According to the November 28, 1932 edition of the Oklahoman, Fischer was on the trail of Hugh Nichols, a rival claimant to the light heavyweight championship. He beat Billy Edwards in Kansas City in 1930 and was recognized by the Illinois, Missouri and California State Athletic Commissions as titleholder. In 1931, he was presented with a title belt following a match in Chicago. He stated that the National Wrestling Association was an "outlaw" organization and a "paper" organization. It had no authority to designate any wrestler a champion. Fischer agreed to wrestle anyone, including those the NWA recognized as titleholders in both the middleweight and light heavyweight divisions. Research by Tim Hornbaker |
Charles "Midget" Fischer Wrestling History |
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