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Quarterback Brawl Caught on Tape

Stevie J. Stevenson Jr.
By Stevie J. Stevenson Jr.

Nearly 50 years ago Joe Kapp and Angel Mosca played football in the Canadian and NFL football leagues. Angel Mosca became a professional wrestler after his football career.

During an alumni luncheon a fight breaks out between the two of them with one of them falling to the floor after a right/left combo.

Allegedly some mixed emotions and bitterness among the two football legends. It seems as Kapp never forgave the 74-year-old Mosca for knocking his teammate Willie Fleming out of the 1963 Grey Cup game with a questionable hit. Mosca’s Hamilton Tiger-Cats went on to beat Kapp’s British Columbia Lions, 21-10.

As you’ll see in the video below one throws a hook the other swings a cane.

Whatever the reasoning behind the cage match it sure does make for a great AARP benefits commercial.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JrkEROiQsa8

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