English language
Published 2009 by Crowbar Press.
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Marcus Griffin’s Fall Guys (1937) was the best book available on the history of professional wrestling in America. Unlike its contemporary, Nat Fleischer’s execrable From Milo to Londos, Griffin’s book explores the business of professional wrestling rather than parroting back the storylines (“kayfabe”, in the wrestlers’ parlance) offered by promoters.
Marcus Griffin’s Fall Guys (1937) was the best book available on the history of professional wrestling in America. Unlike its contemporary, Nat Fleischer’s execrable From Milo to Londos, Griffin’s book explores the business of professional wrestling rather than parroting back the storylines (“kayfabe”, in the wrestlers’ parlance) offered by promoters.