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Journeyman Journals: Rekindling the fire!
EDITOR'S NOTE: We are pleased to welcome Jeremiah Plunkett to SlamWrestling.net, where he will be offering up a column we are calling "Journeyman...
Wrestlers’ Court: McMahon doc says more about fans than its subject
I recently had the misfortune of watching Netflix's Mr. McMahon documentary series. Truth be told, I wasn't planning on watching it. I've seen and...
Journeyman Journals: Warsaw via Texas
EDITOR'S NOTE: We are pleased to welcome Jeremiah Plunkett to SlamWrestling.net, where he will be offering up a column we are calling "Journeyman...
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Guest column: Meeting my hero, Negro Casas
Some people say don’t meet your heroes. I have never subscribed to that notion, but I do believe in meeting your heroes in the right time and the right place. Almost like waiting for destiny to bring you together. The incredible Negro Casas is one of my heroes and...
Guest column: Elect Morris Sigel to the Observer Hall of Fame
About a year ago, my passion for Houston Wrestling hit the tipping point and I started a program collection in earnest. More about that in the years to come, I hope. However, in the first big score of the collection came a twin set of Houston history: the last...
Journeyman Journals: Was that a concussion?
EDITOR'S NOTE: We are pleased to welcome Jeremiah Plunkett to SlamWrestling.net, where he will be offering up a column we are calling "Journeyman Journals with Jeremiah." Welcome, Wrestling Fans, Thank you for taking the time to check out the debut of my new column,...
Mat Matters: Early screening of referee documentary really about community
KITCHENER - There's the opening of the movie Saturday Night next weekend, and it's a reminder that the original Saturday Night Live crew was dubbed "not ready for prime time." We all know those wrestlers too, primarily seen on the indies. They can be entertaining,...
Wrestlers’ Court: Gunther a capable wrestler, but a poor heel
I recently devoted this column to two heels who make RAW appointment viewing: Dominik Mysterio and Drew McIntyre. Despite their different approaches to breaking bad, I am moved by their performances. Neither man is a ‘cool heel’ -- a bad boy who curries favor with...
Retro Review: Griffin’s ‘Fall Guys’ historically important but flawed
Falls Guys: The Barnums of Bounce by Marcus Griffin was released in 1937, making it one of the first widely-released books on professional wrestling. If you are interested in the history of the sport, it is a must-read and an important piece of literature on the...
