Can You Guess the '90s Wrestler From a Hint?

Shawn Michaels was forced into an early retirement in 1998 after a back injury forced him to have surgery. Luckily, he was able to return to the ring in 2002.

The Undertaker's gimmick could have been turned into a joke if it was put in the wrong hands. However, Mark Calaway's commitment to the role made the character both a beloved and feared fan favorite.

Everyone wants to stick it to their boss, but most people would be fired if they tried. Luckily, Stone Cold Steve Austin wasn't afraid to stand up to his boss because his feud with Mr. McMahon was one of the best storylines ever written by WWE.

Ric Flair could put anyone over. He was just that talented. It's no wonder then that many wrestlers won their first championship off the "Nature Boy."

Goldberg's undefeated streak seemed insane, especially considering he wasn't that talented of a wrestler. Some people get an early push, though, while others have to wait their turn.

The "Macho Man" Randy Savage gave some of the greatest promos of all time. From his insane lines to the intensity in his voice, all eyes were on Savage anytime he took the mic.

Hulk Hogan's popularity as a face reached its height in the late '80s. However, he took on a unique role when he turned heel by joining the NWO in the WCW.

Yokozuna wrestled in the first ever "Monday Night Raw" match. The program would go on to be the weekly staple for the WWE.

Sting was the face of WCW before the company went under. He was known for his charisma and natural athleticism.

Kane made his first appearance in 1997 at Badd Blood: In Your House. He interrupted a "Hell in the Cell" match between the Undertaker and Shawn Michaels, giving Michaels the victory.

The Nation of Domination was based on the Black Panther Party. However, some of the members were not black.

Bret Hart was one of the most technically sound wrestlers to ever go through the business. He was trained from an early age by his father Stu Hart, a legendary wrestling trainer.

When the Rock turned heel, the entire wrestling world turned on its face. The People's Champion was no longer a hero for the people.

A hole was left in the WWE when Scott Hall and Kevin Nash departed. It took a few years and a new era for the company to recover.

The Ultimate Warrior won his only WWE Championship in 1990. However, fans were not done with the Hogan era, and the Ultimate Warrior was never fully accepted as champion.

Sgt. Slaughter was defeated by the American hero Hulk Hogan at WrestleMania VII. The match was billed as "Superstars and Stripes Forever."

Roddy Piper was an excellent wrestling heel throughout his career. He had some legendary '90s feuds with wrestlers like Rick Rude, Bret Hart, and Jerry Lawler.

Mankind was one of the creepiest yet most entertaining wrestlers to watch. When the Undertaker threw him off of the steel cage, the wrestling world thought he died, but the leather-faced wrestler climbed back onto the cage just to be thrown through it later.

HHH was part of the Kliq which tried to push themselves to the top of the WWE for title shots and money. Other members of the group included Shawn Michaels, Kevin Nash and Scott Hall.

Scott Hall suffered from drug problems throughout his career. Those problems have led to health issues as Hall has aged.

Owen Hart was a beloved wrestler known for his comedic antics. After his death, pressure was placed on the WWE to make the sport safer for the performers.

Jerry Lawler had a successful career as a commentator for the WWE as well. His commentating skills often provided heat between opposing wrestlers.

X-Pac's first match in the WWE was against Bret Hart as the 1-2-3- Kid. Hart won the match, but he put the 1-2-3 Kid over by allowing him to have his moments throughout the match.

The Hardy Boyz dominated the tag team division as they helped make the division relevant. They were part of the first TLC match and won multiple Tag Team Championships throughout their careers.

The New Age Outlaws made their debut in the WWE in 1997. The duo won their first Tag Team Championship on Raw is War after defeating the Legion of Doom that same year.

The Giant was an immediate title contender in the WCW. He won both the WCW World Heavyweight Championship and the WCW Tag Team Championship during his time in the company.

Chyna was one of the first female stars to compete in the men's division. She won her first Intercontinental Championship from Jeff Jarrett and later feuded with Chris Jericho over the title.

Chris Jericho was the last person to hold the WCW World Heavyweight Championship, which he won when the title was united with the WWE World Heavyweight Championship in 2001. He accomplished this after defeating Stone Cold Steve Austin and the Rock in the same night.

Goldust was known for his sexually provocative nature in the ring. He would often try to seduce his opponents before attacking them when they were distracted.

Ken Shamrock was a main-event fighter in the UFC, headlining multiple events. An exceptional fighter, he was once called "The World's Most Dangerous Man" by ABC News.

Davey Boy Smith was part of a tag team known as the British Bulldogs. His tag team partner was Dynamite Kid, another exceptional British wrestler.

Edge and Christian won seven Tag Team Championships together. As a tag team, they are most known for their three-way matches with the Hardy Boyz and the Dudley Boyz.

Dallas Page started a program to help rehabilitate former wrestlers who are struggling later in life. He's helped wrestlers such as Jake the Snake Roberts and Scott Hall since starting the program.

Marty Jannetty certainly had some talent in the ring. However, he was overshadowed by the success of Shawn Michaels, who is regarded as one of the greatest wrestlers to ever lace up his boots.

Vader was a spectacle to watch because he could perform stunts that big men weren't supposed to be able to do. His athleticism made him a top contender in both WCW and WWE.