Скачать или смотреть From The Pages of Wrestling Power June 1988

This episode delivers an extra-long, slow-paced walk through Wrestling Power from June Nineteen Eighty-Eight, letting the magazine breathe page by page. The issue opens with an editorial reflecting on change, aging stars, and the shifting financial realities of professional wrestling, followed by rankings and news that capture a business in constant motion.

Inside, the magazine evaluates wrestlers and factions through a critical lens, including features on Lex Luger leaving the Horsemen, the decline of a once-dominant king, the credibility of the Bolsheviks, and the reinvention of Danny Spivey. A major centerpiece, The Power Pack, examines wrestling’s strongest competitors and different interpretations of power, while additional features explore rivalry, hype, and promotional focus.

The issue is rounded out with reader letters, opinion columns, extensive mail-order and subscription advertisements, and multiple full-color pin-up sections that slow the pace and emphasize wrestling as both spectacle and culture. This episode lives inside the layouts, the tone, and the ad density of the magazine, documenting professional wrestling as it stood in mid-Nineteen Eighty-Eight.