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Dynamite Kid and Chris Benoit: Parallels of Talent and Tragedy
In the world of professional wrestling, few names evoke as much awe and controversy as Dynamite Kid and Chris Benoit....
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Les Kellett: The Clown Prince Of British Wrestling
Les Kellett had fans in stitches during the Golden Age of British Wrestling. This earned him the nickname "The Clown Prince of Europe", as one of the world's most entertaining professional wrestlers.
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Who Were ‘The Opposition’ In British Wrestling?
In British wrestling’s golden age, you had two options. Either you worked for Joint Promotions to you worked for “The...
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William Regal almost launched his own wrestling promotion in 1992
William Regal had the chance to launch is own promotion in 1992 and could have been the man who saved British wrestling
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The History Of Women’s Wrestling In Great Britain
Women's Wrestling in Great Britain dates back to the 1800s, despite a concentrated to remove women from the sport entirely for nearly fifty years
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Mitzi Mueller’s Absence Caused Riots In Turkey During Wrestling Show
Mitzi Mueller was supposed to wrestle during a show in Turkey with Orig Williams, but a last-minute cancellation caused the crowd to riot and set the stadium ablaze
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A History Of British Wrestling Promotions
British professional wrestling has a storied history that spans over a century, reflecting the evolving tastes and traditions of fans...
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Before WWE: William Regal’s Rise in the British Wrestling Scene
William Regal is arguably Britain’s most popular wrestling export to the United States. While Drew McIntyre is a former WWE...
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How Peter Thornley Became Kendo Nagasaki
The story of how Peter Thornley transformed into the mystifying masked wrestler known as Kendo Nagasaki is one that is...
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British Wrestling’s Most Controversial Moments Ever
British wrestling has seen its fair share of highs and lows over the years, but some moments have left an...