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THE WAW YEARS
Articles from within the British wrestling business
2001-2005
By Julian Radbourne
As featured in The Cromer Times, Norwich Evening News & Fighting Spirit Magazine
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Market: Wrestling/Sports & Adventure
Available: Now!
Extent: 304 pages, 6” x 9”
Price: £12.99 plus postage & packing
Available for Sale: Online worldwide via www.lulu.com/twosheds316

In 2001, Julian Radbourne achieved his dream job, working in the professional wrestling business. As chief reporter and webmaster for the UK-based World Association of Wrestling, Julian wrote numerous articles and show reviews, travelling up and down the country until leaving the company in November 2005.

Now, for the first time, you can read all of Julian’s articles on the British wrestling business in one volume. From articles on stars such as “Rowdy” Ricky Knight, Sweet Saraya, Zebra Kid, “The Showstealer“ Alex Shane, Flash Barker, Jake “The Snake“ Roberts & the U.K. Pitbulls, through to “exclusive” columns for 1 Stop Wrestling & The Wrestling Channel. This book also includes other articles from around the British wrestling scene, including articles looking at the now-defunct Frontier Wrestling Alliance, and the controversial Global Wrestling Force.
 
"I have gone through this book three times already, reading it word for word and I can honestly say that Julian Radbourne has put together one heck of a book. I am just hoping he does not stop here." - Bill Taylor, A1 Wrestling Newsletter
 
"Definitely recommend it to anyone who is a fan of Julian, WAW or even British Wrestling as a whole." - Carl "Malachi" Ford, WAW wrestler
 
"It brought tears to my eyes when I read it. It opened my eyes up to new goals for me. It was such an honor to be mentioned the way I was in your book, THANK YOU. It is better than any title I have ever held." - Former WAW wrestler and current US indy star Marty "Detroit" Reed
 
"If Jonny Storm's whole hearted recommendation didn't turn you on to WAW, don't be surprised if Radbourne's book does the trick." - Richard Luck, Fighting Spirit Magazine

For further information or to arrange press interviews or reviews, please contact Julian Radbourne at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it

Julian Radbourne is the author of “The Two Sheds Review”, the syndicated professional wrestling and mixed martial arts column. A life-long combat sports fan, Julian has been writing about professional wrestling for ten years. His website, www.twoshedsreview.com, has been online since 2000.
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