Superstar Billy Graham: Tangled Ropes Review
Rating 4.00 out of 5
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Superstar Billy Graham: Tangled Ropes
By Billy Graham with Keith Elliot Greenberg
Published by WWE Books
Released on January 9, 2006
352 Pages (Hardcover)
Available in Hardcover & Paperback
Superstar Billy Graham is one of the most emulated wrestlers ever. Many of the biggest names since have borrowed from him, not the least of which being Hulk [...]
The WrestleCrap Book of Lists! (By RD Reynolds & Blade Braxton) Review
Rating 2.50 out of 5
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The WrestleCrap Book of Lists!
By RD Reynolds & Blade Braxton
Published by ECW Press
Released on December 1, 2007
300 Pages (Paperback)
Available in Paperback & Kindle
Since 2000, WrestleCrap has served as a Hall of Shame for the worst gimmicks, angles and anything else that they want to write about. As implied by the name, [...]
Pure Dynamite (By Dynamite Kid) Review
Rating 4.00 out of 5
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Pure Dynamite
By Tom Billington with Alison Coleman
Published by Winding Stair Press
Released on August 15, 2001
220 Pages (Paperback)
Available in Paperback
The Dynamite Kid (Tom Billington) is often considered the greatest wrestler who ever lived. Many moves which are seen regularly in wrestling today were innovated by Billington, such as the diving headbutt and [...]
Adam Copeland on Edge Review
Rating 2.67 out of 5
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Adam Copeland on Edge
By Adam Copeland
Published by WWE Books
Released on November 2, 2004
256 Pages (Hardcover)
Available in Hardcover & Paperback
Currently, Edge is a main eventer in WWE, having won the WWE and World Championships several times each. However, at the time Adam Copeland on Edge was written, he was most famous for [...]
It’s Good to Be the King… Sometimes (By Jerry Lawler) Review
Rating 3.00 out of 5
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It’s Good to Be the King… Sometimes
By Jerry Lawler with Doug Asheville
Published by WWE Books
Released on December 17, 2002
384 Pages (Hardcover)
Available in Hardcover, Paperback, Kindle & Audio
“The King” is not just a moniker for Jerry Lawler. He has been the King of Memphis for well over 30 years (let’s just forget [...]