Wrestled 7 facts
While investigating facts about Wrestled 7, I found out little known, but curios details like:
Several years ago a man wrestled a 7 foot bullshark after it bit off his nephew's arm. The shark was then dragged on to the shore where it was shot and the boy's uncle managed to retrieve his arm where it was later then successfully attached back on to the boy who had recovered.
Professional wrestler Kerry Von Erich had to have his foot amputated after a bad accident, but continued wrestling while secretly wearing a prosthetic - even showering in his boots so no one would know. His injury wasn't public knowledge until his death from suicide 7 years later.
In my opinion, it is useful to put together a list of the most interesting details from trusted sources that I've come across. Here are 9 of the best facts about Wrestled 7 I managed to collect.
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In 2001 a man wrestled a 7-foot bull shark to retrieve the severed arm of his nephew. After saving the boy the man dived back in, seized the shark and wrestled it to shore where a ranger shot it. The arm was pried from its gullet, put on ice, rushed to the hospital and successfully sewed back on
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In 2001 a man wrestled a 7-foot bull shark to retrieve the severed arm of his nephew. After saving the boy the man dived back to seize the shark and wrestle it to shore, where a ranger shot it. The arm was pried from its gullet, put on ice and rushed to the hospital. The boy made a full recovery
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Steve Williams, Tiger Woods' Caddie until 2011, once wrestled a $7,000 camera from a fan who clicked a picture of Woods during his backswing and threw it into a pond
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Hulk Hogan was 6'7" but after 30 years of wrestling he dropped to 6'4".
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Hulk Hogan was 6'7 when he started wrestling but, after 30 years of legdrops and surgeries, shrank down to 6'4
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In 2001 a man wrestled a 7-foot bull shark to retrieve the severed arm of his nephew. After saving the boy the man dived back in, seized the shark and wrestled it to shore where a ranger shot it. The arm was pried from its gullet, put on ice, rushed to the hospital and successfully sewed back on
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An 8 year old boy's uncle wrestled a 7 foot bull shark, who had bitten of the boys arm, to shore where it was shot before the arm was retrieved from the shark's stomach and successfully reattached to the boy in an 11 hour surgery.
