Death Of WCW: the book??

[Watson]

Yeah I've been wanting to read another wrestling book lately and I'm considering buying "Death Of WCW". But I'm wondering, is it as good as I've heard it is or should I buy something else? I've read "Wrestlecrap" and I didn't think it was all it was cracked up to be and I've heard "Death Of WCW" is similar. I also considered "Mysteries Of Pro Wrestling: Solved" but I don't know much about it. The last wrestling book I read was "Cheating Death, Stealing Life: The Eddie Guerrero Story" which was great. So I don't want to read another autobiography because regardless of what it is it will pale in comparion to Eddie's book. So should I get "Death Of WCW" or something else?

[Xero]

I didn't read Wrestlecrap, but I loved Death of WCW (and the site). It's not really like the site, it's more of a week-by-week review of WCW and what went wrong. There are a lot of behind-the-scenes stories that were never revealed.

Overall, if you wanted to know how WCW was really run, it's a very good read.

[Watson]

Wait a minute, there's a Death Of WCW website?

[ddpBANG]

I didn't know there was a site either...

As far as the book goes, it's one of the best books I own.

[Xero]

I was referring to wrestlecrap.com.

[ddpBANG]

You didn't make that very clear, Xero

[Xero]

It should have been inferred.

[Watson]

LoL. I thought that was what you meant, Xero, just wasn't sure since you said "loved Death Of WCW (and the site)".