A suggestion: find a way to book leg breaker Rousimar Palhares against Pudzianowski.
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He'd start in a high stance, side kick then use a leg breaker to stagger the opponent.
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Another was called the "quiebrapatas," or the "leg-breaker," because it maimed rather than killed its victim.
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He does, indeed, appear to be Japheth Dury, the abused preacher's son turned predatory census-taker and part-time leg-breaker for a local bookie.
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He exuded crookedness but not danger — the kind of leg breaker who signed the cast — and my father used to visit him and drink coffee at the counter.
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The one-time boxing talent would drive around the strip in his pink Cadillac, dealing drugs, womanizing, and working for the crime syndicates he'd known since his youth as a leg breaker.
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In his heart of hearts, he wanted to be like his friend Joe Lewis, but because he could barely read and he spoke like he was a leg breaker, the press just turned on him.
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" > In his earlier life, Kennedy had developed a reputation as the family's > attack dog. He was a hostile cross-examiner on Joseph McCarthy's Senate > committee; a fixer and leg-breaker as JFK's campaign manager; an unforgiving > and merciless cutthroat—his father's son right down to Joseph Kennedy's > purported observation that "he hates like me." Yet Bobby Kennedy somehow > became a liberal icon, an antiwar visionary who tried to outflank Lyndon > Johnson's Great Society from the left. On Kennedy's ideological development, his brother John once remarked, "He might once have been intolerant of liberals as such because his early experience was with that high-minded, high-speaking kind who never got anything done.
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The Northwest Arkansas Times, December 11, 1983 - Page 25 Soap Beat By Connie Passalacqua Elwwood's character as Mob leg breaker, now a bad-guy-turned-good, Jazz Jackson was already established by the time Phil Morris came in to play his brother Tyrone Jackson.AV/TV Club, 29 Nov. 2011 - Interview, Phil Morris - Will HarrisThe Seguin Gazette-Enterprise, Sunday, May 4, 1986 - Page 17 Actor says grab success and don't let go By J Amis Turk The character Jazz who originally got involved with a crime syndicate so he could put younger brother Tyrone through law school,Watching Daytime Soap Operas: The Power of Pleasure, By Louise Spence - Page 110 ended up killing mobster Tony DiSalvo would end up working as an operative for PIs, Andy Richards and Paul Williams.Soap Central - Who's Who in Genoa City, Carl Williams, Brief Character History In June, 1985, along with Don Cornelius, Raymond St. Jacques, Bo Svenson and Melba Moore, he was a presenter at the Ninth Annual BRE awards.
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On 4 June 2010 he signed for League One side Leyton Orient, signing a two–year contract for the side. Upon joining the club, he was given a number 8 shirt ahead of the new season and also became Leyton Orient's Captain, succeeding Stephen Purches. Dawson made his Leyton Orient debut, starting the whole game, in a 2–1 defeat to Yeovil Town in the opening game of the season. Since making his debut, he established himself in the starting eleven and played in every matches from the beginning until he suffered a groin injury, resulting him being on the substitute bench to heal his injury and eventually his illness. However, during 3–0 win over Bristol Rovers, in which he set up one of the goals, Dawson received a horror tackle from Carl Regan, resulted him being substituted, which he described it as "a leg-breaker." Dawson scored his first goal for the O's on his return in their 2–1 win against Tranmere Rovers on 11 December 2010.
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