Dale Edwards

Last updated: April 5, 2025

Career History

 

  • Dale Edwards worked for Angelo Poffo’s ICW in Lexington, doing pretty much every gig there is to do in the business.
  • Early 1970s: Dale Edwards worked for Phil Golden’s All Star Wrestling in Paducah, Kentucky, mainly as a heel manager..
  • ~~~Ron Starr gave him the “Crybaby” nickname, which was most likely a copy of George “Crybaby” Cannon..
  • “Crybaby” Dale Edwards worked in the early-mid 70’s with a promotion owned by Henry Rogers in Malden, Missouri..
  • 1970s/1980s: George Hill was a very well known wrestling photographer and wrestling magazine article writer..
  • 1985-’86: Dale Edwards once ran a promotion called Midwest Championship Wrestling based out of Clinton, Iowa.
  • 19??: Crybaby Dale Edwards also worked for Dale Mann in Kentucky, running his office for nine months..
  • George Hill was well respected as a wrestling historian due to his deep knowledge on 1960’s Florida wrestling..
  • ~~~He also had a detailed knowledge of Angelo Poffo’s ICW wrestling and was close friends with other historians..
  • ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Such as Tom Burke, Chuck Thornton, Diane Divine, and James Melby.
  • October 5, 2006: Dale Edwards (Real Name: George Hill) was found dead at the age of 58 in Murfreesboro, Tennessee..
  • “Crybaby” Dale Edwards was very close friends with wrestlers Tony Falk, George Weingeroff, and Ronnie Garvin…
  • October 13, 2006–United States Wrestling Organization: The show was dedicated to the late Dale “Crybaby” Edwards..

 

nickname: "Crybaby"
birthday: March 31, 1948
hometown: Originally from Tampa, Florida
Moved to Murfreesboro, Tennessee
height: 5'6"
weight: 165 lbs
debut: Early 1970's
notable feuds: Bobo Kelly
gender: Male
status: Retired
type: Single
current promotion: Inactive

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