Le Magazine de la Lutte Vol. 1 No. 1 Grand Prix Wrestling Magazine 1973

"Le Magazine de la Lutte" was a publication dedicated to professional wrestling, likely originating from Quebec, Canada, given the French language and the featured wrestlers. Such magazines were popular in the mid-20th century, providing fans with news, profiles, and photographs of their favorite athletes. They served as a crucial link between the wrestling promotions and their dedicated fan base.

This particular issue, Volume 1, Number 1, from Summer 1973, is especially significant as it marks the debut of the publication. It features prominent figures like Jean Ferré (Andre the Giant), Paul Vachon (Mad Dog Vachon), Edouard Carpentier, Wladek Killer Kowalski, and others, indicating it covered the major stars of the era. The "Grand Prix" title suggests a focus on major wrestling events or championships.