Wrestling Books

[The People's Peep]

What are some good wrestling books?

I know about Foley's books and Jericho's book. Are those worth a read or would you recommend another one?

 

[Stormtrooper]

I've read Jericho's book 5 times. That's how awesome it is.

Foley's books are good too. I would also recommend Bret Harts book as well.

 

[Unsold Bacon]

I read the book that was liek from 2002 I think or 2001 last year called I think beyond the mat, which is a great biography spotlighting different wrestler in the WWF from a non-kayfabe point of view.

 

[Adam08]

Some good wrestling books

Dynimite kids book

Larry zbysko book

Ric flair book

edge book

 

[Unsold Bacon]

edge book

I was thinking of buying that at a Cole's a block away from me.

 

[LitasRevenge79]

I can't stop reading the Ric Flair book. Batista's talks about what a man-****e he is. He thinks his mom being a lesbian is pretty hot according to him... then another good book was the eddie guerrero story.

edge's book is effin awesome.

 

[Mitch Henessey]

Ric Flair: To Be The man

The Death Of WCW

 

[Tenta]

Bret and Ric's books are informative, but you can just tell how arrogant they are from the writing. Though Ric comes off as less of a punk, it's definitely there.

I'd definitely read Stone Cold's book, and also The Rise and Fall of WCW. Another one I take in high regards, though it's dubious in the Wrestling community, is Ring of Hell, which goes into detail about Chris Benout's double murder suicide. Admittedly, it doesn't really shine a good light on wrestling, but it's still a good read, if not honest.

 

[Big Nick Dudley]

Bret Hart's book is the most interesting one I've read, by far.

 

[The Codebreaker]

Edge's book is decent, I honestly didn't enjoy Stone Cold's that much. Jericho's book is the best I've read with Foley's close behind. I haven't read it myself, but Bret's book is supposedly one of the best.

 

[a0161613]

Foleys are great read, especially the first one. Next one should be good and his novel Tietam Brown is great as well.

Jericho's is also recommended.

 

[Serious Jones]

Read the books that the wrestlers you like wrote. Before he retired from WWE, I read Flair's book, which added to the drama of his retirement, if you didn't know how far he had come. If you like HBK, his book's worth a read. Some insight on just about all of his famous matches, including the Montreal Screwjob.

 

[The Brain]

Chris Jericho's and Bret Hart's are definitely worth reading. Wrestlecrap and the Death of WCW are hilarious. I also like Ted Dibiase's book. I haven't read the more recent one published by WWE. The one I read was from back in 1998 or 1999.