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I’m now done with my biggest undertaking to date: For the last several months I’ve been working towards a coast-to-coast national tour that would take me and my work across the country! It was a lot of work, the most … Continue reading
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Acrylic and spray on 30″ x 40″ canvas Bruno Sammartino is the greatest WWWF/WWF/WWE wrestling champion of all time. This is an objective statement that is not up for argument. The Italian immigrant came to the US following World War … Continue reading
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Acrylic and spray on 24″ x 24″ wood Rob Van Dam is one of those guys who on paper just shouldn’t work, but fans worldwide will tell you otherwise. A guy in an airbrushed singlet who kind of looks like … Continue reading
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Stenciled spray paint on 11″ x 20″ bristol Santana G is one of the more in-demand lady wrestlers on the independent (and national!) scene. The daughter of TNT Keny G, she has gone on to make her own name in … Continue reading
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Acrylic on 24″x24″ wood Fritz Von Erich is one of the most influential men in professional wrestling’s history. Born Jack Adkisson, his larger-than-life wrestling persona as evil Nazi (like there was another kind of Nazi) Fritz Von Erich became the … Continue reading
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Acrylic, oil and spray on 24″x48″ wood He won an Olympic gold medal with a broken freaking neck. He is Kurt Angle, the wrestling machine. His run in WWE led to some of the greatest matches in the history of … Continue reading
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Acrylic, oil and spray on 24″ x 24″ wood Frank Goodish, aka Bruiser Brody, aka King Kong Brody, was one of the most memorable and greatest wrestlers of his generation. He made his name in every promotion he performed in, … Continue reading
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Acrylic and spray paint on 24″ x 24″ wood In Kansas City, Harley Race is possibly the most respected and revered wrestler in the city’s history. He was a co-owner of the Central States territory with Bob Geigel and Pat … Continue reading