Powerslam

Without making myself look really old, I have been reading Power Slam since its first issue in 1992 when it was known as Superstars of Wrestling, changing its name 30 issues later. It is now on issue 178, so that's a lot of wrestling I have read about in the past 16 years!! I have been a wrestling fan since I was 11 - I'm not sure what it is about it that I love, perhaps its that the storylines are on par with Eastenders, but played out by some fit oiled hunks (and some right ropey ones too). Power slam was the first UK made wrestling magazine of its kind, and has seen of a few competitors. It now only has one other competitor - Fighting Spirit. Unlike the ...

Hhhhhmmmmmmmmm i've been reading this mag awhile so i'd thought i'd review it. Powerslam started life WAY WAY back in the 19 of the 92! when it was called Superstars of wrestling. But in 1995 it changed to becomes Known as Powerslam a no nosense mag about everything you wished. (And some parts you didn't) about the whole wrestling business. This Mag has everything. Upto (or almost) the minute news, post wrestling show and PPV's results from the U.S. and japan. Which sometimes go indepth, interviews with the wrestlers or just their thoughts about them, Video reviews, funny quotes from the t.v and ppv's, What the fans have been ...

Now up to its 85th issue, Powerslam is in my opinion the greatest wrestling magazine on the market. Printed in colour on quality paper, and packed every month with superb features, including results from all the shows held by the major organisations in the last month, in-depth interviews with major stars from the wrestling business, and articles covering all aspects of the wrestling world, Powerslam stands head and shoulders above the competition. Having no affiliations to any group allows the magazine to report from an entirely impartial standpoint, and results in an interesting, informative read each and every month. With sections for readers letters, as well ...