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Wrestling as "cinema" circa 1991. Watching an aged Lou Thesz in his final match reminded the author of some of the epic tales he'd seen at the theatre over the years.

Mith Gifs Wrestling Salute to you! This is amazing! I have long been floored by your ability to piece together the bread crumbs talent will drop. You truly do have a rare understanding of the storytelling in pro wrestling. I hope your book does gangbusters!

We had our biggest sales day since Shamrock came out in 2020. Will maybe keep the lights on another year. Every penny we've ever made has gone into new books. For the culture. Thanks for your support. These are all passion projects for fans by fans.

I'm posting as a video with audio rather than a gif because Sami's delighted chortle is not to be missed.

Have you had a chance to order the new book from Mith Gifs Wrestling about Kevin /Sami Zayn? It's received rave reviews and we couldn't be happier. This is entirely non-corporate art. Your support is the only reason this kind of work exists. amzn.to/43FBUS4

Nobody took more "fashion spread" style photos in the magazines than a young Toshiaki Kawada. So brooding! So artsy!

These are dropping on Tuesday, June 3rd for $10 on my site. Only 65 will be available for sale! Please share this with anyone that likes 80s/90s AJPW. I really want to sell them out so I can keep making unique pins. Thank you!

If you are a pro wrestling fan and don’t have this book yet, order it now. Absolutely enthralling work from Mith Gifs Wrestling on the careers-long work Kevin and Sami Zayn have done together. I’ve never read anything like it.

If you are a professional wrestler looking for someone to invest this level of appreciation and care into telling your story, please don't hesitate to reach out.

My friend Phil Schneider co-promoted a show with Tony Khan in honor of our beloved DEAN~! last night. Blue Panther was there. Bryan Danielson was there. Dustin Freaking Rhodes was there. In wrestling the good guys mostly win. That isn't true of life. Celebrate when it's so

In case you missed me freaking out about it: Fight Forever is available on Amazon-- It's a lengthy book, so you can fill up the time until Kevin returns to us by brushing up on his decades of history with Sami! a.co/d/5Vfpn5J

This fight is sick. One of the best.

"I would be hard-pressed to think of two people more different in their approach to life, in their tastes and backgrounds." POST Wrestling speaks with Mith Gifs Wrestling about "Fight Forever: The Ballad of Kevin and Sami" postwrestling.com/2025/05/27/qa-…

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This book is about clans of true believers on two continents and a culture clash at Pride 1. And Sakuraba as the living embodiment of a dream Japanese fans held in their hearts for 60 years . It's about the birth of something, not its death. That's another tale entirely.

Former IWGP champ Salman Hashimikov passed away yesterday. He was a 4x amateur world champion+an absolute beast. There's a famous story about him coming to Cali for a meet in the late 70s and one of the guys looking at his teammates and saying "I'm supposed to wrestle THAT?"

The late Andy Hug was a hero in Japan, helping build kickboxing into a massive spectator sport. Small for a heavy, his speed+tricky southpaw style of karate made him a champion. Like early MMA, K-1's initial bouts featured many style clashes. Hug represented karate with honor