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| '''Angelo Mosca''' (b. ], ]) was a ] player between ] and ] with the ], but he was better known for his ] career. Born in ], he was known by various wrestling names, including "King Kong" and "The Might Hercules". Mosca has a son, ], who also wrestled. | '''Angelo Mosca''' (b. ], ]) was a ] player between ] and ] with the ], but he was better known for his ] career. Born in ], he was known by various wrestling names, including "King Kong" and "The Might Hercules". Mosca has a son, ], who also wrestled. | ||
| Following his retirement, Mosca had a short run as a broadcaster for the ] (WWF). He would leave the broadcast booth to manage his son's career. | Following his retirement, Mosca had a short run as a broadcaster for the ] (WWF). He would leave the broadcast booth to manage his son's career. | ||
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Angelo Mosca (b. March 13, 1938) was a Canadian Football League player between 1958 and 1972 with the Hamilton Tiger-Cats, but he was better known for his professional wrestling career. Born in Waltham, Massachusetts, he was known by various wrestling names, including "King Kong" and "The Might Hercules". Mosca has a son, Angelo Jr., who also wrestled.
Following his retirement, Mosca had a short run as a broadcaster for the World Wrestling Federation (WWF). He would leave the broadcast booth to manage his son's career.
Titles and accomplishments
- 5-Time NWA Canadian Heavyweight Champion (Toronto version)
- 2-Time NWA Mid Atlantic Television Champion
- 1-Time NWA Georgia Heavyweight Champion
- 1-Time NWA United States Heavyweight Champion (San Francisco version)
- 1-Time NWA Florida Southern Heavyweight Champion
- 1-Time NWA Tri State Brass Knuckles Champion
- 1-Time NWA Florida Global Tag Team Champion (with Bobby Duncum)
- 1-Time NWA Bahamas Heavyweight Champion
- 1-Time WWC Caribbean Heavyweight Champion
- PWI ranked him # 305 of the 500 best singles wrestlers during the "PWI Years" in 2003.
Wrestling Observer Newsletter
- 1984 Worst Television Announcer