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Edward S. Cholak (March 17, 1930 – October 31, 2002) was an American professional wrestler better known by his ring name Moose Cholak. [ 1 ] [ 2 ] [ 3 ] Cholak competed in North American regional promotions from 1952 until 1987, primarily in the Midwest and northeast.
Wilbur Snyder (7) and Moose Cholak (2) December 26, 1970: WWA show Indianapolis, Indiana 2 59 — Vacated: February 23, 1971 — Indianapolis, Indiana — — After a match against Fabulous Kangaroos Al Costello and Don Kent. 26 Wilbur Snyder (8) and Moose Cholak (3) March 27, 1970: WWA show Indianapolis, Indiana 3 448 Win the rematch. 27 ...
Moose Cholak and Ed George (3) 1 April 1978 [Note 1] [Note 2] Live event: Records are unclear as to whom they defeated for the championship [1] [2] 56 John Bonello and Randy Scott 1 April 1980 [Note 26] [Note 2] Live event: Defeated Pat and Mike Kelly to win the championship [1] [2] 57 Frankie Laine and George Steele: 1 May 3, 1980: 21 Detroit ...
Edward Cholak † Moose Cholak 1963–1964 1967 Masahiro Chono: Masa Chono 1987–1988 [13] [35] [36] Joseph Chorre Jr. † Chief Suni War Cloud 1958–1959 Paul Christerson † Paul Christy 1967–1968 1977 Vic Christy † Vic Christy 1950 Joe Chunn † Handsome Joe Chunn 1972 Edward Civil † Leo Savage / Daniel Boone Savage 1950 Christopher ...
The Big 'K' Jack Lanza † Stan Lane; Jerry Lawler; The Long Riders (Bill Irwin & Scott Irwin †) Jerry Lynn; Billy Red Lyons † Rick Martel; Wahoo McDaniel † Mighty Igor † Moose Morowski † The Ninja; Nick Kiniski; Robert Fuller; Jimmy Golden; The Nasty Boys (Brian Knobbs and Jerry Sags) Steve Olsonoski; Ivan Putski; The Rockers (Shawn ...
The Buffalo Athletic Club version of the NWA World Tag Team Championship was a regional professional wrestling championship for tag teams that existed from 1956 until 1970. [1] [2] The championship was promoted by National Wrestling Alliance (NWA) member the Buffalo Athletic Club under promoters Ed Don George and Bobby Bruins, whose territory covered most of northeast Ohio and portions of ...
The enterprise was known as Championship Wrestling Inc. on April 27, 1965. [2] Snyder's wife Shirlee was listed as the registered agent. Snyder and Dick's mother, M.A. (Margaret) Johnston were listed as directors of the company, to keep the wrestler's ownership of the territory private.
Under Romero the company experienced a severe drop in popularity. This was due to a promotional model that included bringing in several wrestlers from the United States including "The Tolos Brothers" Chris and John Tolos, Pampero Firpo, Moose Cholak and The Fabulous Kangaroos, sidelining the local talent. [4]