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Ludvig Borga, from "Wrestling - Hasbro - WWF" collection, includes the following accessories:
Ludvig Borga is one of the figures in the "Series 11" of the WWF collection produced by toy manufacturer HASBRO. This collection brought the most important wrestlers from the famous wrestling television program to action figure format.
These figures were distributed in several countries, so we can find the blister pack in different languages, such as English, Spanish, French, German, and Italian.
All the figures in "Series 11," also known as "Green Card," are considered difficult to find, as it is believed that fewer units were produced since they were the last wave of figures in the collection.
Ludvig Borga was the ring name of Tony Halme, a professional wrestler who had a brief but impactful career in the World Wrestling Federation (WWF) in the early 1990s. He debuted in the WWF in 1993 and adopted an anti-American and anti-environmental persona.
With a focus on his Finnish identity, Ludvig Borga presented himself as an elitist and nationalist wrestler. He had a prominent role in major events, including a match at Survivor Series in 1993.
Ludvig Borga's career in the WWF was relatively short, as he left the company in 1994 due to health problems and injuries. After his time in wrestling, Tony Halme ventured into politics in Finland.
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