>decide to look up meltzer's "GOAT" Jim Londos>wrestled in an actual broom closet in front of 5 people>extremely dull boring moveset>match ending move was always a punchnice "GOAT" you have there you fucking joke
but how was his entrance
>>18841478FEETYUM
>>18841480Boring
>>18841478Based Meltzer working this smark neckbeard down a Rabbithole just to make em seethe impotently
>>18841480He didn't have Duke Ellington do his theme song.
>>18842658but smark neckbeards love meltzer though. Also, why did you capitalize "Rabbithole"? Did you google search how it's correctly typed in english? lol
>>18841478E-swine just want a mega church and fashion show. They don’t actually care about wrestling.
>>18842732Nobody cares about wrestling. It's about moments.
>>18842744Kind like nobody cares about you and were just waiting for the moment where you kill yourself
>>18842749>he seethed into his diaper again Aww
>>18841478>The perfect wrestler doesn't exis-ACK!outlaw garbage indie background>picked up his love of wrestling by watching amateur wrestling at a gymnasium in a resettlement complexcommon man>worked a succession of odd jobs as a railroad boy, an electrician's apprentice, and a bus boynon-vanilla manlet>Londos labored for years to break through to the top of his profession, but at 5-8, he was considered too small and too Greek to be the most important figure in wrestlingethnic hero>During a 1928 trip to Greece, the first time he had been there in 18 years, he saw how much faith his country men and women had in him, and vowed to win the world title for them and for his fatherrevolutionary>was an active and popular champion who introduced the sleeper hold into wrestlingdimesola>Londos went to Greece later that year to see his ailing father and wrestled Kola Kwariani at the Panathenaic Stadium in Athens before one of the largest crowds in sports history to that point, an estimated 70,000 inside the stadium and 20,000 on the hillsideuniversal>Londos regained near-universal recognition as world champion in 1934 when he defeated Jim Browning at the Madison Square Gardenglobal phenomenon>For most of 1936 and 1937, he toured abroad, wrestling in Greece, Turkey, France, Eqypt and South Africa, to name a fewyep, dimesola>In his absence, wrestling faltered in North America with only four gates of 10,000 or more fansMake-a-Wish-er>Londos wrestled numerous charity matches and supported a numberGOAT loved by women>Londos is considered one of the most influential wrestlers in history because of the way he injected mild showmanship into the sport and attracted record numbers of ethnic and female fansinspired another GOAT, Triple H>had three daughters: Diana, Demetra, and Christinacomfy retirement: money and miles>where they settled on a 10-acre site nestled in an avocado grove. There, Londos quietly managed his orchard and other investments
