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Saw the site a couple of weeks ago.....20 famous venues ....where is Wolverhampton Civic ?? For many years Kendos' local hall and the very hall he performed his unmasking ceremony in.

- nice to see Digbeth get a mention though

Great site - well done

Seem very good, only had a quick glance. I am very interested in the story about Rocky Wall defeating a young Kendo. I would like to learn more about his early years. Will go back and read it in the future.

The Wrestling Heritage site is being updated this evening with lots more material including in directions that feedback have clearly shown us you enjoy: Twenty Famous Venues is now starting to get more depth, for instance.

We thank you here for your many positive comments such as Lovellweb's above, those received by private message, and chiefly our Guest Book. Please keep your comments coming, as these are what stimulate us to work on the site.

Look out this time also for:

- Wrestlers Her Majesty was watching in her first year as Queen.
- A-Z profiles attack letter G which is clearly for Greats judging by the wrestlers we have listed.
- More de_script_ion of how wrestling was organised in its heyday.
- More autographs.
- And more personal views of recent World of Sport bouts - nod along in agreement or disagree totally, the choice is yours!

We hope you enjoy it!

Today is D-Day for the site as we launch a bumper update including a special new feature on Wrestling's Most Influential. See if you agree with our opening choices.

Elswehere on the Wrestling Heritage site, the D-day updates have a heavy emphasis on tag:

- the crème de la crème in Autograph terms.

- the first _link_ up of McManus & Logan is recorded in our featured year, 1953.

- the Shining Stars spotlight falls for the first time on a pairing in Perfect Assymetry.

- H is clearly a letter to initialize many a tagster's name, judging by our latest entries in A-Z.
- And in Armchair Corner, The Haunting analyses a couple of tag specialists in solo combat.

As ever, there's a new Jean Ferre (André the Giant) photo for you to discover, too!

Enjoy!

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