30 PIGES de LUTTE '' PRO ''

samedi 26 décembre 2015

ALLEMANDS.....chaleureux contacts avec ALPRA


                       http://alpra.blogspot.fr/2012/10/tournoisallemandsmoins-de-100-kiloss.html


Da jetzt die besinnliche Zeit beginnt ,habe ich das Profilbild geändert ,wünsche allen Catchfans eine schöne Vorweihnachtszeit !!


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                                          ECHANGES  SYMPATHIQUES  DE  SOUVENIRS

                                              AVEC   NOS  COPAINS   D '  OUTRE  RHIN
                                                   
                                                                (   Merci  Gernot   )


 
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Dortmund Tournament Winners


/ Turniersieger Dortmund



GR = greco-roman Style; griechisch-römischer Stil

F= freestyle; catch-as-catch-can

Dortmund had a long tradition of wrestling dated back to the beginning of the german professional scene in the late 19th century. The highest period starts with a

successful reorganization initiated by german promoter Gustl Kaiser in 1966. Two years later Kaiser's protege Nicola Selenkowitsch ("Nico") took over the business.

A retired professional wrestler, Nico was one of the most powerful promoters in Germany during the 1960s, 70s and 80s. In the 1970s and 80s Dortmund was a major

place for german wrestling like Hanover, Bremen, Berlin (West Berlin), Hamburg, Munich, Karlsruhe and Krefeld. It was the second important place for promoter

Nico Selenkowitsch behind his headquarter Bremen. Every year he promoted long tournaments in both citys, Bremen and Dortmund. During the 1970s Dortmund's

wrestling scene was at his highest point. Nico retired in 1986, the 1987 season was canceled. Otto Wanz & Peter William promoted under the CWA banner from 1988

until 91. On 10th November 1991 Buffalo Patterson won the last tournament. It was the end of a long and successful era.

Promoters:


Nathausen (1906)

Felix Holthausen (1907)

Max Seibt (IRV: 1919; 1920)

Max Steiniger (IRV: 1920)

Harry van der Heyden (IRV: 1920)

Max Lewitt (IRV: 1921)

Richard Marianni (IRV: 1922)

Penning (IRV: 1924)

Adolf Reckling (IRV: 1928)

Georg Mücke (1948)

Rudolf Zurth (1952)

Gustl Kaiser (IBV: 1966-67)

Nico Selenkowitsch (1968-86; IBV 1977-86)

Otto Wanz & Peter William (CWA: 1988-91)

IRV = Internationaler-Ringer-Verband

IBV = Internationaler-Berufsringer-Verband

CWA =