Combat Sports Historian at Martial Artist
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Nang maglakbay si Wladek Zbyszko mula sa Estados Unidos patungong Brazil para sa isang kumikitang paglilibot
Sino ang pinakadakilang lehitimong propesyonal na wrestler na nakipagbuno sa Estados Unidos? paano gawin
Sa Abril 3, 1908, American Wrestling Champion Frank Gotch met World Wrestling Champion George Hackenschmidt
https://mcdn.podbean.com/mf/web/qqups9/Episode_109lwdy.mp3Podcast: I-play sa bagong window | DownloadIn this episode, we will be talking about John “The Nebraska Tigerman” Pesek. Update I have completed the first draft of the history of the American Heavyweight Wrestling Championship. I expect releasing the finished book at the end of October or beginning of November 2022. We also briefly discuss the situation in All Elite
Scottish wrestler Duncan C. Ross wrestled professionally but also took part in strength and athletic contests after arriving in the United States in the late 1870s. An all-around athlete, Ross wrestled skillfully in both catch-as-catch-can wrestling and Greco-Roman wrestling. Sa Monday, Pebrero 26, 1883, Ross wrestled former World Heavyweight Wrestling Champion Theobaud Bauer. Bauer brought the World Championship from France
https://mcdn.podbean.com/mf/web/qa5x3a/Episode_96v6p8.mp3Podcast: I-play sa bagong window | DownloadEpisode Preview In this episode, I will be talking about Frank Gotch’s toughest opponent, Tom Jenkins. Introduction Tony Khan has some real problems with the recent altercation between his top star and his Executive Vice Presidents. Main Content I have almost completed the history of the American Heavyweight Wrestling Championship. I have a solid
Joe Stecher made his professional wrestling debut in late 1912 or early 1913. Stecher proved to be a dangerous professional from the beginning of his career. Martin “Farmer” Burns, the storied wrestler and trainer, brought one of his proteges, Yussiff Hussane, to test Stecher in a legitimate contest during June 1913. Burns and most followers of the sport expected Hussane
Sa Martes, Oktubre 21, 1913, Ipinagtanggol ni Ed “Strangler” Lewis ang kanyang bagong panalong American Heavyweight Wrestling Championship laban kay William Demetral. Nakipagbuno si Lewis kay Demetral sa Auditorium ng Lexington sa isang banig sa halip na isang singsing. Ang setup ng banig ay gumanap ng papel sa pagtatapos ng laban. Naglagay ng banig ang promoter na si Jerry Walls sa elevated stage, isang karaniwang setup bago ang laganap
https://mcdn.podbean.com/mf/web/rsq65p/Episode_88jy4q.mp3Podcast: I-play sa bagong window | DownloadEpisode Preview In this episode, Pag-uusapan ko ang tungkol sa pag-unlad ng sistemang pang-promosyon noong 1910s at unang bahagi ng 1920s. I-update ang Update sa proyekto ng aklat ng American Heavyweight Wrestling Championship na ipapalabas bago ang Pasko ngayong taon. Ang proyektong ito ay mas malaki kaysa sa naisip ko. Ang mga wrestler ay nagtrabaho nang higit pa sa mga laban kaysa sa akin
Dan McLeod defeated Martin “Farmer” Burns for the American Heavyweight Wrestling Championship during October 1897. McLeod held the championship for four years until he met Frank Gotch’s toughest opponent, Tom Jenkins. Noong unang bahagi ng 1899, McLeod made a couple title defenses in Minnesota. On February 24, 1899, McLeod wrestled St. Louis Middleweight Wrestling Champion George Baptiste at Conover Hall in front
https://mcdn.podbean.com/mf/web/qj6w7e/Episode_7859w1.mp3Podcast: I-play sa bagong window | DownloadIn this episode, my new co-host and youngest son, Caleb Zimmerman, joins the podcast. We discuss recent changes at World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) and the new leadership team’s early positive signs. The main topic of the show is the Masked Marvel and the 1915 New York International Wrestling Tournament. Sam Rachmann promoted the tournament,
Professional wrestling evolved into an athletic exhibition from legitimate contests for two reasons. I have written extensively about the first reason. Legitimate contests between equally skilled wrestlers were often long, boring affairs with little action. These contests turned off fans and prevented professional wrestling exploding as a spectator sport. I have not written as much about the second reason. Ang
https://mcdn.podbean.com/mf/web/7s9rgj/Episode_6b9zva.mp3Podcast: I-play sa bagong window | DownloadIn this episode, I will be talking about a pair of worked title matches for the American Heavyweight Wrestling Championship. Main Content Fred Beell was a strong, talented professional wrestler at the turn of the 20th Century. Although powerfully built, Beell stood no more than 5’05” and weighed 168 pounds. Pa, he improbably defeated