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Weekly Pro January 1973 Around the time that Yuzo Yamashiro defeated the brothers Kobel and Bund, who called themselves "The Orochons," after an unspeakable battle to the death, a gruesome and brutal journey continued in the Alaskan wilderness. The fierce battle between professional wrestler "Oriental Cat" Nabel and former professional boxer Yubel unfolded in the Alaskan wilderness during a harsh winter with temperatures near minus 45 degrees Celsius. Nabel emerged victorious by a narrow margin. Nabel was wounded by Yubel's devastating punch, but the damage was not severe enough to be fatal. But then—Yubel, having been sent flying by Nabel's powerful throw, failed to break his fall and was slammed hard into the frozen ground, breaking his neck and shoulder bones. In his near-death state, he entrusted everything to Nabel. "Hey Nabel... I'm leaving the rest to you. I have a Solingen hunting knife in my bag. If I die, cut off the tattoo on my back and ...

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