One of the unsung heroes Rest in Peace Barry

Dear Adrian your knowledge is amazing I trust you are in good health ,hope to meet up someday Wishing you good health and happiness always. Paul Kaye

I was at that one. the Outlaw was Karl Kramer

Well done Mr Finlay

Only just found out RIP Sam a wondeful man

Wayne Bridges v Mighty John Quinn World title fight and not sure whether there was blood when Les Kellett fought Peter Rann. can not remember either venue

i have a poster from maybe that same show also on the bill was Les Kellett v Jackie Pallo

RIP Brian i had a brief chat with him at Blackpool last year. He signed a good luck card for me which i will always treasure. sincere condolences to Mitzi and the rest of his family. may his soul go up to heaven

Is there any store that I could purchase the book from without going to the internet

Met him briefly at an interview for SPORTSMASTERS a tv sports quiz. he told me he was going to the Epsom Derby the following day. RIP Dickie

RIP Billy. Never saw him wrestle but I imagine it was entertaining

That seemed like a cracking bill. Is it true that Indio Gaujaro was a bit of a headcase. Were any members of this site at this bill and if so what were the results

The ring was in the centre of the rink , dressing rooms at the sides, where I hvae stood many a time for autographs. i remember Les Kellett trying to sign a programme with a Cornish pasty

Following on from this , in the DVD Everything stopped at 4 o'clock there is a brief interview with Les. Is there a full length version anywhere, I assume it was done in Yorkshire somewhere

30 years ago my friend and Iembarked on the Rock and Roll mystery tour. We were following Kendo and Bob, on the 20th October. The tour began in Plymouth, the second leg was in Bolton on the 22nd October and the third and final leg was in Leeds on the 23rd. Has any members of this site done anything similar

would like to have seen George Kidd v Johnny Sain or Finlay v Rocco, just to see whether the crowd went for Rocco or Finlay

Kurt Von Snyder, who was he. I remember seeing him in Long Eaton

RIP Bert gone but not forgotten, a true gentleman

Was this the only time that Jim was billed as Jimmy

Saw Johnny team up with Skull Murphy at the Royal Concert Hall against Double Trouble( Brick Crawford and Carl Wallace