Aloysius Martin Thesz (April 24, 1916 – April 28, 2002), known by the ring name Lou Thesz, was an American professional wrestler and wrestling coach.

路·塞茲 （英語： Lou Thesz，1916年4月24日—2002年4月28日），本名 阿洛伊修斯·馬丁·路·塞茲 （Aloysius Martin "Lou" Thesz），是美國 職業摔角手。 曾奪得6次世界重量級冠軍，包括3次 NWA世界重量級冠軍 （英语：NWA World Heavyweight Championship）。

Thesz won the NWA world title from Everett Marshall in 1937 in St. Louis, at the age of 21 and held the title on six occasions for a total of 13 years, longer than any other wrestler in NWA history. For nearly four decades, Lou Thesz was one …

2002年5月8日 · Lou Thesz, the most celebrated professional wrestler of the mid-20th century and one of the last who relied on physical skills rather than show business gimmicks, died on April 28 in a hospital...

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Aloysius Martin Thesz (April 24, 1916 – April 28, 2002), better known under the ring name Lou Thesz, was an American professional wrestler. He holds legendary status in pro wrestling for his innovative wrestling techniques, as well as for his unification of numerous versions of the World Heavyweight Championship into one title.

Lou Thesz was the one professional wrestler who gave the National Wrestling Alliance credibility during its growing years, adding to the organization's credibility, and strengthening

Lou Thesz. Actor: Roddy Piper's Greatest Hits. Lou Thesz is one of wrestling's living legends. Thesz started wrestling in the 1930s, and from the 1930s to the 1960s, he was one of the most dominant figures in the business.

A good-looking, lithe man at 6-2, 225-pounds, Thesz began wrestling in St. Louis and was first named world champion at age 21. He regularly fulfilled between 200 and 250 wrestling dates per year and performed all over the world, according to his official Web site.

2019年12月3日 · A legitimate World champion who defended his title in countries across the globe, Thesz had his first Japanese match in 1957, battling to a one-hour draw with the Japanese wrestling God, Rikidozan. From that point forward, the Japanese public revered Thesz, rightfully so, as a true living legend of the squared circle.