Steven Johnson, Kari Williams and Greg Oliver, SlamWrestling.net writers and more!

Greg with Tiger Jackson and a copy of The Canadian Wrestling Report.

SO, PRO WRESTLING, EH? THIS IS THE RIGHT PLACE!

The Pro Wrestling bug bit me in 1985, as Hulkamania ran wild all over me.

I started The Canadian Wrestling Report in August 1985, and it ran for five years. During that time, I wrote for a couple of wrestling magazines, attended countless shows, and made some friends that I have to this day.

After attending Ryerson University to study journalism, I began working at the Toronto Sun newspaper ... and existed for about five years with a relatively wrestling-light life.

Then came the Monday Night Wars, which coincided with the Internet growing exponentially, and I was caught up in it all again, this time with the SlamWrestling.net website, initially a part of the Sun Media website, Canoe (CANadian Online Explorer -- get it?), where I was a Day One employee.

SLAM! Wrestling grew and grew, to the point where I was asked about writing a book. The first one, The Pro Wrestling Hall of Fame: The Canadians, came out in March 2003, and the most recent, the seventh, The Pro Wrestling Hall of Fame: The Storytellers, came out in August 2019.

In between have been so many wonderful experiences, sad moments and heartache, friendships, and entertainment.

So, where do you go from here?

• Order The Canadian Wrestling Report and learn more about the newsletter.
• Check out the cool, vintage iron-ons from the AWA that I have for sale.
• This page details all five books from The Pro Wrestling Hall of Fame series (four of them written with Steve Johnson).
• ​I was a part of a four-person team that wrote Benoit: Wrestling with the Horror That Destroyed a Family and Crippled a Sport.
  
• ​SLAM! Wrestling: Shocking Stories from the Squared Circle was co-edited by Jon Waldman and I.
  
• Coming out in the spring of 2021 is My Wild Life in Pro Wrestling, Country Music and with the Mets, which I wrote with John Arezzi.
  
• The autobiography, LuFisto: The Wounded Owl: Passion, Perseverance and Pain in Professional Wrestling, is in progress with Genevieve “LuFisto” Goulet.
  
• ​My wife, Meredith Renwick, wrote Bang Your Head: The Real Story of the Missing Link, with Dewey Robertson.