknife Powerbomb. Co-founded the nWo with the 1996 Outsiders invasion.
Konnan
Later managed LAX in TNA and became the creative force behind AAA. First-ever CMLL World Heavyweight Champion in 1991.
Lex Luger
The Total Package, who racked Hollywood Hogan for the WCW title in 1997. Made Hollywood Hogan submit to the Torture Rack to win the WCW title on Nitro in 1997.
Madusa
Became the first woman to win the WCW Cruiserweight title at Starrcade 1999, then a monster truck champion. Dropped the WWF Women's Championship into a trash can live on Nitro in 1995.
Magnum TA
Groomed to be the NWA's next world champion until an October 1986 Porsche crash ended everything at 27. I Quit steel cage victory over Tully Blanchard at Starrcade 1985.
Nikita Koloff
The Russian Nightmare, who won the US title in a best-of-seven series and main-evented Starrcade 1986. Beat Magnum TA in a best-of-seven series for the US title in 1986.
Psicosis
Later rode lawnmowers to WWE rings with Super Crazy and Juventud as the Mexicools. His ECW and WCW series with Rey Mysterio Jr. introduced lucha libre to US fans.
Ric Flair
The limousine-ridin', jet-flyin' kiss-stealin' legend of the Figure Four and the 'Woooo!'. 16 recognized world championship reigns across NWA, WCW and WWF.
Rick Rude
Three-time WCW International World Champion who showed up on Nitro and Raw the same night in 1997. Three-time WCW International World Heavyweight Champion.
Rick Steiner
Betrayed by his brother at SuperBrawl VIII in 1998, he got his revenge at Halloween Havoc. Won tag team gold in WCW, the WWF and New Japan with his brother.
Ricky Steamboat
The Dragon, who never once wrestled as a villain. Beat Ric Flair for the NWA World title at Chi-Town Rumble 1989.
Ron Simmons
Later led the Nation of Domination and formed the APA in WWE. Damn!. Pinned Vader on August 2, 1992 to become the first widely recognized Black world heavyweight champion.
Scott Hall
The Bad Guy who took his famous survey: 'One more for the good guys!'. Hopped the rail on Nitro in May 1996 to spark the nWo angle.
Scott Steiner
Won the WCW title from Booker T in 2000 and main-evented the final Starrcade with his over-the-shoulder camel clutch. Turned on his brother at SuperBrawl VIII in 1998 to join the nWo.
Sting
Master of the Scorpion Deathlock who finally arrived in WWE in 2014 and retired in AEW in 2024. Watched from the rafters for over a year before beating Hollywood Hogan at Starrcade 1997.
The Great Muta
Keiji Mutoh's painted alter ego, an NWA, IWGP and Triple Crown world champion. Won the NWA World title from Masahiro Chono in 1993.
Tully Blanchard
Left for the WWF with his tag partner as the Brain Busters, and decades later managed FTR. I Quit steel cage match against Magnum TA at Starrcade 1985.
Ultimo Dragon
Survived a botched elbow surgery and returned to face Rey Mysterio at WrestleMania XX under his famous mask. Held ten championship belts simultaneously in 1996, including the unified J-Crown.
Vader
Told everyone what time it was, and lost his WCW career to Ric Flair in a Starrcade 1993 strap match. Beat Sting for his first WCW World title at the 1992 Great American Bash.
ECW (30)
2 Cold Scorpio
A number, a temperature and a zodiac sign form his ring name. Four ECW TV Championship reigns.
Axl Rotten
First name from the Guns N' Roses frontman, surname from a Sex Pistol. Taipei Deathmatch with Ian Rotten at Hardcore Heaven 1995.
Balls Mahoney
The crowd gleefully chanted his anatomical first name. Three ECW Tag title reigns.
Bam Bam Bigelow
The Beast from the East, gone too soon in 2007. Beat Shane Douglas for the ECW World title in 1997.
Bubba Ray Dudley
The loudmouthed half-brother: superbombs, flaming tables and the 3D. 23-time world tag team champion with the Dudley Boyz.
Chris Candido
No Gimmicks Needed; died in 2005 shortly after a TNA Lockdown injury. Won the vacant NWA World title in 1994 at age 22.
D-Von Dudley
Get the tables! The screamed order always started with his hyphenated name. 23 world tag titles with the Dudley Boyz.
Jazz
Her one-word ring name is the music genre born in her hometown. Two WWE Women's Championship reigns.
Jerry Lynn
Capped his career as ROH World Champion in 2009 at age 45. Beat Justin Credible for the ECW World title at Anarchy Rulz 2000.
Justin Credible
Not just anything... finish the catchphrase and you have said his name. Won the ECW World title at Wrestlepalooza 2000.
Lance Storm
First name a knight's weapon, surname a weather front. Held WCW US, Cruiserweight and Hardcore titles simultaneously.
Little Guido
Call him Nunzio, or call him by his diminutive ECW ring name. Led the FBI with Tracy Smothers and Sal E. Graziano.
Masato Tanaka
Seven-time Zero1 world champion, still wrestling in Japan in his 50s. Beat Mike Awesome for the ECW World title in 1999.
Mike Awesome
That 70s Guy whose surname is the most overused compliment in English; died in 2007. Jumped to WCW while still reigning ECW World Champion.
Mikey Whipwreck
His surname sounds like a maritime disaster, and his luck usually matched. Beat the Sandman for the ECW World title at age 22.
New Jack
The Original Gangsta; his ring name pairs the opposite of old with a common man's name. Balcony dives onto Vic Grimes.
Raven
What about him? His one-word bird name completes the Poe line: nevermore. Crucified the Sandman in ECW's most controversial angle.
Rhino
The Man Beast, named for a horned safari animal, still Goring today. Last ever ECW World Heavyweight Champion in 2001.
Rob Van Dam
The Whole F'n Show, master of the Five-Star Frog Splash. Beat John Cena for the WWE Championship at One Night Stand 2006.
Rocco Rock
Half of the Public Enemy; first name an Italian boxer's, surname found in a quarry. Four ECW Tag titles as the Public Enemy.
Sabu
Won the extreme world title twice plus the NWA World title in 2000; died in 2025. Beat Terry Funk in the no-rope barbed wire match at Born to Be Wired 1997.
Shane Douglas
The Franchise. Threw down the NWA World title in 1994 to launch extreme ECW.
Spike Dudley
The runt of the table-breaking family in tie-dye. Upset Bam Bam Bigelow in 1997.
Steve Corino
The King of Old School, later the villainous voice of ROH commentary. Won the ECW World title at November to Remember 2000.
Super Crazy
The Insane Luchador; his ring name admits he is out of his mind. ECW trilogy with Tajiri.
Taz
The Human Suplex Machine, now a color commentator for AEW. Beat Shane Douglas for the ECW World title at Guilty as Charged 1999.
Terry Funk
Middle-aged and crazy, the hardcore legend from Amarillo died in 2023. Won the ECW World title at Barely Legal 1997 aged 52.
The Sandman
Record five-time world champion of the extreme promotion. Record five ECW World Heavyweight title reigns.
Tommy Dreamer
The Innovator of Violence, who also won WWE's ECW title in 2009. Took ten Singapore cane shots and asked for another.
Yoshihiro Tajiri
The Japanese Buzzsaw. The Tarantula stretched in the ropes.
TNA (30)
Abyss
Thumbtacks, a nail board named Janice, and the Black Hole Slam. Monster's Ball match innovator.
AJ Styles
The Phenomenal One retired in 2026 as a two-time WWE Champion. Crowned the first X-Division Champion in 2002.
Alex Shelley
Beat Steve Maclin in 2023 to finally win a world championship 21 years into his career. Won his first world title 21 years into his career in 2023.
Angelina Love
Entered the TNA Hall of Fame with Velvet Sky in 2025. Six Knockouts Championship reigns.
Austin Aries
Brainbuster, Last Chancery, and Bound for Glory main events in 2012 and 2018. First two-time ROH World Champion.
Awesome Kong
Later played Tamme the Welfare Queen on the Netflix series GLOW. Her feud with Gail Kim put the Knockouts division on the map.
Bobby Roode
The It Factor became a WWE producer after neck surgery ended his career. 256-day TNA World title reign in 2011-12.
Chris Sabin
Cradle Shock specialist and one half of the Motor City Machine Guns. Record ten X-Division Championship reigns.
Christian Cage
Captain Charisma now leads The Patriarchy in AEW. Left WWE and won the NWA World title in TNA in 2006.
Christopher Daniels
The Fallen Angel finally won the ROH World Championship in 2017 at age 46. Unbreakable 2005 three-way classic.
EC3
Beat Tyrus for the NWA Worlds Heavyweight Championship in 2023. Undefeated for over a year after his 2013 TNA arrival.
Eric Young
Later led Sanity in NXT and Violent by Design back in Impact, winning a second world title in 2020. Beat Magnus for the TNA World title in 2014.
Frankie Kazarian
The self-proclaimed King of TNA, still wrestling there past age 45. Five X-Division Championship reigns, one under the Suicide mask.
Gail Kim
Became the first woman inducted into the TNA Hall of Fame. First TNA Knockouts Champion in 2007.
James Storm
The Cowboy and his Last Call superkick. Beat Kurt Angle for the TNA World title in 2011.
Jay Lethal
A two-time ROH World Champion who now wrestles in AEW. Six TNA X-Division Championship reigns.
Jeff Jarrett
Double J still smashes guitars in AEW and sits in the WWE Hall of Fame. Co-founded TNA with his father Jerry in 2002.
Josh Alexander
The Walking Weapon spikes people with the C4 and now runs with the Don Callis Family in AEW. Won the Bound for Glory 2021 main event via Option C.
Madison Rayne
Retired in January 2026 and now coaches AEW's women's division. Five Knockouts Championship reigns.
Mickie James
Entered the 2022 Royal Rumble while reigning as Knockouts Champion. Eleven combined women's title reigns across WWE and TNA.
Moose
Spears opponents in half while crowds chant his one-word animal name. Cashed in Call Your Shot seconds after the Bound for Glory 2021 main event.
Mr. Anderson
Finishes opponents with the Mic Check after announcing his own surname twice. Two TNA World title reigns in 2011.
Nick Aldis
Now runs SmackDown as its on-screen general manager. TNA's first British world champion in 2013.
ODB
Now slings burgers from one of wrestling's most famous food trucks. Four Knockouts Championship reigns.
Petey Williams
Retired into a WWE producer role in 2022. Invented wrestling's most-imitated flip piledriver.
Rich Swann
Still singing his own entrance theme in TNA's First Class stable. Won the Impact World title at Bound for Glory 2020.
Ron Killings
In his 50s he is still stealing WWE shows as R-Truth. First Black NWA World Heavyweight Champion in 2002.
Sami Callihan
Thumbs up, thumbs down - retired after losing a Baltimore street fight to Mike Santana in 2025. Won the Impact World Championship from Brian Cage in 2019.
Samoa Joe
Choked out MJF at the end of 2023 to become AEW World Champion. 18-month undefeated streak after his 2005 TNA debut.
Velvet Sky
Later called matches as an NWA color commentator. Let the pigeons loose.
