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This book traces the history of professional wrestling in the South within the Trans-Mississippi Region between the 1950s–1990s and argues that the political, social, economic, and cultural forces of modernity in the Sunbelt South reflected a new form of southern and national populism that also embedded within the professional wrestling industry.
Christopher L. Stacey is professor of history at Louisiana State University of Alexandria.
Acknowledgments Introduction Chapter One: The Emergence of the Trans-Mississippi Region in the Sunbelt South, 1933-1983 Chapter Two: Rasslin' with Race: Race and Political Culture in The Memphis and Mid-South Territories, 1959-1992 Chapter Three: Populism and Kayfabe: Identity and Professional Wrestling in Southern Political Culture in the 1970s and 80s Chapter Four: Working, Shooting, Playing and Kayfabe: The Relationship between Professional Wrestling and 'Legitimate' Sports in the Trans-Mississippi Wrestling Region Chapter Five: "I Couldn't Carry a Tune in a Bucket': Music in the Trans-Mississippi Territories and the Transition from Rasslin' to Sports Entertainment Chapter Six: Life, Death, Violence and Kayfabe in the Trans-Mississippi Region Chapter Seven: The Hollywood Outside Agitator Vs. the King of Memphis: The Jerry Lawler-Andy Kaufman Wrestling Feud and the Political and Cultural Climate of the Post-Civil Rights South, 1981-82 Chapter Eight: The Death of Kayfabe: The Trans-Mississippi, the Rise of Corporate Wrestling, and the disappearance of the Territories, 1982-1995 Epilogue Bibliography About the Author
