Wrestling Trivia

[Casper]

Wrestling Trivia Games Rules

1. Your may ask one wrestling related question which should NOT be brief or obscure. (Please put your questions and clues in bold red.)

2. Members are allowed to attempt to answer the questions as many times as possible.

3. Once someone has guessed the correct answer, that member gets to as the next question.

4. If the question goes on for more than three days and no one has answered it, the member of the Forum who has set that question must provide a clue.








Question 1: In all of Triple H's career, did he ever use a real sledge hammer? If not, when?

[Big_Evil]

Triple H has always used a real Sledgehammer EXCEPT for WrestleMania X-Seven against The Undertaker. He felt that bringing a "10 pound Sledgehammer" into the Last Ride might mess up the move. He also said that it was the first time someone was actually cut open from the Sledgehammer (as the stick poked right through the head of it).

[Gothic_Princess]

I think that Triple H uses real sledgehammer every time. I have watched Raw verey closely and I have discovered that he always puts his free hand on top of the metal head every time he shoves it in to his opponites gut.

But that just my oppion

[Darke Bryde]

I've always been under the impression that HHH's sledges were real. I've also noticed him putting his hand on top before he clocks somebody with it.

Bryde

[Casper]

Ok time for another Wrestling trivia question..

Now what was the first ever game THQ made for wwe. Include the name of the game, the publish date and the console.

[Andrew]

Hmm I'm guessing its something of the Playstation 1 console. Is it Wrestlemania The Arcade Game?

MOR

[Big_Evil]

The first WWE game made by THQ was "WWF WrestleMania 2000" for both the Game Boy and Nintendo 64. It was released on November 16, 1999.

[Rose Of Pain]

I dunno for sure, but was it No Mercy, for N64???

[Dillion]

The first WWE game made by THQ was "WWF WrestleMania 2000" for both the Game Boy and Nintendo 64. It was released on November 16, 1999.

Yup congrates you beat me to it.

[Big_Evil]

The first WWE game made by THQ was "WWF WrestleMania 2000" for both the Game Boy and Nintendo 64. It was released on November 16, 1999.

Yup congrates you beat me to it.

Thanks

The only thing is, LOD (the started of this topic) just left for a few weeks of the board. I wanna know how this is gonna end, lol.

[Casper]

The first WWE game made by THQ was "WWF WrestleMania 2000" for both the Game Boy and Nintendo 64. It was released on November 16, 1999.

Yup congrates you beat me to it.

Thanks

The only thing is, LOD (the started of this topic) just left for a few weeks of the board. I wanna know how this is gonna end, lol.

Big Evil since that you are the winner i am going to leave you in charge of this trivia board.....make up questions until i come back. Good luck

[Big_Evil]

Thanks much dude

Since this week's Trivia one is over, I'll have a new question up on Wednesday, August 24. Stay tuned.

[BigEvilNerd]

Might I make a suggestion? Rather than posting one question in laborious fashion, how about we do a more freestyle thread. One person posts a question, then everyone tries to answer it. First person to the correct answer posts the next question. If no one can figure it out, the person who asked first will just think of a new question. It goes faster and there's a lot more good questions that come out of it.

[Casper]

Sure whatever that sounds better anyway ben. Ok however wants to start it off knock your sox off

[BigEvilNerd]

Here everyone, I'll begin the questioning:

Q:

What former room mate of Bret Hart (During the Stampede days) once argued with the Hitman over how many variations of the sleeper hold there were, only to have it settled by Stu Hart in the end?

Hint: This wrestler is a male, and has worked for WWF, Smoky Mountain, ECW, WCW, and the old NWA.

Good luck! This is a REALLY obscure question, so if anyone gets it right, I'll be really impressed.

[Dan]

Here everyone, I'll begin the questioning:

Q:

What former room mate of Bret Hart (During the Stampede days) once argued with the Hitman over how many variations of the sleeper hold there were, only to have it settled by Stu Hart in the end?

Hint: This wrestler is a male, and has worked for WWF, Smoky Mountain, ECW, WCW, and the old NWA.

Good luck! This is a REALLY obscure question, so if anyone gets it right, I'll be really impressed.

Jake "The Snake" Roberts?

[Luke]

Here everyone, I'll begin the questioning:

Q:

What former room mate of Bret Hart (During the Stampede days) once argued with the Hitman over how many variations of the sleeper hold there were, only to have it settled by Stu Hart in the end?

Hint: This wrestler is a male, and has worked for WWF, Smoky Mountain, ECW, WCW, and the old NWA.

Good luck! This is a REALLY obscure question, so if anyone gets it right, I'll be really impressed.

Jake "The Snake" Roberts?

Well I'm sure BigEvilNerd will tell you in due course but I also know the answer to this question and you are correct Dan, it was Jake Roberts. Stu informed Jake that he knew nine different ways to put someone in a sleeper, using Bret as his dummy, Jake had to get Stu off of Bret after five sleeper holds before he killed him, he was out of it with blood pouring out of his eyes, nose and ears. No lie, Jake said it himself.

The lesson learnt - you don't argue with Stu Hart over wrestling holds. RIP Stu, you were one tough SOB.

Luke.

[BigEvilNerd]

I...I can't believe you guys got that. I thought that'd be a helluvan obscure question to ask. Big props to both of you for answering it right, I'm impressed.

Now since Dan was the first one to answer correctly, he will be responsible fo asking the next question.

EDIT: On a sidenote, that interview with Jake is my favorite shoot interview ever, it's a real riot.

[Dan]

I...I can't believe you guys got that. I thought that'd be a helluvan obscure question to ask. Big props to both of you for answering it right, I'm impressed.

Now since Dan was the first one to answer correctly, he will be responsible fo asking the next question.

EDIT: On a sidenote, that interview with Jake is my favorite shoot interview ever, it's a real riot.

Jake's interview is one of my favourites as well, I also loved Cornette's, that guy can talk.

Question time...something to test your early WCW knowledge.
Who got electrocuted in the "Chamber of Horrors" match at Halloween Havoc '91?

[MinistryTaker]

I believe it was Abdullah the Butcher? Never seen the match but have heard only bad things....