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WRESTLER PROFILES
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| Wrestler: |
"Wild" Bull Curry |
| Real Name: |
Fred Thomas Koury, Sr. |
| Birthday: |
May 2, 1913 |
| Hometown: |
Hartford, Connecticut |
| Marital Status: |
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| Height & Weight: |
5'10" - 210 lbs |
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| Debut: |
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| Previous Gimmicks: |
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| Finishing Move: |
Forign Objects |
| Favorite Moves: |
Punch in the Face |
Notable Feuds: Johnny Valentine Danny McShain Tarzan Zorro Rocky Johnson The Sheik Mad Man Martin Mad Dog Vachon El Medico The Hells Angels Don Evans
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Notable Feuds: Jack Dalton Tony Borne Louie Tillet Frank Shields Mighty Igor Thunderbolt Patterson The Continentals Danny Savich Jack Dalton Frank Shields |
[Bull Curry Gallery]
The Curry Family Website
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Texas Brass Knuckles title (for practically 20 years);
Texas Heavyweight title;
Georgia Heavyweight title;
Unites States title;
NWA (Ohio) World Tag Team titles w/Fred Curry defeating Nicoli & Boris Volkoff (December 1967);
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In the Beginning:
Bull Curry (Fred Khoury) is of Lebanese descent, although it was never played up in the wrestling arena..
Bull Curry at age sixteen joined the circus, where in the true nature of Carney lore, he took on all comers in the big top's ring..
1940: Bull Curry boxed Jack Dempsey in Detroit at the Fairground Coliseum..
Bull Curry is the father of Flyin' Fred Curry and the grandfather of Flyin' Fred Curry Jr..
Getting into the Business:
Bull Curry headlined cards all over the world and wrestled legends such as Gorgeous George, Dory Funk Sr., Don Leo Jonathon, etc..
Bull Curry's style was so chaotic and unparalleled that they created the Brass Knucks title for him..
~~~During a match that took place in Texas, an angry fan dumped a bucket of yellow paint over Bull Curry's head!
The Currys (Bull & Fred Curry):
December 1967: The Currys (Bull & Fred) defeated Nicoli & Boris Volkoff to win the NWA (Ohio) World Tag Team titles..
March 1968: Bull Curry & Fred Curry engaged in a bloody feud with the The Continetals (Dapper Dan & Tony Christie)..
Summer 1968: Bull Curry engaged in a feud with a newcomer to the wrestling business, Thunderbolt Patterson..
The Death of Bull Curry:
March 8, 1985: Bull Curry passed away..
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