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	SLAM! Wrestling Canadian Hall of Fame: Killer Kowalski
		One day I hope to meet Killer Kowalski, I carry a peace of him with me in my heart whenever I take my children to my parents house to visit their papaw and my mind drifts off to my papaw and those stories he'd tell.
		At least Killer was honest with me. If he was just a money hungry bastard trying to keep his school afloat he might have taken my money and I might have been hurt by some 300 pounder trying to make a name for himself.
		Killer Kowalski provided endless hours of entertainment a kind of hero to a young boy without a father in those long ago few years and for that I will be eternally grateful to Walter Kowalski.
	www.canoe.ca /SlamWrestling/kowalski.html (4006 words)

	Killer Kowalski's Pro Wrestling School
		Walter ‘Killer’ Kowalski, the founder and owner of Killer Kowalski’s Professional Wrestling School, was born on Oct. 13, 1926 in Windsor, Ontario, the son of Polish immigrants.
		Kowalski knee dropped Yukon Eric, severing a piece of his ear in the process - and ‘Killer’ Kowalski was born.
		Kowalski is regarded as one of the greatest all around wrestlers in the history of the sport.
	www.killerkowalskis.com /hardknocks.htm (921 words)

	Wrestling Encyclopedia
		The son of Polish immigrants, Wladek Kowalski was born on October 13, 1926 in Windsor, Ontario.
		Though Kowalski was unable to win the WWWF title, his fame and recognition was instrumental in putting over the young Sammartino as a strong and credible champion, which would ultimately lead to a successful launching for a fledgling promotion that had just recently seceded from the powerful NWA.
		Throughout the next decade, Killer Kowalski continued to reign among the sport’s most hated villains, with his iron claw submission finisher hailed as one of the most feared holds in wrestling history (and one that was even mentioned in a Seinfeld episode years after his retirement!).
	www.wrestlingencyclopedia.com /top100-27.html (1083 words)

	Obsessed With Wrestling (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Wladek Kowalski was born in Windsor, Ontario, and is the son of Polish immigrants..
		January 31, 1972: Killer Kowalski travelled to Los Angeles and beat John Tolos for the NWA America's Heavyweight title..
		November 1987: Killer Kowalski appeared in the WWF old-timers battle royal which was won by Lou Thesz..
	www.obsessedwithwrestling.com /profiles/k/killer-kowalski.html (604 words)

	Wladek Kowalski - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Wladek (Walter) "Killer" Kowalski is a retired Polish-Canadian professional wrestler who was the centerpiece of the revival of his sport in the 1950s.
		The legendary Wladek "Killer" Kowalski wrestled over 6,000 bouts from 1947 to 1977 in a number of organizations, including the National Wrestling Alliance (NWA) and American Wrestling Association (AWA).
		Always a fearsome heel, the genuinely intimidating Kowalski stood a good deal taller than most of his opponents and was known for a mean, unrelenting attack on any and all comers.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Wladek_Kowalski (324 words)

	Ring of legends: Killer Kowalski and other big names come to town to wrestle up support for charity
		Kowalski's legend grew beyond all reason because he played the bad guy to perfection in his 30 years as a professional wrestler.
		Kowalski's first name is Walter, but he was billed early on as Wladek Kowalski, a Cold War modification to imply that he was a menace from Europe.
		Kowalski never meant to hurt Yukon Eric, a bear of a man whose years in the ring had left him with brittle, cauliflower ears.
	www.post-gazette.com /magazine/19981112killer1.asp (1055 words)

	Killer Kowalski's Pro Wrestling School
		Killer Kowalski, the founder and owner of Killer Kowalski’s Professional Wrestling School, was born on October 13, 1926 in Windsor, Ontario, the son of Polish immigrants.
		In January of 1953, Kowalski was involved in the first professional wrestling match to be televised in Canada.
		Kowalski's unapologetic stance outside of the ring and his brutality within it are the hallmarks of a lauded career that continues to fascinate each new generation of wrestling fan.
	www.killerkowalski.com /trainers/killer.htm (374 words)

	Killer Kowalski's Pro Wrestling School
		The unique aspect of training at Kowalski's, which we like to consider an edge we have over the competition, is the work we do with students on their performance outside of the ring.
		High levels of discipline, respect and confidence (not ego) are paramount in the wrestling business, and most schools do not care or bother to instill those "character building" elements into their students' work ethic during the training phase of their careers.
		We like to pride ourselves on the fact that a Kowalski's student is instantly recognizable at a wrestling show anywhere in the world by their attitude, ability, and respect for what they do.
	killerkowalski.com /curriculum/outline.htm (1009 words)

	Boston.com / Sports / Other sports / killerkowalski
		Kowalski is considered one of the most respected trainers in the world of wrestling.
		Kowalski is a native of Windsor, Ontario, and the son of Polish immigrants.
		Kowalski held a number championship belts, most notably the WWF tag team title with Big John Studd during the 1970s.
	www.boston.com /sports/other_sports/articles/2004/08/06/1813036247 (758 words)

	July 8 Update (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Kowalski turned the tide back in his favor with several dirty tricks, biting the head of Muta and delivering a gouge to the eyes.
		Kowalski managed to recover from the Green Mist between falls and came out strong in the 2nd fall with punches and slams.
		Kowalski was blatant in using the Foreign Object, so the ref was forced to disqualify him at 38:18.
	members.aol.com /jeffH870/wildwest9.html (3209 words)

	HippoPress
		So when I got the chance to interview the legendary Killer Kowalski at his pro wrestling school in Malden, Mass., I knew it would be a memorable experience.
		Kowalski is a big guy who spent 30 years in the ring.
		Kowalski goes way back with the McMahon family, and as a thank-you gift he received a WWF ring for his school.
	www.hippopress.com /features/020221_kowalski.html (933 words)

	Professional Wrestling Online Museum - Ring Chronicle Hall of Fame Inductee - Killer Kowalski
		Killer Kowalski was perhaps one of the most famous of them all...
		Wladek "Killer" Kowalski's catchy moniker was known throughout the country soon after he made his way into the sport in the years after World War II, and he quickly became one of "TV wrestling's" (as it was sometimes called) biggest attractions.
		Kowalski, who after nearly 50 years in the business is one of the most knowledgeable trainers the sport has known, continues to be involved in wrestling to this day.
	www.wrestlingmuseum.com /pages/bios/halloffame/kowalskibio.html (742 words)

	WWE: Superstars > Hall of Fame > Killer Kowalski
		Walter "Killer" Kowalski was the master of the Killer Claw.
		Killer Kowalski's career is linked to many Hall of Famers, including Captain Lou Albano, Gorilla Monsoon and Big John Studd.
		U.S. law may be different than the law of your home country.
	www.wwe.com /superstars/halloffame/killerkowalski (161 words)

	Welcome to TheKowalskis.Com
		The Kowalskis have toured the US, Europe and Canada to support “Goofballs”, organized, booked and promoted themselves, funded with their own sweaty dollars, CD and merch sales.
		The Kowalskis' first show was with Iggy Pop, followed by The Ramones, The Toy Dolls, The Dickies, The Dictators, D Generation, Limp, Less Than Jake, Stiff Little Fingers, The Get Up Kids and plenty of nobodies.
		The Kowalskis debut CD "All Hopped Up On Goofballs” is more frenzied than a convertible stuffed with underage girls driving to the beach in the summertime.
	www.thekowalskis.com /bio.asp (227 words)

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		Walter “Killer” Kowalski is the ultimate legend of professional wrestling.
		Kowalski is considered one of the most respected trainers in the world of wrestling today.
		The center was thrilled about the opportunity to provide a facility for Kowalski to run his school and also provide a facility for alumni to work out in.
	www.telegram.com /apps/pbcs.dll/article?Date=20060409&Category=COLUMN48&ArtNo=604090671&SectionCat=COLUMN&Template=printart (804 words)

	White Boucke Killer Pics (Walter Kowalski)
		In the middle of his pro-wrestling career, the legendary Walter "Killer" Kowalski, eight-time world champion, decided that he could far surpass the bland promo photographs that wrestling promoters used to advertise their events.
		For many years, he took his trusty Hasselblad camera and associated lighting and backdrop equipment to many venues in the USA and overseas.
		Killer Pics”, Kowalski gives a video interview about his photographic experiences and his ring career.
	white-boucke.com /kp.html (172 words)

	Media Man Australia - The Online Home of Greg Tingle - Journalist and TV Presenter (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Kowalski had defeated the champ, Buddy Rogers, in Montreal when Rogers suffered a broken ankle and couldn't continue after the first fall.
		Kowalski, 24, has hung up an amazing string of victories during the year and the 275 pounder is drawing enormous crowds, recently smashing all attendance records in Texas.
		He claims to have that temper of his under control and he is on good behavior, seeking another shot at Lou Thesz's title.
	www.mediaman.com.au /interviews/kowalski.html (450 words)

	CANOE -- SLAM! Sports - Wrestling - Confessions of Killer Kowalski
		The son of Polish immigrants, Wladek Kowalski was born in Windsor in 1926.
		When Kowalski went to visit his injured peer in the hospital, he took a look at his head bandaged up, and the two big men began laughing.
		Kowalski survived the demons, he now says, for reasons those who hated the Killer could never have suspected -- away from the ring, he lived like an angel.
	www.slam.canoe.ca /Slam/Wrestling/2005/01/24/908786-sun.html (1542 words)

	Killer Kowalski slams Chyna's book
		Kowalski, the man who trained Chyna to be a wrestler at his famous Institute for Professional Wrestling, says he is insulted by the way he is portrayed in the book and alleges that a major portion of the biography is a complete and utter work of fiction.
		Kowalski says he confronted Chyna at the funeral of Canadian wrestling star Owen Hart about her behavior and was greeted by the same curtain of silence.
		While she was training at his school Kowalski always viewed Laurer as "a very nice girl." Now, he believes that fame and fortune may have gone to her head and changed her from the kind person she once was.
	www.nflcflfutures.com /SlamWrestlingBiosK/kowalski_01feb06-can.html (1086 words)

	CAC - Stan Kowalski Story
		Stan Kowalski had long since hung up his pro-wrestling tights and sold the last of his supper clubs, and he had every intention of loafing around.
		Now Kowalski is running for state judge advocate of the VFW, a post that would put him in line to be state commander in four years.
		Then Kowalski arrived one day at his school in his fl singlet to be a volunteer wrestling coach.
	www.caulifloweralleyclub.org /kowalski_story.html (1740 words)

	Wrestling at allsports . com - A complete source for wrestling news (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The coach put a hold on Kowalski and Kowalski screamed and from there let’s just say he was meant to be involved in wrestling.
		Kowalski walked into the room where Eric was laying and took one look at his head all bandaged up and started to laugh.
		In 1977 “Killer” Kowalski retired from the wrestling ring as a wrestler but he is still much involved in the sport today.
	www.allsports.com /cgi-bin/showstory.cgi?story_id=13486 (1605 words)

	Wrestling (Site not responding. Last check: )
		KILLER INSTINCT: Walter "Killer" Kowalski corrects the Boston Brawler's handling of Alex Bagwell in his Malden school.
		One of the most famous pro-wrestling villains of the 1950s and '60s, Kowalski is the founder and unofficial dean of the Institute for Professional Wrestling.
		What began in 1979 as a makeshift enterprise at the Salem YMCA is now a little less makeshift and a lot more well-known, thanks to the explosion of wrestling and the success of its alumni.
	www.bostonphoenix.com /archive/features/00/08/03/WRESTLING.html (654 words)

	1969 WWWF House Show Results
		Killer Kowalski and "Captain" Lou Albano defeated Bruno Sammartino and Antonio Pugliese
		Killer Kowalski and Gorilla Monsoon defeated Bruno Sammartino and Victor Rivera
		Killer Kowalski and Gorilla Monsoon defeated Bruno Sammartino and Haystacks Calhoun by DQ February 10th 1969 In Washington D.C.:
	www.wrestlinginformer.net /1969_wwwf_house_show_results.htm (1723 words)

	White Boucke Killer Tales...Killer Pics (Walter "Killer" Kowalski)
		This is an exclusive interview with Walter "Killer" Kowalski, legendary pro-wrestler and world-class photographer
		In this interview with Charles Bayon, the "Killer" talks openly about his ring career and his photographic talents which have culminated in the publication of Walter Kowalski's “Killer Pics”.
		"Killer Pics" is a collection of superb photographic images ranging from his pro-wrestling contemporaries to studies of eastern, western, and animal life during the latter half of the last century
	white-boucke.com /ktkpVHSNTSC.html (89 words)

	What I've Learned: Killer Kowalski - Esquire
		I didn't grow up wanting to be a professional wrestler.
		When I walked to the ring the next week, people were throwing bottles at me. "You're nothing but a killer!" someone screamed.
		From that moment on, I was Killer Kowalski.
	www.esquire.com /features/what-ive-learned/kowalski0807?src=rss (838 words)

	Canadian Pro Wrestling Page of Fame
		Mad Dog Vachon was a 5-time AWA champion in the 1960s; Rick Martel held the same title in the mid-80s.
		Edouard Carpentier, Johnny & Jacques Rougeau, Johnny Powers, Killer Kowalski, Waldo Von Erich, Don Leo Jonathan, John Quinn, Abdullah the Butcher, and Tiger Jeet Singh have all been recognized as world heavyweight champions by major promotions.
		And many others have been recognized as a member of a world champion tag team.
	www.garywill.com /wrestling/canada (968 words)

	An Exclusive Interview with Killer Kowalski
		All my neighbors love me. "Get Kowalski over here, he can help mow our lawns." I don't think it does a lot of good, but I try to do a good job anyway.
		Do you feel you had an influence on other wrestlers to consider becoming vegetarians?
		But when you get to know me, I become WALTER Kowalski, a very loving person.
	www.vegetarianusa.com /feature_articles/sports/Kowalski.html (2038 words)

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