“Bahamian Rhapsody by Ian Douglass delivers an exhaustive and captivating account of professional wrestling in the Bahamas, an often overlooked but nevertheless vital part of wrestling history. Spanning six decades, Douglass combines personal narratives from over 40 wrestling personalities with meticulous historical research to paint a vibrant picture of the sport’s evolution on the islands. From its local stars like Arnsel Johnson to international icons, the book traces wrestling’s influence from the territorial days through major shifts in the industry, including the rise of major promotions and the indie wrestling resurgence. This book is not just a collection of wrestling tales but a profound exploration of cultural intersection, making it a treasure trove for both wrestling fans and sports historians alike. Douglass, with his deep family ties to the Bahamas and his journalistic acumen, crafts a narrative that is as informative as it is engaging, ensuring that Bahamian Rhapsody stands out as a significant contribution to the documentation of wrestling's global impact.” - Oliver Lee Bateman
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