Wrestletalk Magazine FSM Issue 95 Back Issue

In this month's edition, FSM has feature-length articles on:
- The recent character development of Daniel Bryan, and whether WWE will follow through on their plans to have him challenge John Cena
- One of pro wrestling's premier talkers, Paul Heyman, who waxes lyrical about his career
- The Wyatt Family, and why they have the confidence of Vince McMahon as they begin their Raw journey
- “The Phenomenal” AJ Styles, and how he's being held back by yet another twist in his wrestling character
- Perhaps the most viciously independent performer ever in pro wrestling, Bruiser Brody, as the 25th anniversary of his murder approaches
- A major star of the World of Sport era, and one of the great technical wrestlers of his generation, Johnny Saint

All of this, plus our usual news, PPV and TV reports, and DVD and book reviews. Also, in this month's columns,
in a specially extended edition, Jim Cornette writes about the history of the War Games match, and how he adapted it for Smoky Mountain Wrestling and WWE. Also, Nick “Magnus” Aldis sets a few stories straight in regard to his own career, and comedian Brendon Burns asks whether any member of the WWE creative team ever says no to Vince McMahon?