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羅斯於 1 月在美國建立了第一個公認的職業摔跤錦標賽 1948, 職業摔跤發起人相互爭奪世界冠軍. 職業摔跤發起人相互爭奪世界冠軍, 職業摔跤發起人相互爭奪世界冠軍.

職業摔跤發起人相互爭奪世界冠軍, 職業摔跤發起人相互爭奪世界冠軍. 職業摔跤發起人相互爭奪世界冠軍, thought he was being cheated or just didn’t like the other promoter, he would break the agreement.

四月 1933, 約瑟夫 “Toots” Mondt broke with his partners, when he double-crossed current World Champion Jim Londos. Mondt fixed the referee, 鮑比·馬納戈夫（Bobby Managoff）, Sr., in Londos’ bout with “Jumping” Joe Savoldi. When Savoldi and Londos were tangled up, Managoff awarded a pinfall to Savoldi. The title change wasn’t recognized everywhere but Mondt was preparing to switch the title to Jim Browning anyway.

布朗寧, who had a disputed world title claim due to his defeat of Ed “扼殺” Lewis earlier in the year, defeated Savoldi in front of 6,000 rain drenched fans at Yankee Stadium on June 12, 1933. It was a disappointing crowd.

根據 秋天的傢伙: 彈跳巴納姆 作者：馬庫斯·格里芬, Rudy Dusek, wrestler and promoter, was furious at the double-crossing of Londos. Dusek was aligned with the Londos combine and wanted to embarrass Mondt.

Dusek enlisted the aid of a skilled Nebraska grappler Sol Slagel, who was scheduled to wrestled Savoldi at the Coast Guard base at Pier 18 on Staten Island.

Slagel embarrassed Savoldi by throwing him repeatedly. Savoldi was a football player without legitimate wrestling skills. Slagel grabbed Savoldi, stuffed any offense and kept dumping him to the mat.

Mondt had employed Captain Barry Peschmaylen to referee the bout. Seeing Savoldi’s predicament, Peschmaylen disqualified Slagel for rough tactics. The crowd knew no fouls occurred and began to riot. The Coast Guardmen saved the referee and Savoldi by escorting them from ringside.

Reporters wired the match results from the bout, which Jack Pfeffer said killed the house. Pfeffer said the open air match occurred in a driving rain. The house was so poor that neither Savoldi or Browning was paid for the match. As with many of the stories in The Fall Guys, the information is just a little off.

第一, the results of the Savoldi-Slagel match had no effect on the Savoldi-Browning match. The championship match occurred on June 12, 1933. The double-cross occurred two weeks later on June 26, 1933. The terrible weather and controversy over the Londos-Savoldi bout most likely led to the terrible gate on June 12th.

Griffin’s version of the Savoldi versus Slagel match is pretty accurate with a few corrections. 4,000 fans filled the arena to watch the bout. Savoldi was a solid favorite going into the bout.

Slagel employed his legitimate wrestling skills to expose Savoldi’s lack of wrestling ability. For 22 分鐘, Slagel tossed Savoldi around the ring. Savoldi was unable to generate any offense.

Capt. Boesch was managing Savoldi. Savoldi walked over to Boesch and was heard by ringsiders to say, “Stop the bout. He’ll throw me in a minute if you don’t.”

While Slagel threw Savoldi to the mat in a headlock, Capt. Boesch jumped up on the apron and spoke with the referee. The referee, who was surely in the pay of Mondt, signaled the fall was ended.

Fans initially thought Slagel had scored the first fall but the referee awarded the first fall to Savoldi on a foul. The fans knew no foul occurred and began booing loudly. No one attempted to riot.

Savoldi had left the ring and returned to his dressing room. The Coast Guard Officers, who organized the event, told Capt. Boesch that Savoldi would either return to the ring for the second fall or the match would be awarded to Slagel. Savoldi refused to return to the ring, so Slagel was actually awarded the match not Savoldi.

The result did embarrass both Mondt and Savoldi. It also further cast doubt on the Savoldi win over Londos. Like all double-crosses, it also exposed the worked nature of the wrestling business. It is amazing that the double-crosses in the 1930s did not damage wrestling more than they did.

I still recommend 秋天的傢伙 as it is the only insider account that I know to cover this period of professional wrestling. Just remember that you may want to do further research on some of the information in the book.

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Sources: 秋天的傢伙: 彈跳巴納姆 作者：馬庫斯·格里芬, The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, 六月 13, 1933 版, P. 15 和 New York Daily News, 六月 27, 1933 版, P. 448

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