Bret,Owen,Smith and Bruce Hart all paid their dues here.As did John Quinn and Butts Giraud.Any others?
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Mentioned on here a few weeks ago by Main Mask, wrestler and speedway rider Flash Lee Edwards.
Also, another who we heard from years back is Toronto born Gori Ed Mangotich.
There certainly seem to have been more Canadians around than Americans.
In the 1930s there was the Candy Kid, Ted Bell.
George Gordienko was the best wrestler I ever saw live-really magnificent.
Was The Greek-American Chicago Express really Canadian, Matey Dave?
Plenty to go at on John Shelvey's register of imports.
https://heritagedocs.wixsite.com/talkwrestling/forum/memories-of-the-old-days/john-s-canadian-register-of-imports
Jack Wentworth was born here and Lancastrians continue to claim him. But his son Robert made a visit.
Matey Dave writes:
est we forget the Canadian whirlwind: BIG BILL TORONTOS
Paul Vachon, Jack Wentworth, Paul Lortie, Bob Langevin
Sky Hi Lee, did Little Beaver tour here?
Whipper Watson Sr and Jr, Red Pollard, Billy Two Rivers, Chief Thunderbird (not the Polish one).
Johnny War Eagle was one of my favourites. Not based on his tv showings, but in real life, yes.
Scarface Laval hardly toured, but did at least appear,
Cowboy Rick Hunter, George Gordienko, Gordon Nelson, Red Ivan. Probably more, if I have a think about it.