Dick
Slater has seen it all and done it all in the
wrestling business. Slater's traveled the country and
the world headlining shows in front of thousands of
fans. He has many stories to tell, but, until now,
had nowhere to tell them.
In Part
II of his interview with Wrestling Perspective,
featured in Issue 102, Dirty Dick holds nothing back.
He is
beholden to no one in the wrestling business.
If he
doesn't like someone, he explains why and some of his
targets will shock you.
If he
admires someone, he pays his respects to those who
deserve them.
If you
thought Part I of the Slater interview, featured in
Issue 101, was insightful, wait until you read the
final part of that discussion in Issue 102.
In this
incredible interview, Slater discusses ...
- Who
was the most difficult promoter he worked for
in his lengthy career and why.
- His
stint in the WWF as The Rebel and his
thoughts on why the gimmick failed.
- The
reasons why he walked out on the WWF.
- His
time tagging with Dick Murdoch as the
Hardliners.
- His
amazing experiences in the Middle East being
trapped in Kuwait while a war was taking
place.
- The
devastating injury that forced him to quit
the business.
- The
numerous problems he had with doctors and the
several brutal operations he underwent. It's
a malpractice suit waiting to happen.
- The
difficult road to recovery.
- His
thoughts on the current wrestling scene.
These topics and
many others are addressed by Slater in Wrestling
Perspective #102.
Click
Here To Order Issue #102 With Your Credit Card
Not
sure you want to own Issue #102 yet?
Then
read these excerpts below:
Slater
on Bill Watts:
"Having to work with him was like trying to pull
teeth. He didn't have a clue."
Slater
on Dusty Rhodes:
"Dusty didn't like anybody else drawing but
himself. He wanted credit for everything. "
Slater
on Vince McMahon's hiring of Eric Bischoff:
"I know Vince McMahon's on a power trip and he's
got a big ego, but I mean to even hire Eric
Bischoff's got to be absolutely stupid,
ridiculous."
Slater
on marraige:
"I had three successful marriages."
(laughs)
Slater
on his injuries:
"I'm 51 going on 180. (laughs) Me and Evel
Knievel, we've got the same body."
Slater
on how WCW treated him after he got injured:
"They don't care. They just don't care. They
left me out on a limb."
Slater
on unionizing pro wrestling:
"That will probably never happen. But it would
be good... If there was a union then Vince McMahon
would want to be president of the union."
Order
Issue #102 today.
Click
Here To Order Issue #102 With Your Credit Card
What Else
Will You Find In Issue #102?
- A review
of the late legendary wrestling promoter Paul
Boesch's autobiography, Hey, Boy Where'd
You Get Them Ears? The Phantom of the
Ring dissects and evaluates the book as only
wrestling's foremost historian can, while
lending insight into Paul Boesch the man. He
also gives you the low down on its accuracy.
If
you're a Dick Slater fan, or a Paul Boesch fan, or
even if you're not, you owe it to yourself to read
Wrestling Perspective #102.
Issue #102 is
too good to pass up.
What's more,
it's only $2.00.
Order Issue
#102 today!!!
Click
Here To Order Issue #102 With Your Credit Card
Still not
sure?
Click Here To
Read Testimonials From Our Readers
