Wrestletalk Magazine Issue 147 Edizione posteriore

In this month's edition, we have feature-length articles on:
- Samoa Joe vs. Brock Lesnar, as FSM describes why Joe is an unlikely dream match opponent for Lesnar, and why the bout has that visceral big fight feel
- The WWF's Summer of '97, as FSM time-travels 20 years to explain why the period was so hot, and how it was the beginning – and the best year of – great changes for all of professional wrestling.
- Jimmy Havoc, as FSM tries to get to grips with the mind behind the blood and the beer before he took part in the 16th annual Tournament of Death.
- John Kenny who, as FSM explains, he had a fine, storied career during the World Of Sport era before becoming a trainer.
- Michael Bisping, as FSM sits down with the UFC's first British champion to ask about the state of the promotion, including whether a superfight with Georges St-Pierre will actually happen.
- Iestyn Rees, as he offers advice to FSM about looking after your body while going through the rigours of the ring.

All of this, plus our usual news, PPV and TV reports, and DVD and videogame reviews. This month's issue also includes Nick "Magnus" Aldis' plea to Jim Cornette, Vince Russo, and Eric Bischoff to call a truce between them; the very same Jim Cornette’s explanation of how “smart” fans were different when they had to really work to get the fix of the sport they loved; and Rob Naylor pays tribute to Bret Hart, who time and time again honored the moniker of “The Best There Is, The Best There Was, and The Best There Ever Will Be.”