Before wrestling became a global brand, regional legends filled arenas, sold out towns, and built lifelong fanbases across North America. Bullet Bob Armstrong — One of the most beloved babyfaces in Southern wrestling history and the patriarch of one of wrestling’s most successful families. Pat O’Connor — One of the greatest NWA World Champions ever, known for his athleticism and technical excellence. Angelo Mosca — A former CFL star who became one of Canada’s biggest wrestling attractions. Gene Anderson — One-half of the legendary Minnesota Wrecking Crew whose tag team influence can still be seen in wrestling today. Ray Morgan — The voice of Capitol Wrestling and the WWWF before Vince McMahon Jr., helping bring wrestling into living rooms throughout the Northeast during the Bruno Sammartino era.

Yukon Eric — A rugged Canadian star whose wildman persona made him a major attraction throughout the territory era.

Kinji Shibuya — A feared villain whose intensity and credibility made ...