Match the mugshot to the crime - wrestling edition

Put your detective skills to the test in our quiz, featuring real-life American cases—matching each wrestler to their crime.

1) Before he was the Tribal Chief, Roman Reigns had a run in with the law, but what happened?

He speared a police officer

Arrested for disorderly conduct and intoxication

Was annoyed someone did not acknowledge him

2) WELLLL!!! The Big Show once had his mugshot taken for a crime that was later dismissed, but what was the alleged offence?

Allegedly exposed himself to staff at a hotel

Refused to leave an all you can eat buffet because he was hungry

Caused damage to a rental car due to his size

3) I am afraid I've got some bad news! Britain’s own Wade Barrett had fallen foul of the law and was even released by WWE because of it, but what was he accused of?

Damaged WWE property

Was caught speeding from a show

Confrontation with a cop outside a bar

4) The Nature Boy was doing a bit less stylin' and profilin' in this mugshot, but what happened to get him arrested?

Hit someone who Wooooo’d at him continually

Road rage caused him to confront a driver

He was the guy constantly Woooo-ing to annoy someone

5) Before he became six-time world champion in WCW and WWE, Booker T served 19 months in prison, but what for?

Punched his boss in face

Took someone out with a spinarooni

Robbed a fast food chain

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