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John Madden
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Pro Wrestling Can Learn From John Madden’s Legacy

By Dominic DeAngelo

John Madden passed away unexpectedly on December 28, three days after FOX Sports aired their All Madden documentary honoring the man who sold American pro football to the masses. The legendary commentator, coach, pitchman and unforeseen video game icon was 85. 

With him possessing so many distinctions in American pop culture, there’s plenty of fruit today’s modern pro wrestling…

Dominic DeAngelo
Dominic DeAngelo

Dominic started at WrestleZone in April of 2018.
He is a book reviewer for The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, loves Penguins hockey, Pirates baseball and the lowly New York Jets.
Dominic also hosts a weekly Pittsburgh comedy podcast with his brother called The Keystone Cast and runs a Pittsburgh-based sports & pop culture blog called The Keystone Statement.
He lived in Philadelphia for five years before setting up shop back in Pittsburgh.
Feel free to rip him on Twitter @DominicDeAngelo.

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