#ivan putski

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Most Beloved WWE Wrestler Tournament

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Bret Hart vs Ivan Putski - 1986

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Fantasy booking-the 1st Intercontinental tournament

Rob Faint We all know the story of how Pat Patterson won the IC title back in 1979.  The story is he won the title in a fictitious tournament in Rio De Janeiro, Brazil.   My question is, why did the WWF not run a real tournament?  Who would have been the participants?  In this column I attempt to book the tournament acknowledging Patterson as the eventual winner. Continue reading Untitled

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Newspaper ad for "Polish Power" Ivan Putski's WESTERN WRESTLING SCHOOL as it appeared in the May 27, 1990 edition of the Houston Chronicle - Scanned from my personal collection

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Here my creations inspired by the perfect manly beauty of Ivan Putski, I hope you'll like them

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Macho Man Randy Savage gets set for his match against Ivan Putski. The Wrestling Classic November 7, 1985

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WWE Hall of Fame class of 1995

"The Polish Power" Ivan Putski. Putski started his wrestling career in 1968 and by 1973, he won the NWA Texas Tag Team title twice. Putski was a fixture in the Dallas territories.

Putski went to wrestle for the AWA in the mid 1974 and during his time in AWA, he also started venturing into bodybuilding.

Putski started to wrestle for the WWWF in 1974 and faced the likes of the late Ivan Koloff, fellow hall of famers like Stan Hansen and Johnny Rodz, the late Bruiser Brody, the late Baron Mikel Scicluna, "Superstar" Billy Graham.

In 1979, he won the WWF World Tag Team title with fellow hall of famer, Tito Santana. He worked for the WWF again in the 1980s and took a break from wrestling in 1986. Putski later return to the WWF again as a jobber. He made his final WWF TV on 1987 and later retired.

Putski later made his return to wrestling in 1991 and teaming with his son, Scott in the indies.

Putski was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame in 1995 and wrestle his final match in 1997 with his son on RAW against Jerry "The King" Lawler and Grandmaster Sexay.

Ivan Putski is the last surviving inductee of the 1995 HOF class as other inductees from the same class has passed away.

Accolade:

1x WWE World Tag Team Champion

2x NWA Texas World Tag Team Champion

1x NWA American Tag Team Champion

WWE Hall of Fame class of 1995

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2 mirror images of extremely muscular shirtless Ivan Putski. He takes many steroids and becomes 9 times bigger than zangief!! in color, side view

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Johnny Rodz (born May 16, 1938) is best known for his run as an enhancement talent in the World (Wide) Wrestling Federation from 1965 to 1985.

Rodz’ most memorable matches were against Hulk Hogan, Don Muraco, Pedro Morales, Tony Atlas, Bob Backlund, Ivan Putski, The Wild Samoans, Ken Patera, and Andrè The Giant.

His biggest claim to fame was challenging Bob Backlund and Hulk Hogan for their WWF World Championships in 1980 and 1985.

As one of the most popular JTTS (jobbers to the stars), Johnny Rodz was inducted into the WWF Hall of Fame by Arnold Skaaland in 1996.

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Happy Birthday former WWE Tag Champ, IVAN PUTSKI!

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Hansen vs Putski

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Ivan Putski

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Love to see ya do a few IVAN PUTSKI AI! MY FAVE SEXY LD MUSCLE DADDY WRESTLER. He'd love to look at his muscles as he posed and also get in hercules holds. Thanks

I will try. Even though is difficult to capture all his brutal masculine power. Thanks for the hint.