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This was a vanity page, with lots of unsubstantiated claims, peacock language, even family vanity material. I know a bit about wrestling, so I went to known sources, and kept verifiable information showing major wrestling achievements. Only. The National Wrestling Hall of Fame and Museum page is written like PR, so it's a limited source of info--for instance, the claims about the Guinness Book of Records claim would need to come from Guinness. If anyone has verifiable info--please edit away. Schalles was a hell of a wrestler. The tone of the article before my edit strong suggests that people close to Schalles were major contributors to it. Regards. Tapered (talk) 08:50, 4 April 2014 (UTC)[reply]
