Cage's Comments: This entry was by request. I don't know very much about Sky Low Low, but from what I've seen looking for stuff for this page, I believe he is a true legend of this sport.

Montreal's Sky Low Low made his name in the fifties as he travelled from territory to territory, taking on the best midget wrestlers from around the globe. He was fast in the ring, an excellent dropkicker, and was usually the heel, using dastardly tactics to gain the upperhand. Sky Low Low even faced Little Beaver in front of royalty like Queen Elizabeth and King Farouk of Egypt. The two are generally considered the greatest midget wrestlers of all time. Both Sky Low Low and Little Beaver were for a time managed by Jack Britton, father of Gino Brito Jr. Britton also managed midgets Fuzzy Cupid, Lord Littlebrook and Pee Wee James. One of Sky Low Low's gimmicks was an open challenge to any midget wrestler for $100.00 in a two-out-of-three fall match. Another was his ability to stand on the top of his head without using his hands for balance. During the Second War War, he served fixing rivets in the tail of aircraft bombers. Outside the ring, he loved to golf, fish and go horseback riding. Sky Low Low died from a heart attack on November 6, 1998. The funeral was a simple affair, attended by his wife, sisters and neighbours. Wrestlers attending included Gino Brito, Yvon Robert Jr., Paul LeDuc and Lionel Robert.