eeefffe	BULLDOG BOB BROWN Known by many as the franchise of Central States wrestling. Throughout his 25 year tenure in the Central States, Brown was both a heel and a babyface, but acheived his greatest fame as the consummate villian. In my opinion, Brown was the greatest heel in wrestling history. His 17 Central States Title reigns and 17 reigns as a co holder of the Tag Team Title stand as all time records. Brown died in 1997 at the age of 57.	1
		HARLEY RACE A true legend in wrestling, Race helped to define Central States Wrestling as it's greatest wrestler. His May 1973 victory over Dory Funk Jr. for the NWA World Title (THE biggest title in wrestling at that point) brought national attention to the Central States promotion. Race went on to win the NWA World Title 8 times. He is also an 8 time Central States Champion. Race currently resides in Missouri, and runs the World League Wrestling independent promotion.
		BOB GEIGEL The man responsible for Central States Wrestling. Unbeknowst to many casual fans, Geigel was the majority owner of the Central States promotion (Heart Of America Sports). Geigel was also a great wrestler in his own right in a career that spanned from the early 50s to the mid 70s. His tag team duo with Bob Brown in the mid-late 60s ( 5 Tag Title reigns) is generally recognized as the greatest tag team in Central States history. Geigel was a 6 time Central States champ, as well as a co holder of 13 Tag Team Championships. Geigel still resides in Kansas City.
		SONNY MYERS 14 time Central states Champion. Myers was the franchise of the promotion from the early 50's through the mid 60's. He won his first Central States Title in 1951, and his last in 1967. Sonny is still living in St. Joseph, Missouri and runs the indy promotion All Star Wrestling.