Wrestling books
 

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?

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.

Now all we need is a biography of Orlando Jordan.

My bet would be the Death of WCW or WrestleCrap.

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.

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

I didn't know Regal had a book.

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

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