Year: 1937
Runtime: 19 mins
Language: English
Director: Jack White
The Stooges are hired to train the champion wrestler Bustoff after the big‑time promoter bets heavily on his victory. When they mistakenly knock Bustoff unconscious, Curly steps in, disguising himself as the champion for the bout. The fight goes badly until Curly catches the scent of a lady’s “Wild Hyacinth” perfume ringside, goes berserk, and knocks out his opponent—and half the crowd.
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