@EBischoff@83Weeks@HeyHeyItsConrad
Good episode but you both overlooked Vince's 1993 run in Memphis where the early elements of the Evil Boss character are found during the Lawler/Hart feud
Hi @ConorDoyleDUB I heard you on Three Castles Burning in a great interview. I'm curious if you've any information on the wrestling exhibitions Dan O'Mahony gave at the RT in 1936 during his trip home from America? There was a major belt presentation too I believe.
Report in the Evening Echo on this day (May 19th 1936) on the fallout from the Dick Shikat double-cross when Dan O'Mahony lost the title. The report also mentions a possible match betweeen O'Mahony and Ed 'Strangler' Lewis that never took place. #wwe#wrestling#ireland#history
Even this version of me is cooler than Corbin. If I can go from looking like a knock-off Justin Beiber to the main event of WrestleMania, you can do anything! #WWERAW
@OTT_wrestling
Are you approaching TV stations for a slot? I emailed you recently about TG4 as they were seeking commissions. The lack of live sport and the ceasing of show productions means there is time to be filled.
@triumphbritwres When Joint Promotions (Orig Williams) tried to run a show in Cork, Ireland during the 1960s the local council banned the event due to female wrestlers on the card
@triumphbritwres
Irish historian here working on a few books if you need any info/context on what was happening in Ireland or information on someone etc. Until 2002 most of the wrestling here since the 1930s was organised by touring British promoters
@AlGetzWrestling
While there were hundreds of Irish gimmicks and Irish-American wrestlers, are you aware of an people born in Ireland who worked the territories? Thanks
@TimHornbaker
I'm working on a book (or two) about the history of wrestling in Ireland. Have you any primary source material on Danno or Ireland aside from newspaper archives?
You can read my article about Ireland's first event here. Any Help appreciated
https://t.co/GQtiSfw4Jp
@PWHistoricalS@TimHornbaker Checked my archives overnight. The 1907 event I have saved is a collar and elbow event. But I found a few new leads on catch wrestling events possibly as early as 1901 and will be researhing more today. Thanks for your tweet which led to this :)
@PWHistoricalS@TimHornbaker Later articles in 1930s which dicuss pro wrestling also reference these attempts to revive traditional collar and elbow in 1907
@PWHistoricalS@TimHornbaker It certainly counts and in my book will be referenced along with other stories pre-1920s that occured on the island. From my understanding the Dublin Wrestling Committee events in August 1907 were the traditional collar and elbow style not 'all-in'/professional (predetermined)