Dostępna strzelanka w przepracowanym świecie

John „The Nebraska Tigerman” Pesek zaczął grać zawodowo wrestlingu 1915, ale Pesek bardziej pasował do 1885 profesjonalny ring zapaśniczy. Przez 1915, zapaśnicy pracowali nad swoimi meczami.

Wykwalifikowany zapaśnik lekki Clarence Ecklund trenował Peska w zapasach typu catch-as-catch-can. Pesek stał się utalentowaną prostytutką lub zapaśnikiem uległym. Pesek na początku swojej kariery nigdy nie lubił pracować i brał udział w zawodach.

Ostatecznie, Pesek did work with his opponents but still preferred to wrestle legitimate contests. W 1921, Jack Curley engaged Pesek to end a promotional war by booking Pesek in a legitimate contest.

Two year later, Pesek wrestled a second legitimate contest but instead of ending a promotional war, Pesek started a promotional war. Later Pesek double-crossed the current world champion after working with the champion in two earlier matches.

After the double-cross, promoters still booked Pesek into three world championship reigns. Despite worries about who would take the title off Pesek, if he did not want to lose it, promoters still put the title on Pesek.

Pesek eventually became a millionaire but not through his professional wrestling career. Pesek bred and raced greyhound racing dogs. W 1970 roku, eighty percent of the greyhound racing dogs in the United States descended from two Pesek’s Australian greyhounds Andy and Just Andrew.

I recently completed Strzelec w przepracowanym świecie: John Pesek and the 1920s Promotional Wars. Read the story of one of the last legitimate professional wrestlers in the United States.

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