Birth name Cora Svonsteckik Name Cora Combs Retired 1985 Debut 1945 | Billed weight 138 lb (63 kg) Weight 63 kg Billed height 5 ft 5 in (165 cm) Height 1.65 m Movies Wrestling Women USA | |
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Born March 17, 1923Hazard, Kentucky, U.S. ( 1923-03-17 ) Ring name(s) Cora CombsLady SatanBeaulah Szestecki Died June 21, 2015, Nashville, Tennessee, United States |
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Cora Svonsteckik (March 17, 1923 – June 21, 2015), better known by her ring name as Cora Combs, was an American professional wrestler. She was the last survivor of the Billy Wolfe troupe.
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- June byers vs cora combs 1950 s wrestling from hollywood ladies women female women s
- Cora combs and buddy landel passed away erick rowan s injury
- 19491985
- Personal life and death
- Championships and accomplishments
- References

Cora combs and buddy landel passed away erick rowan s injury
1949–1985

Combs was born in 1923 in Hazard, Kentucky. Before she was a professional wrestler, Combs was a Country Music singer. In 1949, she attended a pro wrestling show headlined by Mildred Burke, then the biggest star in women's pro wrestling. Nick Gulas presented her to pro wrestler Billy Wolfe, who trained her.

Combs also wrestled her own daughter, Debbie Combs, under a mask as Lady Satan.

In 2007, Combs was inducted in the Pro Wrestling Hall of Fame.
Personal life and death

Combs had a daughter, Debbie Combs, who also was a professional wrestler.

On June 21, 2015, Combs died in Nashville at the age of 92. She had pneumonia in the week preceding her death.
Championships and accomplishments
