Memphis wrestling is a regional professional wrestling promotion that originated in Memphis, Tennessee, during the 1950s. It became known for its unique style, which combined athleticism with dramatic storytelling. The promotion featured local talent and drew large crowds, becoming a significant part of the wrestling culture in the southern United States. The promotion was home to many famous wrestlers, including Jerry "The King" Lawler and Jimmy Hart. Memphis wrestling was characterized by its colorful characters, intense rivalries, and memorable storylines, making it a beloved part of wrestling history. Its influence can still be seen in modern wrestling promotions today.