The Crusher Reggie Lisowski vs Hank Lane 1950's Chicago professional wrestling
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- Here is a great match featuring Reggie "The Crusher" Lisowski vs Hank Lane. The Crushers sure earns his name in this match from Fred Kohler's Chicago territory. The Crusher would soon go on to become AWA Champion and form one of the most hated and then most popular tag teams with Dick the Bruiser.
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Thanks for preserving these classic videos. The Crusher and Dick the Bruiser were the best show for many years.
if Buddy Rogers was announced as world champion, this match is not from the 1950's. Rogers won the championship from Pat O'Connor in June, 1961
Pure pleasure to watch a muscle stud get serious about dishing out pain. If you’re gonna step in the ring wanna see a man who likes to fight.
Yeah dude 😎. You are so right. What is up? Man on man action 🔥.R U man enough? 🔥
I love these old fights for the very same reason. Men who can fight like men!!!
@@JackJones-ke8mo always looking for a chance to step on the mats. U a jobber or heel?
In 1979, a new pro wrestling publication hit newsstands and magazine racks across the nation. It was Pro Wrestling Illustrated. When the first issue went to press, Crusher was ranked at #6 in the now defunct American Wrestling Association.
Crusher was a mountain of muscled and enjoyed inflicting pain
Hank Lane (Charles Breeding his real name) is my grandpa wish I had the chance to meet him.
guess we are cousins
@@HenryBreeding you know Edd?
Poor Hank. Another jobber destroyed by the Crusher.
Great match; liked watching the bigger Crusher beating up the slimmer HankLane.
+Freddy FourOneSix Crusher was a beefy bully. No doubt about it. He looks as if he was born to beat the crap out of compliant jobbers.
me too man, i always bone from watching the bully use the beaten up wimp as his personal wrestling humpdummy to use, enjoying being a REAL man on the skinny wimp, over muscling him easily, wimp begging, heel bulging in his trunks while the wimp looks like a worn down ragdoll that has been humped on while having the stuffin beaten out of him, crosseyed and lookin useless, and here, the heel flexing and posing in his more than likely cum soaked trunks, showing what a man does to a pansy in the rasslin ring!
@@busch231I really enjoyed watching him work them over good too!
Too kayfabe. But Crusher Lisowski was a side of beef with an I-mean-business crew cut and an unusually virile way about him. Wish we could see more of him.
+Boots Hartman I'm glad you enjoyed the match, I have a bunch more Crusher Lisowski matches that I will be uploading in the future.
+wrestlingfilms.blogspot.com/ Teach that jobber who's boss, Crusher. Muscle him up, and put the boots to him. You're the man, and all your fans know it.
+wrestlingfilms.blogspot.com/ Any chance of seeing more Crusher matches soon? It's a pleasure to watch him kick ass.
This is by no means the best representation of Crusher Lisowski, a man's man with great style. He was in too relaxed a mood here to suggest the reason he could make an opponent soil his trunks.
Please upload more Crusher matches.
Are any more matches available showing Crusher decimating jobbers?
The Crusher had quite a physique in the old days. I think Gronkowski wants to play football under these rules.
What makes a wrestling match between a jobber and a heel ideal?
I’ve read hundreds of notes posted by fans beneath UA-cam wrestling matches between heels and jobbers and have found that while no single match satisfies all criteria for a fan favorite, the following elements draw the most consistently favorable responses:
1) “THE MANAGER” - Though most matches involving heels do not include a “manager” at ringside, and some managers are intrusive in the wrong ways (blocking the camera’s view of the action, for example), the right manager can add a lot.
A) The manager should be a (probably former) burly heel himself. He should have an identity as a vicious bully who will do anything to crush a jobber or any opponent. Freddie Blassie and The Iron Sheik are perfect examples.
B) The manager should enter the ring with his heel, preferably with some respectful or subservient gesture from the heel, and engage in the pre-match verbal intimidation of the jobber. So much the better if the manager and the heel double-team the jobber by jawing at him threateningly and in unison. Let the soiling of the jobber’s trunks begin.
C) Once the manager is outside the ring and the match starts, he should take every opportunity to resume threatening and intimidating the jobber, especially when the heel is punishing the jobber at the ropes near the manager. Jaw vigorously at the hapless jobber. Ratchet up the verbal abuse while the jobber already is getting a thorough working over.
D) When the heel tosses the jobber outside the ring, the manager should put the boots to the jobber and then push him back into the ring to take more of the heel’s abuse.
E) When the match ends, ideally by a submission, the manager should re-enter the ring promptly and either get in some final licks of his own or distract the referee at length so the heel can exert greatly extended punishment of the already-defeated jobber. By now the jobber should be thrashing frantically on the mat and unable to free himself from the submission hold.
2) THE HEEL should be either very well-conditioned or even possibly paunchy in a way that suggests experience, authority and complete boss-like control. He should be a good-looking dude and/or with a visible mean streak or ultra cocky attitude. Buzz Sawyer and Arn Anderson exemplify this in different ways. Ordinary wrestling masks are fine. (No one in a mask was quite as domineering as The Spoiler and Devil Blue.) But absurd attire such as jungle makeup or any other freakish appearance is threatening in the wrong way. The heel should be charismatic, not a creature from a horror movie.
A) The heel should be attired if possible in an especially virile way to connote his dominance. The Big Boss Man wore a partial police uniform (but should have removed the shirt); his nightstick was usually visible in anticipation of post-match abuse. In the mid-1980s, The Road Warriors wore leather chaps throughout matches. Blackjack Mulligan always wore big cowboy boots and sometimes wore his leather chaps throughout a match. The Mod Squad wore tall motorcycle cop boots. The State Patrol did, also. Bill Dundee stood only 5-foot-7. but his cowboy boots heightened his heel image, just as Cowboy Bill Watts’ boots had decades earlier. Waldo Von Erich wore Nazi attire, including jackboots. Arn Anderson wore the sharpest-looking wrestling boots (often red and white) and always seemed to be bursting out of his tight trunks.
B) The heel should begin verbal intimidation as soon as he enters the ring and continue it throughout. When a jobber is lying on the mat, rolling around or kneeling, the heel should taunt him loudly to get up and take his punishment like a man.
C) Although some heels use a variety of abusive tactics, fans appreciate those who work over a specific region of the body, as when Arn Anderson destroys a left arm or the Iron Sheik works over a jobber’s back. A figure-four specialist such as Greg Valentine or Buddy Landell should start punishing at least one leg early and often. The jobber should fail repeatedly to escape the abuse.
D) The heel should not be too quick to end a match triumphantly. Life is most rewarding when the journey itself is enjoyed. Thus the heel should abuse his jobber methodically and at length. Work over one or more limbs again and again for the sheer pleasure of domination. Don’t pin the jobber at the first opportunity. Yank him up repeatedly to savor the abuse more. (Col. DeBeers was a master at this; check out his match with Mike Richards.)
E) If, for example, the heel has been working over the jobber’s right leg to soften him up for a figure-four gravevine, the jobber should try to hobble to the ropes to get traction. That’s a great opportunity for the heel to approach the jobber from behind and to drive a boot firmly up into the back of the thigh or the back of the knee to drop the jobber to the mat in agony.
F) A one-two-three pin after a simple suplex is joyless for heel fans. They want their favorite heels to build toward a protracted submission hold. They want a jobber to submit compliantly and obediently and then thrash about and shout for mercy all the while the heel pours on the abuse more and more ruggedly. The greatest submission holds are the figure-four grapevine and all of its variations, the camel clutch, the claw, the Boston crab (or Texas crab - it has many names), and the hoisting into the air (a la George The Animal Steele) of a jobber whose arm has been pummeled and stomped mercilessly.
G) A heel should rarely if ever conclude the match at the moment of submission. He should prolong the submission hold for as long as he possibly can. When finally he stands in triumph, he should hoist his biceps upward, possibly with a boot planted on the jobber’s chest or belly.
H) The heel then he should re-apply the hold even more vigorously than before. After a masterfully applied and sustained figure-four, the heel should resume stomping and booting the wounded limb. George Steele would nail the jobber’s hand to the mat with one boot while stomping the hapless arm with the other boot both during and after the match. Bill Dundee, in a tag team match with partner Buddy Landell, conquered and mercilessly abused jobber Jim Jamison. After winning, Dundee and Landell continued to thrash Jamison. Then Dundee tossed him out of the ring so he and Landell could resume a severe beating of the hapless jobber. Dundee in particular was a studly pit bull of a heel.)
I) If, as was often the case many years ago, the jobber is removed from the ring on a stretcher, the heel should stand by and prepare to boot the jobber back off the stretcher and attack yet another time his hobbled victim.
J) Matches involving the best-out-of-three falls were discontinued years ago. Such matches in the 1950s and 1960s allowed for the stretching of each match to help fill TV shows running 90 minutes or two hours but without employing more wrestlers. Two-out-of-three-fall jobber-heel matches could run 15-20 minutes instead of the three to five minutes that became common later. When the two-out-of-three fall era ended, a heel-jobber value was lost. A heel back in those days, such as Buddy Rogers or Freddie Blassie or Killer Kowalski or Waldo Von Erich, could punish a jobber’s limb severely in the first fall, causing the jobber to limp or crawl back to his corner during the commercial break. When the action resumed in the second fall, the sadistic heel would dart across the ring and immediately resume working over the jobber’s already tortured arm or leg. But the jobber could never submit right away; that would not be allowed when the heel was merely booting and stomping on the injured limb. The jobber had to wait to be pinned (a dull finish) or to have the original submission move applied a second time.
3) THE JOBBER should be physically fit and well-proportioned, although a bit of flab can serve the image of hapless punch-toy image, too. Under no circumstances should he be skinny or otherwise weak in appearance. Fans want to see husky studs punished, ala Mike Richards, Dale Veasey or Rick McGraw - not skinny, helpless kids.
A) The jobber shouldn’t appear to be cocky. He should look apprehensive about the beating that is about to be administered to him. He should reek of fear and compliance.
B) When being punished, a jobber should holler and groan in pain. Few do this, but Mike Richards often sold his matches by yelling and groaning in misery.
C) The jobber can resist the heel’s punishment but never too effectively. The fan wants the jobber’s submission, not his rebelliousness. The jobber should exhibit a wearing down of resistance and a surrender to punishment.
D) It’s fine if the jobber tries to get traction by grabbing the heel’s leg or torso. He’s feeling the muscles that are punishing him.
E) When finally the jobber is subdued by a submission hold, he should surrender loudly and with flailing limbs, kicking his legs with suffering and trying with all his might to grab the air or latch onto the domineering heel. The jobber should appear to try anything to stop the immobilizing pain.
F) After the jobber’s submission and the heel’s eventual surrender of the jobber’s limbs, the jobber should (if he can move at all) writhe on the mat, too much in pain to resist any further post-match abuse … which he surely should get.
G) If the heel is anywhere near the wounded jobber as the jobber leaves the ring area (seldom shown), the heel should suggest he’s following the jobber back to the dressing room where the heel might lock the door for privacy and resume the discipline.
Dissertation,?
Write a book, geez
That's my dad Hank Lane,
Do you have any others?
uncle charlie
@@HenryBreeding nephew???
Yes Caleb Davids youngest
augh yeah... hard on watching lane go down to the big S&M sadist....
same here, i enjoyed rubbin mine through my briefs watchin crusher get off in his trunks from beating and humiliating the jobbing "humpdoll" lane, i have no doubt that crusher got off on these jobber squashes, using the wimps as nothing more than "jobbing jackoff toys" to wrestle and punish anyway he wanted, just to bust a nut in his trunks, how satisfying for him, emasculating the pansy, as he's throbbin off in his gear
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+Rob Daniel Lisowski made this jobbing wimp look like a male fuckdoll...beating up and dryhumpin on the wimps weak muscled body, just to bust a nut in his trunks
you and me both, i actually rubbed one off THROUGH my briefs while watching the muscled stud bully beat-up, humiliate, and hump on this skinny wimp of a ragdoll, staggering around like a pummeled pansy, muscled bully flexing and posing after using the wimp as a "jobbing humpdummy", most likely in trunks with a load of cum on the inside of them, my kinda rasslin beatdown, one sided domination by the muscled studhorse on pansyass skinny wimp
muscular, midwestern man-bully vs the hollywood fairy-boy......aaaahhhhh, soooo enjoyable to watch
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How bout 2 out of 3 falls ?
First ... Got beat !
Second ... Got whipped !!
Anybody know where this match took place? (arena)
Merigold in Chicago
Corner of Halsted and Grace--
Marigold Gardens---
Good thing this wasn't for real.Otherwise the Hollywood boy-never heard of him- would have been badly hurt by the Crusher.