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A two seater micro car that leans into corners and is steered by handlebars is set to hit the road.
The electric vehicle has four wheels and requires a car licence to drive it.
It has been developed by French company AEMotion which has had the vehicle under development for just over ten years.
It set out to combine the agility of a motorcycle with the safety profile of a four-wheeled vehicle
It is now up for pre-order ahead of production next year.
The vehicle has not yet been officially named.
It is only 79 cm wide to easily navigate through congested traffic.
The driver sits in front of the passenger motorcycle style and will need a Permis B car license in France to get on the road plus seven hours of training.
Both occupants are shielded from bad weather by the outer shell and doors with windows.
A small storage area in the back can be expanded by pushing the passenger seat forward.
It has a top speed of 115 km/h and a maximum lean angle of 35 degrees.
The battery is said to be good for up to 200 km per charge.
OPS: the AEMotion electric car.
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A two seater micro car that leans into corners and is steered by handlebars is set to hit the road.
The electric vehicle has four wheels and requires a car licence to drive it.
It has been developed by French company AEMotion which has had the vehicle under development for just over ten years.
It set out to combine the agility of a motorcycle with the safety profile of a four-wheeled vehicle
It is now up for pre-order ahead of production next year.
The vehicle has not yet been officially named.
It is only 79 cm wide to easily navigate through congested traffic.
The driver sits in front of the passenger motorcycle style and will need a Permis B car license in France to get on the road plus seven hours of training.
Both occupants are shielded from bad weather by the outer shell and doors with windows.
A small storage area in the back can be expanded by pushing the passenger seat forward.
It has a top speed of 115 km/h and a maximum lean angle of 35 degrees.
The battery is said to be good for up to 200 km per charge.
OPS: the AEMotion electric car.
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Tilting electric car steered with handlbars
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A two seater micro car that leans into corners and is steered by handlebars is set to hit the road.
The electric vehicle has four wheels and requires a car licence to drive it.
It has been developed by French company AEMotion which has had the vehicle under development for just over ten years.
It set out to combine the agility of a motorcycle with the safety profile of a four-wheeled vehicle
It is now up for pre-order ahead of production next year.
The vehicle has not yet been officially named.
It is only 79 cm wide to easily navigate through congested traffic.
The driver sits in front of the passenger motorcycle style and will need a Permis B car license in France to get on the road plus seven hours of training.
Both occupants are shielded from bad weather by the outer shell and doors with windows.
A small storage area in the back can be expanded by pushing the passenger seat forward.
It has a top speed of 115 km/h and a maximum lean angle of 35 degrees.
The battery is said to be good for up to 200 km per charge.
OPS: the AEMotion electric car.
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Tilting electric car steered with handlbars
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A two seater micro car that leans into corners and is steered by handlebars is set to hit the road.
The electric vehicle has four wheels and requires a car licence to drive it.
It has been developed by French company AEMotion which has had the vehicle under development for just over ten years.
It set out to combine the agility of a motorcycle with the safety profile of a four-wheeled vehicle
It is now up for pre-order ahead of production next year.
The vehicle has not yet been officially named.
It is only 79 cm wide to easily navigate through congested traffic.
The driver sits in front of the passenger motorcycle style and will need a Permis B car license in France to get on the road plus seven hours of training.
Both occupants are shielded from bad weather by the outer shell and doors with windows.
A small storage area in the back can be expanded by pushing the passenger seat forward.
It has a top speed of 115 km/h and a maximum lean angle of 35 degrees.
The battery is said to be good for up to 200 km per charge.
OPS: the AEMotion electric car.
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Tilting electric car steered with handlbars
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A two seater micro car that leans into corners and is steered by handlebars is set to hit the road.
The electric vehicle has four wheels and requires a car licence to drive it.
It has been developed by French company AEMotion which has had the vehicle under development for just over ten years.
It set out to combine the agility of a motorcycle with the safety profile of a four-wheeled vehicle
It is now up for pre-order ahead of production next year.
The vehicle has not yet been officially named.
It is only 79 cm wide to easily navigate through congested traffic.
The driver sits in front of the passenger motorcycle style and will need a Permis B car license in France to get on the road plus seven hours of training.
Both occupants are shielded from bad weather by the outer shell and doors with windows.
A small storage area in the back can be expanded by pushing the passenger seat forward.
It has a top speed of 115 km/h and a maximum lean angle of 35 degrees.
The battery is said to be good for up to 200 km per charge.
OPS: the AEMotion electric car.
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Tilting electric car steered with handlbars
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A two seater micro car that leans into corners and is steered by handlebars is set to hit the road.
The electric vehicle has four wheels and requires a car licence to drive it.
It has been developed by French company AEMotion which has had the vehicle under development for just over ten years.
It set out to combine the agility of a motorcycle with the safety profile of a four-wheeled vehicle
It is now up for pre-order ahead of production next year.
The vehicle has not yet been officially named.
It is only 79 cm wide to easily navigate through congested traffic.
The driver sits in front of the passenger motorcycle style and will need a Permis B car license in France to get on the road plus seven hours of training.
Both occupants are shielded from bad weather by the outer shell and doors with windows.
A small storage area in the back can be expanded by pushing the passenger seat forward.
It has a top speed of 115 km/h and a maximum lean angle of 35 degrees.
The battery is said to be good for up to 200 km per charge.
OPS: the AEMotion electric car.
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Tilting electric car steered with handlbars
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A two seater micro car that leans into corners and is steered by handlebars is set to hit the road.
The electric vehicle has four wheels and requires a car licence to drive it.
It has been developed by French company AEMotion which has had the vehicle under development for just over ten years.
It set out to combine the agility of a motorcycle with the safety profile of a four-wheeled vehicle
It is now up for pre-order ahead of production next year.
The vehicle has not yet been officially named.
It is only 79 cm wide to easily navigate through congested traffic.
The driver sits in front of the passenger motorcycle style and will need a Permis B car license in France to get on the road plus seven hours of training.
Both occupants are shielded from bad weather by the outer shell and doors with windows.
A small storage area in the back can be expanded by pushing the passenger seat forward.
It has a top speed of 115 km/h and a maximum lean angle of 35 degrees.
The battery is said to be good for up to 200 km per charge.
OPS: the AEMotion electric car.
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Tilting electric car steered with handlbars
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A two seater micro car that leans into corners and is steered by handlebars is set to hit the road.
The electric vehicle has four wheels and requires a car licence to drive it.
It has been developed by French company AEMotion which has had the vehicle under development for just over ten years.
It set out to combine the agility of a motorcycle with the safety profile of a four-wheeled vehicle
It is now up for pre-order ahead of production next year.
The vehicle has not yet been officially named.
It is only 79 cm wide to easily navigate through congested traffic.
The driver sits in front of the passenger motorcycle style and will need a Permis B car license in France to get on the road plus seven hours of training.
Both occupants are shielded from bad weather by the outer shell and doors with windows.
A small storage area in the back can be expanded by pushing the passenger seat forward.
It has a top speed of 115 km/h and a maximum lean angle of 35 degrees.
The battery is said to be good for up to 200 km per charge.
OPS: the AEMotion electric car.
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Tilting electric car steered with handlbars
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A two seater micro car that leans into corners and is steered by handlebars is set to hit the road.
The electric vehicle has four wheels and requires a car licence to drive it.
It has been developed by French company AEMotion which has had the vehicle under development for just over ten years.
It set out to combine the agility of a motorcycle with the safety profile of a four-wheeled vehicle
It is now up for pre-order ahead of production next year.
The vehicle has not yet been officially named.
It is only 79 cm wide to easily navigate through congested traffic.
The driver sits in front of the passenger motorcycle style and will need a Permis B car license in France to get on the road plus seven hours of training.
Both occupants are shielded from bad weather by the outer shell and doors with windows.
A small storage area in the back can be expanded by pushing the passenger seat forward.
It has a top speed of 115 km/h and a maximum lean angle of 35 degrees.
The battery is said to be good for up to 200 km per charge.
OPS: the AEMotion electric car.
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Tilting electric car steered with handlbars
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Picture MUST credit: AEMotion
A two seater micro car that leans into corners and is steered by handlebars is set to hit the road.
The electric vehicle has four wheels and requires a car licence to drive it.
It has been developed by French company AEMotion which has had the vehicle under development for just over ten years.
It set out to combine the agility of a motorcycle with the safety profile of a four-wheeled vehicle
It is now up for pre-order ahead of production next year.
The vehicle has not yet been officially named.
It is only 79 cm wide to easily navigate through congested traffic.
The driver sits in front of the passenger motorcycle style and will need a Permis B car license in France to get on the road plus seven hours of training.
Both occupants are shielded from bad weather by the outer shell and doors with windows.
A small storage area in the back can be expanded by pushing the passenger seat forward.
It has a top speed of 115 km/h and a maximum lean angle of 35 degrees.
The battery is said to be good for up to 200 km per charge.
OPS: the AEMotion electric car.
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Tilting electric car steered with handlbars
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A two seater micro car that leans into corners and is steered by handlebars is set to hit the road.
The electric vehicle has four wheels and requires a car licence to drive it.
It has been developed by French company AEMotion which has had the vehicle under development for just over ten years.
It set out to combine the agility of a motorcycle with the safety profile of a four-wheeled vehicle
It is now up for pre-order ahead of production next year.
The vehicle has not yet been officially named.
It is only 79 cm wide to easily navigate through congested traffic.
The driver sits in front of the passenger motorcycle style and will need a Permis B car license in France to get on the road plus seven hours of training.
Both occupants are shielded from bad weather by the outer shell and doors with windows.
A small storage area in the back can be expanded by pushing the passenger seat forward.
It has a top speed of 115 km/h and a maximum lean angle of 35 degrees.
The battery is said to be good for up to 200 km per charge.
OPS: the AEMotion electric car.
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A two seater micro car that leans into corners and is steered by handlebars is set to hit the road.
The electric vehicle has four wheels and requires a car licence to drive it.
It has been developed by French company AEMotion which has had the vehicle under development for just over ten years.
It set out to combine the agility of a motorcycle with the safety profile of a four-wheeled vehicle
It is now up for pre-order ahead of production next year.
The vehicle has not yet been officially named.
It is only 79 cm wide to easily navigate through congested traffic.
The driver sits in front of the passenger motorcycle style and will need a Permis B car license in France to get on the road plus seven hours of training.
Both occupants are shielded from bad weather by the outer shell and doors with windows.
A small storage area in the back can be expanded by pushing the passenger seat forward.
It has a top speed of 115 km/h and a maximum lean angle of 35 degrees.
The battery is said to be good for up to 200 km per charge.
OPS: the AEMotion electric car.
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Comedic Actor, Singer Fernandel 1903 - 1971
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Comedic Actor, Singer Fernandel 1903 - 1971
May 8, 1960 - Location Unknown - FERNANDEL , born Fernand Joseph Desire Contandin, was a French actor and singer. He was a comedy star who gained popularity through vaudeville, operettas and music-hall revues. PICTURED: Fernandel yells at a policeman in a film scene. (Credit Image: © KEYSTONE Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS- DALLE (FOTO: DUKAS/DALLE) --- NO WEB USAGE ---
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Day ten of the Paris Olympic Games 2024, Paris, France.
Cuba's Mijain Lopez Nunez fights Seungchan Lee of Republic of Korea at Men's Greco-Roman 130kg Wrestling at the Champs-de-Mars Arena. Paris Olympic 2024, Paris, France. Photograph by David Levene 5/8/24
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Day ten of the Paris Olympic Games 2024, Paris, France.
Cuba's Mijain Lopez Nunez fights Seungchan Lee of Republic of Korea at Men's Greco-Roman 130kg Wrestling at the Champs-de-Mars Arena. Paris Olympic 2024, Paris, France. Photograph by David Levene 5/8/24
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Day ten of the Paris Olympic Games 2024, Paris, France.
Cuba's Mijain Lopez Nunez fights Seungchan Lee of Republic of Korea at Men's Greco-Roman 130kg Wrestling at the Champs-de-Mars Arena. Paris Olympic 2024, Paris, France. Photograph by David Levene 5/8/24
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Day ten of the Paris Olympic Games 2024, Paris, France.
Lee Seung-chan of Korea (blue) loses 7-0 to Mijain Lopez of Cuba in the Greco-Roman wrestling at Champ-de-Mars Arena in Paris on day ten of the Olympic Games. 5 August 2024. By David Levene for The Guardian.
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Day ten of the Paris Olympic Games 2024, Paris, France.
Lee Seung-chan of Korea (blue) loses 7-0 to Mijain Lopez of Cuba in the Greco-Roman wrestling at Champ-de-Mars Arena in Paris on day ten of the Olympic Games. 5 August 2024. By David Levene for The Guardian.
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Day ten of the Paris Olympic Games 2024, Paris, France.
Lee Seung-chan of Korea (blue) loses 7-0 to Mijain Lopez of Cuba in the Greco-Roman wrestling at Champ-de-Mars Arena in Paris on day ten of the Olympic Games. 5 August 2024. By David Levene for The Guardian.
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'I don't believe in a curse': Kevin Adkisson the wrestler who lost his five brothers
In 1980s Texas, Kevin Adkisson and his family, the Von Erichs, were wrestling superstars. But by 1993 all of his brothers had died. He describes his love for them - and how he survived the impossible pain.
Kevin Adkisson, known as Kevin Von Erich in the professional wrestling world, stands on the balcony of his new ranch home outside of Boerne, Texas, U.S. on Feb. 02, 2024.
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'I don't believe in a curse': Kevin Adkisson the wrestler who lost his five brothers
In 1980s Texas, Kevin Adkisson and his family, the Von Erichs, were wrestling superstars. But by 1993 all of his brothers had died. He describes his love for them - and how he survived the impossible pain.
Kevin Adkisson, known as Kevin Von Erich in the professional wrestling world, hugs his oldest daughter, Kristen Nikolas, at his new ranch home outside of Boerne, Texas, U.S. on Feb. 02, 2024.
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'I don't believe in a curse': Kevin Adkisson the wrestler who lost his five brothers
In 1980s Texas, Kevin Adkisson and his family, the Von Erichs, were wrestling superstars. But by 1993 all of his brothers had died. He describes his love for them - and how he survived the impossible pain.
Kevin Adkisson, known as Kevin Von Erich in the professional wrestling world, bonds with a miniature cow at his new ranch home outside of Boerne, Texas, U.S. on Feb. 02, 2024.
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'I don't believe in a curse': Kevin Adkisson the wrestler who lost his five brothers
In 1980s Texas, Kevin Adkisson and his family, the Von Erichs, were wrestling superstars. But by 1993 all of his brothers had died. He describes his love for them - and how he survived the impossible pain.
Kevin Adkisson, known as Kevin Von Erich in the professional wrestling world, looks under rocks for scorpions and spiders with his grandson Solomon at his new ranch home outside of Boerne, Texas, U.S. on Feb. 02, 2024.
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'I don't believe in a curse': Kevin Adkisson the wrestler who lost his five brothers
In 1980s Texas, Kevin Adkisson and his family, the Von Erichs, were wrestling superstars. But by 1993 all of his brothers had died. He describes his love for them - and how he survived the impossible pain.
Kevin Adkisson, known as Kevin Von Erich in the professional wrestling world, looks under rocks for scorpions and spiders with his grandson Solomon at his new ranch home outside of Boerne, Texas, U.S. on Feb. 02, 2024.
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'I don't believe in a curse': Kevin Adkisson the wrestler who lost his five brothers
In 1980s Texas, Kevin Adkisson and his family, the Von Erichs, were wrestling superstars. But by 1993 all of his brothers had died. He describes his love for them - and how he survived the impossible pain.
Kevin Adkisson, known as Kevin Von Erich in the professional wrestling world, looks under rocks for scorpions and spiders with his grandson Solomon at his new ranch home outside of Boerne, Texas, U.S. on Feb. 02, 2024.
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'I don't believe in a curse': Kevin Adkisson the wrestler who lost his five brothers
In 1980s Texas, Kevin Adkisson and his family, the Von Erichs, were wrestling superstars. But by 1993 all of his brothers had died. He describes his love for them - and how he survived the impossible pain.
Kevin Adkisson, known as Kevin Von Erich in the professional wrestling world, looks under rocks for scorpions and spiders with his grandson Solomon at his new ranch home outside of Boerne, Texas, U.S. on Feb. 02, 2024.
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'I don't believe in a curse': Kevin Adkisson the wrestler who lost his five brothers
In 1980s Texas, Kevin Adkisson and his family, the Von Erichs, were wrestling superstars. But by 1993 all of his brothers had died. He describes his love for them - and how he survived the impossible pain.
Kevin Adkisson, known as Kevin Von Erich in the professional wrestling world, sits on a rock wall at his new ranch home outside of Boerne, Texas, U.S. on Feb. 02, 2024.
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'I don't believe in a curse': Kevin Adkisson the wrestler who lost his five brothers
In 1980s Texas, Kevin Adkisson and his family, the Von Erichs, were wrestling superstars. But by 1993 all of his brothers had died. He describes his love for them - and how he survived the impossible pain.
Kevin Adkisson, known as Kevin Von Erich in the professional wrestling world, sits on a rock wall at his new ranch home outside of Boerne, Texas, U.S. on Feb. 02, 2024.
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'I don't believe in a curse': Kevin Adkisson the wrestler who lost his five brothers
In 1980s Texas, Kevin Adkisson and his family, the Von Erichs, were wrestling superstars. But by 1993 all of his brothers had died. He describes his love for them - and how he survived the impossible pain.
Kevin Adkisson, known as Kevin Von Erich in the professional wrestling world, looks out at the rolling hills from a barn window at his new ranch home outside of Boerne, Texas, U.S. on Feb. 02, 2024.
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'I don't believe in a curse': Kevin Adkisson the wrestler who lost his five brothers
In 1980s Texas, Kevin Adkisson and his family, the Von Erichs, were wrestling superstars. But by 1993 all of his brothers had died. He describes his love for them - and how he survived the impossible pain.
Kevin Adkisson, known as Kevin Von Erich in the professional wrestling world, looks out at the rolling hills from a barn window at his new ranch home outside of Boerne, Texas, U.S. on Feb. 02, 2024.
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'I don't believe in a curse': Kevin Adkisson the wrestler who lost his five brothers
In 1980s Texas, Kevin Adkisson and his family, the Von Erichs, were wrestling superstars. But by 1993 all of his brothers had died. He describes his love for them - and how he survived the impossible pain.
Kevin Adkisson, known as Kevin Von Erich in the professional wrestling world, looks out at the rolling hills from a barn window at his new ranch home outside of Boerne, Texas, U.S. on Feb. 02, 2024.
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'I don't believe in a curse': Kevin Adkisson the wrestler who lost his five brothers
In 1980s Texas, Kevin Adkisson and his family, the Von Erichs, were wrestling superstars. But by 1993 all of his brothers had died. He describes his love for them - and how he survived the impossible pain.
Kevin Adkisson, known as Kevin Von Erich in the professional wrestling world, looks out at the rolling hills from a barn window at his new ranch home outside of Boerne, Texas, U.S. on Feb. 02, 2024.
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'I don't believe in a curse': Kevin Adkisson the wrestler who lost his five brothers
In 1980s Texas, Kevin Adkisson and his family, the Von Erichs, were wrestling superstars. But by 1993 all of his brothers had died. He describes his love for them - and how he survived the impossible pain.
Kevin Adkisson, known as Kevin Von Erich in the professional wrestling world, looks out at the rolling hills from a barn window at his new ranch home outside of Boerne, Texas, U.S. on Feb. 02, 2024.
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'I don't believe in a curse': Kevin Adkisson the wrestler who lost his five brothers
In 1980s Texas, Kevin Adkisson and his family, the Von Erichs, were wrestling superstars. But by 1993 all of his brothers had died. He describes his love for them - and how he survived the impossible pain.
Kevin Adkisson, known as Kevin Von Erich in the professional wrestling world, kneels for a portrait at his new ranch home outside of Boerne, Texas, U.S. on Feb. 02, 2024.
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'I don't believe in a curse': Kevin Adkisson the wrestler who lost his five brothers
In 1980s Texas, Kevin Adkisson and his family, the Von Erichs, were wrestling superstars. But by 1993 all of his brothers had died. He describes his love for them - and how he survived the impossible pain.
Kevin Adkisson, known as Kevin Von Erich in the professional wrestling world, kneels for a portrait at his new ranch home outside of Boerne, Texas, U.S. on Feb. 02, 2024.
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'I don't believe in a curse': Kevin Adkisson the wrestler who lost his five brothers
In 1980s Texas, Kevin Adkisson and his family, the Von Erichs, were wrestling superstars. But by 1993 all of his brothers had died. He describes his love for them - and how he survived the impossible pain.
Kevin Adkisson, known as Kevin Von Erich in the professional wrestling world, kneels for a portrait at his new ranch home outside of Boerne, Texas, U.S. on Feb. 02, 2024.
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'I don't believe in a curse': Kevin Adkisson the wrestler who lost his five brothers
In 1980s Texas, Kevin Adkisson and his family, the Von Erichs, were wrestling superstars. But by 1993 all of his brothers had died. He describes his love for them - and how he survived the impossible pain.
Kevin Adkisson, known as Kevin Von Erich in the professional wrestling world, kneels for a portrait at his new ranch home outside of Boerne, Texas, U.S. on Feb. 02, 2024.
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'I don't believe in a curse': Kevin Adkisson the wrestler who lost his five brothers
In 1980s Texas, Kevin Adkisson and his family, the Von Erichs, were wrestling superstars. But by 1993 all of his brothers had died. He describes his love for them - and how he survived the impossible pain.
Kevin Adkisson, known as Kevin Von Erich in the professional wrestling world, kneels for a portrait at his new ranch home outside of Boerne, Texas, U.S. on Feb. 02, 2024.
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'I don't believe in a curse': Kevin Adkisson the wrestler who lost his five brothers
In 1980s Texas, Kevin Adkisson and his family, the Von Erichs, were wrestling superstars. But by 1993 all of his brothers had died. He describes his love for them - and how he survived the impossible pain.
Kevin Adkisson, known as Kevin Von Erich in the professional wrestling world, kneels for a portrait at his new ranch home outside of Boerne, Texas, U.S. on Feb. 02, 2024.
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'I don't believe in a curse': Kevin Adkisson the wrestler who lost his five brothers
In 1980s Texas, Kevin Adkisson and his family, the Von Erichs, were wrestling superstars. But by 1993 all of his brothers had died. He describes his love for them - and how he survived the impossible pain.
Kevin Adkisson, known as Kevin Von Erich in the professional wrestling world, kneels for a portrait at his new ranch home outside of Boerne, Texas, U.S. on Feb. 02, 2024.
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'I don't believe in a curse': Kevin Adkisson the wrestler who lost his five brothers
In 1980s Texas, Kevin Adkisson and his family, the Von Erichs, were wrestling superstars. But by 1993 all of his brothers had died. He describes his love for them - and how he survived the impossible pain.
Kevin Adkisson, known as Kevin Von Erich in the professional wrestling world, kneels for a portrait at his new ranch home outside of Boerne, Texas, U.S. on Feb. 02, 2024.
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'I don't believe in a curse': Kevin Adkisson the wrestler who lost his five brothers
In 1980s Texas, Kevin Adkisson and his family, the Von Erichs, were wrestling superstars. But by 1993 all of his brothers had died. He describes his love for them - and how he survived the impossible pain.
Kevin Adkisson, known as Kevin Von Erich in the professional wrestling world, kneels for a portrait at his new ranch home outside of Boerne, Texas, U.S. on Feb. 02, 2024.
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'I don't believe in a curse': Kevin Adkisson the wrestler who lost his five brothers
In 1980s Texas, Kevin Adkisson and his family, the Von Erichs, were wrestling superstars. But by 1993 all of his brothers had died. He describes his love for them - and how he survived the impossible pain.
Kevin Adkisson, known as Kevin Von Erich in the professional wrestling world, walks through an event venue at his new ranch home outside of Boerne, Texas, U.S. on Feb. 02, 2024.
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'I don't believe in a curse': Kevin Adkisson the wrestler who lost his five brothers
In 1980s Texas, Kevin Adkisson and his family, the Von Erichs, were wrestling superstars. But by 1993 all of his brothers had died. He describes his love for them - and how he survived the impossible pain.
Kevin Adkisson, known as Kevin Von Erich in the professional wrestling world, walks through an event venue at his new ranch home outside of Boerne, Texas, U.S. on Feb. 02, 2024.
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'I don't believe in a curse': Kevin Adkisson the wrestler who lost his five brothers
In 1980s Texas, Kevin Adkisson and his family, the Von Erichs, were wrestling superstars. But by 1993 all of his brothers had died. He describes his love for them - and how he survived the impossible pain.
Kevin Adkisson, known as Kevin Von Erich in the professional wrestling world, walks through an event venue at his new ranch home outside of Boerne, Texas, U.S. on Feb. 02, 2024.
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'I don't believe in a curse': Kevin Adkisson the wrestler who lost his five brothers
In 1980s Texas, Kevin Adkisson and his family, the Von Erichs, were wrestling superstars. But by 1993 all of his brothers had died. He describes his love for them - and how he survived the impossible pain.
Kevin Adkisson, known as Kevin Von Erich in the professional wrestling world, walks through an event venue at his new ranch home outside of Boerne, Texas, U.S. on Feb. 02, 2024.
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'I don't believe in a curse': Kevin Adkisson the wrestler who lost his five brothers
In 1980s Texas, Kevin Adkisson and his family, the Von Erichs, were wrestling superstars. But by 1993 all of his brothers had died. He describes his love for them - and how he survived the impossible pain.
Kevin Adkisson, known as Kevin Von Erich in the professional wrestling world, inspects a fire ant bed with his grandson Solomon at his new ranch home outside of Boerne, Texas, U.S. on Feb. 02, 2024.
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'I don't believe in a curse': Kevin Adkisson the wrestler who lost his five brothers
In 1980s Texas, Kevin Adkisson and his family, the Von Erichs, were wrestling superstars. But by 1993 all of his brothers had died. He describes his love for them - and how he survived the impossible pain.
Kevin Adkisson, known as Kevin Von Erich in the professional wrestling world, stands outside a barn at his new ranch home outside of Boerne, Texas, U.S. on Feb. 02, 2024.
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'I don't believe in a curse': Kevin Adkisson the wrestler who lost his five brothers
In 1980s Texas, Kevin Adkisson and his family, the Von Erichs, were wrestling superstars. But by 1993 all of his brothers had died. He describes his love for them - and how he survived the impossible pain.
Kevin Adkisson, known as Kevin Von Erich in the professional wrestling world, stands outside a barn at his new ranch home outside of Boerne, Texas, U.S. on Feb. 02, 2024.
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