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Thesz won the NWA world title from Everett Marshall in 1937 in St. Louis, at the age of 21 and held the title on six occasions for a total of 13 years, longer than any other wrestler in NWA history. For nearly four decades, Lou Thesz was one of the biggest names in all of professional sports.
Considered to be one of the last true shooters (legitimate wrestlers) in professional wrestling and described as the "quintessential athlete " and a "polished warrior who could break a man in two if pushed the wrong way", Thesz is widely regarded as one of the greatest wrestlers and wrestling world champions in history, and possibly the last ...
Sep 17, 2009 · Lou Thesz: The Man Who Made the Biggest Impact on Pro Wrestling. Joe Burgett September 17, 2009. Lou Thesz is considered the grandfather of professional wrestling, yet he is overlooked when...
Aloysius Martin Thesz (April 24, 1916 – April 28, 2002), better known under the ring name Lou Thesz, was an American professional wrestler. He holds legendary status in pro wrestling for his innovative wrestling techniques, as well as for his unification of numerous versions of the World Heavyweight Championship into one title.
Lou Thesz, heralded as one of wrestling’s truest and first pioneers, will now be recognized beside fellow sports-entertainment royalty as a WWE Hall of Fame Legacy inductee. A staple of the ...
Often regarded as the greatest wrestler who ever lived, Lou Thesz was an enduring champion during a time that the business was changing. Overcoming an initially contentious relationship with the National Wrestling Alliance to become its flagship champion, he would win three world heavyweight titles with the organisation, with an unparalleled ...
May 6, 2002 · Lou Thesz, a professional wrestler who actually wrestled and was a champion at it for more than three decades, has died. He was 86. Thesz died April 28 in Winter Park, Fla., of complications from ...
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