Killer Kowalski vs. Yukon Eric (01/15/1954)

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  • Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024

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  • @172louis
    @172louis 4 месяца назад +1

    I Can't wait to see all these old school wrestling matches being updated, cataloged in order of time & dates and remastered with modern colour soon. With all this a.i technology, we will soon have all of classic wrestlers and wrestling matches seen like they was on a modern colour television.

  • @tjpyramid4163
    @tjpyramid4163 10 лет назад +4

    Fantastic classic wrestling.

  • @MrGG1959
    @MrGG1959 Год назад +3

    Kowalski was actually from Windsor, Ontario, but lived in Montreal for several years, and used to eat at a restaurant my aunt worked at almost daily.

  • @samfawlia
    @samfawlia 8 лет назад +3

    Shame there is no DVD of old matches from the 60s and 70s.

  • @bruuzar
    @bruuzar 2 года назад +1

    コワルスキーは、私が子供の頃見た頃は、既に耳ソギ事件でベジタリアンになった?というギミック?もあり、細くなり覆面被ってました。
    この全盛期の体格は凄いですね。
    ビルミラーも全盛期の写真見たら凄い体格、筋肉でした。
    この時代の選手は無理に作られた筋肉ではなく、練習でついた筋肉ですから、ナチュラルです。
    ユーコンエリックがベビーフェイスだったのですね。

  • @Idontlikeanyoneanywhere
    @Idontlikeanyoneanywhere 8 лет назад +6

    This was two years after the match where Killer K botched a knee drop that caused Yukon Eric to lose an ear.

  • @johnpollock3246
    @johnpollock3246 6 месяцев назад

    "Lousy house, Walt. Looks like I might have to sacrifice another ear!" Sheer slapstick comedy.

  • @candyb357
    @candyb357 9 месяцев назад +1

    Yukon was a beast in real life … a solid 280 pounds

  • @rsuriyop
    @rsuriyop Год назад

    I was just watching some clips of Kowalski from the 70’s and thought he fought like an old man. But I cut him some slack because he really was an older wrestler by that point. But then I come here just to see how he fought as a younger man back in the 1950’s and yet he still moved the exact same way. 😕

  • @garbageday587
    @garbageday587 9 лет назад +1

    Si he's from Fairbanks Alaska but his name is Yukon ? didnt know that Fairbanks was in Yukon

  • @Stampistuta
    @Stampistuta 7 лет назад

    Here because of the wrestler review.

  • @alwilson3204
    @alwilson3204 3 месяца назад

    Still watching, this isn't when Eric lost his ear, was it?

  • @mda1218
    @mda1218 9 лет назад +2

    1st fall Kowalski starts to work that big Yukon ass over good at 11:30 softens it up good for pin... pays for pin at 20:23 tho with face full of Killer ass for 2nd fall... Killer quicker, but no match for Yukon's bulk: best man won

    • @Pickinbuddy
      @Pickinbuddy 9 лет назад

      Max Davis Yukon Eric seems to stay cool during the whole match....and still wrestles like a gentleman, despite all the abuse he takes from the Killer...

    • @mda1218
      @mda1218 9 лет назад +1

      true: Yukon had class & only gave back what he got from Killer... he always fought fair unless forced to get rough...

  • @tatudsgames2029
    @tatudsgames2029 9 лет назад

    Kowalski

  • @colinpurssey9875
    @colinpurssey9875 3 месяца назад

    A lotta complaints on this comment section about how they feel that pro wrestling of the earlier era , exemplified by the match featured here , was dull and colorless compared with that of the more contemporary style . Perhaps . But that earlier form had far more credibility than the farcically theatrical antics of the pharmacologically conditioned celebrities of today's ringcraft . Today , nobody believes that wrasslin' is contested genuinely . Back then most were unsure , many convinced of its authenticity .If you want comedy , watch today's , If you want realistic drama , watch yesterday's

  • @user-vh4qo9zk4x
    @user-vh4qo9zk4x 8 месяцев назад

    コワルスキーの耳削ぎ事件は漫画で見た時小学生だった自分は、大いにビビってしまいました。削げた耳がリングの上でピクピクしていたということで😢でも来日するたびにもう一回ヤラないかななんて思ったりしたのは私だけでは無かったと思います。そういうのも昔のプロレスの楽しみ方だったよね😅

  • @DateTwoRelate
    @DateTwoRelate 5 месяцев назад

    The commentator makes David Crockett sound like Walter Cronkite.

  • @EICHOLZtheEXPERT
    @EICHOLZtheEXPERT 8 лет назад +4

    This is when wrestling was real.

    • @Kfowlkes09
      @Kfowlkes09 8 лет назад +1

      Worked. But the industry treated itself like a sport, so it was widely accepted to be just that.

  • @qaz-fi1id
    @qaz-fi1id 2 года назад

    Yukon no selling everything, that's why Killer took his ear off

  • @garbageday587
    @garbageday587 9 лет назад +1

    Yukon Eric committed suicide by shooting himself in the mouth with a .22 caliber pistol.. really sad He was only 40

    • @DropkickMurphysFan01
      @DropkickMurphysFan01 3 месяца назад

      Very sad, perhaps they should do a dark side of the ring on him.

  • @johnterwilliger164
    @johnterwilliger164 Год назад +1

    I was born then. 🤪🤪

  • @stevehartman1730
    @stevehartman1730 10 месяцев назад

    This was when you had to pay to see violence in an arena and not b subjected to it on the street.

  • @hidemiyamasaki4018
    @hidemiyamasaki4018 9 лет назад +1

    子供の頃は耳削ぎおとし事件とかワクワクドキドキしてたんだけどね
    ユーコン・エリックは 力はサンマルチノより強く
    スケールはドン・レオ・ジョナサンより大きかった という評価もあったよ

  • @CIGARSARGE333
    @CIGARSARGE333 9 лет назад

    Lots of bearhugs by Yukon.

  • @jameskrys5286
    @jameskrys5286 9 лет назад +1

    A very well dressed crowd. Most of them in suites and ties. Women look like they are dressed for church.

    • @thatcheappodcast8153
      @thatcheappodcast8153 9 лет назад

      James Krys Back when wrestling was serious from the 1890's to 1970's

    • @thatcheappodcast8153
      @thatcheappodcast8153 9 лет назад +2

      Wrestling Man 23 Pro wrestling the sport with no "sports entertainment."

  • @YouCantHoldOnTooLong
    @YouCantHoldOnTooLong 9 лет назад

    I never realized until watching this how boring and slow wrestling choreography was back in the fifties! Plus the commentator was extremely unenthusiastic and hardly said much from time to time. Try comparing his commentary to Gorilla Monsoon for Pete's sake! In the eighties wrestling was full of liveliness and intense excitement and the late legendary Gorilla Monsoon (Robert Morella) spoke up loud and clear and was always strongly observant as to what was going on in the ring!
    Wrestling definitely got better with time and I would have to say, Hulk Hogan was undeniably the man who revolutionized wrestling!
    ~Dutch

    • @YouCantHoldOnTooLong
      @YouCantHoldOnTooLong 9 лет назад

      Gottlieb Goltz You meant to say "I'm sorry."
      About what are you sorry for?
      ~Dutch

    • @YouCantHoldOnTooLong
      @YouCantHoldOnTooLong 9 лет назад

      Gottlieb Goltz You meant to say "Vince McMahon did the revolutionizing." His last name is spelled "McMahon" not "Macman" you fucking idiot!!! Plus the word you were looking for was "did" not "done".
      Grow a fucking brain and use better grammar next time you moron!!!
      ~Dutch

    • @Kfowlkes09
      @Kfowlkes09 8 лет назад

      You're right. Wrestling does get better with time. Have you seen the guys on TV today, they are so much better than Hogan, Warrior, Savage, and Andre it's absolutely no comparison. 80's wrestling is way too slow and boring in comparison.

    • @SolidMike84
      @SolidMike84 8 лет назад

      The in ring action? Sure, alot more flare and bumping, at the same time it looks a little ridiculous at times, too much too fast without any real breaks to let it all sink in.
      And the promos and characters haven't been all to good either.
      But physically, the best.

    • @samfawlia
      @samfawlia 8 лет назад +3

      no, no, no. I much prefer this kind of technical mat based wrestling, with a more sorts type feel.
      Wrestling now i also enjoy but not as much.

  • @TheSnoopindaweb
    @TheSnoopindaweb 9 месяцев назад

    This seems just exactly like the one I have saved dated 1952 🤔🗯- 🤨🙄👀💬Whut⁉ G~G.