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Tony Schiavone and Conrad Thompson presented their long-awaited FOUR HORSEMEN episode of the "What Happened When" podcast beginning Monday, June 19, 2017. It is available in their archives.
"Diamonds Are Forever and so are the Four Horsemen!" Enjoy over two hours discussing arguably the greatest faction in wrestling history on Tony Schiavone and Conrad Thompson's "What Happened When" podcast. Available now on MLW Radio and wherever you download your podcasts. It's the long awaited Four Horsemen episode (available in the WHW Monday archives!) http://www.mlwradio.com/what-happened-when-.html
Thank you for the tremendous response to the WHW "win it before you can buy it" give-aways and to the early-order opportunity. Special thanks to Tony Schiavone and Conrad Thompson and all their loyal listeners on the "What Happened When" podcast on MLW Radio.
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by Mike Mooneyham, Charleston Post & Courier
"Dick Bourne has done it again with his latest book on pro wrestling’s greatest stable....."
ABOUT THE BOOK
From the author of "Big Gold" and "Ten Pounds of Gold" comes a look back at the greatest faction in the history of professional wrestling: the Four Horsemen.
"Four Horsemen" is a complete month-by-month, year-by-year, linear timeline of the Horsemen, covering every version of the group and every member of each version over their thirteen years of existence.
From the glory days of Jim Crockett Promotions to the early WCW period to the Monday Nitro era, it’s all here in one concise timeline.
Every break-up and every reformation. All the championships. All the triumphs. All the betrayals. Month-by-month, year-by-year. It's the ultimate reference guide to wrestling's most infamous group, with clear timeline confirmations of keys dates and events.
Ric Flair, Ole and Arn Anderson, Tully Blanchard, Lex Luger, Barry Windham, James J. Dillon, Sting, Brian Pillman, Steve McMichael, Dean Malenko and all the rest. Every wrestler, every manager, and every woman that walked the aisle with them.
Over 40 photographs, some rare, a few never published before.
They were pro wrestling’s greatest stable and the very foundation upon which every other great faction that followed was built. They were the Four Horsemen!