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Richard I.
Shikat (11
January 1897 – 3
December 1968) was a
German professional wrestler and
World Heavyweight Champion who was
active in the
early portion...
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undisputed World Heavyweight Wrestling Champion. On
March 2, 1936, ****
Shikat beat O'****ny in New York, but the AWA
continued to
recognize O'****ny as...
- Double-crossers
could also be sued for
breach of contract, such as ****
Shikat in 1936. (Notably,
witnesses in this
trial testified that most of the "big...
- Londos. O'****ny's most
painful win was an
April 1935
match against ****
Shikat.
Shikat, who had been
having professional conflicts with the promoters, ignored...
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former partners when he paid ****
Shikat to
shoot on the Trust's new
champion Danno O'****ney; and on
March 2, 1936,
Shikat betra****
Curley en
route to "stealing"...
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tennis player ****
Schweidler (1914–2010),
American football player ****
Shikat (1897–1968),
German professional wrestler and
World Heavyweight Champion...
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successfully defended his AWA
World Heavyweight Championship against ****
Shikat before a
crowd of 5,000. The WWE (then the
World Wide
Wrestling Federation)...
- a
dozen tries to
wrest the
world title from Ed "Strangler" Lewis, ****
Shikat and Joe Stecher.
During a 1928 trip to Greece, the
first time he had been...
- "Strangler" Lewis, Ad Santel, John Pesek, Jim Londos, Ray Steele, ****
Shikat, and
transitional figure Lou Thesz.
Sports entertainment,
sometimes referred...
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Billy Robinson Kazushi Sakuraba Ad
Santel Frank Shamrock Ken
Shamrock ****
Shikat Davey Boy
Smith Jr. Joe
Stecher Ray
Steele Hideki Suzuki Minoru Suzuki Kiyoshi...
