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Houston Wrestling
Houston Wrestling is a now-defunct professional wrestling promotion that ran from the mid 1920s through 1987. Originally run by the Sigel family, it reached its highest point of popularity during its run under Paul Boesch.
==History==
Houston's wrestling legacy began shortly before World War I, with shows being held at irregular intervals from 1915 till 1923. Inspired by this, promoter Julius Sigel started Houston's City Auditorum (which has long since been torn down). Following the creation of this historic building, wrestlers began showing up in Houston on a regular basis to perform in weekly Friday night shows.
In 1929, Sigel left to promote shows in New Orleans and Shreveport, Louisiana, leaving the promotion to his brother, Morris Sigel. Morris was not well versed in the wrestling business, but guided the promotion though strong business sense and surrounding himself with people capable of running wrestling shows without his help. During this time, a wrestler from Brooklyn, New York named Paul Boesch was on the wrestling scene, who would ultimately be one of Morris Sigel's main men.
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