Wrestlers' real names revealed

Fans may best recognize this WWE Diva as Nikki Bella of the Bella Twins, but her real name was revealed at WrestleMania 33 on Sunday. The "Total Divas" star's longtime boyfriend, wrestler John Cena, proposed by saying her real name: Stephanie Nicole Garcia-Colace. (AP/E!)

Before he became known as Stone Cold, this wrestler had a bit of an identity crisis. Born Steven James Anderson, he changed his name to Steve Williams, then to Stunning Steve Austin, and first burst onto the WWF scene as The Ringmaster. (Reuters)

Touted as the longest-reigning WWE champion of the modern era, CM Punk's tattooed, tough guy image doesn't quite match his very proper real name: Phillip Jack Brooks. (WWE)

Mark William Calaway, AKA The Undertaker. (WWE)

Born Terry Gene Bolea, Hulk Hogan first started professional wrestling as Sterling Golden, and debuted as a WWF wrestler simply as Hulk. Now, his entire family has taken Hogan as a stage surname. (Reuters)

Virgil Riley Runnels, Jr. better known as "The American Dream" Dusty Rhodes, died in 2015. (WWE)

André René Roussimoff (1946-1993), best known as André the Giant, was the first inductee into the WWF Hall of Fame. (WWE)

Dwayne Johnson has parlayed his wrestling stint as The Rock into a successful film career... using his original name. (WWE)

Chris Pallies just doesn't have the same ring as King Kong Bundy! Other professional names include Chris Canyon, Big Daddy Bundy, Boom Boom Bundy, and Man Mountain Cannon, Jr. Say what? (WWE)

Ric Flair is pretty close -- the wrestler is actually Richard Morgan Fliehr, Sr. (WWE)

The Canadian wrestler's real name is Adam Joseph Copeland. (WWE)

Oscár Gutiérrez was trained by his uncle, Mexico's Rey Mysterio Sr. (WWE)

<b>Gorgeous George </b> George Raymond Wagner (March 24, 1915 – December 26, 1963) gained fame as Gorgeous George during the First Golden Age of Professional Wrestling in the 1940s-1950s. Adopting an effeminate persona (complete with long, flowing locks), George kicked off what would become standard in pro wrestling: elaborate costumes and flamboyant characters. (AP)

Shawn Michaels? Try Michael Shawn Hickenbottom. Isn't that more fun to say? (WWE)

Glenn Thomas Jacobs is better known by his ring name, Kane. (WWE)

The Ultimate Warrior was born James Brian Hellwig, but legally changed his name to "Warrior" in 1993. He died in 2014. (WWE)

<b>Triple H</b> Paul Michael Levesque kicks butt as Triple H, an abbreviation of his former ring name, Hunter Hearst Helmsley. (USA)

Though Roderick George Toombs is Canadian, he was billed as coming from Glasgow, Scotland and was known for his kilt and bagpipe entrance music. He died in 2015. (WWE)

The face paint loving wrestler is actually named Steve Borden. (WWE)