
Kayfabe: A Mostly True History of Professional Wrestling
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Description
Kayfabe: A Mostly True History of Professional Wrestlingis the story of how professional wrestling evolved from humble roots as a folk sport into an intricate and unique performance art, and a global billion dollar industry. It’s a history that takes in America’s Wild West, the Music Halls of Victorian London, the circuses of P.T. Barnum, the golden age of television, the genesis of Mixed Martial Arts, all the way to the dizzying heights of WWE's Wrestlemania and AEW's All-In. As befitting a story with roots in Vaudeville Theatre, it’s full of twists, turns, surprises, myth-making and half-truths, with walk-on parts from some of the biggest names in sports and entertainment over the last two hundred years, and explains how wrestling went from a carnival con to a billion dollar business.Cover Art by:Action Figure Cellar (www.actionfigurecellar.com)Read more
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Episodes (7)
Introduction
Chapter 1: The Assassination of George Hackenschmidt By The Coward Frank Gotch
Chapter 2: Freaks, Gimmicks and Fool’s Gold
Chapter 3: From Music Hall Sport to Sports Entertainment
Chapter 4: Pipebombs, Screwjobs & Curtain Calls
Conclusion: I Do Believe In Fairies
Epilogue