Cleveland's Arm Wrestling Club Is Booming in Berea
What started with five guys at the Berea Recreation Center is now one of Northeast Ohio's most established arm wrestling clubs.
by Alissa Bica Raines
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What started with five guys at the Berea Recreation Center is now one of Northeast Ohio's most established arm wrestling clubs.
by Alissa Bica Raines
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by Vince Guerrieri
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by Vince Guerrieri, Dillon Stewart
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