The team at www.historyofwrestling.co.uk are back with the eighth in their series documenting every episode of WWF Monday Night Raw, year by year. We cover every angle, segment and match in detail, and offer plenty of thoughts and facts along the way. The book is written and presented in the usual HOW style, with various awards, match lists and a host of star ratings for fans to debate at will. FEATURING: The debut of The Radicalz The return of The Undertaker Commissioner Foley "Who ran over Steve Austin?" The Stephanie-Angle-Triple H love triangle Chris Jericho's "stricken" title win And much more! As usual, every single segment is covered in detail, with witty comment and analysis throughout. Fans of the series won't be disappointed, and once again the tome clocks in at a monster 160,000 words! It is our biggest Raw book ever! A must have have all wrestling fans.

A "unofficial" sequel to Pro Wrestling 101. This is the second wrestling book, by Kyle Bowman. It provides more in-depth views and opinions. This time, he writes more about a different stance, consistent with more of a blue print or how-to's in wrestling. This second short wrestling story is of the "lost" chapters. It includes content not featured in Pro Wrestling 101: By a Fan for fans. It also has a compilation of some chapters, to better show a "booking" perspective, and how it applies in wrestling. Read this creative opinion piece, and then you'll find yourself in the mind of a intriguing creator. This book details characters, persona creation, match types and settings. And lastly, the "bread and butter" of the book- he lifts off the veil to reveal: Storylines In all, this book will show the "best" of what pro wrestling is, and should be- along with other blueprints along the way, paving the industry's success as we know it today

Pro wrestling in America is a multi-billion dollar business. Pro wrestling in Britain is skint and hasn't been on national television since the days of Big Daddy and Giant Haystacks. For British Wrestling, a resurrection is long overdue. But with no money and no TV deal, the revival was never going to be easy... Greg Lambert was just a wrestling fan until one night, he innocently turned on the radio and life was never the same again. As Britain's unlikeliest ring villain and head of its most famous wrestling company, the FWA, Greg embarked on the quest for British Wrestling's Holy Grail - a five-year odyssey of ecstatic highs, depressing lows, extreme violence, financial meltdown and encounters with wrestling superstars like CM Punk, Daniel Bryan, Mick Foley, Bret 'The Hitman' Hart and Jake 'The Snake' Roberts. Crammed with Greg's personal experiences, opinion and insight into some of the biggest British Wrestling events, issues and personalities of the past decade, this is the inside story of how a hungry new generation of UK wrestlers fought to emerge from the shadows. This is the true story of British Wrestling's revival.

"A very interesting and enjoyable read." Dan Gable, Wrestling Olympic Champion, World Champion, NCAA Champion, coached Iowa to nine NCAA team championships, US Olympic Coach "God often uses the least likely people, like wrestlers, to glorify Himself. The stories are funny - the characters are real." Kyle Rote, Jr., National Soccer Hall of Fame, Champion of ABC Superstars, motivational speaker "An incredible history lesson... that God used AIA Wrestling to alter the landscape of the sport. A remarkable book." Tim Johnson, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Wrestling Broadcaster for Big Ten and ESPN Networks In His Grip tells the true story of how a group of athletes came together to create a new team with an important mission. This group of athletes would become National Wrestling Team Champions as well as Olympic and USA World Championship team members, but that is not what motivated them.