This is a dramatic account of one of professional wrestling's most flamboyant figures. Davies's biography describes Monsoon's childhood in upstate New York, his beginnings as a wrestler, and his professional transformation from good guy to bad and back again.
The memoir delves into Bret Hart's journey from wrestling in his family's basement to achieving fame in the wrestling world. It explores themes of sibling rivalry, the unpredictable nature of the sport, and the challenges of winning over diverse audiences. Hart's story is not only a celebration of his triumphs but also an insightful look at the wrestling industry, making it an engaging read for sports enthusiasts and those new to the genre.
The narrative chronicles the remarkable journey of Haystacks Calhoun, showcasing his rise from humble beginnings to wrestling stardom. It offers an in-depth look at his career, highlighting significant moments and contributions to the sport, making it an essential read for wrestling enthusiasts.
100+ Page Biographies Guaranteed to Capture the Attention of Your Reluctant Readers Here's an exciting new series focusing on some of the wrestling world's greatest heroes. Drawn to the sport because of the colorful nature of its participants, young teens will find hours of action-packed reading in this series. Chock-full of fascinating photos and lively text about men who possess courage, tenacity, a sense of adventure, strength, and endurance, Wrestling Greats will provide an excellent read for any young wrestling fan. This title details the life and bouts of Kevin Nash, the seven-foot, 355-pound master of alter egos who wrestled in World Champion Wrestling as Master Blaster Steel, Oz, and Vinnie Vegas. Nash kept his fans on their toes while he pinned, clotheslined, and courageously battled against a bevy of mean and clean wrestlers, proving time and time again that when you are dedicated to a dream, you can go far. This exciting and fast-paced read is an excellent addition to this well-received and highly sought-after series for reluctant readers.
This book chronicles the rise of wrestling's first family. Following in the footsteps of their legendary father, Dory Funk Sr., Dory Funk Jr. and Terry Funk demonstrated skill, ambition, and, above all, pride, inside and outside the ring.
This book chronicles the rise of wrestling's first family. Following in the footsteps of their legendary father, Dory Funk St., Dory Funk Jr. and Terry Funk demonstrated skill, ambition, and, above all, pride, inside and outside the ring.
Wrestling great Andre the Giant suffered from a debilitating disease known as giantism for his entire life. Against all odds, he had a red-hot career that took him to many champion matches. This title provides a highly entertaining account of an important wrestling legend.
This is a dramatic account of one of professional wrestling's most flamboyant figures. Davies's biography describes Monsoon's childhood in upstate New York, his beginnings as a wrestler, and his professional transformation from good guy to bad and back again.