Title History
- Joint Promotions British Lightweight title defeating Zoltan Boscik (May 12, 1971);
- Joint Promotions World Lightweight title defeating Jim Breaks (November 3, 1976);
- European Lightweight title defeating Jim Breaks (October ??, 1979);
- Joint Promotions World Lightweight title defeating Steve Grey (November 25, 1979);
- European Lightweight title defeating Jackie Robinson (May ??, 1983);
- Joint Promotions World Lightweight title defeating Jackie Robinson (January 19, 1984);
- Joint Promotions World Lightweight title defeating Jim Breaks (February ??, 1985);
- Joint Promotions World Lightweight title defeating Jon Cortez (November ??, 1985);
- Joint Promotions World Lightweight title defeating Jim Breaks (December ??, 1985);
- Joint Promotions World Lightweight title defeating Jon Cortez (April 14, 1986);
- Joint Promotions World Lightweight title defeating Jon Cortez (June 5, 1986);
- All Star Promotions World Lightweight title defeating Mike Jordan (May 24, 1988);
- All Star Promotions World Lightweight title defeating Steve Grey (June 13, 1993);
Career Highlights
- June 1958: Colin McDonald defeated Johnny Saint ~~~ this was Johnny Saint’s first professional match..
- November 3, 1976: Johnny Saint defeated Jim Breaks for the World Lightweight title..
- February 27, 1988: Johnny Saint defeated Mike Jordan..
- March 12, 1988: Johnny Saint defeated Robbie Brookside..
- May 21, 1988: Fit Finlay defeated Johnny Saint..
- October 10, 1996 M-Pro: Johnny Saint defeated Naohiro Hoshikawa ~~~ this was Johnny Saint’s last match..
- September 30, 2006: Johnny Saint acted as a guest timekeeper in Lowestoft, Norfolk.
- October 1, 2006: Johnny Saint held a training session in Lowestoft, Norfolk.
- November 27, 2007: Johnny Saint lost to Andy Simmons at 8:53 in Orpington, Kent.
- November 29, 2007: Johnny Saint defeats Johnny Kidd 2-1 in Broxbourne, Herts.
- February 17, 2008: Johnny Saint draws with Robbie Dynamite 1-1 in St. Helens, Lance..
- July 11, 2009–1 Pro Wrestling: Colt Cabana defeated Johnny Saint in a World Of Sport-style match.
Peter Sawyer wrote: Johnny Saint was a master of the bridge- using it to escape opponent’s hold and often just to frustrate the opponent.
