List of professional wrestling magazines

This is a list of professional wrestling magazines. They are published either in print or online and range from official magazines of professional wrestling promotions to "dirt sheets", which cover more insider information and sometimes rumors. Some of the more notable magazines include Pro Wrestling Illustrated, Fighting Spirit Magazine, Wrestling Observer Newsletter, Super Luchas, Power Slam, WWE Magazine, Pro Wrestling Torch, Inside The Ropes Magazine, and The Bagpipe Report.

List

TitleYears activePrint TimeLocationFounder/
Editor(s)
PublishersCirculationWebsiteNotes
Arena De Lucha LibreMonthly MexicoN/ANo
The Atomic Elbow2012-Quarterly (2012-2019) Irregularly published (2020- )United States Athens, GARobert NewsomeN/A500YesProfessional wrestling fanzine featuring reviews, interviews, and analysis.
Ben Strong Wrestling1973 – 1975MonthlyUnited States Rockville Centre, NYStanley Weston
Bill Apter (ed)
G.C. London PublishingN/ANoPast of the "Ben Strong Series".
Big Book of Wrestling1968 - 1978MonthlyUnited States Scottsdale, AZRoger Elwood (ed)Jalart HouseN/ANo
Box y Lucha1954–present MexicoN/AYesOldest Mexican wrestling magazine still in print
Boxing Illustrated Wrestling News1958 - 1967MonthlyUnited States New York CityStanley WestonChampion Sports PublishingN/ANoBecame Boxing Illustrated in 1967.
Boxing & Wrestling Magazine1952 - 1964Monthly United StatesStanley Weston
Eddie Borden
Boxing and Wrestling Inc.N/ANo
Celebrity Wrestling1987 - 1989Monthly United StatesMichael O'HaraMand O. Communications Inc.N/ANo
Championship Wrestling1984 - 1990Monthly United StatesModern Day Periodicals Inc.N/ANo
Complete Wrestling Roundup1974 - 1975Monthly United StatesJalbert House Inc.NoNo
Double-Action Wrestling1986 - 1988Monthly United StatesMichael O'HaraM. And O. Communications Inc.N/ANo
Fighting Spirit Magazine2006 - 2019MonthlyUnited Kingdom United KingdomBrian ElliottUncooked MediaN/AYesContributors include Steve Austin, Jim Cornette, Lance Storm and Nick Aldis.
Gold Belt Wrestling1987 - 1991Monthly United StatesMichael O'HaraGold Belt Wrestling, Inc.No
Illustrated Wrestling Digest1970sMonthly United StatesRob DobratzN/ANoRegarded as the top "dirt sheet" in the US after the close of Matmania in 1968.
Inside The Ropes Magazine 2020–present Monthly United Kingdom United Kingdom Dante Richardson

Kenny McIntosh

Titan Insider Press N/A Yes The successor to "Power Slam"
Inside Wrestling1968 - 2013MonthlyUnited States Ambler, PAStanley Weston
Bill Apter (ed.)
Kappa Publishing GroupN/AYesCombined with The Wrestler in 2004.
Main Event Wrestlingc. 1983 – 1993Monthly United StatesN/ANo
Major League Wrestlingc. 1978 – 1984Monthly United StatesNorm KietzerN/ANo
Matmania1964 - 1968MonthlyUnited States Minneapolis, MNBurt RayN/ANoPublication is considered the earliest-known "dirt sheet". Continued by James C. Melby after Ray's retirement in 1968.
New Wave Wrestling1992 - 2004MonthlyUnited States New York City, NYMike O'HaraCombat Sports Magazine GroupN/AYes
Official International Wrestling Insider1987 - 1991Monthly United StatesWrestling Insider Inc.N/ANo
Official Wrestling1951 - c. 1975Monthly United StatesOfficial Wrestling Inc.N/ANo
Official Wrestling Guide1970sMonthly United StatesJalart HouseN/ANo
Piledriver Magazine1989 - 2000Monthly AustraliaN/ANo
Popular Wrestling1970sMonthly United StatesPopular PublishingN/ANo
Power Slam1994–2014MonthlyUnited Kingdom Maidstone, KENFindlay Martin
Colin Bowman
SW PublishingN/AYesLongest-running professional wrestling magazine in the United Kingdom. Succeeded Superstars of Wrestling. Succeeded by Inside The Ropes Magazine.
Power of Wrestling2001 - 2002Monthly United KingdomHighbury Publishing HouseN/ANo
Power-Wrestling1995–presentMonthly GermanyWolfgang StachPV Verlags GmbH, DüsseldorfN/AYesLongest-running professional wrestling magazine in Germany.
Pro Wrestling Body Press Magazine1970sMonthly United StatesN/ANo
Pro Wrestling Illustrated1979–presentMonthlyUnited States Blue Bell, PAStanley Weston
Bill Apter (ed.)
Kappa Publishing GroupN/AYes
Rumble Magazine2011–presentMonthly AustraliaRumble MagazineN/AYes
The Ring Wrestling1963 - 1984Monthly United StatesThe Ring Inc.N/ANoMerged with other Kietzer publications into The Wrestling News in 1972.
Ringside Wrestling1984 - 2000Monthly United StatesNorman JacobsStarlog PublishingN/ANo
Ring Sirens Magazine2013–presentMonthly CanadaTyler PrattisN/AYesWomen's Wrestling Magazine
Sports Review Wrestling1972 - 1995Monthly United StatesStanley WestonLondon Publishing CompanyN/ANoPublished the popular "Apartment Wrestling" columns from 1973 to 1983.
Super Luchas1991–presentWeekly MexicoErnesto Ocampo15,000Yes
Superstar Wrestlers1987 - 1994Monthly United StatesNorman JacobsStarlog PublishingN/ANo
Superstar Wrestlers Reporter1988 - 1989Monthly United StatesComics World CorporationN/ANo
Superstars of Wrestling1991–1994MonthlyUnited Kingdom Maidstone, KENFindlay Martin
Colin Bowman
SW PublishingN/ANoSucceeded by Power Slam.
The Tag Rope2014–presentQuarterly United KingdomRyan CarseN/AYes
Total Wrestling2002 – 2004Monthly United KingdomTotal Wrestling MagazineHighbury Publishing House25,000 (2003)YesContinuation of Power of Wrestling. Bill Apter served as senior editor.
Tutto Wrestling MagazineItaly ItalyN/AYesLargest Italian language wrestling magazine.
Victory Sports Wrestlingc. 1972 – 1989Monthly United StatesN/ANo
WOW Magazine (Women of Wrestling)1988 –Monthly United StatesN/ANo
WOW Magazine (World of Wrestling)1999 – 2001Monthly United StatesH&S MediaMike MorrisN/ANoThe first magazine marketed towards "smart" fans, Bill Apter served as its editor-in-chief during its 3-year run.
Wrestle Americac. 1992 - 1999Monthly United StatesN/ANo
The WrestlerOctober 1966 - 2013MonthlyUnited States Ambler, PAStanley WestonLondon Publishing CompanyN/AYesCombined with Inside Wrestling in 2004.
Wrestling1951MonthlyUnited States Jersey City, NJJoseph WeiderWrestling Inc.N/ANo
Wrestlingc. 1984 - 1992Monthly United StatesN/ANo
Wrestling '831983 - 1992Quarterly United StatesNoSubsequently published "Wrestling '84", "Wrestling '85", "Wrestling '86", etc. One-time special was published in 1999.
Wrestling '93: Rulebreaker1993 - 1994Quarterly United StatesStanley Weston
Eddie Ellner (credited as "Editorial Conscience")
London Publishing CompanyNoN/AHeel viewpoint magazine. Succeeded "Wrestling '83" last issue in 1992 and was succeeded by Wrestling Bad Guys.
Wrestling Action1977 - 1979Monthly United StatesWorld Wide Wrestling FederationVince McMahon, Sr.N/ANoNotable staff members included editor-in-chief Les Thatcher and photographer George Napolitano.
Wrestling Action1987Monthly United StatesHarris PublishingNo
Wrestling All Stars Heroes and Villains1983 - 2000Monthly United StatesNorman JacobsN/ANoOriginally published as simply Wrestling All Stars from 1983 to 1985.
Wrestling As You Like It1946 - 1955MonthlyUnited States Chicago, ILDick AxmanN/ANoEarliest wrestling publication ever published and the only one active during the post-WWII years. Replaced by Wrestling Life in 1955.
Wrestling Bad Guys1990sMonthly United StatesStanley Weston
Eddie Ellner 1994-1996, Brandi Manciewicz 1996-end (both credited as "Editorial Conscience")
G.C. London Publishing CompanyN/ANo Heel viewpoint magazine
Wrestling Confidential1964 - c. 1965Monthly United StatesComplete Sports PublishersN/ANo
Wrestling Confidential1987–presentMonthly United StatesDOJO PublishingN/ANo
Wrestling Eye1980sMonthly United StatesJems, Inc.N/ANo
Wrestling Fever1980sMonthly United StatesM. Morse PublishingN/ANo
Wrestling Fury1987 - 1992Monthly United StatesJems Inc.N/ANo
Wrestling Greatest Battles1970sMonthly United StatesG.C. London Publishing CompanyN/ANo
Wrestling Guide1970sMonthly United StatesN/ANo
Wrestling IllustratedMonthly United StatesN/ANo
Wrestling Life1955 - 1964Monthly United StatesDick AxmanN/ANo
Wrestling's Main Event1982 - c. 1994Monthly United StatesGeorge NapolitanoPumpkin PressN/ANo
Wrestling Monthly1971 - c. 1977Monthly United StatesNorm KietzerKietzer PublishingN/ANoMerged with other Kietzer publications into The Wrestling News.
Wrestling News1959–presentMonthlyUnited States Fraser, MINorm KietzerKietzer PublishingN/AYesPurchased by Arena Publishing in 2002 and published as "Wrestling Revue".
Wrestling Picture Bookc. 1975 - 1979Monthly United StatesN/ANo
Wrestling Power1986-1989Monthly United StatesNorman JacobsN/ANo
Wrestling Revue1959 - 1983Monthly United StatesStanley WestonPublications Quebecor N/ANo
Wrestling Ringside1984 - 1992Monthly United StatesN/ANo
Wrestling Scenec. 1982 - 1988Monthly United StatesNorman JacobsStarlog Press N/ANo
Wrestling Sports Starsc. 1972 - 1975Monthly United StatesN/ANo
Wrestling Superstarsc. 1978 - 1997Monthly United StatesN/ANo
Wrestling Today1978 - c. 1993Monthly United StatesIdeal Publishing N/ANo
Wrestling Training Illustrated1973-1985Monthly United StatesScott Epstein
Dan Lurie
Muscle-Man Inc.N/ANo
Too Sweet Magazine2016 -QuarterlyIndia IndiaMohammad FaizanShooting Star PressN/AYesFirst ever pro wrestling magazine from India. Earlier known as The Squared Circle Magazine. Head writers: Nick Whitworth, Santos Esquivel Jr. & Tom Yamamoto.
Wrestling and TV Sports1951MonthlyUnited States New York CityFanfare PublicationsN/ANo
Wrestling USA1954 - 1955MonthlyUnited States Charleston, WVDouglas DaltonDalton PublicationsN/ANo
Wrestling USAc. 1984 - 1993Quarterly United StatesStanley WestonG.C. London Publishing CompanyN/ANo
Wrestling Weekly1998 - 2001Weekly AustraliaN/ANo
Wrestling World1954 - 1955MonthlyUnited States New York City, NYNorman JacobsN/ANoContinuation of the NWA's Official Wrestling magazine.
SEA Wrestling2025Bi-MonthlySoutheast AsiaSimon RichardsN/Ahttp://seawrestling.netSoutheast Asia's only pro wrestling magazine.
Wrestling World1962 - 2001MonthlyUnited States New York City, NYSterling/Mcfadden PartnershipN/ANoContributors included Stately Wayne Manor.

Official promotions

TitleYears activePrint TimeLocationFounder(s)PublishersCirculationWebsiteNotes
AWA Magazinec. 1972 – 1977MonthlyUnited States MinneapolisChampionship Sports PublishingN/ANoOfficial American Wrestling Association magazine.
AWE Magazine2006MonthlyCanada WinnipegJeff DyckCanadian Gold MediaN/ANoOfficial Action Wrestling Entertainment magazine.
ECW Magazine1999 – 2000Bi-MonthlyUnited States PhiladelphiaMike Morris (ed.)H&S MediaN/AYesOfficial Extreme Championship Wrestling magazine.
GLOW Magazine1988MonthlyUnited States Las Vegas, NevadaDavid McLaneTempo PublishingN/ANoOfficial Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling magazine.
N.W.A. Official Wrestling1951 - 1953MonthlyUnited States Washington, D.C.Fred Kohler,
Dick Axman (ed.)
N.W.A. Official Wrestling, Inc.N/ANoOfficial National Wrestling Alliance magazine.
WCW Magazine1991 - 1994MonthlyUnited States AtlantaBill Apter
Craig Peters
Dennis A. Brent
World Championship WrestlingN/ANoOriginally known as NWA/WCW Wrestling Wrap-Up from 1989 to 1991.
WCW Magazine1995 - 2001MonthlyUnited States AtlantaColin Bowman
Ross Forman
World Championship WrestlingN/ANoSecond volume which ran until WCW's close in 2001.
WWF/E Magazine1983–2014MonthlyUnited States Stamford, ConnecticutBob Lee
Tony Romando (eic)
World Wrestling Entertainment, Inc.N/AYesOriginally known as WWF Victory Magazine in 1983. In July 2014 the WWE announced it would cease production due to budget cuts and declining sales of the magazine.
Westside Pro Wrestling's Almanac2010Yearly AustraliaN/ANoOfficial Westside Pro Wrestling magazine.
Wrestling News1960Monthly AustraliaN/ANoOfficial World Championship Wrestling magazine.
XPW Magazine1999MonthlyUnited States PhiladelphiaN/ANoOfficial Xtreme Pro Wrestling magazine.

Online magazines and newsletters

TitleYears activePrint TimeLocationFounder(s)PublishersCirculationWebsiteNotes
The Bagpipe Report1996–2000Monthly United StatesCharles MacLaurin
Blake Norton
N/A40,000YesOne of the most read internet newsletters during the late-1990s, it was the first weekly pro wrestling magazine show broadcast via TWC Fight!. Purchased by Wrestling-Online.com in 2000.
The Chokeslam Newsletter1998–2003Daily United StatesJohn WhiteN/A8,500N/AOne of the few daily email newsletters. John White got his start as a contributor to The Bagpipe Report.
Connecticut Pro Wrestling1993-1996MonthlyUnited States Colchester, CTN/AN/AN/ANo
Figure Four Weekly1995–WeeklyUnited States Woodinville, WABryan AlvarezN/AN/AYes
Pro Wrestling Torch1987–WeeklyUnited States St. Paul, MNWade KellerN/AN/AYes
Ring Around The Northwest1983–2013MonthlyUnited States Troutdale, ORMike RodgersN/AN/ANo
The Ring Fan2011–DailyUnited States Wytheville, VAClarence Eddie CowanN/AN/AYes
The Squared Circle Magazines2015–MonthlyIndia IndiaMd. FaizanN/AN/AYesThe first ever pro wrestling magazine in India.
Wrestling Observer1983–WeeklyUnited States Campbell, CADave MeltzerN/AN/AYes
Wrestling-Online Newsletter1996–DailyMalta MaltaColin VassalloN/A27,000YesThe newsletter is also available on iPad as a monthly magazine titled Wrestling-Online Digital Magazine, free for download on the iTunes Newsstand.
Smark Henry Wrestling News2015–DailyPhilippines PhilippinesAnthony CuelloN/AN/AYes
Wrestling World News1996-1998WeeklyScotland ScotlandJamie SmithApprox. 60 subscribersNo

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