----Yearbook 2008: Facts, Figures, Review, History, Awards and Hall of Fame of the Memphis Wrestling Area is available to order now!!! Listed below is all the features in this year's edition. It is not available on Amazon.com yet, but if you CLICK HERE you may order it by clicking on the book icon. It will take you to the publisher. You will have to establish a log in and password. But, if you buy your book directly from the publisher from today until the official release date of Tuesday 2.24.09, you may be take $5 off [most of your postage is free] by using this code 2JQLFZMN. After Tuesday at Noon the book will be at regular price without a $5 discount. If you want to pay for your book using PayPal, then I have discounted the book to a total of only $22 and it will be shipped ASAP. PayPal orders will go to regular price after Tuesday at Noon also. So..take advantage of the discount this weekend and buy your book today!!!
----Here is a rundown of what is in the book...
Size: 8 x 10 – 316 pages
-Year In Review 170 pages including special “Editor Commentary” by Brian Thompson. Thompson makes comments on various subjects during the review.
-Over 100 photos in the “Year In Review” by Tia Blaylock, Brian Tramel, Kayte Tramel and more.
-“Top 20 Events of 2008 Not In Memphis” by Joe Babinsack
- “Top 20 Shows of 2008” by Brian Tramel
-RRO 2008 Award Winners – 30 pages including winning percentages, “Five Fun Facts” on each winner and the Annual RRO Top 10 Tag Teams and Top Single Wrestlers of the Area.
-“Top 10 Favorite Cheap Heat Radio Shows” by Gene Jackson
-“Top 10 Shooting the Shiznit Radio Shows” by Brian Tramel
-“Memphis Wrestling TV Rating Analysis 2008” by Brian Tramel
-“Memphis Wrestling History – Flashbacks” by Mark James – 58 pages in “Scrapbook” format with posters, pictures and commentary about the history of Memphis Wrestling.
-“Memphis Wrestling Hall of Fame Class of 2008” by Mark James. Comments about and from 2008 inductees including Eddie Marlin, Al Greene,Tommy Gilbert, Jim Cornette, Stan Lane, Jerry Jarrett, Jimmy Hart, Billy Wicks and Scott Bowden.
