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Pro Wrestling Illustrated

Fall 2024
Magazine

Published every other month, the magazine’s mission is to bring our readers right to the ringside with brilliant, high-impact photography and to inform and entertain readers about the Pro Wrestling world. Get Pro Wrestling Illustrated digital magazine subscription today to get unbiased coverage of every major promotion and wrestling news.

Pro Wrestling Illustrated

From The Desk Of …

Section Intro • In happier times, MARIAH MAY and TONI STORM engage in a bit of playful banter during an AEW Collision taping. In “The Lockup,” BRIAN R. SOLOMON analyzes May’s violent betrayal of her mentor—and looks ahead to their upcoming match at Wembley Stadium.

Media Review • Our resident reviewer returns to dissect the controversial four-part docuseries from VICE TV.

Names Makin' News • Here’s a list of the TOP 10 WRESTLING-RELATED ITEMS you’ve been talking about lately and our tongue-in-cheek reactions to each:

One To Watch • A solid contender for 2024 Rookie of the Year, VICTORIA YUZUKI shines among the bright young stars of ROSSY OGAWA’S new Marigold promotion.

A Bit Of Fun • In his ongoing ode to the simple pleasures of the past, MIKE BESSLER waxes nostalgic about Pioneer Entertainment’s “extreme” offerings.

Ringside • JOHN CENA has worked as a part-time attraction for several years, and he’s now ready for a full-fledged retirement tour. Do we truly believe he won’t step into the ring beyond 2025?

Quick Count • In this special election edition of his column, AL CASTLE weighs in on fan service, overly excited crowds, and the major downside of the Money in the Bank concept.

The Lockup • Due to strong performances from TONI STORM and MARIAH MAY—along with a bit of extra color—the conclusion of the July 10 edition of Dynamite was the most memorable in some time.

Win, Lose, Or Draw • Wrestling is an all-consuming passion for some people, but what about their innocent loved ones? Relationships and wrestling can coexist, as explained in this heartfelt tribute.

GOLD RUSH: Mercedes Mone • Mercedes Moné Knows Her Worth.… And She’s Cashing In!

THE BLOODLINE 2.0 • Can Solo Sikoa Learn From Cousin Roman’s Mistakes … Or Will His Empire Crumble?

WHY, MANCE, WHY? • IN VIOLENTLY ABANDONING HIS SECOND GEAR CREW FOR STEPH DE LANDER AND MATT CARDONA, MANCE WARNER BETRAYED A LONG-STANDING CONNECTION WITH THE GAME CHANGER WRESTLING FAITHFUL. WE TURNED TO PWI’S RESIDENT PSYCHOANALYST TO HELP US GET TO THE ROOT OF THE “SOUTHERN PSYCHO’S” INCREASINGLY UNHINGED BEHAVIOR

HER NAME IS RHIO • In the thick of the latest wave of British Wrestling is a young woman who is breaking down barriers and rising above expectations. And she’s well on her way to becoming one of the most sought-after wrestlers on the global stage

THE MAIN EVENT • This June, in the Land Down Under, all eyes were fixed upon three of the country’s top grappling stars—Jessica Troy, DELTA, and Charli Evans—as they showed why they were among the nation’s best

Section Intro • TIFFANY STRATTON holds aloft the coveted Money in the Bank briefcase. Stratton is one of several WWE superstars recently signed by the Paradigm Talent Agency, as discussed in this month’s “Mat, Stage, & Screen.”

TV Breakdown • Dynamite’s viewer numbers have dropped as Rampage and Collision also struggle in a wrestling-saturated market. Close analysis suggests WWE is poaching some of AEW’s fan base.

Mat, Stage, & Screen • SKYE BLUE walks the runway at Miami Swim Week; LIV MORGAN hits the red carpet; Paradigm signs several WWE stars.

The W Column • Whenever and wherever there are more championships and accolades to fight for, teams like BLONDE FORCE TRAUMA stand to benefit.

Righteous Wrap Up • Fighting out of Oakland, California, ALPHA ZO is...


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Published every other month, the magazine’s mission is to bring our readers right to the ringside with brilliant, high-impact photography and to inform and entertain readers about the Pro Wrestling world. Get Pro Wrestling Illustrated digital magazine subscription today to get unbiased coverage of every major promotion and wrestling news.

Pro Wrestling Illustrated

From The Desk Of …

Section Intro • In happier times, MARIAH MAY and TONI STORM engage in a bit of playful banter during an AEW Collision taping. In “The Lockup,” BRIAN R. SOLOMON analyzes May’s violent betrayal of her mentor—and looks ahead to their upcoming match at Wembley Stadium.

Media Review • Our resident reviewer returns to dissect the controversial four-part docuseries from VICE TV.

Names Makin' News • Here’s a list of the TOP 10 WRESTLING-RELATED ITEMS you’ve been talking about lately and our tongue-in-cheek reactions to each:

One To Watch • A solid contender for 2024 Rookie of the Year, VICTORIA YUZUKI shines among the bright young stars of ROSSY OGAWA’S new Marigold promotion.

A Bit Of Fun • In his ongoing ode to the simple pleasures of the past, MIKE BESSLER waxes nostalgic about Pioneer Entertainment’s “extreme” offerings.

Ringside • JOHN CENA has worked as a part-time attraction for several years, and he’s now ready for a full-fledged retirement tour. Do we truly believe he won’t step into the ring beyond 2025?

Quick Count • In this special election edition of his column, AL CASTLE weighs in on fan service, overly excited crowds, and the major downside of the Money in the Bank concept.

The Lockup • Due to strong performances from TONI STORM and MARIAH MAY—along with a bit of extra color—the conclusion of the July 10 edition of Dynamite was the most memorable in some time.

Win, Lose, Or Draw • Wrestling is an all-consuming passion for some people, but what about their innocent loved ones? Relationships and wrestling can coexist, as explained in this heartfelt tribute.

GOLD RUSH: Mercedes Mone • Mercedes Moné Knows Her Worth.… And She’s Cashing In!

THE BLOODLINE 2.0 • Can Solo Sikoa Learn From Cousin Roman’s Mistakes … Or Will His Empire Crumble?

WHY, MANCE, WHY? • IN VIOLENTLY ABANDONING HIS SECOND GEAR CREW FOR STEPH DE LANDER AND MATT CARDONA, MANCE WARNER BETRAYED A LONG-STANDING CONNECTION WITH THE GAME CHANGER WRESTLING FAITHFUL. WE TURNED TO PWI’S RESIDENT PSYCHOANALYST TO HELP US GET TO THE ROOT OF THE “SOUTHERN PSYCHO’S” INCREASINGLY UNHINGED BEHAVIOR

HER NAME IS RHIO • In the thick of the latest wave of British Wrestling is a young woman who is breaking down barriers and rising above expectations. And she’s well on her way to becoming one of the most sought-after wrestlers on the global stage

THE MAIN EVENT • This June, in the Land Down Under, all eyes were fixed upon three of the country’s top grappling stars—Jessica Troy, DELTA, and Charli Evans—as they showed why they were among the nation’s best

Section Intro • TIFFANY STRATTON holds aloft the coveted Money in the Bank briefcase. Stratton is one of several WWE superstars recently signed by the Paradigm Talent Agency, as discussed in this month’s “Mat, Stage, & Screen.”

TV Breakdown • Dynamite’s viewer numbers have dropped as Rampage and Collision also struggle in a wrestling-saturated market. Close analysis suggests WWE is poaching some of AEW’s fan base.

Mat, Stage, & Screen • SKYE BLUE walks the runway at Miami Swim Week; LIV MORGAN hits the red carpet; Paradigm signs several WWE stars.

The W Column • Whenever and wherever there are more championships and accolades to fight for, teams like BLONDE FORCE TRAUMA stand to benefit.

Righteous Wrap Up • Fighting out of Oakland, California, ALPHA ZO is...


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