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Contents: 10 Top Wrestlers Who Have Never Won a World Title (In the rush to push new talent, there are a number of veterans who have honed their skills to razor-sharpness only to get overlooked for championship matches.), Is America Boycotting Dave “Fit” Finlay? (The British heavyweight champion has certainly make his mark in European circles. He’s looking toward America but no one is looking back.), Markhan Singh is Back! (Formerly know as Norman the Lunatic, he was unhappy with his psyche, at not being himself. Now Singh has turned up in the Global Wrestling group.), Randy Savage: Can He Make it Back? (The Macho Man left the ring for a role as a TV commentator. But, he’s too good and too popular to remain behind a microphone.), Ric Flair: Can He Handle His New Challenge? (A fixture in the WCW for most of his career, Flair has moved to the WWF and a difficult future.), Referees: Abuse Goes With the Job (In a profession that doesn’t pay that well, they are a dedicated group who honestly feel they make a difference to the sport.), Sting-Warrior: Who is Better? (In comparing the two superstars, there are several categories to consider: strength, skill, speed and charisma.), Hulk Hogan: Facing His Toughest Challenge (The coming year will be tough on wrestling’s most dynamic star. He is getting older and has new, bigger rivals after his crown.), Ox Barker and the Cabbage Patch Kid (Has the once-feared wrestler gone off the deep end? This writer’s personal experience would make one think so.), Underrated Stars of the WWF (The Warlord, Dino Bravo, The Undertaker, Sgt. Slaughter, The Barbarian, Haku and Curt Hennig are experiencing frustration in getting a chance to dethrone Hulk Hogan.), Women Wrestling: Alive and Well (There’s a year-long tournament currently winding down to determine the one, true female champion. It has created new interest for lady grapplers among the fans.), Jake Roberts: On a Mission (Angered by the death of his pet snake, Damien, Roberts has a new one named Lucifer as he seeks revenge on The Earthquake and others who ridiculed him.), Bill Dundee: Standing Tall (He may be only 5’7″ and weigh 205 lbs, but the popular Australian, who is nicknamed Superstar, is bigger than life,), Ricky Morton: Life After The Rock-n-Roll Express (When his tag team partner Robert Gibson was sidelined with a severe injury, Morton had to go at it alone. So far, he’s been able to adjust.), Wrestling’s Most Famous Training Class (Back in 1985, six mat hopefuls began training for the sport at Red Bastein’s School of Wrestling. Two, The Ultimate Warrior and Sting, went on to become champs.), Universal Independent Wrestling: Coming on Strong (Wrestling is being revived in Baltimore. Once a hot-bed for the sport, it had fallen on lean years until promoter Ed Zohn came up with a new formula that is working.)
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