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Rey misterio
In what year was Rey Mysterio born? 1974
In what year did Rey Mysterio debut? 1989
In 1999 Rey Mysterio was involved in a feud with Kevin Nash which came into a Caballera vs. Mascara Match, which means what? HAIR VS. MASK
Who did Rey Mysterio sign with in 2002? WWE.
What was special about Ray Mysterio's win at the Royal Rumble on January 29, 2006? HE WAS THE SMALLEST WRESTLER TO EVER WIN.
One of Ray Mysterio's signature moves is the "Pickin' The Dime", which is what type of move? A SPRINGBOARD SPLASH.
What tattoo does Ray Mysterio have on his stomach? THE WORD MEXICAN correct
Rey Mysterio won the WWE Tag-Team Championship with who on February 20, 2005? EDDIE GUERRERO .
Who did Rey Mysterio face in a match that was known as David vs. Goliath during a Smackdown special? BIG SHOW .
Rey Mysterio holds the current record for the longest time in a Royal Rumble match, which was how long? 62 MINUTES, 15 SECONDS.


I think Rey is the best!!!!
















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When was wrestler John Cena born? APRIL 23 1977
Where was John Cena born? WEST NEWBURY, MA
What is the name of one of John Cena's WWE entrance songs? BASIC THUGONOMICS correc
What is the name of the movie in which John Cena made his film debut in 2006? THE MARINE
How tall is John Cena? 6' 1"
What is John Cena's middle name? FELIX-ANTHONY
What occupation did John Cena do before wrestling? BODYBUILDER
What is John Cena's wrestling nickname? THE PROTOTYPE
What is the name of one of the CDs that John Cena released? YOU CAN'T SEE ME
In what year did John Cena make his pro wrestling debut? 2002


Go John Cena
















Name: Batista


Height: 6 foot 5
Weight: 290 pounds
From: Washington, D.C.
Signature Move: Batista Bomb
Career Highlights: World Heavyweight Champion; WWE Tag Team Champion; World Tag Team Champion; 2005 Royal Rumble winner
Entrance Video: WATCH

Dave Batista has been “The Animal” since childhood, in temper if not in name. Raised in a rough part of southeast Washington, D.C., he describes himself as being “a skinny kid with asthma and a bad size complex”—and a penchant for getting into trouble with authorities. He spent a few years in San Francisco after his parents separated, until his mother sent the troubled teen to live with his father in suburban Virginia. By the time he turned 17, he was estranged from both parents, living on his own, and still getting into trouble.

For the better part of 10 years, Batista spent his days training and competing as a bodybuilder, and his nights “bouncing in clubs, floating from here to there.” (He’s still amazed that one club he worked at is less than two blocks from Washington D.C.’s MCI Center, where he defended his World Heavyweight Championship against JBL at SummerSlam in 2005.) His drifting stopped the night he unleashed his explosive temper on two patrons who had attacked his fellow bouncers. “By the time I was finished with them,” he relates, “they were lying on the ground with their eyes rolling in the back of their heads. I was very scared they were going to die.” They didn’t, but the incident did result in Batista’s arrest, a year’s probation, and his decision to make radical changes in his life.

Enrolling in Wild Samoan Afa’s wrestling school in Allentown, Pa., Batista admits that at first he saw sports-entertainment simply as “a way to make a living”—until he was told at a WCW tryout that he didn’t have the chops to make it as a wrestler. “That lit a fire under my ass. Wrestling became an obsession that I fell in love with. I completely redirected my training and philosophies, redesigned my body and mental outlook. I just really wanted to be an athlete and an entertainer.”

Though his personal perseverance brought him to WWE in May 2002, Batista credits former Evolution colleagues Triple H and Ric Flair with developing “a muscleheaded goofball” into a World Heavyweight Champion, one who backs his composed words and demeanor with an explosive fury befitting his nickname. He considers himself neither a leader nor a follower in the locker room (“I’m just a loner, I keep to myself,” he insists), but inside the ring, on the covers of muscle mags like FLEX, and even once against budding Superman Tom Welling on the CW network series “Smallville,” “The Animal” is clearly a dominant species. A dominant species who, by the way, has collected more than 50 vintage tin lunchboxes. Our advice: respect this six-foot-five, 285-pound beast and his 1967 Green Hornet sandwich container (sporting Bruce Lee’s face on the front), which he cherishes among his most prized possessions. You’ll live longer.













Name: Jeff Hardy


Height: 6 foot 1
Weight: 225 pounds
From: Cameron, N.C.
Signature Move: Swanton Bomb, Whisper in the Wind, Twist of Fate
Career Highlights: World Tag Team Champion; Intercontinental Champion; Hardcore Champion; European Champion; Light Heavyweight Champion; WCW Tag Team Champion
WWE Debut: 1993
Trained By: Dory Funk, Jr. Michael Hayes
Entrance Video: WATCH

Simply put, Jeff Hardy is an artist. His world revolves around writing “emoetry,” recording music (“alternative, alternative music,” according to his brother Matt), and employing tinfoil and paint to craft intimate, personal, and sometimes bizarre works of art. His house is decorated with toys, artificial plants, and life-size Japanese fiberglass sculptures. One of his most cherished creations—a thirty-foot “Aluminummy” statue called Neroameee, from Nero, his middle name—stands tall outside his studio.

Still, this artist has always been drawn to another, very different canvas—that of the squared circle. Growing up with Matt in the pinewoods of Cameron, North Carolina, 11-year-old Jeff—influenced by the likes of Ric Flair, the Fabulous Freebirds, and the Rockers—took a ramp he built for his bike and painted it to resemble an entrance stage for their “wrestling ring,” the backyard trampoline. As he grew older, so did his desire to take greater risks, whether it was to feel the rush of executing hundred-foot-high triples on his motorcross bike, or jumping off the roof of his house as a member of the brothers’ “Teenage Wrestling Federation.” It was such fearlessness and desire that would bring the 16-year-old daredevil to World Wrestling Entertainment, and after several years catapult him to worldwide fame and main-event status, first as one-half of WWE’s high-flying “Team Extreme,” The Hardys, then in singles competition.

Though many of his paintings are abstract, this free spirit is a Rembrandt inside the ring, signing his name not with the traditional paintbrush or pen, but with wildly unorthodox, high-impact maneuvers off top ropes and 20-foot ladders. His credo is simple: to create, then surpass his creation.

Unfortunately, most true artists must sink to their lowest point before attaining their greatest heights. For Jeff, frequent drug use and the wear-and-tear of living life on the road would prompt him to leave WWE in 2003. But after a three-year personal journey of refocusing his passion and energies, he now finds himself “in a positive place…and that’s what motivates me.” Returning to WWE in August 2006, this reinspired risk-taker is back to creating the art he loves most—entertaining WWE fans in arenas around the world. And his most extreme masterpiece awaits.



















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