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LAX – Heroes of A Nation
From their debut in late 2005 to their influence on modern tag teams worldwide, LAX (Latin American Xchange) helped define…
Few wrestlers currently working have a résumé that spans a small-town AAA debut, a stint under a mask nobody recognized,…
Inheriting a famous mask is one of the more unusual pressures in professional wrestling, much like that in the case…
Some masked wrestlers spend a career waiting for the rest of the world to catch up to what their home…
Few wrestlers get to reclaim the identity that made them famous after giving it up for what looked, at the…
La Parka – The NINE Stages of Death
Part of every battle is psychological. If you can get into your opponent’s head, they become much easier to defeat.…
Crusher Carlsen | A Great Big Man
Crusher Carlsen was billed at 6’4” and 450 lb. So, when he walked into Regina’s legendary Exhibition Auditorium, I couldn’t…
Baywatch – The Smackdown On the Sand
Wrestling achieved a new level of acceptance when celebrities wanted to step into the ring. Imagine being so famous that…
The concept of the American dream is that anyone can come from nothing and make it big. But to escape…
Tony Atlas – Mr USA Making His Mark His Way
Tony Atlas, better known as “Mr. USA,” stands among wrestling’s most physically imposing figures from the territorial era through the…












