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The Rules Of ‘All-In’ Wrestling
Sir Atholl Oakeley presided over the creation of the All-In Wrestling rules. The rules were codified in 1930, after the...
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Fake History: The Myth Of The Lascaux Cave Wrestlers
If you go online and search for the earliest depiction of wrestlers ever discovered, one particular cave painting will crop...
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Billy Robinson Knocked Out Peter Maivia During A Street Fight
Billy Robinson knocking out Peter Maivia is one of the most infamous street fights in wrestling history, although the truth...
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Kendo Nagasaki & The Hilarious Disco Ladder Match
Wrestling was in a state of flux in 1987 and Kendo Nagasaki had a slightly faulty vision for how All-Star...
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Johnny Saint Trained With Billy Robinson When He Began His Wrestling Career
Johnny Saint learnt the art of wrestling from the legendary Billy Robinson as a wide-eyed 15-year-old in Manchester. The Man...
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5 Wrestlers Hiroshi Tanahashi Could Face In His Last Match In The UK
Hiroshi Tanahashi is one of the all-time greats in Japanese wrestling, but his last match in the United Kingdom should...
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Mitzi Mueller: Wrestling’s Most Influential Female Wrestler Needs A Hall of Fame Induction
Mitzi Mueller is one of Britain's most influential female wrestlers. She came in during a time where women were banned, and wrestled her final match at the Royal Albert Hall after taking on London...and winning.
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Saraya Biography: From Anti-Diva To Revolutionary
There are few who have impacted women’s wrestling in the United States than Saraya. Her role in the “Divas Revolution”...
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Behind The Mask: How Kendo Nagasaki Created His Iconic Gimmick
Peter Thornley create the Kendo Nagasaki gimmick in 1964, going on to become one of the greatest wrestlers in British wrestling history.