This is the only 1960 result I have (from Ray's files): December 6th, 1960 – Watford, England Apollon bt Hawaka (Ray's spelling) Everything else is just the lineup. Seymour Hall date is a new one for me. I will have a dig online, hopefully today.

1960 is interesting. Ray only had a result for him at Watford (he had it spelled "Hawaka"). But the rest of the bills are lineups only. Will have to dig further.

Here he is:

Earliest meetings I can see for Saint and Breaks is September 1969

Thank you Bernard, for keeping Norman's memory so prominent on this website. Great to see a tribute to him here now.

I don't know how it works in the UK, compared to NZ, but here you can have a business name and office and then several trading names. I wondered if Max (or Astaire) kept the older promotional names in use as trading names in the relevant areas. I also have a slightly unrelated question; When DM moved to Nursery Road, did they also close the print shop?

I noticed on the June 1974 Scotland shows, Pallo is on the same bill with Shirley and George Kidd.

Interestingly, Ray has results for Pallo & Son working for the Joint combine up in Scotland in May 1974.

There's a nice video of them both backstage interacting with the younger wrestlers.

Robbie Stewart was Chic Cullen I believe

I've sent you an email with my last update. There will be another one towards the end of this year.

No autograph, unfortunately:

the schoolboy bout was amateur wrestling, but they were pros by the end of the decade

Black Hawk Black Tiger Golden Eagle Red Eagle Spider Webb Spider Harvey (referee) Spiderman Tarantula Ronto the Bull Bull Coleman Sharky Ward Kiwi Dean Lee

I would also like to know, I don't have results for either show.

It was a Major Contest apparently. Perhaps Johnny (Major)?

(In regards to Abbey vs Hitler) Occasionally I find funny names like these on an old bill. I presume they hadn't finalised the last match, so the promoters created some names for the promotional material that gave themselves a laugh.

MM, Al Hamilton may have actually taken his name from the town of Hamilton (Scotland, not New Zealand). His real name was Al Spittles.

Nice one MM, i've seen Kilkenny Cat on lots of results but never on a poster.

Woodlow are you using Ray's files or do you have access to my updates? I've added a lot to that timeframe, particularly all the research Ron on the site here has done.