Pro Wrestling Stories
In this compilation, we pay homage to thirteen of the most notable old-school wrestlers who were known for their significant bleeding, a theatrical element long employed in professional wrestling to shock and emotionally engage audiences.
To grasp the essence of Sabu's wrestling prowess, delving into tapes from Japan or his earlier matches with Al Snow on the smaller circuits pre-WWF era is necessary. Those bouts were intense battles that showcased their raw hunger and talent.
Whenever Billy Graham and Bruno Sammartino crossed paths, it was akin to a clash between iconic arch-nemeses, reminiscent of Superman and Lex Luthor or Batman and the Joker.
What can you say about a guy who pre-juices? Hitting himself in the head with a beer can and bleeding before The Sandman‘s bouts even begin, the crowd roared their approval and loved the adrenaline rush.
Lou Albano undeniably found more success as a manager than as a wrestler, and his matches during the latter stages of his career reflected a comparable trend.