The Black Diamonds helmets had been inspected by the board of control. Some masked wrestlers had their faces badly burnt in a fire so had to protect the public from their horrific injuries.(I stopped believing that at ten years old) Count Bartelli was a physiotherapist.

Thanks SaxonWolf.

Hi Mac.You are indeed correct.Thanks for your reply.

Thanks once again for your detective work Ron.

H Mac.I was going from the information provided on a recent post on Mike Marino that he he defended his title at age 60 versus Le Grand Vladimir.

Thanks Bill.

I do remember Peter Cockburn but he was Kent's stand in.Mick is the only other wrestler my old memory can drag up.

Thanks Anglo.

Wise words Hack.Thanks for honest,thoughtful reply.

Thanks Eddie.

Interesting.Thanks Peter.

I think that's probably correct.Thamks Bernard.

Watching Rikki Starr aeroplane spin Wild Angus.Angus getting to his feet but spun over the top rope into the crowd.Counted out, got up and staggered back to the dressing room.Perfectly sold! Amazing bout.

I presume that was a title bout Bernard.Would that be late fifties?

Wasn't Jan Kowalski sometimes billed from Krakow?

Your'e right Anglo.Cannot think of another.

Two I can think of were welterweight Danny Collins vs mid-heavyweight Dave Finley (tv show) and welterweight Clive Myers vs heavyweight Baz Riley (also tv).

Very entertaining bout.What a great 'selling' opponent who spent more time outside the ring than in it. Tejeros agility belied his stature indeed.Almost two years on from when we first seen him.I can remember three tv appearances versus Rocco,Steve Haggerty and Bob/Mick Abbot. Saw him live versus Maurice Hunter and if I remember rightly in tag with Kung Fu.May have been Belle Vue circa 74/75. Was he the most talented wrestler we have ever seen in the UK?Certainly up there with Dynamite Kid and Starr.

Thanks Mac.

Cannot locate it.Can you give the link please Anglo?