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Which wrestler was known as The American Dream?
Answer: Dusty Rhodes
Why: Born Virgil Runnels and billed as the son of a plumber, he took the American Dream name in Florida in 1974 after turning fan favourite.
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What injury did Kurt Angle wrestle through to win 1996 Olympic gold?
Answer: Broken neck
Why: Angle broke his neck at the 1996 U.S. Open, then wrestled through the Olympic trials and won gold in Atlanta.
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Whose cup of tea inspired the nickname Stone Cold for Steve Austin?
Answer: His wife
Why: She told him to drink his tea before it went stone cold, and the name replaced his Ringmaster gimmick.
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In wrestling, what is a long staged rivalry between two wrestlers called?
Answer: Feud
Why: A feud typically resolves when rival wrestlers clash in a culminating match at a major pay-per-view event.
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What caused Vince McMahon to restart the 2005 Royal Rumble finish?
Answer: Both final wrestlers hit the floor simultaneously
Why: Vince McMahon tore both quadriceps tendons while entering the ring to order the restart.
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How many titles were on the line in the WrestleMania I main event?
Answer: Zero
Why: Hogan and Mr. T beat Roddy Piper and Paul Orndorff, with Muhammad Ali as an outside referee.