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between the years 1930 and 1988.
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15th September
Happy 90th Dicky
Spend thirty seconds with Dicky Swales and you will have a smile on your face. Make that just ten seconds, by thirty you will be laughing out loud. Dicky Swales might be small in stature but he's certainly big in personality. Still is. Larger than life in 2019 as we add him to Personality Parade on the occasion of his 90th birthday.
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15th September
Sunday 15th - It's Scottish Reunion Day
Ron Historyo celebrates with four new albums added to the Gallery
9th September
8th September
Everyone loved him. Loved to boo and jeer. A new entry to Personality Parade.
We are talking West Country and our West Country heavyweight champion, a mythical title that never seems to have been won or lost. It just existed. In the red corner, and we can hear the booing already, Roy Bull Davis.
8th September
A hard man of the 1940s, Hard as Nails.
Eric Day was a character. A tough man inside and outside the ring and never one to shirk a fight, in the ring or in the street.
1st September
It's Time for the Wrestling Heritage
Awards.
Are you an award winner?
Three times a year Wrestling Heritage celebrates those who make Heritage great.
That's you, our readers.
Are you an award winner?
1st September
TW Archives
It's all about the memories. We preserve more of your wrestling memories, and have added seven more topics.
1st September
Ready for Scotland?
Ron Historyo takes us on another journey of discovery.
31st August
Wrestling Heritage remembers Bert Assirati on the anniversary of his death in 1990.
24th August
The colourful Maurice LaRue has died. Was he magnificent? Or just magnificent? Read our tribute, Majestically Magnificent.
24th August
Well known around the halls for many years, Bill Ogden is our latest Local Hero.
Everyone was someone’s favourite. That’s very true of Bill Ogden. A man who falls into the category of forgotten names, yet a man who played an important part in the history of professional wrestling for so many years.
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