Fat Wrestlers
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Nice, RV! That's a great shot of Haystacks Calhoun and Happy Humphrey!I know there’s a ton of the them (unintentional pun, honest), but I found this picture online and thought I’d post it here. If folks want to add their own, go right ahead.
Blockierer
FAntastic
The unforgettable Klondyke Kate
Colonial Warrior
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My all time favorite: the lovely late Rhonda Singh independently known as the Monster Ripper but at WWE as Berta Faye
Colonial Warrior
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Another of my faves: the late Yokozuna!
Colonial Warrior
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One of the greatest moment of Rhonda Sing (as Monster Ripper) on the WWC 18th Anniversary Show (July 6, '91), she faced and beat El Profe on a woman vs man match.
Colonial Warrior
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Rhonda Ann Sing (February 21, 1961 – July 27, 2001) was a Canadian professional wrestler. After training with Mildred Burke, she wrestled in WWF (now WWE) under the name Bertha Faye and as and independent world wide as Monster Ripper.
TheStaunton
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I LOVE Klondyke Kate, there's some really good stuff of hers online....
BouncingBoy
Formerly known as Dragorat
Yokozuna's Cousin.....RIKISHI!Gettin' ready to deliver the Stinkface!.....lol
TheStaunton
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Gotta also go with the lovely and gorgeous Miss Rachel
Can't forget the late Yokozuna about 6'6" and 600+ lbs.
Another Legend The late Jerry "Crusher" Blackwell 5'10" about 450lbs
Hailing from Stone Mountain, GA.
He competed in the WWWF and AWA. Don't let appearances fool you
He was extremely agile in the ring and was able to do a standing dropkick.
squeezablysoft
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There's something about seeing two hotties fighting that's so sexy, idk what it is unless maybe it's just the idea that all that energy and physical contact could potentially take a turn into more... passionate territory?
TheStaunton
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Dominita
The McGuire Twins !!!!!!!
LarryTheNoodleGuy
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Saw Sumo at Madison Square Garden some years ago. Loved it loved it.
The Late Chris Taylor - 1972 Olympian later wrestled in the AWA and WWWF in the 70's another Wrestling Legend
It was at the 1972 Munich Olympics, in Greco. The guy on top is the USA’s Chris Taylor, age 22. He weighed around 444 pounds, maybe less, sometimes more.
The match pitted Chris Taylor against Wilfred Dietrich of West Germany.
Wilfried Dietrich, between 1956 and 1972, took part in five Olympics and six world championships, often entering both the freestyle and Greco-Roman wrestling contests – a feat unmatched by any other wrestler. He won five Olympic and five world championship medals, becoming Olympic (1960), world (1961) and European champion (1967). Between 1955 and 1962 he won all his freestyle bouts.
Dietrich did not win a medal at his last Olympics in 1972. Yet he produced his most spectacular win by throwing over his back the 198 kg American Chris Taylor in the Greco-Roman contest. Dietrich lost to Taylor in their freestyle bout. In 2008 he was inducted into the Germany’s Sports Hall of Fame.
The little man on bottom is West Germany’s Wilfred Dietrich, 38, who weighed in at 287. Both he and Taylor were representing their nations at super heavyweight, each in both Freestyle and Greco-Roman.
Beginning in 1956, often competing in both free style and greco-roman , Deitrich medaled in five Olympics and five world championships, taking Olympic gold in 1960, and the world championship in 1961. For a seven year run from 1955 to 1972, he never lost in Freestyle.
Taylor beat Dietrich in fs by decision at the 72 Olympics, and went on to win Bronze, after losing a controversial decision to Russia’s Aleksander Medved. But but a few days later, in greco, although he did not go on to medal, Wilfred Dietrich hit what many people call the greatest throw in wrestling history.
Colonial Warrior
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I have found this SSBBW wrestler from Australia! The powerful and sexy Blair Alexis!
Fantastic find! Chris Taylor unfortunately died at the young age of 28, he was a teammate of Dan Gable's at Iowa State University. From what I understood, no one really knew what his weight was because the Olympic scales did not go up that high. I met Dietrich many years later in Toronto, he was a really nice man.
