BOOK DETAILS Paperback: 112 pagesDimensions: 6 x 9 Publisher: Crowbar Press Item #: swtlb01 Photos: b&w Cover: Full color ISBN: 0-9745545-1-0 Price: $12.95
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BOB COOK
A journeyman wrestler for WCW during the '80s, Bob "The Superstar" Cook spent most of his career wrestling for independent wrestling promotions in Florida. |
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TONY ATLAS
One of the hot properties of the '70s, Tony tells how he went from being one of wrestling's hottest stars — to being homeless and living in New York's Central Park. |
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DANNY O'SULLIVAN
Once billed as "Dayton's Only Professional Wrestler," Danny wrestled form 1946 until 1955, when his doctor told him to "either quit, or die in the ring." |
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THE ZEBRA KID
by Will Morrisey
Underneath the mask, he was George Bollas, 1945-46 Big Ten amateur wrestling champion and NCAA Heavyweight champion in 1946. He enjoyed even more success as a professional.
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MEPHISTO'S MUSINGS
by Frankie Cain KILLER'S KOMMENTS
by Killer Karl Kox 5TH POLE OF THE MAT
by Dean Silverstone TALES OF OZ
by Ossie TimminsGUEST COLUMNISTS
Bobby and Jerry Christy INSIDE OUT
by Ole Anderson STRETCHING THE TRUTH
by Bob Roop TINKER'S TALES
by Tinker Todd wRESTle In Peace VIC ORLANDINO'S TOP 10
by Vic Orlandino THE WAY I REMEMBER IT
by Dick Steinborn GULF COAST WRESTLERS REUNION 2004
by Bill Bowman CAULIFLOWER ALLEY CLUB 2004
BANQUET & REUNION
by Harry White THE PROFESSIONAL WRESTLING HALL OF FAME'S
2004 INDUCTION WEEKEND
by Chris Sokol
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I received "Shooting with the Legends" #1 this past weekend. The new format is beautiful! The size is just right and the photos look terrific. The first part of the Zebra Kid story was excellent and the Bob Cook interview was even better.
However, the Tony Atlas piece was the greatest! What an interesting man. I'm not a fan of reality TV, but if anyone should have their own show, it's Tony Atlas. He has lived life to the fullest and doesn't seem to be the least bit bitter about anything. He may not have much material wealth, but he IS a rich man. A book about him would be a must-read.
I haven't watched wrestling in about three months and haven't looked at the PW Torch or Wrestling Observer for weeks. I'm sure that they couldn't be as entertaining as your new issue. Old school wresting just can't be beat.
Keep up the good work and be sure to let me know when you plan to release any new books.
— Marc Phaneuf
I got your "Shooting with the Legends" book today! Congratulations! It looks amazing!! What a great idea — making it into a book form. I often go back and re-read (again and again) all my WHT's, and now "Shooting with the Legends" will be on my bookshelf and always there to read.
I scanned the book and cannot WAIT to read it in depth. The Bob Cook interview looks phenomenal.
— Philip V
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