British Wrestlers Reunion
Strengthening the Ring of Friendship

Hi all!  Privelidged to now be part of the forum.  Great days!  First went live wrestling in 1963 at West Ham baths, which was my local.  Spencer Churchill, The Zebra Kid, Bruno Elrington, Al Miquet, Dick Conlon come immediately to mind.  My late Mum and Grandmother were huge fans, and when my father died in 1978 I started taking my Mum to live wrestling to divert her mind from her bereavement.  We had some wonderful nights, especially at the Royal Albert Hall from 1979 - 1981.  Also Catford Town Hall, Walthamstow Assembly Hall, Woolwich Granada etc.  Put on a couple of shows myself, via Dale Martin at the ACE cinema in Upton Park in 1980, top of the bill Mick McManus .v. Johnny Kwango, and got to speak to the late great Mike Marino.  Also a show at the Elephant and Castle via All-Star.  Now take my youngest daughter (13) and her friends to Croydon Fairfield Halls when they have shows on, courtesty of Brian Dixon (a great personality and a brilliant promoter).  All in all I'd like to thank all the "old-timers" here (some not so old, certainly not as old as me!) for all the wonderful entertainment and belief over the years.  Certainly helped my Mum in her grieving period, and to be honest Wayne Bridge .v. "Mighty" John Quinn was certainly worth the entrace fee alone!  Good luck all wrestlers past and present, it's an honour being able to communicate with you all.

I am a Wrestling nut.

Hello i a big fan of wrestling . This is women and men as i like the taining and the mental and physical commitment u have to make in the sport. 

I live in uk and i have number of hobbies which includes learning new things about language and cultures . That makes me willing to learn new things

Wrestling Heritage - The Home of Classic Wrestling

When still in shorts, I was taken by my Dad to St George's Hall in Bradford weekly during the season to see the wrestling. Loved it and it made a big impression on me. I became a grappling fan - avidly watching the wrestling on ITV and listening to the commentary of the late great Kent Walton. I've retained my interest in reading about the heroes of the ring from the 60s and how they are getting along - those that are still with us. Can't say I'm a fan of the US influenced stuff that's now popular but then, I am getting a bit older. Meantime, I own and run a business that provides temperature control equipment to agriculture and I also run and appear with a 12 piece folk-rock ensemble - Feast of Fiddles. Retain my interest in the wrestling though, so thoroughly appreciate the British Wrestlers Reunion web site and hope to make one of the reunion bashes one day.