Jim Londos was the biggest star in pro wrestling, and arguably in all of American sports, in the 1920s and 1930s. Which is maybe why you haven’t heard of him, because we’re talking 100 years ago.

Cabin boy. Construction worker. Carnival acrobat. None of those jobs were for “The Golden Greek” Jim Londos. One of the most popular stars on the professional wrestling circuit in the 1930s ...

O'Mahoney was slated to face the kingpin of wrestling in the 1930s, the "Golden Greek" Jim Londos, for the National Wrestling Association and New York State World Championships. The match was ...

Into Madison Square Garden’s Long Island City Bowl last week there climbed the two principal pretenders: Christopher Theophilus (Jim Londos), recognized as champion in Pennsylvania, California ...

In large part, we owe this to the enduring influence of Jim Londos. Consider the handsome babyface stars of more recent years like Shaun Micheals, The Rock, Bret Hart, John Cena and so on and you ...

Isn't it everything? Isn't that the ultimate objective of all this? Do you include Jim Londos, a performer who once drew a six-figure house in his home nation of Greece, where he was received as a ...