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ATHENS, Ohio -- If you ever have uttered the words, "I went to a fight and a hockey game broke out," you are exactly the type of person who is encouraging people like Darryl Wolski. Wolski is the man behind an upcoming Pay-Per-View event called "Hockey Gladiators," an affair that takes former pro and semi-pro hockey players known more for fistcuffs than puck control and lets them beat the heck out of each other. Fans get enjoyment, and the players get a few bruises and a chance at a $100,000 prize. "The idea about Hockey Gladiators came about in a lounge after a senior hockey game five years ago," Wolski said in an e-mail interview. "Hockey highlights were on the screen and a fight was shown. The entire place went crazy."
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