Wrestletalk Magazine FSM Issue 96 Vorige editie

In this month's edition, FSM has feature-length articles on:
- Chris Jericho, and how arguably WWE's MVP of 2013 will be gone for at least the summer
- The McMahon Family, and what their past as characters on WWE television can tell us about a proposed late-summer power struggle
- SummerSlam 1998, which on its 15-year anniversary remains one of the most important and intriguing cards in WWE history
- Lex Luger, who talks to FSM about his tremendous career and a miraculous life
- Sabu, and how the nephew of The Sheik changed pro wrestling forever
- The wrestling scene in Scotland, which is arguably the hottest territory in all of Europe
- Kendo Nagasaki, who remains an enigma of professional wrestling. FSM profiles the masked man in the latest in the Greetings, Grapple Fans series.

All of this, plus our usual news, PPV and TV reports, and DVD and book reviews. Also, in this month's columns, ”Stone Cold” Steve Austin writes about the changes that he has seen in the in-ring style of professional wrestling down the years, and the greater risks that are taken today. Jim Cornette also writes about the legendary Jackie Fargo, who was one of the great stars of the U.S territory era, and Nick “Magnus” Aldis offers his reasons for broadening his working horizons as he simultaneously pushes forward with his career in TNA. Comedian Chris Brooker also pens a personal column about how he introduced pro wrestling to his girlfriend.