Who is the boogyman from WWE wrestling?

Answer 1

Boogeyman is a wwe wrestler who takes on the role of the haunted tale of the boogeyman who hides underneath beds and strikes at midnight. The wwe boogeyman enters the ring with a foreign dance and a staff, holding a clock in one hand. He wears red, yellow and black makeup. He also eats worms after successfully winning a match. He terrorizez the wwe by appearing at the most unexpected places. He is currently fighting in the ECW brand. His signature line is " I'm the boogeyman, and I,m coming to get you." His real name is Marty Wright, and his birthday is on October 31st, 1964. His signature move in Wrestling is the Boogeyslam. A:The Boogeyman is a WWE wrestler born on 1o/31/64. he is 44..He is currently with ECW .The Boogeymans signature move is the boogey slam.His famous line is i am the boogeyman and i am coming to get you.The boogeyman is also known as Marty Wright. After succesfully winning a match he puts worms in his mouth and spits them back up into his oponents mouth. His entrence he holds a clock in his mouth and bangs his hed with it. Boogeyman has red and black mask

Answer 2

It says both on Google as well as in Wrestling that The Boogeyman is from The Bottomless Pit!! Where the hell is that???? One day i was searching stuff on wrestling's boogeyman then i went to obessedwithwrestling.com and found out that he was from Phoenix,Arizona

Answer 3

Phoenix, Arizona The word bogey is linked to many similar words in other European languages, which may be cognates; púca, pooka or pookha (Irish Gaelic), pwca, bwga or bwgan (Welsh), puki (Old Norse), pixie or piskie (Cornish), puck (English), bogu (Slavonic) In Ireland they were a type of faerie that lived in the bog and kidnapped children so they could play with them. They made them stay a year and a day. The bogeyman appeared in the book Mythical Monsters and was after a boy who thought the bogeyman was his big brother playing a joke. Another possible source for the word is the Russian word бог (God), pronounced "boag", rhyming with "rogue". Demonizing things, notions, even the name of God, from Eastern Europe and beyond is not without precedent in Western Europe and North America. In Southeast Asia the term is commonly accepted to refer to Bugis or Buganese pirates, ruthless seafarers of southern Sulawesi, Indonesia's third largest island. These pirates often plagued early English or Dutch trading ships, namely those of the British East India Company or Dutch East India Company, resulting in the European sailors bringing their fear of the "bugi men" back to their home countries.

Answer 4

Real name: Marty Wright

Answer 5

The Boogeyman is Marty Wright.