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[404]

Men's magazine, GQ has posted an interesting column on TNA's Ring Ka King. The article calls TNA's endeavor "Utterly fascinating". The article begins with some hilarious detail about Scott Steiner and Indian fans who flee from him during the now infamous near riot scene. It also notes the changes made to modern wrestling in order to accomidate a new, untaped market such as India. This is a must read for Ring Ka King Fans. You can read the full article at the following link: GQ.com The Broad, Brilliant Strokes of Ring Ka King and India's Wrestling Revolution

[ILWyep]

Sweet.

[Zeppelin4]

Nice piece, I liked how he compared it to a mid-south armory wrestling show in the 80s.

Edited by Zeppelin4, 21 February 2012 - 04:39 AM.

[WCWite]

They even posted the video as well on their web site... lol so funny.

Edited by WCWite, 21 February 2012 - 10:06 AM.

[Lorenz]

Great for TNA

[Optimus_Crime]

good publicity for TNA, believe it or not alot of people read that magazine, I think I might just get the next issue

[Namor1987]

GQ isn't that for people with money? I've never read it but good for TNA.

[Zeppelin4]

Namor1987, on 22 February 2012 - 05:00 AM, said:

GQ isn't that for people with money? I've never read it but good for TNA.

Kinda, many see GQ as a magazine for the metrosexual man. This of course is just a stereotype and the magazine is more associated as a classier version of other men's magazines like Maxim or FHM.