Wrestletalk Magazine Issue 134 Back Issue

In this month's edition, we have feature-length articles on:
- Smackdown, as FSM considers the original WWE brand split in order to suggest what might come from it in 2016.
- John Cena vs. AJ Styles, as FSM analyses how the concept of a dream match has evolved over the years, while pondering those that still remain.
- Al Snow, as the TNA star gets tough on what it takes to be a professional wrestler
- Herb Abrams & the UWF, as 20 years on from Abrams’ untimely death, FSM reflects on one of pro wrestling's most bizarre mainstream projects.
- ”Gentleman” Chris Adams, as FSM chronicles the Englishman’s career progression, which gave him a legacy as one of the territories’ top babyfaces.
- The Greatest UFC Fights of All-Time, as ahead of UFC 200, FSM brings together its MMA experts to consider the 50 greatest fights in company history.

All of this, plus our usual news, PPV and TV reports, and DVD and videogame reviews. This month's issue also includes Rob Naylor's first-hand description of how NXT changed from developmental and into Triple-H's “third brand”; Jim Cornette's memories of his gruelling Great American Bash '86 schedule; and our own Will Cooling on how the divisiveness of the late Muhammad Ali was actually what brought people together to watch him compete.