main Mask It's your topic. Do use my entries and try to see if we can ever satisfy this promoter

Jamaica Kid for geographical names

Cheri Bibi was the hero of a popular series of books by Gaston Leroux [Phantom of the Opera] in the 1920s.

Was there much 'popping over' or did a wrestler get signed up for 3 or four bouts over a weekend ? Adrian I have a poster with BB Johnson billed as from Borneo June 1950 at Leeds —shows it was by promoters considered a more exotic place that the Windies and years before the Wildman.

Thanks SW

Did Cheri Bibi ever wrestle here ?If so he could go in literary

I'm going to start arguing with the referee - not that it will do me any good. You didn't say they could not be on more than one list. I don't suppose one in fifty attendees went to see Wildman because of Kipling but the exotic place he came from. Please set out the rules clearly. Mountevans or otherwise. Or I shall join the Indies.

Well Anglo Just to get you started As you say Klondyke Kate,Jake, Bill and add Yukon Eric, Monsieur Montreal, Bourreau of Bethune, Wildman of Borneo More foreign rings than British but I'm sure you can improve on them

Can anyone identify the men in the photo please ? thanks

All right then. Sent Nasser to the dressing room if you must

MUSTAPHA NASSER

The clip reminds me just how good Dave Larsen was. Somehow his face cannot have fitted here.

Didn't we have Spartacus at one time

Thora Hird used to go to the Met in the Edgware Road on a Saturday and have a drink with Paul & Co afterwards

I think the French White Angel was originally defeated and unmasked at the Cirque d'Hiver in a mask v mask with L'Homme Masque. He then wrestled in France without a mask. I think there was an article in the D Telegraph about women weeping at ringside at the shock horror of his defeat.

thanks Graham

Good pic but who are they and why do you want to be a fly on this wall?Just being ignorant.

I think that bill is a good example of the start of the decline of wrestling's popularity - same faces, same matches and although I didn't see it probably more or less the same results

A wrestler named Danny Lynch Was not a man who would flinch From London to Dover There was blood left all over Blades or heads in a clinch ?

could this just be a misspelling ? Are(n)a