Dewey Robertson

The fascinating story of Percy Pringle III / Paul Bearer

Posted by Greg Oliver | Mar 6, 2013 | Interviews, Obituaries

William Moody’s is a story that almost writes itself — out of the U.S. Air Force and...

Dark Journey’s big comeback

Posted by Greg Oliver | May 3, 2012 | Interviews

Lynda Newton can only laugh at the stories and rumors that have gone on for years about her. As...

Catching up with Murray Cummings

Posted by Greg Oliver | Mar 15, 2010 | Canadian Hall of Fame, Interviews

Murray Cummings, a southern Ontario-based wrestling star from the 1960s, was considered a great,...

Stranglehold show in memory of Dewey Robertson fun and bizarre

Posted by Bob Kapur | Dec 2, 2007 | Interviews, Other House Shows

HAMILTON, ON — On Saturday night, a legendary Ontario wildman was paid tribute, as...

Friends recall the many Dewey Robertsons

Posted by Greg Oliver | Aug 19, 2007 | Canadian Hall of Fame, Interviews, Obituaries

Being a biographer means collecting a lot of stories, many of which never make their way into a...

Cancer claims Dewey ‘Missing Link’ Robertson

Posted by Greg Oliver | Aug 16, 2007 | Canadian Hall of Fame, Obituaries

Cancer has claimed the life of Byron John Robertson — “Dewey” — to...

Guest column: Author reflects on Dewey Robertson’s many struggles

Posted by Meredith Renwick | Aug 11, 2007 | Gary Howard Memorial Library, Opinion

I knew this day would come. On Friday, I learned that Dewey Robertson, known to millions as...

Missing Link book delves deep

Posted by Rod Desnomie | Sep 13, 2006 | Gary Howard Memorial Library

Okay, I’ll admit that I had reservations when I first sat down to read this book. After all,...

Terry Morgan: Wrestling was more than a job

Posted by Meredith Renwick | Jul 13, 2006 | Canadian Hall of Fame, Interviews

Terry Morgan Sr. used to get a real kick out of seeing his son’s name on posters and TV...

The reluctant career of strongman Doug Hepburn

Posted by Greg Oliver | Dec 22, 2005 | Canadian Hall of Fame, Interviews, The Sporting Connection

In the 1950s, Doug Hepburn was one of the most famous Canadians in the world, renowned for his...

Jim Barnett was TV innovator

Posted by Greg Oliver | Sep 19, 2004 | Interviews, Obituaries

There is no way to understate what Jim Barnett meant to the wrestling business. The flamboyant,...

Hall of Fame grows some more

Posted by Greg Oliver | May 9, 2004 | Interviews, PWHF

SCHENECTADY, NY – The feeling around the third annual Pro Wrestling Hall of Fame induction...

Sterling jumps into Link with past

Posted by Meredith Renwick | Feb 11, 2004 | Canadian Hall of Fame, Interviews

Jumpin’ Jason Sterling is pretty happy to be SOL these days. No, it’s not what you...

The Missing Link talks in new DVD

Posted by Greg Oliver | Jan 16, 2004 | Canadian Hall of Fame, Interviews, Shoot Interviews

Of all the wrestlers over the last 20 years, The Missing Link would not be one of the obvious...

Solie remembered fondly by friends

Posted by Greg Oliver | Jul 28, 2000 | Classics, Obituaries

Just as Howard Cosell made Muhammad Ali into a bigger star and cultural icon, so did Gordie Solie...

Rallying around an ailing Klondike Bill

Posted by Greg Oliver | Jul 14, 2000 | Canadian Hall of Fame, Interviews

When the illustrated dictionary on pro wrestling is finished one day, there will be a photo of...

Tag: Dewey Robertson

The fascinating story of Percy Pringle III / Paul Bearer

Dark Journey’s big comeback

Catching up with Murray Cummings

Stranglehold show in memory of Dewey Robertson fun and bizarre

Friends recall the many Dewey Robertsons

Cancer claims Dewey ‘Missing Link’ Robertson

Guest column: Author reflects on Dewey Robertson’s many struggles

Missing Link book delves deep

Terry Morgan: Wrestling was more than a job

The reluctant career of strongman Doug Hepburn

Jim Barnett was TV innovator

Hall of Fame grows some more

Sterling jumps into Link with past

The Missing Link talks in new DVD

Solie remembered fondly by friends

Rallying around an ailing Klondike Bill

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