How Did Wrestling Fans Follow the Industry Before the Internet?
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How Did Wrestling Fans Follow the Industry Before the Internet?
Before websites, social media, and streaming, finding wrestling news was much harder. Fans relied on magazines, television, newsletters, and word of mouth. What was it like following wrestling during that period, and did the lack of constant information make things more exciting?
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Re: How Did Wrestling Fans Follow the Industry Before the Internet?
Before the internet, wrestling fans relied heavily on television, magazines, newspapers, newsletters, and word of mouth. Local fans could also learn about upcoming cards through posters and arena advertising. Wrestling magazines were especially important for results, interviews, rumors, and keeping track of wrestlers outside the shows available on TV.
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