Information on George Hallwood,Retired as undisputed amateur  wrestling Heavyweight world champion circa 1911?
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Stanley. I have limited information about him 'though he was my great grandfather. When I go home this weekend I will dig out his diary which has his wrestling record in it. His brother is next to him on the Victoria monument (not sure whether it was James or Stanley). There is supposed to be another statue in London. A great uncle of mine saw a film of a wrestling match in Australia with George Hallwood refereeing, maybe in the 1920's although he always lived in Liverpool. I have a number of photo's, although none with him wrestling there is one as a sculptor's model.
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Yes, Teddy Atlas is the guy you're looking for. He wasn't a boxer himself very long due to a spinal injury, but he ended up working with Cus D'Amato and helping train Mike Tyson. The ESPN website has a brief bio on Atlas.
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You are not going to find his email address online anywhere or his home numbers or anything. The Undertaker appears all over the country throughout the year in special fan events.\n\nI suggest you keep an eye out on the www.wwe.com website to see if he is going to be at any special events in your area.
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Panda Energy International\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Total_Nonstop_Action_Wrestling
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I remember it well....along with Tommy Rich and Dutch Mantell\nI also remember when Jerry Lawler defeated Curt Henning(Mr. Perfect, as he was later known) and Kerry VonErich to become the United States Wrestling Association Unified World Heavy Weight Champion.  I believe he also used to team with a guy named Bill Dundee.  He actually co-owned the above named title, well the orginazation really, with Jerry Jarrett
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http://www.wrestleview.com/news2005/1132070129.shtml
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http://images.google.com/images?hl=en&q=vito%2C+wwe+wrestler
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Alan Minter was the former world Middleweight champion, the guy who Marvin Hagler beat to become world middleweight champion back in the early eighties. Im pretty sure he never did bare knuckle boxing though, unless as said in the answer above there is someone else of the same name?. He retired years ago but is still involved in boxing, i think he currently trains his son Ross who is an up and coming fighter.
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www.boxrec.com\nsearch by name, there not articles but there is more info than this\nWalter Keyes\nLightweight, fought from 1948-51\nHometown: Greenville, SC\nRecord: 20W(4KO) 29L 3D
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I haven't seen anything on him.  But here is a list of Famous Wrestlers That Have Died Since 1985 Before the Age of 65\n\nhttp://prowrestling.about.com/od/whatsrealwhatsfake/a/wrestlersdeaths.htm
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Yes; Real name George Wagner born in Seward Nebraska 1915. Came into the ring with long platinum blond hair, spraying perfume in his corner and his opponents.\nFirst major wrestler on TV and probably responsible for people buying this new product. He died in 1963\njim Johst\njohst@sbcglobal.net
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Glaze ~\n            Way before my time Brother. Here's what I know about Larry from being around the sport for over 33 years, Larry was from Toronto, Canada he passed away a few years ago in 1983. He fought a lot in England and it seems that whenever he fought in the U.S he lost and lost bad. he had a career record of 114 wins 22 loses and 5 draws and 60 knockouts.\n\n        He fought and knocked out Max Schmeling in the second round in Germany. He also fought and loss to Jack London three times.
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http://dir.webring.com/rw?d=Recreation___Sports/Sports/Wrestling/
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7/31/1908 - JJ KO8 Ben Taylor (Plymouth, England)\nThis was the bout just before Johnson won the World Heavyweight Championship.\n\nHowever, he did not fight in England after he left the US to avoid prosecution under the Mann Act.
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http://www.proarm.com/\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arm_wrestling
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http://www.geocities.com/grapevine_155/\n\nHere's a website involving gay wrestling in the UK. Hope this helps.
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Being the first to regain the belt! It was so much harder back then with all the politics and only one belt. He was good for the sport! Big loss, sadly no one remembers him!\n\nI will pour out a beer for him though!