I Wrote A New Book! Ranking the Best Wrestlers of the 80s

[jonathan]

As a long time player, promoter, and supporter of Filsinger Games, it's little surprise that I'm also a huge wrestling fan.  Specifically, the Hulkamania era of wrestling (from federations around the world during the period).  If you're a fan of wrestling in the 80s and early 90s (or want to boost my Amazon sales) please check out my new book:

The 100 Greatest Wrestlers of 1985-1992: Ranking the Best Wrestlers of the Hulkamania Era in WWF/WWE and WCW at www.amazon.com/dp/1973203030(for the paperback) or www.amazon.com/dp/B0773J1Q15 (electronic version).

And if it’s the best thing you’ve ever read (or if you feel like lying) give me a review. Thanks!

[pikemojo]

Congrats!

[markyhitch]

That's my favourite time period, which is interesting bearing in mind I live in the UK and never saw the wrestling as it happened (youtube is helping fill in the gaps).

[TTX]

Congrats. Hope it does well.

[jonathan]

Thanks, everyone! It's doing pretty well already and I thank anyone that's picked it up or read a couple of pages online. Like the GWF, my favorite periods of real wrestling are when good and evil are pretty easily defined and characters are easily identifiable. You didn't need to study "The Million Dollar Man" very long to know what he was all about. The same with headbangers like Brute and Massacre or subsequent stars like Max Shield. It was pretty much right there for everyone to see. Maybe I'm just a simple guy!