Angelo Mosca, originally from Massachusetts, impacted Canadian Sport with his ‘free-spirited nature’ personality in both the CFL (Canadian Football League) and the NWA (National Wrestling Alliance). Mosca was a force in both sports, excelling and shaping his distinctive notability. Beginning in 1958 he began his career with the Hamilton Tiger-Cats turning down a 30th round draft with the NFL Philadelphia Eagles. Mosca was quickly traded within a year of playing with the Tiger-Cats, to the Ottawa Rough Riders where he won his first (of five) Grey Cup Championship. He returned to the Tiger-Cats in Hamilton in 1962 to win the Grey Cup four more times until 1972, when he retired from his football career.

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