Hey guys!

 

To briefly introduce myself, my name is Ryan Carse and I am the editor of quarterly professional wrestling magazine, The Tag Rope. We’re based in London, England and have been running for a little over a year now, currently wrapping up production on Issue #6.

For the last few months, we've been working hard to put together a website that retains the aesthetic of the long-form articles, original artwork and captivating photography that readers have come to expect from the magazine.

We want to present professional wrestling journalism in a whole new way. No copy and paste plagiarising, no sensationalistic headlines, just real wrestling content with ethics. On the site you may even notice a few familiar faces from the forum, such as Bill Thompson, InYourCase and of course, the illustrious Loss who have all kindly contributed pieces over the last year.

 

The reason I'm posting this topic is to both bring our magazine to your attention, as well as make a formal enquiry for interested contributors moving forward. We fully encourage and welcome contributors to write about subjects that matter to them, whether it be a look at the impact of technology on sports entertainment, from the humble video cassette all the way up to the modern day of immediate streaming or a retrospective piece on a Bunkhouse Buck vs. Dustin Rhodes match from twenty years ago.

 

So, if this is something you'd be interested in, please do just send an email to get in touch with us.

 

In my mind, The Tag Rope is aimed at professional wrestling fans like you, and we really hope you enjoy checking the site out at thetagrope.com.

 

P.S. Issue #6 is out very soon, if you were ever looking at checking out the magazine, this is the issue to hop on board with, trust us.

 

 

 

I second everything Ryan said, and you can't go wrong with either the new website or the traditional magazine.