DeathandHemingway

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r/JimCornette•

Fritz von Erich and the New York Yanks

"Who still remembers Pampero Firpo?" (old school wrestling)

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_York_Yanks

For anyone else who might be a fan of NFL/wrestling history, the team that Fritz von Erich played for were the New York Yanks, a short-lived pre-merger team that bounced around a lot before getting sold off in the mid-1950s. They eventually got sold and became the Colts, although neither the Colts, nor the NFL, recognize them as the same team.

There was also a New York Yankees team in the early days of the NFL, but they folded in the 1920s.

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r/whowouldwin•

Can Baba Yaga defeat a man on a mission from God?

John Wick is, of course, John Wick.

Alvin York is, with all due respect to Audie Murphy, arguably the United States of America's greatest war hero. On October 9th, 1918, York took part in an assault in the Meuse-Argonne offensive. York personally killed more than 20 Germans, taking out 35 German machine guns positions. Somehow, York managed to emerge from the battle not only unscathed, but with 132 German prisoners (to 7 surviving Americans), including the German battalion commander, who had personally attempted to shoot York at close range and was, like every other German, unable to hit him. York was an excellent shot, having honed his ski

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