| Biography | Chris Bailey was a wrestler based in London and regularly appearing during the late sixties and early seventies.
Chris was eighteen when he turned professional in 1966. He was known for his unruly style, which frequently led to disqualification. Chris made his television debut in 1968, against popular Len Hurst. It was to be the first of around a dozen television appearances, but in terms of his win-loss record the promoters never allowed him to shine.
Chris's profile stepped up a gear when he formed a tag partnership with fellow Londoner Dick Conlon. They called themselves the Artful Dodgers. The Artful Dodgers had what must have been one of the most nondescript gimmicks of British wrestling, calling out numbers to one another (they described it as an elaborate code) which was allegedly a secret way of communicating to outwit their opponents. |