• Freddie Prosser (July 25, 1937 - July 26, 1974) was a Canadian professional wrestler, better known by his ring name, Freddie Sweetan. He competed in certain...
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    with Freddie Prosser who went under the name Freddie Sweetan in Canada for Stampede Wrestling. Sweetan and Terry Gibbs defeated Fabulous Freebirds for...
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    Championship (1 time) ESA International Tag Team Championship (1 time) - with Freddie Sweetan ESA North American Heavyweight Championship (1 time) George Tragos/Lou...
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    Ice Ribbon, JWP February 14, 1982 August 30, 2018 Brain tumor 36 Freddie Sweetan (Fred Prossner) NWA, Stampede Wrestling, CSW, MACW July 25, 1938 July...
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  • until dropping it on August 3, 1971, to The Beast's former partner Freddie Sweetan and former rival Eric Pomeroy. The Beast had two more reigns with the...
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  • After a two-year stint in the Mid-Atlantic territory teaming with Freddie Sweetan, Lamarche began wrestling for the Funk brothers in their Texas based...
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  • Johnny Weaver (1975) and Tommy Gilbert (1976-77). The top heels were Freddie Sweetan, Mike Dubois, Killer Karl Krupp, Jim Dillon, "Bulldog" Bob Brown, Lord...
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  • ISBN 0786417544. Oliver, Greg (February 2, 2005). "The tragic end of Freddie Sweetan". Canadian Online Explorer. SLAM! Sports. Archived from the original...
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  • Pro (died in 2019) June 19 – Wahoo McDaniel(died in 2002) July 25 – Freddie Sweetan (died in 1974) August 2 – Ángel Blanco(died in 1986) August 13 – Brian...
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  • Wykoff, 76 May 31 - Sky Hi Lee, 53 June 24 – Mangla Rai, 60 July 26 – Freddie Sweetan, 36 August 21 – Buford Pusser, 37 September 3 – Mighty Jumbo, 51 September...
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  • Eric Pomeroy 1970–1975 Phil Potts Phil Watson 1977 Freddie Prosser† Fred Sweetan / Freddie Sweetan 1969–1974 Harley Race† Harley Race 1974 Tom Renesto†...
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  • Retrieved 2018-01-18. Oliver, Greg (January 8, 2005). "The tragic end of Freddie Sweetan". Slam! Wrestling. Canadian Online Explorer. Retrieved 2018-01-18....
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    Archie Gouldie Ox Baker Waldo Von Erich Stan Stasiak Vic Rossitani Bob Sweetan Angelo Mosca Billy Robinson 1970s Abdullah the Butcher Jerry Christy Dave...
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    opponent was J. J. Dillon. This run was highlighted by a feud against Bob Sweetan, who injured Morales' neck with a piledriver during one of their encounters...
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    season. He was injured when he was upended and tackled on his shoulder by Freddie Joe Nunn of the Phoenix Cardinals, who drew a personal foul on the play...
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  • Stufflebeem Leo Sugar Ndamukong Suh Ivory Sully Ian Sunter Bill Swancutt Karl Sweetan Bill Swiacki Larry Swider Pat Swilling Reggie Swinton Rudy Sylvan Tyree...
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    passing yards and his first career passing touchdown, a 20-yard pass to Freddie Jones. The game against the Chiefs was Brees's lone appearance as a rookie...
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  • Wrestling, Southwest Championship Wrestling, St. Louis Wrestling Club Bob Sweetan, Lorenzo Parente, Bobby Hart Buddy Rogers (Herman Rohde) 1921–1992 1978–1983...
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  • worked as a comptometer operator, and met and married football player Karl Sweetan, though the marriage was short-lived. After being spotted singing by Edwin...
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  • August 9, 1980 San Francisco, CA Bob Sweetan 2 October 13, 1980 San Francisco, CA Vacated October 1980 Sweetan left the area. Dusty Rhodes 1 November...
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  • Potts† Whipper Billy Watson 1949–1950 1954 1956–1963 1965 Freddie Prosser† Butcher #1 / Fred Sweetan 1968–1969 Antonio Pugliese† Tony Parisi 1965 Charles Putnam†...
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  • Championship (Central States version) (3 times) – with Dusty Rhodes (1) and Bob Sweetan (2) Championship Wrestling from Florida NWA Florida Tag Team Championship...
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  • Stampede Wrestling during the 1970s and 1980s. With manager "Classie" Freddie Blassie, he also had a brief stint as Louis Cyr in the World Wide Wrestling...
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