"WCW Mayhem" Biographies Trivia Quiz

Answer: Harrisburg, Pensylvania

Parts Unknown is where WCW claimed him to be from, but in the "WCW Mayhem" game he's billed from Harrisburg.

His real name is Bryan Clark and his finisher is the Meltdown.

One of the notable aspects of Wrath's WCW career was his association with another wrestler named Chris Kanyon, who portrayed the character "Mortis". Together, they formed a tag team and became known for their unique and somewhat mysterious personas.

Answer: Cat's Cradle

The Cat's Cradle is the same as the Small Package.

"The Cat" was the ring name of professional wrestler Ernest Miller during his tenure in World Championship Wrestling.

Miller adopted the persona of "The Cat" in WCW during the late 1990s. He portrayed a confident and flamboyant character known for his martial arts skills and dance moves.

Answer: Psychosis is from Tijuana, Mexico and his finisher is the Guillotine Legdrop

Smiley is from Liverpool, England and his finisher is the Norman Conquest, Goldberg is from Tulsa, Oklahoma and Guerrero is from El Paso, Texas.

Psychosis is the ring name of professional wrestler Dionicio Castellanos.

Answer: Germany

Wright, is a retired professional wrestler who hails from Germany. He was born on May 17, 1975, in Nuremberg, West Germany. Wright gained fame in the world of professional wrestling for his time in World Championship Wrestling, where he competed as both a singles wrestler and as part of various tag teams.

He was known for his athleticism and his dance-inspired ring entrance, which earned him the nickname "Das Wunderkind".

Answer: Austin, Texas and the Tombstone Piledriver

Steve "Mongo" McMichael is a part of the Four Horsemen faction.

McMichael is perhaps best known for his time in World Championship Wrestling (WCW). His wrestling career was notable because he transitioned from a successful career in the National Football League (NFL) to professional wrestling.

As for his wrestling finisher, Steve "Mongo" McMichael used a move called the "Tombstone Piledriver" as his finishing maneuver during his wrestling matches. The Tombstone Piledriver is a wrestling move in which the wrestler lifts the opponent upside down and drops them head-first into the mat.

Answer: Scorpion Death Lock

Sting's real name is Steve Borden and he is from Venice Beach, California.

The Scorpion Deathlock is a submission hold that involves Sting flipping his opponent onto their stomach and then crossing their legs. He then steps over the opponent's back and applies pressure by leaning back, causing intense pain in the opponent's lower back and legs. The Scorpion Deathlock is known for its effectiveness as a submission move and has been a signature finisher for Sting throughout his career.

Answer: Jackknife Powerbomb

The Jackknife Powerbomb is a high-impact finishing move performed by Kevin Nash. To execute the move, Nash lifts his opponent into the air with their back against his chest, similar to a standard powerbomb. However, instead of simply slamming the opponent down, Nash extends his arms and drops the opponent from a significant height, with their legs and upper body folded in half.

Nash also appeared in movies. His first role was as the Super Shredder in "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret of the Ooze".

Answer: Juventud Guerrera

Psychosis does the Guillotine Legdrop, Eddy does the Frog Splash and Prince Iaukea does the Swandive Headbutt. Juvi does do the 450 Splash, but his finisher is listed as the Juvi Driver, which is performed like a piledriver, in the center of the mat, not off the ropes.

In Spanish, "Juventud Guerrera" translates to "Youth Warrior." He adopted this persona as a high-flying, energetic, and acrobatic wrestler, often performing aerial maneuvers that wowed audiences.

Answer: Sgt Buddy Lee Parker

You can unlock him by playing 'Quest For The Best' on easy as a cruiserweight.

Sgt. Buddy Lee Parker, whose real name is Ronald Buddy Wayne Parker, is a retired professional wrestler and trainer. He is best known for his time in World Championship Wrestling during the 1990s and his work as a trainer at the WCW Power Plant, which was the company's wrestling school.

Answer: Wolfman Slam

Bobby Eaton is listed under the WCW faction. He used to be part of the Midnight Express with Stan Lane. At the time the game was made he was working as a trainer at the Power Plant.

His finisher, involves Eaton climbing to the top turnbuckle or the ropes, leaping into the air, and executing a leg drop on the opponent, typically targeting the opponent's chest or neck area.

Eaton is perhaps best known for his work as one-half of several highly successful tag teams during his wrestling career. He achieved great success as part of tag teams like "The Midnight Express" in various wrestling promotions, including Mid-South Wrestling, Jim Crockett Promotions (later known as WCW), and Smoky Mountain Wrestling.