I've just finished reading a book about Wrestling Heroes and Icons (USA) There's a chapter written about Rikki Starr and he was huge business for the promoters when the old territory system was in place - a big draw. But, due to his style and size he couldn't be kept in the same promotion for an extended period because fans would tire of his routine. To combat this he was always on the move around the country to keep him fresh for his return. Like Ed said Starr was well traveled!! Despite his smaller frame, he was more than a handful if things got out of hand in the dressing room, or the ring. In my opinion Big Daddy couldn't hold a candle to him!

Mike Demitre was also Adrian Street's "manager" when he went to work for Joint Promotions and Adrian had to give him 10% of his earnings. Demitre had several new wrestlers in his stable and they were known as the "10 Percenters"; each giving up 10% of their earnings to Mike. I should mention that Demitre was a behind the scenes manager who was supposed to be teaching the young lads submission wrestling. According to Adrian's books, it was a struggle to get that tuition