1933 in professional wrestling

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1933 in professional wrestling describes that year's events in the world of professional wrestling.

List of notable promotions

Only one promotion held notable shows in 1933.

Promotion Name	Abbreviation	Notes
Empresa Mexicana de Lucha Libre	EMLL	Founded this year with first show held in September.

Date	Promotion(s)	Event	Location	Main Event
September 21	EMLL	Debut show	Mexico City, Mexico	Flam Arion defeated Antonio Jose Pava^[1]

The nation's top wrestling promoters, including Toots Mondt, Jack Curley, Paul Bowser, Tom Packs, Jess McMahon and others create a new trust, a precursor to the National Wrestling Alliance
February 9 - Ed Don George defeats Henri Deglane to win the a version of the World Heavyweight Championship in Boston
September 21 – promoter Salvador Lutteroth holds the first Empresa Mexicana de Lucha Libre (EMLL; "Mexican Wrestling Enterprise") show in Mexico City.^[2]

Mexican National Heavyweight Championship
Incoming champion – Uncertain
No title changes^[3]

Date	Winner	Event/Show	Note(s)
Mexican National Middleweight Championship
(Title created)
Uncertain	Yaqui Joe	EMLL Show	^[3]

Date uncertain
- Keita Meretana
- Max Crabtree (d. 2023)
- Espanto I (d. 1968)^[5]
- Randhawa (d. 2013)
January 4 – René Guajardo (d. 1992)^[6]
January 6 – Mike Lane (d, 2015)
January 12 – Ray Stern (d. 2007)
January 27 – Al Zinck (d. 2024)
February 16 Rod Trongard (d. 2005)^[6]
March 13 – Sam Betts
March 20 – Frank Townsend (died in 1965)
March 27 – Swede Hanson (d. 2002)^[6]
April 4 – Stan Holek (d. 2015)^[6]
April 18 – Tank Morgan (d. 1991)
May 26 – Silento Rodriguez (d. 2024)
June 13 – Janet Wolfe (d. 1951)
June 24 – Don Kent (d. 1993)^[5]
June 28 – Boris Malenko (d. 1994)^[5]
July 4 – Rufus R. Jones (d. 1993)^[6]
July 29 – Lou Albano (d. 2009)^[5]
August 13 – Jack Lotz (d. 2020)
August 29 – Dale Lewis (d. 1997)
September 2 – Rubén Peucelle (d. 2014)
September 16 – Dick Brower (d. 1997)^[5]
September 28 – Dick Steinborn (d. 2020)^[5]
October 2 – Waldo Von Erich (d. 2009)^[6]
October 11 – Ripper Collins (d. 1991)
December 2 – Gypsy Joe (d. 2016)^[5]