British Sports Magazines: Autosport, Power Slam, World Soccer, Fourfourtwo, F1 Racing, Dig BMX, Athletics Weekly, Boxing News, Match

Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 25. Chapters: Autosport, Power Slam, World Soccer, FourFourTwo, F1 Racing, Dig BMX, Athletics Weekly, Boxing News, Match, Rugby League World, Whitelines, The Field, When Saturday Comes, Shoot, The Sporting Magazine, SPIKES magazine, The Wisden Cricketer, SportsPro, Shooting Times, Climber, The Blizzard, Mountain Biking UK, Surf Girl, Motor Sport, Wisden Cricket Monthly, Archery UK, Rugby World, Auto Express, Today's Golfer, Fighting Spirit Magazine, Muscle & Fitness, Golf Course News International, The Sword, The Cricketer, Triathlon Plus, The Glade, Running Fitness, Shooting Gazette, British Homing World, Playfair Cricket Monthly, The Angry Corrie, Wavelength, FadeAway Basketball Magazine, Scuz Mountainboarding Zine, SPIN World Cricket Monthly Magazine, All Out Cricket, Boxing Monthly, The Racing & Football Outlook, Pitpilot. Excerpt: Power Slam is an independent monthly non-kayfabe wrestling magazine published in the United Kingdom by SW Publishing, with co-publishers Findlay Martin and Colin Bowman. It began life as Superstars of Wrestling before altering to its current name after 30 issues in 1994. The magazine's UK-wide release occurs on the last Thursday of every month. In February 2011 Power Slam achieved its 200 issue mark. The magazine is geared more to pro-wrestling than sports entertainment, covering promotions from all over the world (particularly Japanese puroresu), and has also on occasion covered MMA events. This has often partly been to do with involvement of professional wrestling personalities, for example Mirko Cro Cop Filipovi has appeared in the pages of Power Slam numerous times due to Japanese promoters (especially K-1) pitting him against wrestlers in legitimate shoot fights. Power Slam takes an impartial view on the wrestling world being non affiliated with any wrestling promotion or organization, and ...