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I agree, one of my toughest opponentsOriginally posted by Eff Pandas View PostGreat Tiger was a bad mfer.
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Dot or feather...Originally posted by OctoberRed View Post
Feather... Danny lil red Lopez... until he met my idolSlavador Sanchez....Comment
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The correct answer is:
The Great Gama
Trained in the Pehlwani style of Mughal Indian wrestling, he competed in a number of international tournaments and defeated many of the best wrestlers from across the world, and remained undefeated, making him one of history's greatest wrestlers.Ghulam Mohammad Baksh (22 May 1878 – 23 May 1960), better known by the ring name The Great Gama, was a wrestler from the Indian subcontinent.
Born in Amritsar village Jabbowal, then in the Punjab Province of British India, in 1878, he was awarded the Indian version of the World Heavyweight Championship on 15 October 1910, and went on to defeat grappling champions across the world. Undefeated in a career spanning more than 52 years, he is considered one of the greatest wrestlers of all time.
According to legend, he apparently lifted a stone weighing 1,000 kg! (Which may be an exaggeration, but he was known for being one of the world's strongest men in his time.) Also, Bruce Lee was greatly inspired by Gama's training and conditioning, and incorporated them into his own training and conditioning (hence why Lee could lift weights heavier than his own body).Last edited by aAgger; 11-02-2018, 05:41 PM.Comment
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Taught me something!Originally posted by aAgger View PostThe correct answer is:
The Great Gama
Trained in the Pehlwani style of Mughal Indian wrestling, he competed in a number of international tournaments and defeated many of the best wrestlers from across the world, and remained undefeated, making him one of history's greatest wrestlers.
According to legend, he apparently lifted a stone weighing 1,000 kg! (Which may be an exaggeration, but he was known for being one of the world's strongest men in his time.) Also, Bruce Lee was greatly inspired by Gama's training and conditioning, and incorporated them into his own training and conditioning (hence why Lee could lift weights heavier than his own body).
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You nailed it... in my opinion. His two. Epic battles with Sanchez made him, Iim my opinion in my eyes inspiite or losing made him the best.the best. I was in jr high school, for the first...9th grade for the second..Originally posted by LITTLE JOE View PostLast edited by Zaroku; 11-03-2018, 07:33 AM.Comment
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Before I went to prison... I had this mike Tyson video game.. there were a series of guys iron mike would have to battle.. if I remember correctly... the music/sounds were cool at the time in 89? But would make me crazier today...Originally posted by Eff Pandas View PostGreat Tiger was a bad mfer.
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The music is still great to this day, need a remixed version with Drake.Originally posted by Zaroku View PostComment
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