Grand Prix Wrestling - Wikipedia
Originally known as Atlantic Grand Prix Wrestling (AGPW), the regional circuit has been around since the early 1960s. During the 60s and the 70s AGPW was so popular it became a hit in the Maritimes.
The Faces & Heels of Atlantic Grand Prix Wrestling 1977-1987
From the golden days of Whipper Billy Watson, to the historic Canadian families of wrestling royalty, such as the Harts, the Rougeaus, and the Vachons, Canuck grapplers continue to populate top rosters in the business of the squared circle.
Atlantic Grand Prix Wrestling - Kayfabe Memories
In 1980, Atlantic Grand Prix Wrestling featured some excellent wrestling action throughout the Atlantic provinces. Several big stars and special attractions made their way to the Maritimes between May and September.
Atlantic Grand Prix Wrestling - Kayfabe Memories
Bass was always in the middle of controversy, wether it be wrestling Stephen Petitpas, Leo Burke or the Cuban Assassin or managing men like the Super Destroyer, Sweet Daddy Siki, Iranian Sheik and many others.
Atlantic Grand Prix Wrestling - Kayfabe Memories
This month we’ll be looking at the Fan Favorites of Atlantic Grand Prix Wrestling. Burke made is pro debut in the mid 60's. He’s wrestled in Calgary, Toronto, Kansas-City, etc... However, he probably gathered is best success in the Maritimes. Being a local boy from Memramcook, NB.
Atlantic Grand Prix Wrestling - Online World of Wrestling
Emile Dupree sold the rights to Grand Prix Wrestling to Stephen Petitpas and Leo Burke.. 1986: Grand Prix was one of the victims of Vince McMahon’s shopping spree..
Lanny Poffo's Maritime memories - Slam Wrestling
2009年6月18日 · In 1978, Lanny Poffo first came to the Maritimes with his brother and father to compete in Emile Dupre’s Grand Prix Wrestling. Over 30 years later, a lot has changed, but one thing that remains the same is Poffo’s appreciation for and desire to return to Atlantic Canada.
Atlantic Grand Prix Wrestling | Wrestlepedia Wiki | Fandom
Grand Prix Wrestling (GPW) was a professional wrestling promotion run and owned by Emile Duprée. It toured parts of New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island and Nova Scotia. It has no connection with Paul Vachon 's Grand Prix Wrestling promotion of Montreal in the 1970s.
AGPW Maritimes Heavyweight Title - Wrestling-Titles.com
History of the Maritimes Heavyweight Pro-Wrestling Title, recognized by the Atlantic Grand Prix Wrestling.
Atlantic Grand Prix Wrestling - Kayfabe Memories
Atlantic Grand Prix Wrestling was now known as Canadian Championship Wrestling, and they where on a role. Burke and Petitpas started the year by winning the CCW Tag Team Titles, and one of the best teams in the Maritimes where dominating the Tag Team scene, however, that’s where strange things began happening.