Issue 93 of Fighting Spirit Magazine is now available

[Brian Elliott]

 

In this month's edition, FSM has feature-length articles on:

- Brock Lesnar, and whether WWE can keep his momentum going, so that he might headline WrestleMania 30

- In conversation with FSM, William Regal talks about his character, working behind the scenes with Triple-H, and what WWE is currently trying to achieve

- After years of playing WWE at its own game, FSM examines how TNA has taken a step back to move forward

- Dixie Carter sits down with FSM for a full and frank interview about the company's past, present, and future.

- FSM ponders what made Bill Goldberg one of the hottest wrestling stars of the Monday Night Wars

- As Jushin Liger prepares to return to the UK, FSM charts his career as arguably the finest junior-heavyweight of all-time

- With pro wrestling have long separated from its sporting roots, FSM wonders whether it should capitalise on its links to geek culture

- Debuting in 1977, Klondyke Kate quickly became famous for her in-ring fury. FSM recalls the career of one of the UK's best female grapplers.

 

All of this, plus our usual news, PPV and TV reports, and reviews. Also, in this month's columns, as The Steiner Brothers prepare to come to the UK at the end of May, Nick “Magnus” Aldis describes his friendship with Scott Steiner, and suggests other fearsome competitors who've helped him so far in his short career. Also, Jim Cornette writes about the history of giants and super-heavyweights in pro wrestling, and suggests who he thinks are the finest workers in those categories.

 

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