would tell everyone how he was gonna kick Lord Athol [[pronounced and slurred "AssH-le" Layton's butt the next weekend. Amazing how pencils, folding chairs and a roll of quarters could produce daily mayhem on family TV. Channel 7 and Channel 9 had the wrestling fans back in those days. Didn't Fred Wolf do some stuff way back in the day too?

Two shows were taped that day and Lord Layton was the host for both. During the first show a wrestler was carried off on a stretcher [[I think it was Mark Lewin) and during the second show which was taped about 30 minutes after the first show was completed , the wrestler that was carried off on the stretcher returned and said he was in the ...

Lord Athol Layton was his full name. He used his Judo chop to break up matches. November-07-10, 09:55 PM.

Two shows were taped that day and Lord Layton was the host for both. During the first show a wrestler was carried off on a stretcher [[I think it was Mark Lewin) and during the second show which was taped about 30 minutes after the first show was completed , the wrestler that was carried off on the stretcher returned and said he was in the ...

He was just plain '' dastardly '' I think was one of Lord Layton's words to explain him lol CassTechGrad said: November-09-10 09:55 AM Late 1970's from Big Time Wrestling

UPDATE: See Nominee List through August 9 HERE Reading the Bill Bonds: He's ba-ack! thread got me thinking about the lesser legends of the Detroit scene of which I consider him a prime example.

9606 Prest: This is the debut show of Big Time Wrestling on Channel 9. Note that is was originally on Tuesday; in the early summer of '59 it moved to Wednesday night; then on December 10th it moved to its more remembered Thursday night slot.

9606 Prest: This is the debut show of Big Time Wrestling on Channel 9. Note that is was originally on Tuesday; in the early summer of '59 it moved to Wednesday night; then on December 10th it moved to its more remembered Thursday night slot.

Lord knows there has been plenty of land at/near the water for a long time. The Water Square [[JLA site) tower and the 5 story Water's Edge at Harbortown are the only residential buildings added to the waterfront in the last couple of decades.

Lakeside Mall made itself a staple through the 80s and 90s, and even did well through the 2000s. But would start struggling in the 2010s. As major growth happened around Lakeside Mall, competition became fierce. And with many ownership changes going on, stores began to leave Lakeside Mall. In 2018, Sears would close followed by Lord & Taylor in ...