Category: Certamina Sports

If wrestling fans know of Anton “Tony” Stecher, it is as the long-time promoter of professional wrestling in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Stecher started promoting professional wrestling in the Twin Cities during 1933. Stecher built the Minneapolis Boxing and Wrestling Club into a powerful local wrestling promotion. Stecher was also one of the early members of the National Wrestling Alliance (NWA). caelator

Scotorum luctator Duncanus C. Ross munere luctatus est sed etiam viribus et palaestra interfuit, postquam in Civitatibus Foederatis Americae nuper 1870s venit.. An all-circuitu athletae, Ross sollerter in utroque luctatus est ut luctando et luctando Graeco-Romanam capere possit.. Feria, February 26, 1883, Ross luctatus est pristinus Mundus Heavyweight wrestling Champion Theobaud Bauer. Bauer Championship e Gallia

Joe Stecher fecit suum professionalem colluctationem debut in late 1912 seu mane 1913. Stecher probatur periculosa professio ab initio vitae suae. Martin "Farmer" Ardens, luctatorem fabulosum et lanista, unum de proteges, Iussiff Hussane, probare Stecher in legitimo certamine in mense Iunio 1913. Combustiones et sectatores ludi maxime expectati Hussane

Die martis, Aliquam 21, 1913, Ed "Strangler" Lewis nuper vicisse defendit Americanum Heavyweight VINDICIAE VINDICIAE contra William Demetral. Ludovicus Demetral in Auditorio Lexington in lecto loco anuli luctatus est. In mat setup munus egit in fine par. Promotor Jerry Moenia in excelso gradu posuit mattam, communi habeat ante latos

Dan McLeod vicit Martin "Farmer" Ardens pro American Heavyweight palaestricae VINDICIAE mense Octobre 1897. McLeod quattuor annos patrocinium tenuit donec in Frank Gotch adversario durior occurrit, Tom Jenkins. In early 1899, McLeod duobus praesidiis titulum fecit in Minnesota. On February 24, 1899, McLeod luctatus est St. Ludovicus Middleweight Wrestling Champion George Baptiste at Conover Hall in front

Certamina professionalis evolvitur in athleticam exhibitionem a legitimis certaminibus duabus de causis. Scripsi late de prima ratione. Certamina legitima inter luctatores aeque longi erant, rem parum amet. Haec certamina avertit alit aversatus luctandi luctandi spectatorem ludos prohibebant. non tantum de ratione secunda scripsi. In

Feria, Itinera 26, 1888, Joe Acton, quae propria in captura colluctatio, luctatus est Professor William Miller, in Australia luctatorem, et nudum talorum prizefighter, in duobus ex tribus cadit Greco-Romana certamina. Utriusque castra crediderunt luctando certamine hoc stilo pulcherrimum inter eos certamen constituisse. Viri luctabantur for $500.00 a parte. 1,500 fans, turba enim era, conversus

Prior to wrestling in Kentucky in the early 1910s, wrestling fans knew Ed “Strangler” Lewis as Bob Fredrichs. Born Robert Friedrich in Nekoosa, Wisconsin, Lewis made his professional wrestling debut in 1905, while still only 14 annorum. Kentucky promoters thought Bob Fredrichs too plain, so Lewis chose his new name as an homage to fellow Wisconsin native and original

May 7, 1901, Tom Jenkins luctaretur gigas Nouralah Assen in New York City. Born in Bulgaria during 1870, Hassan stood six feet, eight inches tall and weighed 331 pondo. While Jenkins possessed superior wrestling skill, fans and reporters expected Hassan’s immense size to present problems for Jenkins. Promoters booked the men to wrestle at Madison Square Garden in

Die Veneris, June 29, 1883, fourteen wrestlers paid $50 to enter a two-day tournament for a $500 championship belt and $500 prize. Richard K. Fox, owner and publisher of the Police Gazette, put up the prize money and belt. Fox avidly supported the promotion of both professional boxing and professional wrestling. While fourteen men attempted to enter the tournament, Fox