Wrestletalk Magazine Issue 124 Edição anterior

In this month's edition, we have feature-length articles on:

- NXT, as FSM examines previous failures of WWE branding to attempt to answer questions about the future of what was originally a talent development group
- The talented and hard-working Sasha Banks who will have to claw her way to the top of WWE main roster, just as she has done in NXT
- Saraya Knight, who offers her forthright advice to all wrestlers, male and female, hoping to make it in the sport
- The WBF, as FSM explains that on this occasion, success did not come as naturally to Vince McMahon as it had with the World Wrestling Federation
- Bill Apter, who ahead of the release of his autobiography, sat down with FSM to discuss a 45-year career in a wrestling business he still loves dearly
- Orig Williams, who left a hole not just in British wrestling, but in Welsh culture when he passed away in 2009

All of this, plus our usual news, PPV and TV reports, and DVD and book reviews. This month's issue also includes Rob Naylor's backstage guide to all the happenings at PWG's Battle of Los Angeles; Jim Cornette having his say on The Young Bucks, Joey Ryan & Candice LeRae, and what he likes to call “performance wrestling”; Nick “Magnus” Aldis commenting on his experience working for ICW and PCW; and in a special Guest Column, Jeff Jarrett explaining how Global Force Wrestling's progress compares to his expectations.