Now, Invisible , you know durn good 'n' well that I'm from East Tennessee. We'uns never did lern to spel real good

That's the difference between you Americans and us, the poor misled (political) foreigners. We know nothing about politics, but we darn know how to spell.

Well, I think we don't like politics over here.

But we sure do love arguing about politics .

I'll repeat this question:

What do these three wrestlers have in common?

Brian Lee
Roy Lee Welch
Jimmy Golden

well, it's easy with Roy Lee Welch and Jimmy Golden, they are one.

Sorry, Invisible , but they are all different people.

I beg to differ, but James Golden wrestled under the names

Jimmy Golden,
Roy Lee Welch,
Bunkhouse Buck,
and Avenger 1.

Sorry, Invisible , but they're not the same person. I personally saw both of them wrestle live. Roy Lee Welch, by the way, is a good 6-8 inches shorter than Golden.

This is not the answer, and has nothing to do with the answer, but Roy Lee and Jimmy wrestled in Southeastern Championship Wrestling at the same time during the mid-late 70s. I used to go to the live matches in Knoxville, that's how I know they're two different people.

Well, you had my confused, and I went to look it up, it is still James Golden wrestling under these names.

Maybe , might I suggest , could it be

and your spelling of the name is off????

Most likely, Invisible , Jimmy Golden, for whatever reason used the alias "Roy Lee Welch" for a time. Much like there were two "Steve Regal"s in wrestling at one time in the early 90s(one was a short blonde guy who held the AWA tag team title with Jimmy Garvin, the other was a British guy who now goes by William Regal).

My spelling of the name is correct. I was joking about a spelling inability in my earlier post .

Since this has gone on long enough(I've gotta go and run some errands), I'll go ahead and give the answer.

Brian Le, Roy Lee Welch, and Jimmy Golden are all related to the famous Fuller (father Buddy, sons Ron and Robert)family.

Invisible , If I can find a sitethat offers irrefutable evidence of my point, I'll e-mail it to you. Might take a day or two.

Have a wonderful weekend, OK

Remember the "Dangerous Alliance" in WCW managed by Paul E. Dangerously(Heyman)?

Name the five male and one female member of the group.

Steve Austin
Rick Rude
Arn Anderson
Larry Zbyszko
Bobby Eaton
Medusa

Michael Hayes was with the group for a while. but that doesnt count, he managed Anderson and Eaton

Way to go, TrueJedi! I always thought that was one of the top two or three stables ever in Wrestling. I only wished they had kept Anderson and Zbyszko together as a team. I think they didn't have confidence in Eaton as a single, even though he had a great run as TV champion.

I agree that was a good stable.

i alway liked paul jone's army and the horseman. the nWo was alright until they got way too many members. they should have stayed as the outsiders, hogan, and savage

Hey everyone....im up for some trivia too

Welcome, Rowdy One(WAangel75 )

Ask away. Just feel free to jump in with any question you like.

cant think of a question but im good at answeering some :)

here is one. what do

teddy hart
harry smith
tj wikson and
ted dibiase


have in common

All are sons of wrestlers.