Real Name - Johnny Saint
Birthdate - 6/29/??
??? - Rhyl, England

Aliases - none

Athletic background - n/a

Teachers - Billy Robinson, Colin McDonald

Professional background - England(`58-`9?)

Peak Years - `7?-`85

Career Highlights -
- Defeats Zolton Boscik for the British Lightweight title
- Beats Jim Breaks to win the World Lightweight championship for the first of nine times
- Wins the European Lightweight belt from Breaks the following year
- Retires with the Lightweight title in 1996 after holding it on and off for twenty-two years

Finisher(s) -
- Bridging Legroll

Favorites -
- Octopus Hold
- Johnny Saint Special (Package into Takedown)
- Surfboard Chinlock
- Jumping Double Knee
- Dropkick

Ringwork Rating -
technique - 10
science - 7
counters - 10
transitions - 8
diversity - 6
power - 6
strikes - 5

Intangible Rating -
entertainment - 7
selling - 7
bumping - 6
carrying - 7
heat - 7
legacy - 7

Place in History - Johnny Saint is simply one of the greatest chain wrestlers of all-time and someone who if seen once is not easily forgotten. Though he was a lightweight and thus never the draw of Giant Haystacks, Big Daddy and others, he was a far better wrestler and had a very successful career that spanned five decades. Saint was pushed very hard in the late 70s and early 80s when TV wrestling hit a peak in England as a constant lightweight champion. His main rival, "Crybaby" Jim Breaks, was a strong heel and he worked well with Saint's popular goofy style. Until native television wrestling ended in the UK, Saint remained a familiar face and worked with many of the greatest wrestlers that Europe has ever seen. He remains popular amongst wrestlers who admire his unique, almost lucha-like, style and is always a favorite amongst anyone who has seen even a few matches of this one-of-a-kind worker.