Just in case sports fans are experiencing a bit of a withdrawal from not seeing the now legendary Joe Kapp vs. Angelo Mosca altercation video in a few days, we at iFollowSports wanted to once again provide that much needed fix.
To recap, apparently, there is still plenty of animosity over the 1963 Grey Cup and a hit made by Hamilton Tiger Cats Angelo Mosca on a British Columbia Lions running back.
In front of a startled audience at an event surrounding this year's Grey Cup, Joe Kapp, who was the QB for British Columbia, went after Mosca, punching him twice before Mosca responded by hitting Kapp on the head with his cane. After his career with Hamilton, Mosca had a long run as a professional wrestler, but onlookers insist the fracas was on the level.
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