Ivan Putski and The Crusher. Crush was from the most Polish part of Milwaukee, The Southside (at the time, now its all ghetto). But back in the day, there were people selling chickens on main street in South Milwaukee to make the Polish delicacy Czernina. Look it up if you dont know what it is.
Who Were the Greatest Polish Wrestlers In History
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How could you think of abreviating my username?! :shocking: thats nerd-(ition) at its best! :shifty:
*google searching for the word- NERD*
and the results are: 32,000,000 WOW! congratulations!!
This guy joined a different forum I post at and made this same topic, but instead of 5 he has 7 and added Chris Masters to the list. :megalol:
Airfixx
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LOL... He's making a worldwide pledge for interweb forum supermacy!
Go WCW4Ever!!! : points over-sized sponge finger up in the air :
Go WCW4Ever!!! : points over-sized sponge finger up in the air :
Airfixx
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Shame.
TWAT(*)4ever would be far more appropriate
(*Transatlantic Wrestling Association & Training or some shit. Make up your own damn accronym)
TWAT(*)4ever would be far more appropriate
(*Transatlantic Wrestling Association & Training or some shit. Make up your own damn accronym)