Mat Matters: Little Brutus’ overlooked passing a reminder that stories need to be kept
Perhaps it was because of his size or the fact he was content to live a quiet life in retirement,...
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Author: Gary Howard
Cuddles Anderson was embraced by fans wherever she appeared
She was only a tiny bundle of raw energy with a burning desire to succeed but the fact that she...
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Dave Sims: The forgotten Canadian who became a champion in the Heart of America
If there was ever a classic example of a professional wrestler fading into the desert after the...
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Father and son wore Hart name proudly
Whenever the Hart name is brought up in pro wrestling circles, attention is immediately focused on...
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The beauty within The Beast: The story of John Yachetti
In the annals of professional wrestling there are very few gimmicks or angles that have never been...
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Tiny is as Tiny does – and Tiny Roe did it all
Whenever you call to mind all the great midget wrestlers who worked the territories in the glory...
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Mildred Burke book tasteful, factual and startling
Since the code of silence among the wrestling fraternity was broken some years ago, there has been...
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The way it was in Ottawa: A celebration of the old Ottawa Auditorium
The news that the WWE is setting up its ring at Scotiabank Place in Ottawa on September 12 for a...
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New book refreshes memories of Old School wrestling
I’m a big fan of old school professional wrestling and as such I devour any material that is...
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The long journey of Bulldog Lee Henning
They called him the “Man of 1,000 Faces” but he could have just as easily been known...
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