Uncovering the Wrestling Archive Project Volume: Paul Hague

The Legendary Career of Paul Hague

Wrestling has always been an enthralling sport that captivates audiences around the world. Over the years, countless wrestlers have left their mark, but there are only a handful who can be considered true legends. One of them is Paul Hague, whose remarkable career is now being explored in the Wrestling Archive Project Volume.

The Wrestling Archive Project

The Wrestling Archive Project is an ambitious initiative aimed at preserving the rich history of professional wrestling for future generations. This ongoing project takes a deep dive into the lives and careers of iconic wrestlers from different eras, showcasing their triumphs, struggles, and impact on the sport.

Wrestling Archive Project, volume 2

by Paul Hague (Kindle Edition)

4.2 out of 5

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Enter Paul Hague - A Living Legend

Paul Hague is a name that has become synonymous with wrestling greatness. Born on August 15, 1950, Hague began his wrestling journey in the 1970s and quickly rose to prominence. With his impressive physique, technical prowess, and charismatic persona, Hague became a fan favorite wherever he went.

Hague's career spanned over two decades, during which he faced some of the finest talents the wrestling world had to offer. His matches were electrifying, leaving spectators on the edge of their seats. His signature moves, like the "Hague Hammer" and the "Spinebreaker," have been immortalized in wrestling history.

But it wasn't just his in-ring abilities that made Hague a legend. Outside the squared circle, he was known for his dedication to his craft, constantly improving and adapting his style to keep up with the ever-changing demands of the industry. He went to great lengths to entertain his fans, always striving to provide a truly unforgettable experience.

The Wrestling Archive Project Volume: Paul Hague

The long-awaited Wrestling Archive Project Volume dedicated to Paul Hague is unlike any other retrospective on his career. Comprising interviews, rare photographs, and exclusive commentary from fellow wrestlers and industry insiders, this volume dives deep into the life and times of a true wrestling icon.

The project sheds light on Hague's early beginnings and his journey through different wrestling promotions. It explores the rivalries he forged, the championships he won, and the impact he had on the wrestling landscape. Each chapter uncovers pivotal moments and untold stories that reveal the man behind the legend.

The Legacy Lives On

Even though Hague retired from professional wrestling in 1995, his impact reverberates through the industry to this day. Many wrestlers cite him as a major influence, and his legacy continues to inspire the next generation of superstars.

The Wrestling Archive Project Volume: Paul Hague serves as a time capsule, ensuring that the contribution of this wrestling icon is never forgotten. It is a must-read for wrestling fans, historians, and anyone interested in the fascinating world of professional wrestling.

The Wrestling Archive Project Volume: Paul Hague is a fitting tribute to an extraordinary individual who dedicated his life to entertaining millions. It celebrates the triumphs, the struggles, and the enduring legacy of Paul Hague. Don't miss out on this incredible journey through the career of a true wrestling legend.

Wrestling Archive Project, volume 2

by Paul Hague (Kindle Edition)

4.2 out of 5

Language	:	English
File size	:	1339 KB
Text-to-Speech	:	Enabled
Enhanced typesetting	:	Enabled
Word Wise	:	Enabled
Print length	:	470 pages
Lending	:	Enabled
Screen Reader	:	Supported

FREE

In this second volume of "Wrestling Archive Project," you will find interviews with the professional wrestling legends of yesteryear. Scott Teal, the man behind Crowbar Press, conducted most of these interviews in the days when the wrestlers refused to open up and break the code of "kayfabe." And yet, because of his friendship with them over several decades, they talked openly and told their stories in a frank, candid manner.

The "MAIN EVENT" for this volume is an interview with KILLER KARL KOX. Karl steadfastly refused to grant an interview to anyone other than Scott, and he leaves no stone unturned as he tells his story. You’ll feel as if you’re sitting across the kitchen table from Karl as he relates his life story and talks about the wrestling business and the people with whom he crossed paths during his career.

Three other exclusive, never-before-published interviews appearing in print for the first time are with Jackie Fargo, Larry Cheatham & Kody Kox, and filling out the 386-page book are interviews with Bob Orton Sr., Count Billy Varga, Bulldog Bob Brown, Gentleman Ed Sharpe, J Michael Kenyon, Lou Thesz, Maniac Mike Davis, Sailor Art Thomas, Karl Von Stroheim, Tom Jones & Violet Ray. They all open up to Scott with details about their lives and careers as they have with no one else — before or since. Plus, Jody (Assassin) Hamilton talks about his brother, the Missouri Mauler. Finally, we have interviews with two legends of the American Wrestling Association (AWA) conducted by Minnesota wrestling historian George Schire.

Scott Teal has returned to doing what he does best — sitting down with the wrestling legends and asking them tough, probing, insightful questions that give us an insight into what professional wrestling was all about in the days before "sports entertainment" became vogue. Go behind the scenes with the true legends of professional wrestling with indepth, hard-hitting, no-holds-barred interviews.