Professional wrestling is an industry built on big men. Since its inception, professional wrestling has marketed larger-than-life superstars to its audience of paying fans. Beyond size, wrestling has often touted culture and ethnicity as a component of its wrestling product. No matter your feelings on that, today, we are going to honor one of the most wrestling-centric cultures one could potentially think of. In honor of Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month, we here at Pro Wrestling Post are going to take a look back at one of wrestling’s most underrated members of The Anoa’i Family. Let’s take a look at the life and career of “The Samoan Bulldozer” Umaga.
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