
Pre-orders for Captain Corner’s guests – Dr. Tom Prichard, Doug Gilbert, and the Young Stallions – are now on sale.

Pre-orders for Captain Corner’s guests – Dr. Tom Prichard, Doug Gilbert, and the Young Stallions – are now on sale.
The WWE’s ultimate power couple will host a Meet & Greet on Friday, August 18, from 6:30 PM – 8:00 PM at the Barclays Center with proceeds going to Conor’s Cure:
Sign-A-Mania was a fairly popular wrestling convention that ended just before I got into this hobby (shame!). I’ve read old Sign-A-Mania reports from the Marked Out Forum and this con always looked like fun that featured tons of rare names.
On July 14, Sign-A-Mania announced it was back!
Woo! Be sure to check out their site and Facebook Page for updates!

Lucky 13 has added Mark Canterbury to its Legends of the Ring XXV lineup. Canterbury is best known as Henry Godwinn of the 90s tag team The Godwinns.
You can pre-order tickets to meet Canterbury – and fellow Lucky 13 addition Shane Helms – by clicking here.
This past Sunday, I decided to head over to the Dutchess Marketplace in Fishkill, NY to meet Mick Foley for the third time. I was not planning on attending this signing but I was visiting my girlfriend (she lives nearby) so she was nice enough to take me. Love that girl.
I first met Foley when I was ~13 years old, long before I became fully engrossed in this hobby, and the last time we met was at the very first LOTR I attended in June 2015. I still had a ton of stuff for Foley to sign and the prices at this signing were reasonable: $30 combo, $20 per item.
If you’ve never been to the Dutchess Marketplace…it’s kind of cool. It’s a giant, indoor flea market where you can find old stuff. I mean really old stuff. The Collector’s Realm was hosting the signing and, I have to say, they’re easily the coolest “store” at the Marketplace. Tons of collectibles, old and new, and the staff is great.
The signing was from 11-2 and we arrived sometime after 12:30. There was a fairly long line although it was managed extremely well. They separated the line into blocks and gradually moved the blocks of people, making sure they weren’t blocking aisles or tables. A+ management and every single promoter/vendor could learn from their staff.

The wait was about 30-45 minutes before it was my turn. Mick saw all the items I had, looked at my girlfriend, and asked with a chuckle, “So I’ve always wanted to ask the girlfriend this question: are you okay with this level of fandom?” Mick and I chatted about a little known match vs. Eddie Gilbert from 1991 that the great Dave Meltzer rated five stars. We then got into a discussion about Meltzer’s star ratings, which was pretty damn cool. Foley was in great spirits and took the time to talk with everyone. Great guy.
I had him sign my WWE Ultimate Superstar Guide, WM 32/HOF Program, TNA 2010 Program, and WrestleMania XX Program.
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