Just recently in

in WWE, the Fiend battled Seth Rollins in a match that according to

W. W. W.'s tagline could not be stopped for any reason.

This meant that Rollins and Wyatt could end up fighting for hours

before a winner was determined.

I mean it didn't get that far.

They've been polished off Rollins in about 20 minutes.

But imagine, if you will will a rivalry that was so

intense that neither man yielded for an hour. That's a long time isn't it? What about

two hours? How about four hours? What if I told you that in the history books there exists a wrestling competition

that saw two men with a burning personal and professional rivalry compete for seven hours.

Get comfy, you're in for a long one here.

Introducing first, fighting out of Delphi, Indiana, USA, weighing 165 pounds.

He is the Wonder of the West, Clarence Whistler!

And his opponents from Allegheny County, New York,

weighing 200 pounds, the solid man, William Muldoon.

There's a lot that differentiates our protagonists in this week's episode of wrestling curiosities.

I'll start with the obvious, four years and 524 miles.

May 25, 1852 was a calm spring morning in Allegheny County, New York when William Muldoon was born.

Raised by Irish immigrant parents on the family farm,

Will was strong beyond his years, showing a real knack at the age of 12

for strength-based sports like weightlifting and caber tossing. At the end of his

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