Best wwe autobiography books to read
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Believe it or not, there are hundreds upon hundreds of wrestling books out there including but not limited to an e-book by yours truly. In fact, many of the books on this list are fully reviewed on Bulldog's Bookshelf.
Strangely enough, there were hardly any books about the squared circle until twenty-odd years ago when former NWA World Champion Lou Thesz published his autobiography "Hooker" in The Attitude Era brought about a brand new series of wrestling authors -- several of whom even made the New York Times Bestseller List.
Of course, there aren't just wrestling personalities publishing books; everyone from former announcers to current journalists have come up with unique and innovative ways to tap into the still-active genre.
In ranking the Top 50 Wrestling Books, Wrestling Merchandise & Memories looked at a variety of factors, including:
How much impact did the book have on the professional wrestling community?
Is the book still cited today by wrestling fans and historians?
Does it appear to be a fairly accurate account of their career (as opposed to being written in kayfabe, which some are) or largely fictitious accounts of history?
Does the author use the book to fuel personal gru
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Ten Best: Wrestle Autobiographies
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5 Great Wrestling Autobiographies To Read (& 5 From Journalists)
The various books to come out about wrestling throughout the years prove that both autobiographies from the performers and historic presentations by journalists can thrive. Wrestling delivers so many interesting stories in the nature of the business that hundreds of books have provided entertainment for the audience wanting to learn more.
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The best autobiographies came from wrestlers who had strong memories from their work and an interesting approach in how they shared it. Non-wrestlers to have great books shined with a knowledge and passion for the industry. Find out which ones are going out of your way to buy or find at your local library. Each of the following books are the best from wrestlers and from journalists.
10 By Wrestler: Have A Nice Day: A Tale of Blood and Sweatsocks
The first autobiography set the tone for all future wrestling books when Mick Foley started his second career as an author. Foley released Have A Nice Day: A Tale of Blood and Sweatsockstowards the end of his WWE run as a full-time performer.
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The book was a huge success in a way no one expected from a wrestler at the time.