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Category Archives: Wrestling
Baltimore 90’s TV: Beautiful Babes of Wrestling
Baltimore’s “Beautiful Babes of Wrestling” were featured on this WBAL Channel 11 News story in 1999.
Baltimore’s Wrestling Superfans
By Lane Walbert (Maryland Historical Society, 9/17/2015) Long-time fans of professional wrestling will remember the sport’s golden age—the ’80s—when stars such as Dusty Rhodes, Bruno Sammartino, Ric Flair, Ivan and Nikita Koloff, Jake “The Snake” Roberts, and many more entertained cities … Continue reading
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Wrestler Haku admits once he bit the nose off a man in Baltimore
Former WWE wrestler Haku admits he bit the nose off a man who called pro wrestling fake By James Guttman (Prowrestling.net, 10/2/2011) ‘…Through second had stories and whispers, we’ve all heard about Haku once biting someone’s nose off during a … Continue reading
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Scene from “Blood Circus”
By Peter L. Walsh, Link: A Critical Journal on the Arts in Baltimore and the World, Summer, 1996 SETTING: With fog rolling across the screen, a group of bare-chested, bare-footed wrestlers (Morads) in “Mexican-style” facemasks and trunks stand in front … Continue reading
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