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 Having wrestled with the likes of Dick the Bruiser, The Sheik, Verne Gagne and Pat O'Connor, Vic Orlandino likes to refer to himself as a former "punching bag for the stars." Vic started wrestling in the early '70s as Vic Eagles, but was better known as Chuck Cell to fans in the Midwest. Vic was featured in issue #39 of "Whatever Happened to ...?"
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