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Suggested for you Top rope to heaven 2 d · Remembering The Great Antonio Antonio Barichievich born Antonio Barichievich and better known as The Great Antonio, was a Croatian-Canadian strongman, professional wrestler, and a Montreal eccentric artist. Barichievich was born in Zagreb, Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes. Nothing is known about his early life and family aside that according to biographers he started to do menial work by the age of six and could uproot trees by age 12. During World War II, he spent time at the Bagnoli displaced persons camp. He arrived as refugee in Canada in 1945, and established himself in Montreal, Quebec. In the late 1940s, Barichievich made a name for himself with demonstrations of strength, and in 1952 he pulled a 433-tonne train 19.8 metres a feat featured in the Guinness Book of World Records. Moving forward Barichievich would tour making demonstrations of strength and wrestled professionally. In 1960, he appeared for the second time in G
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2023-09-08 at 6:50 PM UTCIn Gnome Hall, where he faught sean twist and he lost before the decaden before the state infront of preance and when blaine looked away? What did he say, and what did he say ? turn your nose and look at the guy but don't be afraid to be afraid of the fly. Sean$4 mash little conquest and special people the only the place I want to live is Bakersfield. Sharuita
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Originally posted by mashlehash In Gnome Hall, where he faught sean twist and he lost before the decaden before the state infront of preance and when blaine looked away? What did he say, and what did he say ? turn your nose and look at the guy but don't be afraid to be afraid of the fly. Sean$4 mash little conquest and special people the only the place I want to live is Bakersfield. Sharuita
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uinness Book of World Records.
Moving forward Barichievich would tour making demonstrations of strength and wrestled professionally.
In 1960, he appeared for the second time in Guinness Book of World Records by pulling four city buses loaded with passengers.
Barichievich wrestled until the late 1970s and demonstrations of strength until the 1980s.
Until his death in 2003, Barichievich became a Montreal eccentric roaming the streets selling photomontage postcards of his past exploits.
At the end of his life, his photomontages started to gain artistic recognition and are currently featured in museums exhibits.
Barichievich died in 2003 at the age of 77 of a heart attack while in a grocery store in Montreal. -
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2023-09-08 at 8:03 PM UTCWhat do you mean sean twist Enjoys red paint?
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