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Billy Darnell (February 25, 1926 – September 7, 2007) was an American professional wrestler and major star of the 1940s and 1950s, with his career spanning over twenty years with championships in the National Wrestling Alliance and World Wide Wrestling Federation.
In this branch of the Alvarado wrestling family, Máximo is the oldest of the six siblings (all six are children of Brazo de Plata, Shadito Cruz's third son). [2] Angle Eric Kurt United States: Eric is the older of the two brothers. Annis Edward Annis Matthew Annis Canada: Anoa'i: Afa Sika American Samoa [3] [4] Anoa'i: Rosey Roman Reigns ...
DiPaolo retired from wrestling full-time in 1965 and opened his second restaurant, an eponymous Italian restaurant now known as "Ilio DiPaolo's" in Blasdell, New York. [ 1 ] [ 2 ] He died in 1995 after being struck by a car during a torrential downpour while trying to enter a restaurant with his wife. [ 1 ]
Now that wrestling champion George “Tyrus” Murdoch is out of the ring, he is focused on his family. The WWE alum and his wife, Ingrid Murdoch, have one child together, a daughter named Georgie ...
Billy Crystal and his wife producer Janice Crystal attend premiere of Apple TV's "Before" in New York City on October 16, 2024. Billy Crystal has simple advice for more than 50 years of marriage.
In the same interview, Greg mentioned that wrestling was a much better paying job at the time than playing football and as a result, Verne chose wrestling over football. [13] [14] By 1949, Gagne had signed with the NFL's Green Bay Packers. He went on to play three preseason games with the Packers before being released. [15]
He and first wife, Cheryl Baldwin, share daughter Kahlea, born in 1984. Daniel and second wife, ... Billy and Chynna share three children: daughters Jameson and Brooke and son Vance. They welcomed ...
Blears enlisted in the Merchant Navy in 1940 during World War II at the age of 17. With his knowledge of Morse code he became a radio officer. [10] Whilst serving as second wireless operator on board the SS Tjisalak, a Dutch merchant ship, his ship was torpedoed by the Japanese submarine I-8 on 26 March 1944 during a voyage from Melbourne, Australia to Colombo, Ceylon (now Sri Lanka).