Welcome to the Roaring 20s.

Fancy a night on the town, then check out the professional wrestling action.

Live from the Chicago Coliseum.

Will Stadis El Sabisco tie Joe Zichmann up in 17,000 knots once again.

Can all-American Mike Grimato see off a challenge by Germany's Hermann Kutch.

And how will world champion Ed Strangler Lewis fair when he puts all the goal on the line

against world-renowned Jiuubitsu specialist Taiy-

answers to all these questions and more can be found on New Year's Day at the

Chicago Coliseum. You can buy the seat but you'll only need the edge.

The Gold Dust Trio were changing the wrestling world with their touring promotion at the beginning

of the 1920s.

Ed Stranger Lewis as champion at the top of the show. the maker they made for a fine triumvirate.

Three men who refuse to let the industry they love go quietly into the night

as a result of poor ticket sales and disinterest.

They curated the slam-bang Western style of wrestling, big

characters, long story lines, extravagant moves and big match finishes that were

clearly drawing the punters back. The irony that doubling

down on the fixed nature of pro wrestling was legitimising it with the fans. We talked

last time about how the proposed wrestler versus Boxer match that didn't happen

between Ed Lewis and Boxing Champ Jack Debse, actually saw the audience predicting victory

for the Strangler proving that wrestling was very much

cool again. I have followed every line of athletics and find that wrestling is the best bodybuilder and health

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