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{PDF EPUB} HOOKER by Lou Thesz HOOKER by Lou Thesz Read Ebook {PDF EPUB} HOOKER by Lou Thesz HOOKER by Lou Thesz. Completing the CAPTCHA proves you are a human and gives you temporary access to the web property. What can I do to prevent this in the future? If you are on a personal connection, like at home, you can run an anti-virus scan on your device to make sure it is not infected with malware. If you are at an office or shared network, you can ask the network administrator to run a scan across the network looking for misconfigured or infected devices. Another way to prevent getting this page in the future is to use Privacy Pass. You may need to download version 2.0 now from the Chrome Web Store. Cloudflare Ray ID: 6566f25e68f7f16a • Your IP : 188.246.226.140 • Performance & security by Cloudflare. Lou Thesz. Lou Thesz (born April 24, 1916 in Banat , Michigan as Lajos Tiza , † April 28, 2002 in Orlando , Florida ) was an American wrestler . Thesz was the first holder of the combined NWA World Heavyweight title and one of the last true representatives of the Hooker wrestling style. He was the only male wrestler to have appeared actively in the ring in seven different decades and has been accepted in numerous halls of fame to this day. contents. Thesz, who was originally called Lajos Tiza , was born to parents of Hungarian origin who changed his name to Aloysius Martin Thesz when they moved to St. Louis . Since his father was a wrestler, Lou learned a number of handholds as a child. Through his father, he also got into the high school wrestling team without attending it. Finally, at the age of 16, he was discovered by wrestler John Zastro and hired as a sparring partner. Thesz met promoter Joe Sanderson through him and played his first match in early 1933. At that time there were already agreed matches, but the events in the ring were still largely real, so Thesz had to take a lot in the first few years. But he learned a lot from successful men like Ad Santel , Ray Steele and Ed "Strangler" Lewis, who dominated everything at the time . Eventually he was trained to be a hooker by George Tragos . Since in addition to wrestling skills, appearance and physique were right, nothing stood in the way of a great career, and so Thesz was able to secure the Midwest Wrestling Association World Heavyweight Title on December 29, 1937 when he was able to defeat Everett Marshall. This makes him the youngest wrestler ever to secure World Heavyweight Gold. Over the next few years, a few titles were added and when the National Wrestling Alliance was founded in 1947 , Thesz was to compete with his National Wrestling Association title against their champion Orville Brown in a title association match . After Brown was seriously injured in a car accident shortly before, however, he received the title without a fight. After defeating the American Wrestling Association champion Georgeous George in 1950 and winning the World Heavyweight Title ( Los Angeles version) in 1952 , he was considered the first true world wrestling champion since Frank Gotch . Thesz was a hard working champion and defended his title about 250 times a year. This of course took its toll and so he lost the title on March 15, 1956 to "Whipper Billy" Watson . But Thesz was champion again in November. The following year he defended the title in Japan against Rikidozan , which laid the foundation for Japanese wrestling. He also competed in Australia and Singapore . But that year came the end for the united wrestling world championship after he lost the title to Edouard Carpentier on June 14th . He won the title back a month later, but Carpentier continued to be recognized as a champion in Los Angeles , Boston and Omaha . When he finally refused to lose the title to the wrestlingly limited but on the east coast very popular Bruno Sammartino because he did not consider him worthy, he had to lose the title for good. Since he also refused to lose to the "Nature Boy" Buddy Rogers , he finally gave the title to former Olympian Dick Hutton . When Rogers refused to defend the title outside of the Capitol Wrestling Federation in 1963 , Thesz once again showed all his hook talent and defeated the "Nature Boy" at the age of 48 against his will. Incidentally, this also laid the foundation stone for World Wrestling Entertainment , because the Capitol Wrestling Federation around Vincent J. McMahon broke away from the NWA and renamed itself the Worldwide Wrestling Federation. In his fourth title reign, Thesz managed to once again integrate the AWA World Championship title (Ohio version) into the NWA title, but the unity of the wrestling world championship title was never achieved again. However, as in his first title reign, Thesz defended the title almost every day against people like Dick the Bruiser , Fritz von Erich , Pat O'Connor (wrestler) or Johnny Valentine . Finally, at the age of 50, he finally lost the title to Gene Kiniski on January 7, 1966 . He got into the ring regularly for another thirteen years and won several regional titles. Lou Thesz played his last match on December 26, 1990, when he faced Masahiro Chono in Tokyo . At this point he was already 74 years old. This makes Lou Thesz the only male wrestler who has been active in the ring in seven decades. In April 2002 Lou Thesz had to undergo bypass surgery. This resulted in complications and Thesz died on April 28, 2002 at the age of 86. His body was cremated and scattered in the Missouri River . Thesz made up all of his finishing moves. successes. title. Date of title win title won against . Date of loss of title lost at December 29, 1937 Midwest Wrestling Association World Heavyweight Title Everett Marshall . December 29, 1937 AWA World Heavyweight Title (Boston Version) got the title ( Yvon Robert refused to run against him) February 11, 1938 Steve Casey February 23, 1939 NWA (Association) Everett Marshall June 23, 1939 Bronko Nagurski June 12, 1940 World Heavyweight Title (Montreal Version) Leo Numa October 23, 1940 Yvon Robert July 16, 1941 World Heavyweight Title (Montreal Version) Yvon Robert September 17, 1941 Yvon Robert May 12, 1944 Texas Heavyweight Title Hans Schnabel June 30, 1944 Ernie Dusek August 18, 1944 Texas Heavyweight Title Ernie Dusek December 8, 1944 Olaf Olson May 3, 1946 Texas Heavyweight Title Buddy Rogers May 10, 1944 Buddy Rogers September 11, 1946 World Heavyweight Title (Montreal Version) Bobby Managoff February 20, 1947 Bobby Managoff April 16, 1947 World Heavyweight Title (Montreal Version) Bobby Managoff November 26, 1947 Yvon Robert April 25, 1947 NWA (Association) World Heavyweight Title "Whipper Billy" Watson November 21, 1947 Bill Longson July 20, 1948 NWA (Association) World Heavyweight Title Bill Longson November 27, 1949 Has been incorporated into NWA World Heavyweight Title November 27, 1949 NWA World Heavyweight Title was awarded a title March 15, 1956 "Whipper Billy" Watson May 21, 1952 World Heavyweight Title (Los Angeles Version) Baron Michele Leone May 21, 1952 Title was incorporated into NWA World Heavyweight Title November 9, 1956 NWA World Heavyweight Title "Whipper Billy" Watson June 14, 1957 Edouard Carpentier July 24, 1957 NWA World Heavyweight Title Edouard Carpentier November 14, 1957 Dick Hutton Early 1961 NWA Pacific Coast Tag Team Title (with The Outlaw ) New title introduced February 1961 Title became vacant January 24, 1963 NWA World Heavyweight Title Buddy Rogers 7th January 1966 Gene Kiniski September 7, 1964 AWA (Alliance) World Heavyweight Title Karl Krauser September 7, 1964 Title was incorporated into NWA World Heavyweight Title October 14, 1966 WWA World Heavyweight Title Buddy Austin September 7, 1964 Mark Lewin August 13, 1968 NWA Southern Tag Team Title (Mid America Version, with Jackie Fargo ) Don Carson & Red Shadow 20th August 1968 Don Carson & Red Shadow 1973 NWA Southern Jr. Heavyweight Title Tommy Gilbert 1973 Tommy Gilbert 1973 United States Jr. Heavyweight Title Don Greene May 1973 Don Greene March 27, 1974 NWA Southern Jr. Heavyweight Title Tommy Gilbert April 10, 1974 Tommy Gilbert 15th August 1977 UWA World Heavyweight Title Title was newly introduced August 27, 1978 Canek. Hall of Fame. Thesz is a member of: Stampede Wrestling Hall of Fame WCW Hall of Fame RSPW Hall of Fame Puroresu Hall of Fame Tragos & Thesz Hall of Fame Wrestling Museum Hall of Fame Slam Wrestling Canadian Hall of Fame Missouri Sports Hall of Fame. Others. Thesz was honored in 1997 by the World Wrestling Federation for being both the youngest and the oldest world champion (21 and 50 years old, respectively). Two years later, WWF owner Vince McMahon became champion at the age of 54. After Lou Thesz, the Lou Thesz Press is also known, a move in which a wrestler jumps at his opponent head-on, so that the opponent falls to the ground and takes a series of blows. He is best known to younger audiences through Stone Cold Steve Austin , who used the Move as a trademark. He also invented the Powerbomb , through a banned Piledriver . Lou thesz hooker, So theres no way to get his side - Lou thesz used books. 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