Wrestler/boxer Jack Munroe was among first Canadians overseas for WWI
With the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month once again upon us, we take time...
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Author: Nathan Hatton
Translated ‘Kings of Wrestling’ a major contribution to wrestling history
If your reading goes a little further afield than wrestling history to include ‘aligned’ interests...
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New documentary ‘For the Love of Catch’ should catch all combat sport fans’ interest
Over the last few decades, fans of professional wrestling have heard Jim Ross occasionally...
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Artie Edmunds helped recruitment in Toronto during World War I
As the First World War dragged on, professional wrestling fizzled out across Canada. The prospect...
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Hornbaker fills a ‘glaring void’ in wrestling history with Rogers bio
The absence of a full length biography on Buddy Rogers has, for years, been a glaring void in the...
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Frankie Cain autobiography is ‘a beacon of light in a congested genre’
Things have come a long ways since Lou Thesz, arguably the greatest heavyweight champion who ever...
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Hodge’s influence spanned world of combat sports
Danny Hodge was the rarest of individuals who inspired universal awe and admiration across the...
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Luck has nothing to do with Douglas James’ rise
The course of Douglas James’ life, who makes his debut with Major League Wrestling (MLW) on...
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Herb Welch reprint slim but insightful
How to Become a Champion, written by former light heavyweight wrestling champion Herb Welch...
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Antonino Rocca’s Self Defense and Physical Fitness: A Retrospective Historical and Technical Review
Most people would not put Antonino Argentina Rocca’s name at the top of their go-to list of...
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