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| The WAWLI Papers is a serious inquiry into pro wrestling history over the Strangler Lewis-Lou Thesz era (1915-1966). J Michael Kenyon, one of professional wrestling's most knowledgeable historians, opens his personal archives and shares his treasures of wrestling history. Riveting stories of the greats are found in The WAWLI Papers. Inside each e-mail based issue, you'll find reports of famous matches, news articles, win-loss records of the legends, results, and stories about most of the major, and minor, territories. All of this and much more can be found in TWP. J Michael Kenyon has definitely produced one of the most significant and encyclopedic works on wrestling of the century. J Michael Kenyon has been a wrestling fan since 1952. He has produced a variety of newsletters and results projects, and was the president of the Shag Thomas International Fan Club from 1960 to 1962. He later wrote for Ring Magazine, Ring Wrestling, Wrestling World, The Wrestler (England) and Boxing Illustrated-Wrestling News. J Michael became a referee when Dean Silverstone began promoting in the Northwest. His online publication, The WAWLI Papers, is one of the most important and thorough wrestling projects ever attempted. The WAWLI Papers are intended to spur the interest of modern-day fans into inquiring about and conducting research into the sports' formative period, or approximately between the years 1915 and 1966 when, between them, Ed (Strangler) Lewis and Lou Thesz were the dominant headlinerse. This was "WAWLI" ... or "WRESTLING AS WE LIKED IT" ... and readers' contributions are certainly welcome!! |
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