# Don Leo Jonathan
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Don Heaton (April 29, 1931 – October 13, 2018), also known as don leo jonathan, was an American-Canadian professional wrestler.
== Professional wrestling career ==
Jonathan, nicknamed "The Mormon Giant" was a second generation star (his father was former wrestler Brother Jonathan) who made his professional wrestling debut after World War II. Over the course of his career, he competed around the world, making stops in Europe, South Africa, Australia and Japan; he wrestled more often, however, in the United States and Canada. His first championship wins occurred in Montreal with the International Wrestling Association, where he twice captured their International Heavyweight title.
#13 Tom Burke
I sit down with legendary New England wrestling Historian Tom Burke. we chat about some of the true greats in pro wrestling such as BoBo Brazil, Killer Kowalski, Ray "the Crippler" Stevens, Gorgeous George, Don Leo Jonathan, Lou Thesz, The Mongols, The Amazing Kangaroos and so much more!
🎙️ Ringside in Rose City #13 – “Excitement in the Air”: Inside 30 Years of Interviews & the Legends Who Told Their Stories
And this week… one epic, extra-long, 90-minute dive into the voices that built the Pacific Northwest.
Frank Culbertson & a very congested but tough-as-nails MikeRodgers crack open the envelope marked “Excitement in the Air — Volume 1.”What follows is a journey into three decades of Mike’s interview…
Northwest Favorites: The Heart of Portland Wrestling: #14
In the final chapter of Northwest Favorites: The Heart ofPortland Wrestling, host Frank Culbertson closes the series with three unforgettable figures whose careers span different eras, styles, and legacies — yet each helped define what Portland Wrestling truly was.
💥 Mark Lewin — A world-traveled s…
🎙️ Mid-Card Chronicles #7 – The Ones You Remember Differently
🎙️ Mid-Card Chronicles #7 – The Ones You Remember Differently
Main events get remembered.Champions get photographed.But this week… it depends on when you were watching.
In Episode #7 of Mid-Card Chronicles, Frank Culbertson explores a unique layer of Portland Wrestling history—the wrestlers whose r…
Pro Wrestlers, Polygamy Wealth, & Gnosticism: Unpacking MHA Highlights in Las Vegas (Rick B)
I did a livestream recap of the Mormon History Association (MHA highlights) conference, broadcast straight from my hotel room in lovely Las Vegas. Guided by some slightly out-of-order, AI-generated slides, this recap covers the most fascinating historical deep dives, unexpected gems, and award winn…
The Attraction Archive – Special Edition: Andre the Giant's Northwest Legacy
The Attraction Archive – Special Edition: Andre the Giant's Northwest Legacy
Some wrestlers become champions. Some become legends. And then there was Andre the Giant—a once-in-a-lifetime attraction whose arrival alone was enough to fill an arena.
In this special edition of The Attraction Archive, h…
The Attraction Archive – Episode 10: International Legends, Future Champions, and Wrestling's Smallest Giants
The Attraction Archive – Episode 10: International Legends, Future Champions, and Wrestling's Smallest Giants
The Attraction Archive travels around the wrestling world this week, from legendary Japanese stars and future world champions to one of the most accomplished women ever trained by Sandy Bar…
Big, Bigger, BIGGEST: Classic Wrestling's Memorable Giant Stars!
The Podcast: The Outdated Wrestling Hour With Bob Smith podcast – now heading toward its fourth year – offers veteran fans (as well as curious younger ones) a chance to reminisce about classic mat action from years gone by. The show is hosted by Bob Smith, the former managing editor of Pro Wrestlin…
Rasslin 153: St. Louis Wrestling History 1953-1954
This time on Regional Rasslin’ we return to more St. Louis Wrestling History, Guest Phil Adams joins Ray Russell on the journey through the latter months of 1953 and all of 1954. Television continues to shape the territory as stars like Buddy Rogers, Johnny Valentine, Bill Longson, Ray Eckert, and …
The Cream of the Crop #11 — The Royal Kangaroos: Portland Wrestling's Most Wanted!
THEY BROKE TELEVISIONS. THEY CARRIED BOOMERANGS. AND THEY HAD A BOUNTY ON THEIR HEADS!
They were so hated that two Portland businessmen decided enough was enough.
Tom Peterson and Friendly Joe Cahan weren't wrestlers. They weren't promoters. They were sponsors who wanted the Royal Kangaroos stopped…
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