http://www.wrestlingrevue.com/index.htmlHot News!enWrestleprints.comCopyright 2005 Arena Publsihing, Inc.2007-01-21T09:29:04-05:00 hourly 1 2000-01-01T12:00+00:00 Wed, 21 Mar 2007 20:15:37 -0400Wrestleprints.comWhat's New?2007-01-21T09:29:04-05:00http://www.wrestlingrevue.com/page6/files/3af5b00092bf0a385eb917f0bd68a36d-51.html#unique-entry-id-51http://www.wrestlingrevue.com/page6/files/3af5b00092bf0a385eb917f0bd68a36d-51.html#unique-entry-id-51
New York, NY January 3, 2007 - When former Pacifica Radio DJ Evan Ginzburg promises a different legend each and every week on his new radio show, he plans to deliver.

Over 16 years at New York's 50,000 watt WBAI-FM, he interviewed such superstars as Cyndi Lauper, film icon Fred "The Hammer" Williamson, Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Lloyd Price, Ultimate Fighting ace Royce Gracie and wrestling champions Bruno Sammartino, Lou Thesz, Verne Gagne, Fred Blassie, Eddie Guerrero, Killer Kowalski and innumerable other greats. He also provided radio exposure to countless musicians, writers, filmmakers, comedians and performance artists "deserving wider exposure."

With Evan Ginzburg's Legends he continues the tradition.

If you've missed Legends radio, you've missed these great stars: Captain Lou Albano, Jimmy & Johnny Valiant, Lanny Poffo, Outback Jack, Greg "The Hammer" Valentine, Danny Hodge, Killer Tim Brooks, Les Thatcher, adult film legend Seka, Noel (Lois Lane) Neill, King of the B Films- Conrad Brooks, Ed "Kookie" Byrnes (77 Sunset Strip), Warrington Gillette (Jason- Friday the 13th), the top wrestling journalists in the world & many more.tune in each week.

Can't catch it live? The show will be archived throughout the entire week following the live broadcast for your listening convenience in the www.riotradionetwork archives.

Evan Ginzburg's Legends will change the face of Internet Radio. Log onto www.evanginzburg.com, www.wrestlingthenandnow.com and for more info.

Listen to 1/17/07 show:
Legendary R&B star Wendell Holmes (Alligator Records' The Holmes Brothers), Pro Wrestling legend JJ Dillon- Manager of the 4 Horsemen, Dr. Mike Lano.

Just click below.http://www.riotradionetwork.com/shows/el011706.mp3

]]>Wrestleprints.comWhat's New?2007-01-05T13:02:12-05:00http://www.wrestlingrevue.com/page6/files/1eb9164c2e4bae6c85381b30be021d11-49.html#unique-entry-id-49http://www.wrestlingrevue.com/page6/files/1eb9164c2e4bae6c85381b30be021d11-49.html#unique-entry-id-49It's NOW SHIPPING!! MORE INFO HERE

]]>Wrestleprints.comWhat's New?2006-12-03T19:29:25-05:00http://www.wrestlingrevue.com/page6/files/0440af726d0c3120106edfb8cb7a0ab1-47.html#unique-entry-id-47http://www.wrestlingrevue.com/page6/files/0440af726d0c3120106edfb8cb7a0ab1-47.html#unique-entry-id-47The latest (#152) issue of WRESTLING REVUE is NOW AVAILABLE! Details here.

]]>Wrestleprints.comWhat's New?2006-10-27T12:29:10-04:00http://www.wrestlingrevue.com/page6/files/02020f4018ebf0bfb97e857839c232d7-46.html#unique-entry-id-46http://www.wrestlingrevue.com/page6/files/02020f4018ebf0bfb97e857839c232d7-46.html#unique-entry-id-46

We are pleased to announce that the GARY J. KAMENSACK collection of professional wrestling images has been acquired by www.wrestleprints.com.
Also known as "Handsome Gary," Mr. Kamensack was a prolific magazine writer and midwest photographer during the 1970s era. Many of his photos have appeared in national magazines and programs of the era.


We have already added over 200 of his photos to the Wrestleprints.com site and will continue to add more as time allows.

CLICK HERE TO SEE THE LATEST ADDITIONS!]]>Wrestleprints.comWhat's New?2006-09-01T11:51:39-04:00http://www.wrestlingrevue.com/page6/files/a09c15d1197b25620e16989bd7b159b2-45.html#unique-entry-id-45http://www.wrestlingrevue.com/page6/files/a09c15d1197b25620e16989bd7b159b2-45.html#unique-entry-id-45WRESTLING REVUE is out... AND NOW SHIPPING!!


This is another packed issue that you'll really enjoy! Get the details HERE

]]>Wrestleprints.comWhat's New?2006-06-06T15:41:26-04:00http://www.wrestlingrevue.com/page6/files/ff8b7f00e7790e6211038202422d7f9e-44.html#unique-entry-id-44http://www.wrestlingrevue.com/page6/files/ff8b7f00e7790e6211038202422d7f9e-44.html#unique-entry-id-44MORE INFO HERE]]>Wrestleprints.comWhat's New?2006-05-19T17:12:00-04:00http://www.wrestlingrevue.com/page6/files/996c18f9874c7ee027a72994315966de-40.html#unique-entry-id-40http://www.wrestlingrevue.com/page6/files/996c18f9874c7ee027a72994315966de-40.html#unique-entry-id-40Wrestling Revue Legendary Ladies of Wrestling Photo Album.
is NOW SHIPPING!

This book includes full page black and white photos of female wrestlers from the "Golden Age" - all photos, no text - and printed as a high quality book. The book IS NOW AVAILABLE and can be ordered now. DETAILS HERE
]]>Wrestleprints.comWhat's New?2006-05-12T17:15:00-04:00http://www.wrestlingrevue.com/page6/files/0a72644a0bc91dadf4b79282f0422ec2-43.html#unique-entry-id-43http://www.wrestlingrevue.com/page6/files/0a72644a0bc91dadf4b79282f0422ec2-43.html#unique-entry-id-43

Arena Publishing is proud to announce a forthcoming book by one of professional wrestling's leading historians.

GOPHERLAND GRAPPLING - THE EARLY YEARS is a historical look back at pro wrestling in the state of Minnesota, Authored by JAMES C. MELBY, the book covers the sport from 1933 to 1959, with a historical perspective of the promoters, matches, and participants in the wrestling game of that time period.

Not only does Mr. Melby lend his well-researched documentation, but there are several hundred photos throughout the book, many rarely or NEVER before seen.

The book is 150 pages of mat memories that is sure to be a collector's item in itself.

The book is scheduled to be available in late June, 2006. More details will be available on our website shortly!]]>Wrestleprints.comWhat's New?2006-03-26T13:13:48-05:00http://www.wrestlingrevue.com/page6/files/c8dda08704024dd2805b1912a30ef4c6-39.html#unique-entry-id-39http://www.wrestlingrevue.com/page6/files/c8dda08704024dd2805b1912a30ef4c6-39.html#unique-entry-id-39We are happy to announce that ALL back issues of Wrestling Revue - issues #142 through #149 - are now available in our new high-quality print format! Many have been updated with better photos and brand new covers. Each issues is printed on high quality durable 60# white paper interior pages, with super glossy 100# four color front & back covers! In short, you will be amazed at the quality. Now you can replace the beat-up, worn-out and inferior quality newsprint editions of issues #142 through #149 with these long-lasting, easy to read and attractive publications. Using this new print format, each issue is more like a book than a magazine - in fact, they're printed by a book printing company! The process we use is called "print on demand." As such, each order placed is printed to order. Please allow 2-3 weeks for delivery. The cost for each issue is $15.00 postpaid in the USA. TRY ONE ISSUE - YOU'LL WANT THEM ALL!!

For details on each issue (#142 through #149), click on the menu links.]]>Wrestleprints.comWhat's New?2006-03-06T15:15:19-05:00http://www.wrestlingrevue.com/page6/files/708047eb512bb50d6b7a7d68aa85a843-36.html#unique-entry-id-36http://www.wrestlingrevue.com/page6/files/708047eb512bb50d6b7a7d68aa85a843-36.html#unique-entry-id-36We have GREAT NEWS! Wrestling Revue -is once again being made available in a PRINTED EDITION! You read that correctly! In the past, it was not feasible due to the expense to commercially print such a niche publication with limited readership. However, thanks to emerging technologies, we are able to offer Wrestling Revue as a complete, printed magazine!

HIGH QUALITY ALL THE WAY! We've just completed testing and can say without reservation that the present printing technologies used are phenomenal. In fact, they are better printing than WR has EVER seen, even going back to issue #1!! The interior pages are on white 60# stock (not newsprint) that will hold up over time.... black and white photos are sharp and crisp, the text is readable and unlike previous newsprint editions, does not smear in your hands. The covers are spectacular - heavy glossy full-color covers that even better the high-quality of the interior pages! Each issue is more like a book than a magazine... Words just don't do justice, YOU HAVE TO SEE IT FOR YOURSELF TO APPRECIATE IT!

THE FIRST ISSUE AVAILABLE IS ISSUE #149 - "THE CRUSHER" ISSUE: You can order this issue RIGHT NOW, it is ready for release! Previously only available online, this issue is now available in print. There is nothing like a printed magazine to read and relax with... and to keep on the shelf in your collection.

EVERY ISSUE WE'VE PUBLISHED WILL BE AVAILABLE IN THIS NEW FORMAT! UPDATE: ALL ISSUES ARE NOW AVAILABLE!! This includes our previously published issues (#142 through #147) and the two "online only" issues (#148 and #149). We are working hard to reformat the earlier issues, and expect to have everything converted. The early "newsprint" issues will now be on quality, durable and VERY ATTRACTIVE high quality white semi-gloss paper on the interior with four color heavy gloss covers. As each issue is available, we will make announcements.

ALL NEW ISSUES ARE NOW AVAILABLE AS PRINTED EDITIONS! Beginning with issue #150, which will be published in late-April, Wrestling Revue will once again be available as a printed publication. All first-class, high quality.

THE COST: Because this is a small market, we are not afforded the luxury of printing thousands of magazines. That's the fast-track to ceasing publication (believe it, we know!). Thus, we are able to print in very short runs, but this makes the per-unit cost higher. However, we think if you're a fan of classic pro wrestling, you won't want to miss a single collectible issue! Each issue costs $12.95 + $2.05 postage and handling = $15.00 total. We invite you to try one issue and see for yourself, and then we know you'll want the rest!!]]>Wrestleprints.comWhat's New?2005-12-08T07:37:45-05:00http://www.wrestlingrevue.com/page6/files/0d7c8c66dc190af834b884bf04b69ed8-34.html#unique-entry-id-34http://www.wrestlingrevue.com/page6/files/0d7c8c66dc190af834b884bf04b69ed8-34.html#unique-entry-id-34For your enjoyment, we have established a message board (forum) for fans of "old school" professional wrestling. This message board is arranged to allow topics for each of the different wrestling territories, as well as other subjects. There is also a BUY/SELL category, allowing you to buy, sell, and swap with other old school wrestling enthusiasts.

To use the message board, you will need to register, which is free. Tell your old-school friends, and start posting now!

VISIT THE BOARD NOW!]]>Wrestleprints.comWhat's New?2005-12-05T14:33:27-05:00http://www.wrestlingrevue.com/page6/files/9e6c5a21f86ba07201c32ca3876ffab8-32.html#unique-entry-id-32http://www.wrestlingrevue.com/page6/files/9e6c5a21f86ba07201c32ca3876ffab8-32.html#unique-entry-id-32You can win your choice of any 8x10 photo from our classic wrestling photos archives - WRESTLEPRINTS. Just be the first person to correctly identify the wrestler in our new contest - NAME THAT WRESTLER!]]>Wrestleprints.comWhat's New?2005-12-03T17:12:24-05:00http://www.wrestlingrevue.com/page6/files/cab406f8244ec5140f770b75d5a12da4-31.html#unique-entry-id-31http://www.wrestlingrevue.com/page6/files/cab406f8244ec5140f770b75d5a12da4-31.html#unique-entry-id-31We've just added 17 new photos to the Wrestleprints.com catalog today... included are several pix of BlackJack Mulligan, several of those featured in the latest issue of Wrestling Revue (#149). Others include Fabulous Moolah, The Masked Superstar, The Samoans, Johnny Rougeau, Yvon Robert, Bill Watts, Jack Evans, George Scott and Larry Heinemi (aka Lars Anderson).]]>Wrestleprints.comWhat's New?2005-12-01T18:55:43-05:00http://www.wrestlingrevue.com/page6/files/68e1b8f76954801801ac099e8759541f-30.html#unique-entry-id-30http://www.wrestlingrevue.com/page6/files/68e1b8f76954801801ac099e8759541f-30.html#unique-entry-id-30It is with great joy that we announce the availability of the Jimmy Valiant autobiography: "WOO...MERCY DADDY!" WELCOME TO MY WORLD - THE JIMMY VALIANT STORY. There were few wrestling performers more colorful than Jimmy Valiant! You can order your copy RIGHT NOW from his official website: www.jimmyvaliant.com]]>Wrestleprints.comWhat's New?2005-12-01T18:53:53-05:00http://www.wrestlingrevue.com/page6/files/e23a7bcd8a5ab8bb12db7b92220a1cb8-29.html#unique-entry-id-29http://www.wrestlingrevue.com/page6/files/e23a7bcd8a5ab8bb12db7b92220a1cb8-29.html#unique-entry-id-29IT'S HERE - finally - WRESTLING REVUE #149 is available! This 64 page issue, presented as a digital download in Adobe PDF format, includes a special tribute to The Crusher.... a big interview with BlackJack Mulligan.... and lots more! Get all the details of Wrestling Revue #149 here - and order yours now!]]>Wrestleprints.comWhat's New?2005-11-07T16:21:21-05:00http://www.wrestlingrevue.com/page6/files/5ff6c2016a6beec75e36bd8bdd111e72-24.html#unique-entry-id-24http://www.wrestlingrevue.com/page6/files/5ff6c2016a6beec75e36bd8bdd111e72-24.html#unique-entry-id-24We've just updated the Wrestleprints photo archives by adding more than 125 new items! They range from mid-70s to mid-1980s era stars! Take a look at the new releases at your convenience by going here.]]>Wrestleprints.comWhat's New?2005-11-07T14:35:54-05:00http://www.wrestlingrevue.com/page6/files/be70684834348b8c95cc912417c36362-23.html#unique-entry-id-23http://www.wrestlingrevue.com/page6/files/be70684834348b8c95cc912417c36362-23.html#unique-entry-id-23Occasionally we run into material in the Wresting Revue Archives that has no identification... most of the time, we know who it is in the image. But not always. So please help us out. If you know the identity of the wrestlers pictured on our WHO ARE THEY page, please let US know!]]>Wrestleprints.comWhat's New?2005-11-06T18:45:18-05:00http://www.wrestlingrevue.com/page6/files/90616ae7e6b93c213b75cd9e8cb9bbe8-22.html#unique-entry-id-22http://www.wrestlingrevue.com/page6/files/90616ae7e6b93c213b75cd9e8cb9bbe8-22.html#unique-entry-id-22WHF’S NOV. 5th “MILLION DOLLAR DINNER” IS HUGE SUCCESS !!!
 
 
John Pantozzi must be considered the new “chef” for the Professional Wrestling Hall of Fame and Museum (PWHF) since he cooked up his second sold out dinner extravaganza for the PWHF during the past two years. Pantozzi was able to assemble a program that would appeal to past and current wrestling fans. Wrestlers from the current WWE era were in attendance as were wrestlers from the 1930’s.
 
The dinner, which was held in Staten Island, was an event to raise money for the PWHF’s new building in Amsterdam, New York. The guest of honor was legend Ted “The Million Dollar Man” DiBiase, who attended with his wife. Special guest appearances were colleagues and fellow legends Bret “The Hitman” Hart and Mick “Mankind” Foley.  These three superstars were supportive of the PWHF’s mission to remember the great wrestling champions from the past. Their comments to the overflowing crowd brought howls of laughter at many points.
 
The attendees also were able to mingle and receive autographs from past greats such as Ida May Martinez, Dr. Billy Darnell, Kathleen Wembley, Tony Cosenza, Mario and Jumpin’ Joe Savoldi, Davey O’Hannon, Pete Sanchez, Hillbilly Cousin Luke, Jim Powers, Al Vass, Crusher Townsend, Tito Torres, “Mr. Nostalgia” Joe Franklin, Demolition Blast, Billy Caputo and Johnny Ova with Bobby Riedel. Angelo Savoldi, the only PWHF inductee in attendance, had a chance to show his beautiful induction ring to the other wrestlers.
 
At the end of his speech, Ted DiBiase made a $1,000.00 pledge to the PWHF. President Tony Vellano gave Ted his heartfelt thanks for such a generous contribution.
 
A full account of the event will be found in the upcoming issue of Wrestling Revue online.
 
Please visit the PWHF website at www.pwhf.org.
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Reggie Lisowski, aka "The Crusher" passed away at the age of 79 on October 22. Complications from previous surgeries to remove a tumor finally did what few opponents could do - beat "The Wrestler Who Made Milwaukee Famous."

Crusher was a mainstay in the AWA, but also appeared throughout the world. Known for his brawling and beer-drinking style, he became a fan favorite over the years by giving wrestling fans the kind of rough-house action they liked to see.

The hometown Milwaukee newspaper report of his death can be found here.



]]>Wrestleprints.comWhat's New?2005-10-18T16:14:00-04:00http://www.wrestlingrevue.com/page6/files/87b82a4e089822192fbfeca4345a5f39-12.html#unique-entry-id-12http://www.wrestlingrevue.com/page6/files/87b82a4e089822192fbfeca4345a5f39-12.html#unique-entry-id-12
PWHF Presents “A MILLION DOLLAR NIGHT”
with Ted DiBiase on November 5 !!!
 
NEW YORK - The Professional Wrestling Hall of Fame and Museum (PWHF), a New York State not-for-profit corporation with headquarters in Amsterdam, has announced the finalized plans for a fundraising dinner to honor wrestling legend Ted DiBiase, also known as “The Million Dollar Man”.
 
The event will take place on Saturday, November 5, 2005 from 7:00 PM until 11:00 PM at the Lucky Fortune Restaurant, 3945 Amboy Road, Staten Island, New York 10308 (718 984-1120). A twenty-course Chinese buffet and soda will be provided in the ticket price of fifty-dollars ($50.00). Also included in the ticket price will be a souvenir program and the chance to purchase and bid on various wrestling memorabilia. Tickets will be very limited so please order early.
 
The event’s organizer, John Pantozzi, stated that this dinner will give fans a chance to meet and mingle not only with Superstar and former WWF Champion Ted DiBiase but also with other local wrestling stars from past years.  Additional wrestlers who plan to be in attendance will be announced as they are confirmed.  Pantozzi’s last PWHF fundraiser was two years ago in New Rochelle and the sold out event was very well received by both the fans and the wrestlers.
 
 
To reserve your ticket or to obtain further information, please contact John Pantozzi at Mr4wrestle@aol.com or at 516 859-3179. 
 
Further information on the PWHF can be obtained at pwhf.org.
 
Hope to see you November 5th for a fun time!!!]]>Wrestleprints.comWhat's New?2005-10-17T13:23:00-04:00http://www.wrestlingrevue.com/page6/files/98f9fca0db7664282d89874d53e4a0a4-13.html#unique-entry-id-13http://www.wrestlingrevue.com/page6/files/98f9fca0db7664282d89874d53e4a0a4-13.html#unique-entry-id-13Wrestleprints.comWhat's New?2005-09-04T09:02:00-04:00http://www.wrestlingrevue.com/page6/files/a6f8d1bcb9bea23265b7328004d88fd9-10.html#unique-entry-id-10http://www.wrestlingrevue.com/page6/files/a6f8d1bcb9bea23265b7328004d88fd9-10.html#unique-entry-id-10here.]]>Wrestleprints.comWhat's New?2005-08-31T16:01:00-04:00http://www.wrestlingrevue.com/page6/files/7936d32e649c10d2d02e82e287fc60c8-9.html#unique-entry-id-9http://www.wrestlingrevue.com/page6/files/7936d32e649c10d2d02e82e287fc60c8-9.html#unique-entry-id-9
You can read the full article here.]]>Wrestleprints.comWhat's New?2005-08-14T15:25:00-04:00http://www.wrestlingrevue.com/page6/files/525399837a0cf6039389e122a7c575a7-7.html#unique-entry-id-7http://www.wrestlingrevue.com/page6/files/525399837a0cf6039389e122a7c575a7-7.html#unique-entry-id-7Ordering Information page to order yours today.]]>Wrestleprints.comWhat's New?2005-08-07T21:43:00-04:00http://www.wrestlingrevue.com/page6/files/91176166cab6a97c5de9987decbeaf84-0.html#unique-entry-id-0http://www.wrestlingrevue.com/page6/files/91176166cab6a97c5de9987decbeaf84-0.html#unique-entry-id-0
The publication will be available exclusively as a digital file, available online as a downloadable PDF.

"This is the most affordable way to continue with such a niche publication," said Arena Publishing's president, Brian Bukantis. "We had to cease the print publication due to the high expenses of printing and postage. I wanted to continue, but we're dealing with a very small market, and it was cost-prohibitive. Now, with technology making such advances, we're able to continue on."

Issue #148 is dated "July - September, 2005" and consists of 66 pages. "One benefit from publishing digitally is we can add things that would be not be possible using print," said Bukantis. "For example, there are many color photos in the Wrestling Revue Archives that have never been used or even seen - until now!"

Wrestling Revue is expected to sell for $5.00.


]]>Wrestleprints.comWhat's New?2005-08-01T21:57:00-04:00http://www.wrestlingrevue.com/page6/files/2630094aded702cd6749a4418e78c3cb-4.html#unique-entry-id-4http://www.wrestlingrevue.com/page6/files/2630094aded702cd6749a4418e78c3cb-4.html#unique-entry-id-4Wrestleprints.comWhat's New?2005-08-01T21:51:00-04:00http://www.wrestlingrevue.com/page6/files/7bb434810e4457c54f6a167b87d4269f-2.html#unique-entry-id-2http://www.wrestlingrevue.com/page6/files/7bb434810e4457c54f6a167b87d4269f-2.html#unique-entry-id-2 "WHAT'S NEW" section of the WrestlePrints site.]]>