Wrestling History Saturday, November 28, 1959 Anchorage, Alaska
On this day, two legendary matchups took place in Anchorage, Alaska. The main event saw Gino Garibaldi face Great Bolo in a highly anticipated contest that captivated the audience with its intensity and skill.
Additionally, Enrique Romero took on Wild Red Berry in another competitive bout, further demonstrating the talent and dedication of these athletes.
These events are a testament to the rich history of professional wrestling and the high level of athleticism that has shaped the sport.
What are your thoughts on these matches? We’d love to hear your insights.
The Dawn of Professional Wrestling in Albertville, Alabama November 11, 1931
Step back in time to Wednesday, November 11, 1931. The small town of Albertville, Alabama, witnessed a night of rough-and-tumble action as professional wrestling took center stage. In an era where radio ruled the airwaves and the Great Depression gripped the nation, wrestling provided an escape—a spectacle of skill, grit, and toughness that captivated local fans.
That evening, two highly anticipated bouts thrilled the crowd. In one match, the tough and determined Jack Freeman squared off against the rugged Tiger Boyd.
The second bout saw the fierce competitor Bad Bill Edwards go head-to-head with the formidable Hoyt Owens.
This event marks the beginning of our deep dive into Alabama’s rich professional wrestling history—telling the stories of the pioneers who built the foundation for the future of the sport. Stay tuned as we uncover more hidden gems from wrestling’s past, right here in the Heart of Dixie!
