William Davies (wrestler)

William Davies (born circa 1940s, date of death unknown) was a British professional wrestler best known for competing in the United Kingdom throughout the 1960s and 1970s. Wrestling under his own name, and sometimes billed with the nickname "Billy," Davies was a regular on television broadcasts of British wrestling, most notably on ITV's World of Sport.

Davies was considered a journeyman wrestler, consistently putting on solid matches but not typically positioned as a top-tier headliner. He was known for his technical wrestling skills and his resilience in the ring. While he didn't capture major championships, he was a respected and reliable performer who contributed significantly to the popularity of British wrestling during its peak.

His opponents included many notable British wrestlers of the era, such as Jackie Pallo, Mick McManus, and Steve Wright. While details of his personal life and post-wrestling career are scarce, William Davies remains a recognizable figure to many fans of classic British wrestling.