Al Haft
American wrestler
About Al Haft
Lived 1886 – 1976 (aged 89).
Early life, family and education Haft was the son of Albert and Carrie Haft and from Buffalo, New York, He enlisted in the US Army in 1918 and received an infantry; he served for less than a year. His Buckeyes captured their first team title in 1923, with an 8–0 record. The bout was backed by the Ohio State Athletic Commission. Pesek beat Stecher and Haft’s working relationship with Kansas and Missouri territories expanded Pesek’s star power and booking potential. Haft named a racing horse of his John Pesek. Haft later owned an arena in nearby Reynoldsburg, Ohio.
Personal life Haft and his wife lived in Reynoldsburg, Ohio, in the greater Columbus metro area. He owned and raced at least one horse in the 1930s.
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Frequently asked questions
Who was Al Haft?
American wrestler
When was Al Haft born?
Al Haft was born on 13 November 1886.
When did Al Haft die?
Al Haft died on 10 November 1976.
What was Al Haft known for?
Al Haft was known for National Wrestling Alliance.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Al Haft. https://biography.guide/al-haft/
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