Wrestling books

[FourFifty]

Alrighty, within the next two weeks I'm going to get a new wrestling book. Time to put down <u>Wicked</u>, gotta lay off the <u>LotR</u> series, and put away <u>Bridget Jones Diary</u> (stfu, it's a good book). So right now I'm torn with which wrestling realted book to get.

I haven't heard anything good or bad about <u>Making The Game</u>.
Didn't the WWE make a novel about Kane?
<u>On Edge</u> seems to be a good idea since the "shoot" Adam did for wwe.com
William Regal's book seems cool just because he's Willaim Regal.


Any imput?

[Jaton]

Input. Yes.

Kane's book is good. Wrestlecrap and Death of WCW are definitely good reads. Uh, Mick Foley's biographies are good. I don't think I've yet found one I didn't like, to be honest.

[Jaton]

Now all we need is a biography of Orlando Jordan.

[Xero]

My bet would be the Death of WCW or WrestleCrap.

[FourFifty]

Already have Foley's books, <u>To Be The Man</u> and <u>Listen Up You Pencil Neck Geeks</u>.


and JBL's book... Which is damn good, by the way.

[loopydate]

Wrestlecrap gets my vote. Haven't read Reynolds' second book, but 'crap was fantastic.

[The Mackem]

I didn't know Regal had a book.

[Jaton]

loopy, you've got to pick it up. It is a VERY good read. I think it's better than Wrestlecrap.

[Morrisey]

I recently read "In The Pit With Piper" by Rowdy Roddy Piper and thought it was pretty good.