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I agree to many fights and fighters to go unbeaten.
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Originally Posted by Flyer_Frank
Shmyr played quite a few years in the WHA and was well into his 30s by the time he went back to the NHL. The WHA became a real fighting league from 74-75 on. I'd be willing to bet a dollar that the fight per game average was a good bit higher than the NHL's during those years. I don't think anybody went undefeated.
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I'm sure there were alot of "muggings" considering the number of bench clearers that occured and the shear number of fights. There seems to be alot written on the Carlson/Fotiu fight. Many comments coming that Carlson had bloodied him and suckered him as well. According to many, he was considered the toughest dude in the WHA.
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