Episode 77 – Don’t Call Me Barney!
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Trong tập phim này, we discuss Bernarr MacFadden’s professional wrestling career in St. Louis, Missouri.
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Artist rendering of lightweight Greco-Roman wrestler B. A. McFadden in St. Louis. McFadden later became the publisher Bernarr MacFadden (Tên miền công cộng)
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Trong nhiều năm qua, I could not find any account of Bernarr MacFadden’s exploits as a professional wrestler in St. Louis. While research the beginnings of what would become Tom Packs’ St. Louis wrestling promotion in 1921 và 1922, I stumbled across an article that listed B.A. McFadden’s match with Max Luttbeg as one of the best matches held in St. Louis.
Trong 1893 và 1894, MacFadden was Barney McFadden, skilled lightweight Greco-Roman professional wrestler. Only 25-years-old, McFadden already contemplated retirement to enter the publishing business.
Trong tháng 1894, McFadden wrestled Luttbeg in his final professional wrestling match. We discuss the controversial match in this episode.
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Sources: St. Louis Post-Dispatch (St. Louis, Missouri) Tháng một 1, 1894, p. 7 and January 28, 1894, p. 8
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