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In this month's edition, we have feature-length articles on:
- Chris Jericho, as FSM explains how the New Japan and AEW star has been able to reinvent himself time after time.
- The late Adrian “Lionheart” McCallum, as FSM shares the memories of some of his closest friends and rivals in wrestling
- Silver Vision, as FSM expands on just how much WWE's UK tape and DVD distributor meant to any British pro wrestling fan.
- PAC, as FSM ponders who’s to blame for the underwhelming results of “The Man That Gravity Forgot” on his recent UK return.
- Jonathan Gresham, as FSM offers stories of witnessing the technical wizard perform at small venues in Ireland and England.

All of this, plus our usual news, PPV and TV reports, and DVD and videogame reviews. This month's issue also includes Jim Cornette with a review of possibly the greatest PPV of all-time, The Great American Bash 1989, 30 years after it took place; and Rob Naylor on how the NWA/WCW was affected by the loss of three-quarters of The Four Horsemen, when Arn Anderson, Tully Blanchard, and Barry Windham jumped to the WWF in the same year.

Issue 172 In this month's edition, we have feature-length articles on: - Chris Jericho, as FSM explains how the New Japan and AEW star has been able to reinvent himself time after time. - The late Adrian “Lionheart” McCallum, as FSM shares the memories of some of his closest friends and rivals in wrestling - Silver Vision, as FSM expands on just how much WWE's UK tape and DVD distributor meant to any British pro wrestling fan. - PAC, as FSM ponders who’s to blame for the underwhelming results of “The Man That Gravity Forgot” on his recent UK return. - Jonathan Gresham, as FSM offers stories of witnessing the technical wizard perform at small venues in Ireland and England. All of this, plus our usual news, PPV and TV reports, and DVD and videogame reviews. This month's issue also includes Jim Cornette with a review of possibly the greatest PPV of all-time, The Great American Bash 1989, 30 years after it took place; and Rob Naylor on how the NWA/WCW was affected by the loss of three-quarters of The Four Horsemen, when Arn Anderson, Tully Blanchard, and Barry Windham jumped to the WWF in the same year.

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