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    Wrestling pioneer Killer Kowalski dies at 81

    RIP for one of the most sadistic wrestlers of all time.

    http://msn.foxsports.com/boxing/stor...PHCP&GT1=39002

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    Thats sad news,another wrestling great gone.

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    he will be missed, he trained, chyna, triple h and perry saturn amongst a host of others.

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    RIP, Killer!
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    As a much wiser man than I once said: "We must stop the banning - or loose the war."

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    bobby heenan is on death watch

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    Quote Originally Posted by acealive1 View Post
    bobby heenan is on death watch
    Damn, really? That sucks. Got any recent links? I know he was battling cancer for years now and lost a lot of weight. He was my favorite heel manager and comentator. Him and Monsoon were the best duo during the WWF years. I also enjoyed him on WCW. When he teamed up with Savoni and Dusty Rhodes. He was really a great guy in real life and donated & helped many charities.

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    Quote Originally Posted by acealive1 View Post
    bobby heenan is on death watch
    That sucks.
    He was the greatest wrestling manager ever.

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    Quote Originally Posted by slickwilly13 View Post
    Damn, really? That sucks. Got any recent links? I know he was battling cancer for years now and lost a lot of weight. He was my favorite heel manager and comentator. Him and Monsoon were the best duo during the WWF years. I also enjoyed him on WCW. When he teamed up with Savoni and Dusty Rhodes. He was really a great guy in real life and donated & helped many charities.
    the most recent thing i heard was 2 weeks ago when he was put in a drug induced coma cuz of jaw reconstruction surgery and they brought him out and he couldnt talk

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    What strikes me is his age. 81 !!

    Now compare that to today's wrestlers that all seem to be dropping in their 40's.
    FEAR IS THE OLDEST TOOL OF POWER. IF WE ARE DISTRACTED BY THE FEAR OF THOSE AROUND US THEN IT KEEPS US FROM SEEING THE ACTIONS OF THOSE ABOVE US.

    I DIDN'T KILL NOBODY. I DIDN'T RAPE NOBODY. THAT'S IT. ~ Manny Ramirez commenting on his use of a banned substance.

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    Quote Originally Posted by darth los View Post
    What strikes me is his age. 81 !!

    Now compare that to today's wrestlers that all seem to be dropping in their 40's.
    Most of the wrestlers that die in their 40's is because of all the drugs they've taken in their lives.

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    Yeah, its a diffrent era of wrestlers. Drugs, steroids, and more days on the road. The style of prowrestling or "sports entertainment" has changed. Prowrestlers today, especially the ones who are employed with the WWE, go through a lot of physical and mental stress.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bub666 View Post
    Most of the wrestlers that die in their 40's is because of all the drugs they've taken in their lives.

    how would u fare on the road 300 + days a year with no meds?

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    Quote Originally Posted by acealive1 View Post
    how would u fare on the road 300 + days a year with no meds?
    The same way guys like Kowalski fared on the road 300+ days a year without being addicts.

    The notion that wrestlers just started to travel since 2000 is a fairytale. Ric Flair defended his World Title nearly 400 times the first year he was Champion...way back in 1981. And you didn't see him overdosing by 1990.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SRP76 View Post
    The notion that wrestlers just started to travel since 2000 is a fairytale. Ric Flair defended his World Title nearly 400 times the first year he was Champion...way back in 1981. And you didn't see him overdosing by 1990.
    That will be a sad day when Ric Flair dies.Ric Flair is the greatest wrestler ever.Woooooooooo.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SRP76 View Post
    The same way guys like Kowalski fared on the road 300+ days a year without being addicts.

    The notion that wrestlers just started to travel since 2000 is a fairytale. Ric Flair defended his World Title nearly 400 times the first year he was Champion...way back in 1981. And you didn't see him overdosing by 1990.




    kowalski could only dream to wrestle 300 days a year plus whatever else they had planned for you. in WWE's peak in the 80's they only wrestled on tv TWICE A MONTH. and only had house shows about three times a week at most. so how does someone who wrestled in the 40's and 50's wrestle 300 plus days a year unless he wrestled last year?

    P.S. most wrestlers before about 1987 had other jobs because wrestling didnt pay like it does now.

    Quote Originally Posted by Bub666 View Post
    That will be a sad day when Ric Flair dies.Ric Flair is the greatest wrestler ever.Woooooooooo.

    makes u wonder why they gave him that IC title run,right?
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