SOUTH MILWAUKEE, Wis. - Reggie Lisowski, better known as "Da Crusher," has been selected as an inductee into the Minnesota Wrestling Hall of Fame. Representatives from the Hall of Fame will announce ...
Reggie “the Crusher” Lisowski, 79, a professional wrestler whose blue-collar bona fides made him beloved among working class fans for 40 years, died of a brain tumor October 22 in Milwaukee. A 6-foot, ...
The group leading the effort to put a life-size bronze memorial statue of legendary professional wrestler Reggie "'The Crusher" Lisowski in South Milwaukee will host a fundraising event Thursday night ...
Some may be feeling crushed that South Milwaukee’s Crusherfest is canceled for 2024. But this announcement follows a trend for the festival that was unplanned at first but is now official going ...
South Milwaukee native Reggie “Da Crusher” Lisowski will be inducted into the Minnesota Wrestling Hall of Fame. The full induction announcement is scheduled for 2:30 p.m. Oct. 9 during a ceremony at ...
GoFundMe page looking to build life-size bronze statue of South Milwaukee pro-wrestler 'The Crusher'
SOUTH MILWAUKEE - He may have been known as “The Man That Made Milwaukee Famous,” but Reggie “The Crusher” Lisowski was actually from South Milwaukee and may soon be honored there with a statue. "How ...
The Crusher bought himself a Jack in the Box windup toy and brought it with him for TV interviews promoting upcoming AWA wrestling cards. He would sing "Pop Goes the Weasel'' until it popped out of ...
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