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RIP, Karl.
I normally don't post in threads like these, not because I don't care, it's just always the same thing to be said. "They were too young," "their contributions to the industry were overlooked," etc. In Karl Gotch we have a founding father of professional wrestling as we know it, and a man who got a good run out of life.
I don't want to talk about the politics of this, but in a time where the deaths of wrestlers are being looked into, it's good to see a great who made it into his eighth decade on the planet.
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