El Vikingo: How Struggle Forged El Salvador’s Top Wrestling Star
El Vikingo Salvador Pérez survived brutal concrete training, civil war, and jealous rivals to become El Salvador’s greatest wrestling export.
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George Weingeroff: A Legally Blind Wrestler’s Secret Tale
George Weingeroff wrestled professionally for 18 years while legally blind – a secret so well-kept that opponents refused to believe it!
FMW: How Atsushi Onita Built Wrestling’s Wildest Empire
FMW began with a broken ring, barbed wire, and Atsushi Onita’s vision to blow up the system. It became Japan’s wildest wrestling revolution.
Today in Pro Wrestling History (September 30): Two Japanese Legends make their debut
On September 30, 1960, two future legends of Japanese professional wrestling, Shohei “Giant” Baba and Antonio Inoki, made their debuts.
Stan Hansen and the AWA Championship Belt Scandal
What Stan Hansen did to the AWA World Heavyweight Championship belt after becoming champion is forever a part of wrestling lore.
Gorilla Monsoon – Remembering “The Manchurian Giant”
When Gorilla Monsoon appeared on WWF TV for the very last time at WrestleMania 15 in March of 1999, I didn’t react well.