Abraham lincoln was also an accomplished wrestler, and was honored later by the 'national wrestling hall of fame'. True
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True...In an article by National Wrestling Hall of Fame director Bob Dellinger, Lincoln is reported to have been a fierce competitor in an anything-goes frontier style of wrestling called catch-as-catch-can, where brute strength was a great help in throwing competitors off their feet.
It is sometimes likened more to hand-to-hand combat than to grappling.
Lincoln was the wrestling champion of his county in 1830, at the age of 21. A well built young man of 6’ 4”, his height and strength were an advantage but also made him a target for any challenger wanting to show off or make a name for himself.
It is sometimes likened more to hand-to-hand combat than to grappling.
Lincoln was the wrestling champion of his county in 1830, at the age of 21. A well built young man of 6’ 4”, his height and strength were an advantage but also made him a target for any challenger wanting to show off or make a name for himself.
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Yes, Abraham Lincoln was a skilled wrestler who eventually received recognition from the 'national wrestling hall of fame.'
As a wrestler, Abraham Lincoln:
- Although Abraham Lincoln, The Great Emancipator, wasn't quite WWE material
- He was a skilled wrestler as a young man thanks to his lengthy limbs.
- For more than a decade of his boyhood, he competed in wrestling matches and rarely lost.
- The National Wrestling Hall of Fame honoured his accomplishments by inducting him as a "Outstanding American" in the sport in 1992.
- In almost 300 matches, he was only defeated once.
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