From The Pages Of WWF Magazine Ep 31: March 1988

This week we take a look at the March 1988 issue.
Andre The Giant cover.
Wrestlemania, Superstars of Wrestling, LJN, Hasbro, Hulk Hogan, Andre The Giant, Roddy Piper, British Bulldogs, Heenan Family, Hart Foundation, Bret Hart, Roddy Piper, Tito Santana, Hulkamania, Saturday Night's Main Event, WWF Catalog, WWE, Honky Tonk Man, Jake The Snake Roberts, Hercules, Sheik, Volkoff, Hacksaw Jim Duggan, Survivor Series, SummerSlam, Royal Rumble.
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[@briancorbin5542]

I had that magazine march 1988 was such a good year for me

[@CollectorsEntertainmentNetwork]

Awesome. Yeah it was a good one! Thanks for sharing and watching!

[@artesliberalis2390]

I live in Germany so those magazines where super hard to get. Lucky for me a local store sold them but you had to be on time otherwise they where sold out. I remember Andre Attacking Hogan. And it took Jim Duggan with a 2x4 to get Andre to stop chocking Hogan. At that time is was almost 14 years old So that made a big impact. Also i learned my first English from watching pro wrestling when i started watching it in 1985. Sinds English was given only at secondary education. After about the age of 14. I love that you take the time to flip true this magazine because i don't have this one. Was a lot of fun to watch this and it brings back good memories of the time i watched wrestling with my mom and my dad and my brother. My mom was a big fan of the Honky Tonk Man. And we where he is going to loose that intercontinental title soon. Boy where we wrong and my mom loved it. Good memories.

[@CollectorsEntertainmentNetwork]

Thank you so much for sharing your memories. I love hearing those stories from people. And I’m so happy you enjoyed the video. Thanks again!

[@PhantomDetectivesLLC]

This was right around Wrestlemania 4. Andres daughter Robin Christiansen keeps his legacy alive.

[@CollectorsEntertainmentNetwork]

Yea it was. I remember the buildup to WM 4 so well! Good times!

[@PhantomDetectivesLLC]

@@CollectorsEntertainmentNetwork Robin actually looks identical to her dad Andre the Giant. She does a lot of the wrestling conventions.

[@CollectorsEntertainmentNetwork]

I saw her a long time ago in an interview. Haven’t seen much of her lately. I’ll check it out. Thanks!

[@PhantomDetectivesLLC]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/ipaxhaJpe6ZmhrM Andres legacy is now entrusted to his daughter.

[@PhantomDetectivesLLC]

@@CollectorsEntertainmentNetwork No problem. She looks so much like him. Quite amazing the genetics

[@scottcassulis6062]

This is the best I have a good amount of WWF magazines as well and included the wrestling magazines of all promotions and I have the first ever Survivor Series Program as well

[@CollectorsEntertainmentNetwork]

Thank you so much. I really appreciate it. Hope you’re subscribed, I have tons of issues of WWF Magazine on here. Thanks for sharing!

[@scottcassulis6062]

@@CollectorsEntertainmentNetwork Your Welcome and I believe I did and of course classic wrestling magazines are cool

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Yup I'm a subscriber to your channel

[@CollectorsEntertainmentNetwork]

Awesome! Thanks!

[@scottcassulis6062]

@@CollectorsEntertainmentNetwork Your Welcome 😁

[@coreysballin18]

Great Review Anthony!!!! I Enjoyed It If That Was The 1987 Slammy's I Converted My VHS To DVD Great Stuff Stand Back And Mean Gean Did Tootie Fruity If I Remember Correctly Id Love To See The Match One Man Gang Vs Bam Bam Assuming Bam Bam And Bundy Around 1987 Would Have Been Heenan Family Days Cause Bam Bam And Bundy Didnt Team With Ted Debiase And Virgil Till The Corparation And Money Inc Days Do You Happen To Remember Where I Can See Gang Vs Bundy Match From I Have All The Saturday Nights Main Event Coliseums Hopefully Its From Saturday Nights Thanks Again See You Next Week!!!!

[@CollectorsEntertainmentNetwork]

Thanks as always. So, Stand Back was on Piledriver and at the 1987 Slammys. Mean Gene sung Tootie Fruity on the original Wrestling Album and was not performed at the 1987 Slammys. He may have done it at the earlier one. Also in 1987, 1988 Bam Bam was a good guy, so he wasnt in the Heenan family, his manager was Oliver Humperdink. And I don’t know of a Bundy vs One Man Gang match, they were both bad guys. Thanks for watching and sharing.

[@coreysballin18]

@@CollectorsEntertainmentNetwork Your Welcome Thank You