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01:56Este hombre es un poderoso, Ludvig Borga.
02:08En el mes de 1993, los fans de la historia de Ludvig Borga,
02:14un arrogrado nuevo villano de Finlandia.
02:17¡Mira, este hombre es un tupido!
02:21The foreign heel in professional wrestling has been a stand-by since the turn of the 20th century.
02:28They were exotic, they were mysterious, they were not like us.
02:31You ain't from around here, are you, boy?
02:35I'm Jim Cornette, and I was working for the WWF when Tony Holm, a.k.a. Ludvig Borga,
02:41made his brief but spectacular run.
02:44The fans could take their animosity out by booing the anti-American.
02:49Maybe you sang that Russian national anthem just one time too many.
02:53Vince McMahon loved the foreign heel concept so much
02:58that if we didn't have a problem with a country, he would figure one out.
03:03From Helsinki, Ludvig Borga!
03:08So suddenly, you get this guy named Ludvig Borga from Finland,
03:14and because he had an accent, that was close enough for Vince McMahon.
03:18And I can do something with this guy.
03:20USA stand for it, my continent.
03:23You stink a lot!
03:27He was going to get a great push because it was easy to position him as a villain.
03:32I'm Jim Ross, and I was an on-air talent in 1993 for the WWE.
03:37One way you get a villain notice is you have him break a streak, and Tatanka had a winning streak.
03:45Tatanka wins the 40th!
03:47Being the Native American, representing America, the fans just connected right to me.
03:55I'm Tatanka, an official legend of WWE.
03:58I was running on an undefeated streak for two years.
04:03Tatanka with a closer!
04:05When the office came to me, they said,
04:07we're really looking to do something big with Ludvig Borga.
04:12Locking up now, Ludvig Borga.
04:14In our business, it's called rubbing.
04:17Oh, wow!
04:18You get out there and you rub shoulders with Hulk Hogan,
04:21that stardom rubs off on you.
04:24He's reaching over the top rope to the outside, I can't believe that!
04:27Ludvig had a tremendous opportunity.
04:30Oh, no! Did you hear that?
04:32The best thing for you to do is sell it, and he wanted me to sell it.
04:36So Ludvig threw me in the ring and then pinned me with one finger.
04:40Look at this!
04:40It's finger on Tatanka's chest!
04:42I can't believe that!
04:43You're right away from a win streak!
04:45They don't be on any one finger!
04:47By beating me, it instantly puts Ludvig right at the top of the ladder.
04:52Now, in hindsight, knowing what we know now,
04:55do you still think that he was the right guy to end your show?
04:58Now, looking at it, no.
05:03The power of that WWF TV is tremendous.
05:08Having a fan base that buys your action figures and sells them out.
05:13But remember, we're on there with 300 days a year.
05:16So you're in the locker room a lot.
05:18You know, they want guys who are going to be in there friendly with everybody,
05:21because now you can do business together.
05:24But Ludvig was never that guy.
05:27Not that the guys had anything against him.
05:29He just never allowed the guys to get close to him.
05:32Let's put it that way.
05:33And then, when we finally realized he had the S.S. tattoo on his calf,
05:48things started going downhill from there.
05:50For the kids out there who weren't around,
05:54the S.S. was Hitler's private army
05:58that committed many of the atrocities at Hitler's behest in Nazi Germany.
06:03You can't show something like that on television in 1990-something in America.
06:09So they said, cover that shit up.
06:12One of the boys, if they would have seen that,
06:14I guarantee you someone would have said something.
06:17So, obviously, it was kept undercover.
06:19We made a mistake in hiring him.
06:23He slipped by us.
06:25Tremendous strength and agility.
06:27It wasn't done on purpose.
06:31Ludvig Barger in complete control.
06:33We just didn't do a good job of vetting him.
06:36You can imagine how some of the Jewish talents in the locker room reacted to him.
06:40It's not right to impose upon them such negativity.
06:44We needed to get rid of him.
06:45The fact that he had it to begin with indicated that probably something was going on up there
06:51that maybe we didn't want to delve into much deeper.
06:54Drop it! Come on, Ralph!
06:58Tony Holme's childhood was defined by bitterness, brawls, and resentment.
07:04One thing to know about Tony is that he came from a broken home.
07:08His parents divorced when Tony was just two years old.
07:13His father had a problem with alcohol, and it seems like his mother did too.
07:19I'm Mikko Marttinen, a journalist and a writer of Tony Holme's biography.
07:23The other important thing to know about Tony is that he kind of struggled between two language communities.
07:32His mother was originally a Swedish speaker and decided to put the boys into a Swedish-speaking school.
07:41This made Tony feel like an outsider from very early on in his life.
07:47When we were in Swedish-speaking school, he had been in Swedish-speaking school.
08:17Me elegí mucho más alcohólico mujer que nosotros.
08:20Luego me dejé 14 o 15 años de casa.
08:24¡Toni cambió a mí, mirá mi casa!
08:29Me dejó más nerviosa, y él empezó a la pinta.
08:32Y me dejó más.
08:36Él se quedó por respeto.
08:38Él se sentía, que se quedó en la pinta por su pobreza.
08:43Years before he ever stepped into a wrestling ring
08:48Tony constructed a new
08:50ultra-masculine persona for himself
08:52which he referred to as
08:54The Viking
08:55As soon as Tony stepped out to the street
08:58he became the Viking
09:00He had the word Viking
09:06with a helmet tattooed on his arm
09:08He started to talk tough
09:11Rob to be Paul
09:13and getting into street fights
09:16In the newspaper archives I found a very old item
09:22It says that two karate guys were just beating up everybody in a bar
09:28It turns out those karate guys were
09:31Tony and his best friend Krister
09:34Tony was fascinated with movies
09:42One movie that really made an influence on him was Taxi Driver
09:46Maybe Tony saw him as the same kind of outsider as Robert De Niro
09:51And when he saw that movie
09:53He decided that he will move to the United States someday
09:58In 1986 Tony heads to Los Angeles searching for fame, fortune, and a new direction
10:06He wanted people to like him
10:07People like you because you're famous
10:09And I think that was a shield for a lot of insecurities that he had
10:16My name is Dee Dee and I was once married to Tony Hollomay
10:21Size wise and personality wise Tony was larger than life
10:27I fell in love with him pretty quickly
10:29When we got married he wanted the music to be God Bless America
10:36He wanted to be famous in America
10:39He wanted to be a movie star in America
10:42And he heard about Gold's Gym in Venice Beach
10:45He attempted to be a bodybuilder but he just didn't have the shape of a bodybuilder
10:50He had a big belly
10:51He was a big guy everywhere
10:54It became almost like an obsession for him
10:58To be as big as possible
11:00And steroids helped
11:02He had a shoebox
11:05And it had steroids from Russia
11:08It was clearly nefarious
11:12I'll never forget one of the packages
11:15Was for horses
11:18His ambitions were to be a star
11:22Whatever way that came to him
11:24He got some small roles for Little Caesars
11:27Tip
11:28He was in an S1 ad
11:30In some beer commercials
11:31Get back to work
11:33And eventually some small roles on TV as well
11:37No one argues with Curly
11:43Hanging in the Gold's Gym
11:45A lot of people told him that you should go into wrestling
11:47You could really earn some money with this
11:49And they got Tony interested
11:51He did some wrestling shows with Herb Abrams
11:55UWF
11:56He had a costume made
12:01And it was Tony as the Viking
12:03I told you I'm gonna hurt every pencil neck
12:06Every pipsqueak who steps in my way
12:08There's only one way they're gonna leave the ring
12:10It's on the stretcher
12:11Hurt
12:12I think UWF should start to sell life insurance too
12:15It was silly, it was very silly
12:18Japan was probably his first big wrestling shows that he did
12:23Tony told everybody that he was a successful boxer in Finland
12:28None of this was true
12:29He had never had a boxing fight in Finland
12:31But New Japan made his gimmick about that
12:33Tony Holm had become a star in wrestling in Japan
12:45Where they liked big guys, giant monsters battling it out
12:49King Kong and Godzilla
12:53The Japanese wrestling circuit is really tough
12:56It was very punishing for the wrestler's body
12:59And Tony was very candid about starting to use strong painkillers
13:04During his time in Japan
13:06It really became a habit for him
13:08Somewhere along the lines
13:11Tony's opportunities in Japan
13:13Started to dwindle a little bit
13:15His attitude was not great
13:17When I met Tony
13:19The way that he spoke to you
13:21Made you understand that
13:23He really held himself to be somebody
13:26But you have to know who else is in the room
13:30My name is Michael Magellati
13:32Alias The Rebel Starbuck
13:34I'm the pioneer of Finnish professional wrestling
13:37Tony would wrestle tags
13:40Alongside guys like Scott Norton
13:42Against the Japanese contingents
13:44From what I've heard
13:45Tony Holm may rub some people the wrong way
13:48Ethnically
13:49He had sympathies towards the white brotherhood
13:53He had a lot of friends who were skinheads
13:56And whatever else
13:57The wrong thing came out of his mouth
14:00And a fight broke out between Scott Norton
14:02And Tony Holm at the bar
14:04I think that enough was enough
14:07And now it was judgement day
14:09Tony had a very famous incident with Scott Norton
14:20An American wrestler
14:22Some people say that Tony kind of sacrifice Scott Norton
14:25Then again, Scott Norton says that he cleaned Tony Holm may's clock
14:30This was a problem from New Japan
14:32Two of their foreign stars were not getting along
14:36And that was the end of Tony in Japan
14:51With Tony back in California
14:55His wife rethinks their three year marriage
14:58There were a lot of things going on at the time that I overlooked
15:02But it wasn't until he cheated on me that I knew what kind of person I was married to
15:12As much as I didn't want to be with him anymore, you know, I still loved him
15:18And at the point that I decided I needed to divorce him
15:23He got very emotional
15:25And oh my god, I'm so sorry I did this to you
15:28And I'm gonna take my truck and drive off the pier
15:31And I just said I can't do this anymore
15:33I woke up to a lot of things that he lied about
15:40But I never imagined that he would turn into the person he turned into
15:46As soon as we split up, that's when he became Ludwig Borga
15:51We're back ladies and gentlemen
15:55In 1993, Tony joins the World Wrestling Federation
16:02As a main event villain
16:04But his run with the company lasts less than a year
16:07After they gave him that push of defeating me
16:10They were building him up for Lex Luger
16:13But the fans never got behind it
16:16They were giving him all the vignettes and all those interviews
16:21And bringing him into TV
16:23But his interviews were just like
16:25Blah
16:26This time it's gonna be hard and tough
16:29Am I gonna finish this American so-called hero once and for all?
16:35Sometimes he's speaking Finnish to the cameras
16:38He says things like
16:41Which is Finnish for like
16:43I'll rip your ass off or something like that
16:46You heard that, didn't you?
16:48Whatever you say
16:49Most people in the US don't even know where Finland resides on the world map
16:53So why should anybody feel threatened by who you are?
16:56American stinks
16:58Lex Luger stinks
17:00So Americans choke on this
17:05He lacked the ability to connect with the audience
17:09The nuances of being a pro wrestler he did not possess
17:13And then we saw the SS tattoos on his calf
17:16And understood his philosophies
17:19That were not very healthy
17:23How do you justify it?
17:25How do you justify an SS tattoo
17:27Based on what that stood for
17:29And still to this day?
17:31I think the reason he got the tattoo on his leg
17:34Was because he got attention for being fascinated by the Nazi thing
17:39I remember he spent some time in Russia
17:44And he came back with all kinds of military memorabilia
17:49That was used by I guess Nazis or I don't know
17:54But one of the things was this creamer pitcher
17:58And on the bottom it had a swastika on it
18:01And it was dated like 1941
18:04And I had used it as a flower pot in our house
18:08I didn't know that they were Nazi material
18:11I was just a young naive person
18:14I didn't know shit from Shinol at that age
18:17But why would somebody get an exit only tattoo on their rear end?
18:26Why?
18:27What the f*** would propel a man
18:32To tattoo exit only above his asshole
18:36Especially when you're the size he is and look like that
18:40Do you really need to have written instructions for people not to f*** you in the ass?
18:45Does there have to be a written warning?
18:47What the f*** is going on with that?
18:49And who are you making that statement to when you're walking down the street?
18:53You're so anti-homosexual that you have exit only tattooed above your asshole
18:58Who's gonna know?
18:59Ah, don't f*** him in the ass
19:07While wrestling at Madison Square Garden
19:10Tony injures his ankle in a match
19:13With Tony being injured
19:16He was unceremoniously dropped
19:18And I don't know if any of the audience really missed him either
19:22Whatever the reason became
19:27Was good to get rid of him
19:30I'm glad he did get hired on my watch
19:33And he pretty much self-destructed once he left WWE
19:40So if WWE is no longer an option
19:42Where do you go from here?
19:44So Tony is looking for work
19:47And he gets signed to fight in UFC
19:51And now he tries to make the transition to the UFC
19:54And Tony doesn't take the training very seriously
19:57First I turn to hit him as hard as I can
19:59If I miss that one
20:00I rip his arms off the socket
20:02So his legs off the socket
20:03So...
20:04His opponents ends up being Randy Couture
20:06Who will become a legend of the sport
20:09Two first timers to the UFC
20:12Let's get it on!
20:13And we're looking at a big size difference here
20:15Oh!
20:16Quick!
20:17Prior to the fight he had said
20:18I will never tap out
20:20I would rather get out of there dead
20:22But, you know, as soon as the choke is on
20:25Big Max!
20:26And he's out!
20:28Very quick!
20:29He ends up losing in one minute
20:31That's the end of his MMA career
20:36Tony went back to LA
20:38He was getting married again
20:40This time with a Finnish woman
20:41The police came and raided their house
20:43The SWAT team
20:46And guns
20:47And bulletproof vests
20:48And shields
20:49Tony was charged with trafficking control substances
20:57Which were steroids
20:58And possession of a legal firearm
21:01An Uzi
21:02When we were together
21:04Tony liked to shoot guns
21:06Because they gave him power
21:08Or
21:09I never imagined
21:11That he would become a guy
21:13That got in trouble with guns
21:15And they told me
21:16That was a shark tank
21:18That was a shark tank
21:20LA county jail
21:21And it was cold
21:23It was cold
21:24As it was
21:25And there was a friend
21:26There was a friend
21:27There was a friend
21:28And the friend
21:29And he said
21:30Look!
21:31Ludwig Borga
21:32Not the sense innocent
21:34Not the sense innocent
21:35The laws were very clear
21:37If you had been convicted of a firearm felony in the United States
21:41You should be deported
21:42And that's what they did
21:43And he could never go back to the United States again
21:47He went back to Finland
21:49To chase the big and famous dream
21:59Tony's quest for fame in America is cut short
22:02Forcing him back to Finland to pursue his dream once more
22:06I think it was a really hard blow for Tony to be forced to leave the United States
22:13He wants to be famous
22:14He's a showman
22:15So he's ready to try everything
22:18He was the Finnish heavyweight professional boxing champion
22:22And all of us kids loved his character
22:25In the Finnish version of the TV show Gladiators
22:29So everything did in the world
22:32Gladiators
22:34And his role was Holy Viking
22:35Hello, my name is Marianne
22:36I know the first time I was napping the song
22:42And ens tiling Gladiators in Helsinki
22:46And we were training with him
22:48He was element
22:51The man ở Vuln down these這種 son
22:53The one was the strongest
22:55The one who he wanted to be
22:56The one who he wanted to admire
22:57The one was on his electoral
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23:03Y entonces, Toni tiene su segmento en su fin de talk show,
23:06donde se grabó un solo.
23:08¡HUHA!
23:09Donde se, en un muy cómico de forma,
23:11brasa sobre cuánto hombre es.
23:13¡Polttoláneena on raaca testosteroni!
23:16Se vendrá muy bien,
23:18y eventualmente se grabó un todo record.
23:21¡Víkingis!
23:23¡Rautamuori!
23:24¡See hengés!
23:26At this point, Toni Halme es uno de los más famosos en Finland, en fact.
23:30Todo Toni toucha, ¡es un gozo!
23:32¡Guy vikingti!
23:35Para los finnistas,
23:37él realmente fue superhíble.
23:39Él logró algo.
23:41Él fue en Hollywood.
23:43Él fue a hacer Die Hard 3.
23:45¡Jesu, no abrirlo!
23:46¡Es un bomba!
23:47Aunque fue un lado,
23:48él fue un goón.
23:49Eso rompió el barrio
23:51en cuanto a tener Toni Halme
23:52a su nombre.
23:53Él aprendió en wrestling
23:57cómo sell su personaje.
23:58Él decidió escribir una autobiografía,
24:02casi como una política manifesto.
24:05Es una historia historia
24:07con mucha violencia,
24:09mucha sexo,
24:10pero mucho es
24:12hecho y emballado.
24:14Muchos historios son ofensivos
24:18a muchos.
24:19Él usó la n-word mucho.
24:21Él es muy tradicional
24:23cuando se trata de los roles
24:24de hombres y mujeres.
24:25Hay mucha gente,
24:26que le hagan a él.
24:27Pero hay un gran segmento
24:30de la finnista población
24:31que le hagan a él.
24:33La polarización infamia
24:35atrae a finnistas
24:36powerbrokeras
24:37que se encuentran
24:38en su naturaleza
24:39carisma
24:40y que le hagan a él.
24:42Jotkut
24:56y en realidad.
24:57Mi empresa comenzó a desarrollar el crecimiento de proteínos de los hombres.
25:03Nosotros necesitamos encontrar a propiedad que se convirtió a propiedad.
25:10El pensamiento de la política de la política fue como un viz.
25:15Cuando pensamos, ¿qué propiedad de la propiedad de la propiedad?
25:19El propiedad de la propiedad de la propiedad de la propiedad de la propiedad de la propiedad de la propiedad de la propiedad de la propiedad.
25:27He estuvo muy a tupe damit, quien fue al comprend
25:38Tocionista de la propiedad de la propiedad de la propiedad de la propiedad de Hoojnais.
25:42También, cuando ven al podien, lepiste el creador.
25:47Cuando ven, la por red
25:52Pero, ¿no?
25:54en su carrera política es, creo que es un tema de timing.
26:00Durante ese tiempo, Finlandia cambió en un número de formas.
26:05La guerra se acabó, se juntó la Unión Europea, la inmigración se empezó a crecer.
26:10Y esto coincidió con una economía de recesión.
26:14Como pueden decir, muchos de los inmigrantes se convirtió en los problemas que la gente ha tenido.
26:19Creo que muchos de los Finos se enamoraron de ser Finos.
26:26Así que cuando te pones de la identidad nacional, muchas personas se ven como un peligro.
26:32Así que es por eso que creo que él se volvió.
26:34Vamos a cuidar de nosotros mismos antes de tomar de nosotros.
26:37No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, ni siquiera.
26:41Y él tenía carisma, especialmente para el finos, para el finos, para el finos.
26:44Los entendieron.
26:45El último equivalente a Tony Halmi as a politician es Donald Trump.
26:51Los sentimientos que evocan a sus audiencias son mucho más importantes que los factores.
26:57Si miras en eso, hay tantos paralelos en pro-wrestling y en política.
27:02Es todo en cuanto a manipular las emociones.
27:06Tony dijo lo que pensó, y no tenía ningún lugar para el correctismo.
27:11Como me dicen, tengo homofobia.
27:12No me da ni una niña.
27:13No me da niña.
27:14No me da niña.
27:16No me da niña, si los que dijo eran reales o no.
27:18¿No le dijo, que Tarja Halonen era el presidente?
27:20¿No le dijo, que él era el lesbian?
27:21Tony antoi se haastattelu ja sitten, että mä kysyin häneltä, että mihin sä annoit ton haastattelu?
27:28Tony sanoi, että no se oli joku radiokadava, mutta kai ennen se leikkaa pois, että no se oli suora lähetys.
27:35Kaduttaako sinua?
27:36En edelleenkään.
27:38Mähän sanoinkin, että mua kaduttaa se, että enintään se, että monet Suomen naiset siitä otti itseensä.
27:43He talks about immigration in a way that is actually extremely offensive and racist.
27:51Rikostilastot rumennavat samaa tahtia kuin ulkomaalaisten määräkäs maassamme kasvaa.
27:57Eli että kun hän huomasi, että ne vähän rasistiset vitsit uppoavat siihen hänen yleisönsä, niin hän ajatteli, että no vedetään.
28:07Mutta hänellä taas oli bingo pango ja apu bapu, jotain tällaisia.
28:12Mikä on halventava?
28:15Silloin mä voin ehkä joskus käännistää, että mä en muista mikä sen paviennin nimi, joka haastatteli mut.
28:19Se on mun tapa, mutta edelleenkin mä uskon tähän demokratiaan ja en mä suutani siivo,
28:24koska ihmiset äänestivät Toni Viikinki-Halmaa.
28:28Kusteli toimittajat, keskustelivat, että pitäisikö Toniista kirjoittaa ollenkaan mitään.
28:32Pitäisikö se vaijeta kokonaan, että onko se vaarallinen henkilö suomalaiselle yhteiskunnalle.
28:38Voiko häntä päästä televisioon ollenkaan.
28:42Että onko nämä liian radikaaleja nämä mielipiteet.
28:45Sitten se vaalipäivänä näkyy, että kehen ihmiset luottaa.
28:49Ehkä yksi vierasuurimpi ääniharava yllätys oli Toni Halme, joka Helsingissä valittiin perussuomalaisten listoilta eduskuntaan.
29:00Kaikki meni hyvin kunnes sitten Toni valitti eduskuntaan.
29:04Sitä alkoi alamäki.
29:05Sitä alkoi alamäki.
29:35Tämä on suurempi yllätys kuin suomalaisille suomalaisille, jotka ei mua äänstänyt.
29:40If you had said in the locker room at the time, see that guy over there, he's going to be elected to political office.
29:48You'd have said, somebody needs to treat this guy.
29:51If you'd have said he's going to be a nationalist right-wing lunatic, I'd have said, okay, I'll buy that.
29:56But politician, I wouldn't have got that far.
29:58Now in office, Toni eskalates his divisive rhetoric.
30:02Greg.
30:03Greg.
30:04Sinä olet itse sillä kannalla, että tuomioita pitäisi kovin käydä.
30:08Miksi?
30:09Koska en ole miestakaan kädättömänä raiskaa naisa.
30:13Me tietenkin ympärillä, jotka oltiin, niin oltiin sillä tavalla, että Toni, että voitko vähän rauhoittua, että tämä on vähän niin kuin noloa.
30:20Mutta ei mitään, Toni.
30:22Ei häntä pystynyt pidättelemään.
30:24Toni oli sellainen mies, joka sanoi ne asiat, mitä monet miettii.
30:30A lot of people hold Tony Hallmey to be a...
30:42I guess a white supremacist would be the correct term.
30:44A lot of people hold a lot of people hold a lot of people.
31:14A lot of people hold a lot of people hold a lot of people.
31:44At this point, he had already developed a serious alcoholism problem on top of his drug addiction.
32:03A lot of people hold a lot of people hold a lot of people hold a lot of people.
32:10A lot of people hold a lot of people hold a lot of people hold a lot of people.
32:20A lot of people hold a lot of people hold a lot of people hold a lot of people.
32:27A lot of people hold a lot of people hold a lot of people.
32:34A lot of people hold a lot of people.
32:39y sehän on pakko päästää irti siinä kohtaa kun olin kesäkuun alussa irtisanoidun ja lähdin sitten
32:47ja sitten sitten tapahtui nämä kaikki ikävät käänteet
32:54Tony had promised to have a exhibition match against his old friend and sparring partner
33:03the fight became quite brutal especially for Tony who really got a beating in the fight
33:11after the fight Tony starts drinking he goes to Tampere where he has some friends
33:18keeps on drinking after about two weeks of this binge he finally returns home to his wife
33:27they develop an argument the wife says we are true I've had enough of your drinking
33:33Tony grabs a handful of medicine swallows them the wife of course wants to call the 911
33:42at some point Tony gets hold of a gun the wife tries to grab the gun away from Tony and during
33:51the struggle the gun goes off to this day we're not sure whose finger was on the trigger but the wife
34:08flees the apartment calls 911 she goes back inside the apartment and she finds that Tony is unconscious
34:15he has swallowed some of his own puke and doesn't really show any signs of life really
34:24Kansan edustaja Tony Halmeen epäillään syyllistyneen ammuskeluun varhain tänä aamuna
34:30Poliisin mukaan kukaan ei loukkaantunut välikohtauksessa
34:33silminnäkijät kuitenkin kertovat että Halme vietiin tapahtuman jälkeen pois paikalta ambulanssilla
34:39At this point Tony is in a coma there are all kinds of infections and he has suffered from lack of oxygen so it's in a pretty critical condition
34:50Poliisi on ollut tänään yhteydessä Halmetta hoitaviin lääkäreihin joiden mukaan Halme on yhä heikossa kunnossa
34:57He really struggles for his life for the first couple of weeks
35:02Eventually they managed to revive him
35:05But by this point it's clear that he has suffered some serious brain damage
35:11He can only talk like one word at the time
35:15And he starts this slow process of recuperating
35:19He's never back to his old colorful quick-thinking self
35:39People could see that he was not the old Tonya at all
35:44His marriage ended that made things only worse
35:48He was depressed
35:50Kansan edustaja Tony Halme saa syytteen useista eri rikoksista
35:55Jotka liittyvät kesäiseen ampumaan
35:57Eli onko aivan sama mikä tuomio tuo
35:59Jos oikeus sinut tuomitsee niin aiot erota
36:01Kyllä
36:02Sitten se alkoi tekee tuota vastaväitettä tuolle tuomarille
36:08Hän harjoitteli roolit
36:10Hän on vanginvartija
36:12S.S. Leerillä
36:14Borovossa
36:15Hän piti olla se luukeri
36:18Kyllä
36:21Kyllä
36:22Totta
36:25Tony resigns from parliament
36:27And receives a four month suspended sentence
36:30Now on disability
36:31His health struggles push him deeper into isolation
36:34Varmaan häpesi sitä, miten asiat menivät sitten
36:38Se viikinkin Imako alkoi murentua
36:43Se viikinkin Imako alkoi murentua
36:45Things were getting bleaker
36:48All the time
36:49He was seriously addicted to
36:52Penkillers
36:53He used a lot of alcohol
36:55He continued to do steroids as well
36:58But obviously they don't help you
37:00If you cannot do the training
37:02No there isn't any
37:12I'm not even that
37:13Will be a big bike
37:15Will be a big bike
37:16To ride a bike
37:17I'm not sure
37:19High bike
37:20Will be a big bike
37:22How about your bike?
37:24I'm likely
37:25Unohduksia painis, se muistin vähän, että pätkittäin.
37:30Hän kept doing these appearances in little bars around Finland,
37:35and that was the only really thing that got him out of the house at that point.
37:41Hän ei ollut enää, sai istua yksin baarin nurkassa.
37:44Kukaan ei enää mennyt juttelemaan.
37:47Muut naureskelisivat siellä pöydässä, kun mä kävin hakeessa,
37:50se istui yksi sisään kusethousussa, nurkassa.
37:55It appears that he got in debt also because of the drugs that he had to buy from the black market.
38:02Oksikontti, he maksoi viiskymmet euroa kappaleet tabletti.
38:08Niistä tulee niitä hausinaatioita tällaista.
38:11Voi yhtäkkiä alkaa ottaa ilmasta tietää.
38:18You've been to the mountaintop, and you have to come down,
38:21because there's nowhere else to go.
38:23For a lot of people, I think it's too much.
38:25You'd rather end it than become nobody again.
38:30Mä olin sitten, hänen syntymäpäivää piti viettää.
38:41Mä käyn oven takana, kun mulla oli avain sinne asuntoille.
38:45Mä soitan, ne puhelissa kuuluu sisään.
38:52Soitan, ne puhelissa kuuluu sisään.
38:54Soitan sit poliisit.
38:58Soitan, ne puhelissa kuuluu sisään.
39:00Soitan, ne puhelissa kuuluu sisään.
39:01Se oli pimeä koko osio siellä.
39:04Koko osio siellä.
39:10Mä olin huuliettua, niin nukkuu.
39:11Siis oliviko näin siellä.
39:13Mä olin huuliettua.
39:21Mä olin huuliettua.
39:22¿Qué es lo que es lo que es lo que es?
39:52¿Qué es lo que es lo que es lo que es lo que es?
40:22¿Qué es lo que es lo que es lo que es lo que es lo que es lo que es lo que es lo que es lo que es lo que es lo que es lo que es lo que es lo que es lo que es lo que es lo que es lo que es lo que es lo que es lo que es lo que es lo que es lo que es lo que es lo que es lo que es lo que es lo que es lo que es lo que es lo que es lo que es lo que es lo que es lo que es lo que es lo que es lo que es lo que es lo que es lo que es lo que es lo que es lo que es lo que es lo que es lo que es lo que es lo que es lo que es lo que es lo que es lo que es lo que es lo que es lo que es lo que es lo que es lo que es lo que es lo que es lo que es lo que es lo que es lo que es lo que es lo que es lo que es lo que es lo que es lo que es lo que es lo
40:52que no se puede vahigar, que no se puede vahigar.
40:58Cuando llegamos a la justicia,
41:00lo que Toni dijo,
41:02es que él ha estado en la vida de la vida,
41:05lo que él le ha sucedió,
41:08lo que él ha hablado de la vida.
41:12En la vida de la vida de la vida,
41:14en la vida de la vida,
41:16en la vida de la vida,
41:18en la vida de la vida.
41:20Talvez la vida de la vida de la vida,
41:22y luego la vida de la vida de la vida.
41:25Si es muy seguro,
41:27que los traumas han hecho de la vida de la vida,
41:30como él es,
41:31pero si no se puede interpretar,
41:33la vida de la vida.
41:36Si el hombre hacía a la vida de la vida,
41:39por lo que él le hacía a la vida de la vida.
41:41Si el hombre hacía este hombre,
41:43no se hacía este hombre.
41:46Entonces,
41:47¿qué es su familia?
41:49He was best known as Ludwig Borga
41:59A nondescript
42:01Heel
42:02From Finland
42:04Who never really connected with the audience
42:07I was ringside
42:10Can't remember a Ludwig Borga match
42:12Because
42:13He just didn't stand out in that environment
42:17He was an asshole
42:19And
42:21That's where I leave it
42:23Tony brought everything that he had learned
42:28In the American show business
42:29And wrestling to Finland at the right time
42:31And really revolutionized
42:33Finnish politics
42:34In a lot of the same ways
42:36That Donald Trump changed politics
42:38In the United States
42:39And this really paved the way
42:42For a lot of politicians
42:43That ran on anti-immigration themes
42:47Everywhere in Europe
42:48During the next couple of decades
42:50Tähän oli juuri tulossa
42:59Tässä kirjasi
42:59Joku sä sanot näin
43:01Että menestyminen on paras kostu
43:03Niille jotka mä elämäni varrella
43:05Jouduin kestämään
43:07Joku sä sanot näin
43:08Ja se on mulle ehkä läksynä muillekin
43:09Että katkeruus ehkä on hyvä
43:11Joku sä sanot näin
43:15Kyllähän olemme
43:19Tänä käynyt
43:21Joku sä sanot näin
43:23Hei!
43:24Kyllä
43:26Quiero que la gente sabe que había un buen lado a esta persona.
43:30Y no me hubiera con alguien que era un monstruo, como sabemos de él ahora.
43:43Pero creo que él destruyó a ti mismo, en cualquier manera que una persona puede hacer eso.
43:56Gracias por ver el video.
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