Dallas Sportatorium – If Those Walls Could Talk
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The Dallas Sportatorium had its doors open from 1935-1998. It may not be a church, but it was wrestling’s holy ground – to some!
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Description
The Dallas Sportatorium was once home to many wrestling and concert events from December 1935 until its final show in 1998. The building had a seating capacity of over 5,000 people and saw greats such as the Von Erichs, Fabulous Freebirds, Jake "The Snake" Roberts, and a young "Stone Cold" Steve Austin walk through its doors. While tales of the iconic Dallas Sportatorium live on long after its demolition, this storied venue’s unpleasant realities come to life through these honest accounts by Gary Hart, Del "The Patriot" Wilkes, Percy Pringle (Paul Bearer), Kevin Von Erich, and more.
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