SuperTimCahill
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Yes plz
GOT Wrestle Fest Fan Thread
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Yes plz
BoysInBlue
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Very sad news - after 23 years, Power Slam, the U.K. monthly wrestling magazine is closing down. The last issue, out at the end of this week, will be the final one. For the first 3 years it was called Superstars of Wrestling, then in July 1994, it rebranded as Power Slam.
Anyone who reads Power Slam, they need to check out Fighting Spirit Magazine. That's the sole surviving UK wrestling magazine now.
Classic Power Slam covers:
Issue 1: July 1994:
Issue 237 FINAL ISSUE: July 2014:
Anyone who reads Power Slam, they need to check out Fighting Spirit Magazine. That's the sole surviving UK wrestling magazine now.
Classic Power Slam covers:
Issue 1: July 1994:
Issue 237 FINAL ISSUE: July 2014:
ijjysmith
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That's a really weird thing to do though in my head.
Like why get excited about a wrestler being in a WWE game who has never been in a WWE ring!?
Forgot where i heard this, was it on here? i dont know.
Rumour has it, Flair spoke with people in the back about doing something with Ziggler and was told no, not sure how true it is though.
Just heard that Power Slam magazine is stopping publication. Used to love reading that in my younger days
ijjysmith
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Seamus Colemole
Previously deathbyropeandglass
Very sad news - after 23 years, Power Slam, the U.K. monthly wrestling magazine is closing down. The last issue, out at the end of this week, will be the final one. For the first 3 years it was called Superstars of Wrestling, then in July 1994, it rebranded as Power Slam.
Anyone who reads Power Slam, they need to check out Fighting Spirit Magazine. That's the sole surviving UK wrestling magazine now.
Classic Power Slam covers:
Issue 1: July 1994:
Issue 237 FINAL ISSUE: July 2014:
Powerslam was like the bible when i was younger, couldn't wait for the last Thursday of the month (or whatever day it came out). But with the internet and general drop in quality it just wasn't relevant anymore, surprised it lasted as long as it did.
And how poetic that John Cena is the very last cover given the ridiculous Cena bashing they took part in all the time.
Think i've probably still got all the early issues in a box somewhere.
Best thing about it was introducing me to a world of wrestling outside WWF and WCW, particularly buying ECW and Japanese garbage feds from tape traders advertised in the back.
Ric Flair in the mid to late 80's blew him out of the water
SuperTimCahill
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Agree with Mikey. Flair was the greatest wrestler ever.
stevo27
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Very sad news - after 23 years, Power Slam, the U.K. monthly wrestling magazine is closing down. The last issue, out at the end of this week, will be the final one. For the first 3 years it was called Superstars of Wrestling, then in July 1994, it rebranded as Power Slam.
Anyone who reads Power Slam, they need to check out Fighting Spirit Magazine. That's the sole surviving UK wrestling magazine now.
Classic Power Slam covers:
Issue 1: July 1994:
Issue 237 FINAL ISSUE: July 2014:
It's a shame, and I'm a long time reader of the magazine of 16 years, but the last couple of years Fin has been writing in that mag like he has lost his passion for American wrestling, particularly the constant digs at the McMahons, Triple H and John Cena. I do hope though that he or some of the mag's contributors start up a new magazine but with the focus on the BritWrest scene, capitalising on the ever growing popularity of PCW
larrygobfiend
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- Pretty hard to look beyond Bastian Booger when it comes to being the best heel of all time.
Sting on the 2K15 then?
Pretty cool I guess. I was well hoping he'd show up in the Main Event though
Pretty cool I guess. I was well hoping he'd show up in the Main Event though
ijjysmith
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Sting on the 2K15 then?
Pretty cool I guess. I was well hoping he'd show up in the Main Event though
so very very lame.