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Old 02-16-2011, 05:36 PM   #12
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Read Foley's first three I'm over halfway through Countdown to Lockdown now. Feel like each book is good, but not as good as the last.

Edge's and Michaels' were good.

Terry Funk's was one of the best I've read. The ghost writer does a phenomenal job of capturing terry's personality, to the point where you might think the funker had written it himself. Very good book, and you get a lot of insight into quite a few japanese legends, which not many other books, if any, have touched on.

Regal's, Jericho's, and Flair's were all on the same level as Foley's
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