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Rest in peace, Erle Montaigue

Started by Jacob Evans55 · Jan 28, 2011 · 👁 4 views · 7 replies

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Jacob Evans55 NewcomerOP

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#1 · Jan 28, 2011

Erle Montaigue, pro wrestler, Tai Chi and BA gu master, and a true legend of martial arts, has passed away at his home in the United Kingdom.
R. I. P.

Jason Jackson9 Newcomer

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#2 · Jan 28, 2011

Jacob Evans55 said:Erle Montaigue, professional wrestler, master of Tai Chi and Ba Gua, and a true legend of Chinese martial arts, has passed away at his home in the United Kingdom.
R. I. P. R. I. P.

R. I. P. R. I. P. May he rest in peace after providing guidance to millions of people across the globe.
He certainly left his mark on history.

neonwalker25 Newcomer

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#3 · Jan 29, 2011

A true legend... sending out some love and respect...

Jamie Fowler2 Member

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joined Jan 2006

#4 · Jan 29, 2011

Man was only 60. R. I. P.

hiddensailor14 Active Member

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#5 · Jan 29, 2011

R. I. P.

placidbison20 Active Member

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#6 · Jan 29, 2011

Jamie Fowler2 said:He was only 60. R. I. P.

Honestly, it caught me off guard. He was still quite young.

Christian Gonzalez10 Newcomer

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#7 · Feb 3, 2011

R. I. P.

dustywolf52 Newcomer

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#8 · Feb 22, 2011

I honestly can't wrap my head around this. R. I. P.

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