On this edition former ladies midget professional wrestling and Thief Riverer Falls native Marilu Walker aka Cuddles Anderson.
Originally from Thief River Falls, Minnesota, Cuddles lived a normal life as Marilu Walker through her teens. She was born and raised in TRF and went to elementary and secondary school there. She had no interest in wrestling and never attended shows. In fact, lady wrestlers were banned in Minnesota. In her late teens, she attended business school in Minneapolis and it was while she was there that she attended a few matches with her friend and got the opportunity to get into pro wrestling. She was trained by legendary midget wrestlers Sky Low Low, Little Brutus, Cowboy Lang and Little Beaver.
From there, Cuddles worked in Detroit for promoter Jack Britton and later worked all over the United States and Canada in the 1960’s and 70’s before retiring in the early 1980’s.
On this edition, Northern Minnesota Indy wrestler and Promoter with Northern Star Entertainment Cal Widowmaker Wittner.
On this edition longtime independent pro wrestler and promoter of MN Indy the American Wrestling Federation Tony DeNucci.
Tony DeNucci is a 23 year veteran of professional wrestling, who has competed for the WWE, WCW, USWA, Steel Domain Wrestling, and AWA. Today, DeNucci wrestles under his own American Wrestling Federation banner, promoting shows in Minnesota.
On this edition, Roseau, Minnesota born Indy wrestler Bulldog Sammy Savard. Savard has been wrestling for several Midwest indy pro wrestling organizations including the AWF, Heavy on Wrestling, Northern Outlaw Wrestling, and more. He has also worked for the WWE and ECW.
On this edition, part one of an interview Glen conducted with “The Voice of Minnesota Professional Wrestling” Mick Karch.
Karch is best known as the ring announcer and occasional colour man for Verne Gagne’s AWA in its latter days, as well as host of the local and popular TV program Saturday Night at Ringside, a.k.a. SNR, for four years. He has also been the voice of several Midwest indy pro wrestling companies in the past 20 plus years. Today Mick is the voice and executive producer of Steel Domain Wrestling.
