2021/08/16
Welcome to AustralianWrestling.org!
The website devoted to preserving the history of Australian wrestling.
We're in the process of renovating and moving some things around so some things may look a little strange but the aim is to minimise disruption.
This website was designed in 2012 with a scope of covering present and past wrestling in Australia.
The scope will change to prioritise the older stuff and make that a bit more accessible.
Thank you for your patience.
I also have another website (with my good buddy Greg) The Wrestling Roadshow which has more of a global scope. We have a podcast by the same name too and discuss all sorts of wrestling.
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Name: - Lord Littlebrook
Height: - 4' 4" (132cm)
Weight: - 108lb (49kg)
From: - England
Born: - January 3, 1929
Trained by: - Jack Britton, Bert Ruby
Debut: - 1949
Retired: - 1997
Died: - September 9, 2016
Toured Australia: - 1961, 1971, 1972, 1974
Originally began working as a circus performer in his native England at age 14. Was touring US in 1949 with the circus when it closed down. Was convinced by a friend to take up wrestling, and debuted in 1949, losing to Irish Jackie.
Quickly became one of the top midget wrestlers in the world, along with Little Beaver and Sky Low Low. Based himself in St. Joseph, Missouri, opening a wrestling school. Some graduates include Col. de Beers, Butch Reed and Betty Niccoli.
Featured in AWA from 1979-86, sometimes starring in angles including Lord Alfred Hayes. Appeared in the 6-man mixed tag match at Wrestlemania 3, teaming with King Kong Bundy and Little Tokyo against Hillbilly Jim, Little Beaver and the Haiti Kid. Was later seen in WWF, accompanying "King" Harley Race to the ring. Managed the Royal Family (Jack Victory and Rip Morgan) in WCW in the late 80s.
Had two wrester sons - Beautiful Bobby Dean and Kato.
Titles held: - (NWA) World Midget title, (ASWA) World Midget title.