100 Greatest Pro Wrestlers Quiz (Part 1)

[D] The Undertaker | Dark mortician who rolled a casket to the ring, eyes rolled back, streaking souls with a thunderous Tombstone.

[A] "Stone Cold" Steve Austin | Beer-slinging rattlesnake in black trunks, cracking skulls and cans alike with a defiant middle finger.

[D] Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson | Electrifying eyebrow-raiser, spinning catchphrases into gold before delivering a spine-tingling People’s Elbow.

[B] Ric Flair | Platinum-blonde stylin’ jet-flyer, wooing crowds with sequined robes and knife-edge chops that drip arrogance.

[D] Shawn Michaels | Show-stopping heartbreaker, tuning up the band for a super-kick symphony under chandelier pyro.

[C] "Hitman" Bret Hart | Pink-sunglass technician, cold precision in every Sharpshooter twist, claiming to be the best there ever will be.

[A] André the Giant | Towering colossus whose palm engulfed heads and whose mere presence bent ring posts like twigs.

[C] "Rowdy" Roddy Piper | Kilted loudmouth with a bagpipe snarl, smashing coconuts and egos with equal glee.

[B] Mick Foley | Tooth-missing madman who hurled his body through tables, barbed wire, and flaming chairs for one more pop.

[D] Triple H | Sledgehammer-wielding cerebral assassin, water-spitting kingpin of authority and Evolution.

[A] Kurt Angle | Olympic gold medalist turned suplex machine, milking chants of “You suck” while locking on an ankle-snapping Angle Slam.

[B] Chris Jericho | List-making, scarf-draped rock star who broke walls and code with a cocky smirk and a Judas splash.

[C] Hulk Hogan | Yellow-and-red titan who flexed 24-inch pythons and leg-dropped pop-culture into a frenzy of Hulkamania.

[A] John Cena | Never-give-up soldier in jorts, saluting kids before dumping foes with attitude-adjusting authority.

[D] "Macho Man" Randy Savage | Fringed, neon-clad maestro snapping into Slim Jims and dropping elbows from dizzying heights.

[B] Eddie Guerrero | Latino Heat in low-rider leather, lying, cheating, stealing hearts—and victories—with a wink and a frog splash.

[C] Ricky "The Dragon" Steamboat | All-white fireball who soared with karate chops and a top-rope crossbody that breathed pure baby-face energy.

[D] Randy Orton | Cold viper coiled in apex predator pose, RKO striking out of nowhere like lightning without thunder.

[A] The Road Warriors | Spiked-shoulder road warriors painted like post-apocalyptic tanks, snarling “What a rush” while crushing spines.

[A] Dusty Rhodes | Polka-dotted son of a plumber, jiving and elbow-dropping with soulful swagger that bled American Dream.

[C] Kane | Red-masked monster who emerged through flames, chokeslamming nightmares under a single blue spotlight.

[A] Razor Ramon (Scott Hall) | Gold-chain Cuban bad guy, toothpick flicking arrogance before carving opponents with a Razor’s Edge.

[B] The Ultimate Warrior | Neon-tassled whirlwind sprinting to the ring, facepaint smeared like war ink, shaking ropes and reality.

[B] "Mr. Perfect" Curt Hennig | Slick blond perfectionist who flipped gum and opponents alike, every move sold as flawless.

[A] Owen Hart | Blue Blazer high-flyer, somersaulting with mischievous grin and a Sharpshooter tribute to family pride.

[D] Rob Van Dam | Zen-surfing high-kicker, thumbs to temples before a Five-Star Frog Splash lands like a Van Daminator.

[D] Paul "Big Show" Wight | Towering giant who flips from gentle giant to ring-collapsing colossus with one thunderous chop.

[C] Jeff Hardy | Rainbow-haired daredevil painting his body and the sky, Swanton Bombing gravity itself.

[A] Booker T | Spinning Harlem side-kick and five-time chant, gold hand raised to spin the dime and spin opponents out.

[B] Chris Benoit | Rabid Wolverine intensity, diving headbutts and crossfaces delivered with relentless, technical fury.