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Zealand retired professional wrestler,
better known by his ring name, Tony
Garea. He is best
known for his
appearances in the
United States with the World...
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Garea is a surname.
Notable people with the
surname include: John
Garea (born 1949), New
Zealand professional wrestler Tony
Garea (born 1946), New Zealand...
- John "Johnny"
Garea (born 1949) is a semi-retired New
Zealand professional wrestler,
known by his ring name
Johnny Garcia, who
competed in
Steve Rickard's...
- They lost the
championship to Tony
Garea and
Haystacks Calhoun on May 30, 1973. They
continued to feud with
Garea and
Calhoun for the
titles before defeating...
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Garea (Ancient Gr****: Γαρεᾶ), also
known as
Gareatae or
Gareatai (Γαρεᾶται), was a
village in
ancient Arcadia, in the
territory of Tegea, and one of the...
- Pennsylvania, at a
House show. They lost the
belts to
Haystacks Calhoun and Tony
Garea on May 30, 1973,
again at a
Hamburg house show, but
regained them on September...
-
defeating Tony
Garea and Rene
Goulet in the
finals of a tournament.
Their second reign lasted until November 8, 1980, when they lost to
Garea and Rick Martel...
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Galeya (
Garea) is a
dialectically diverse Austronesian language spoken in the D'Entrecasteaux
Islands of
Papua New Guinea.
Galeya at
Ethnologue (18th...
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Federation (WWF) in July 1980. That fall, he
formed a tag team with Tony
Garea. On
November 8, they
defeated The Wild
Samoans to
capture the WWF Tag Team...
- but then apologized. Eventually, MVP
attacked Butch and
Garea with the microphone.
Butch and
Garea recovered and
fought off MVP, then
celebrated with the...
