The Immortal Les Kellett who made people laugh when he dodges against Leon Arras tried back handed chop is the great wrestling match when he smacks his man across the face and the following year with the late Alan Dennison and he punched Les also Joe D'Orazio sent Dennison back to the dressing room and Kellett is the winner in the spring of 1975.
The Great Battles alongside Jackie Pallo at The Royal Albert Hall London on Wednesday May 27th 1970 and he wrestled with Mick McManus in 1969 & His Sworn Enemy Steve Logan,The Iron Man of The South.
The Great Professional Wrestler Funny-Hard Nut is the immortal Les Kellett.
Terry Christie,Sunderland
I always enjoyed him and remarkable that some wrestlers could stay injury free or carry the odd injury and maybe modify their style as they got older.
Not sure who the best opponent was for me. I think perhaps Abe Ginsberg would be my choice. A match like that would be on my wish list.
One thing I never found was that Les was boring. Yes, it was a well rehearsed routine but he always made me laugh. I don't think I saw him after leaving Joint and yet he went on for a good few years, probably quite a few too many. But then he's hardly the only one to be criticised for that.
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Les was a tough guy. He once hit me and I saw stars! I was not wrestling him but doing a sub reffing job! He disagreed with a warning I gave him! Eddie Rose (Manchester).
But he became such a bore. Same old routine every time. All of which, I gather, he nicked from Bernard Murray. Not a lot of originality.