Johnny Valentine vs Antonino Argentina Tony Rocca 1950's professional wrestling match

Don Evans vs Jim Corbett 1950's professional wrestling match

Is Bull Curry too wild… or was he exactly what pro wrestling needed? 👀 Before ‘hardcore’ had a name, my grandfather Wild Bull Curry was out there redefining brutality, chaos, and raw emotion in the ring. Vintage magazines like Wrestling World couldn’t decide if he was a menace or a miracle — but fans never forgot him. If you love wrestling history, old-school territory stories, and the legends who built this sport, you’re in the right place. LEGACY.NEVER.DIES. #wrestlinglegends #prowrestlingtik

This isn’t a wrestling story you read online. This is one you hear from the man who lived it. My father, Flying Fred Curry, standing inside Detroit’s legendary Cobo Hall, watching his own father — Wild Bull Curry, one of the most feared men in pro wrestling — in a main event. When Fred thought another wrestler was disrespecting his dad… he didn’t wait for a finish. He jumped the rail. Hit him four times in the ring. Walked to the back. And hit him again in the locker room. This is how wrestling

Replying to @JediTigerx7 Pro Wrestling Illustrated just featured Wild Bull Curry in the latest issue, and the reaction says it all. Curry Wrestling Legacy since 1932, pro wrestling history still gets printed and remembered. Keep your eyes open, the old names are coming back.