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Traditional British Wrestling
The names of yesterday
Here are just a few of the top names of yesteryear. See how many you can remember.
- Kendo Nagasaki
- Giant Haystacks
- Big Daddy
- Mick McManus
- Jackie Pallo
- Johnny Saint
- Les Kellet
- Bomber Pat Roach
- Paul Lincoln
- Dynamite Kid
- George Kidd
- Steve Logan
- Mike Marino
Kendo Nagasaki
Legendary Wrestler of Yesterday
Few wrestlers of yesterday or today hold more intrigue than Kendo Nagasaki. The masked warrior, still plying his trade as in his glory days, holds a captive feel over the audience and his opponents that all wrestlers would long for. Whether blessing the ring with the Ceremony of the Salt, or dismantling his opponents with ease during the contests, Kendo Nagasaki is a clear indication of what the glory age of British Wrestling was all about.
Modern British Wrestling
The names of today
Here are just a few of the top names of today. How do they rate and what potential do they have?
- Anarchist Doug Williams
- Wonderkid Jonny Storm
- Pac
- Phoenix Jodie Fleisch
- Dave Moralez
- Spud
- Zack Sabre Jr
- James Tighe
- Martin Stone
- Nick Aldis
- Robbie Brookside
- Stixx
- Phil Bedwell
Dave Moralez
Renowned Wrestler of Today
Dave Moralez, shown here dominating former WWE star Eugene, is often seen in main events all around the country, and is a true example of what training and dedication can bring to the modern British Wrestling scene. Having both an aura of respect around him and a physically imposing presence he is a true example of where the sport of professional wrestling could be heading.
Yesterday or Today?
How do the wrestlers of yesterday compare with the wrestlers of today?
The world of
wrestling has changed dramatically in
recent years. The high intensity style
of the WWE means that very few British
Wrestlers enter looking to learn the
traditional British craft. The more
Americanised style may lose some
viewers, but it can also produce some
incredibly gifted British wrestlers.
This is your chance to say, which
era produced the best British Wrestling?
The old 'World of Sport' era of
(roughly) the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s?
Or, the modern era of today?
