The incomparable Gorgeous George

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Uploaded by on Nov 9, 2009

George Wagner debuted his glamour boy alter ego on a 1941 card in Eugene, Oregon. He quickly antagonized the fans with his exaggerated effeminate behavior, which prompted the ring announcer to introduce him as Gorgeous George. Such showmanship was unheard of for the time; and consequently, arena crowds grew in size as fans turned out to ridicule George (who relished the sudden attention). See more Classic Wrestling at http://www.classicwrestling.com

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  • My pleasure. Your great grandfather deserves his place as a true legend in professional wrestling!

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  • @Coleman999

    And, according to the definitive biography by John Capouya, GG was a man who loved all of his groupies as much as they him, one night per pretty lady (time limit).

  • @pablotabloz And Muhammad Ali. And James Brown.

  • @pablotabloz Flair got his gimmick from Buddy Rogers, who in turn got it from Gorgeous George. So yeah, pretty much.

  • Is this where Ric Flair got his gimmick?

  • If a wrestler can cause a riot... you know that wrestler is a true legend!!!

  • Gorgeus George is an Inspiration for every wrestler looking how to capture the crowd with arrogance, and flamboiancy.

    he was good inthe ring too,

    a true legend

  • thanks man i apriciate this hes my blood he was my great grandfather

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