The Way It Was
NE OF THE most gratifying things about being a wrestling historian and researcher is being able to tell the stories of people who have somehow slipped through the cracks of wrestling history; who were major stars in their own time, but, for one reason or another, have become largely and unfairly forgotten. Make no mistake—this can happen to even our most beloved stars of today, given enough time. But it’s even more common in the eras where video footage is extremely scarce. And so, it gives me great satisfaction to right these
