Worst wrestler biography

[Guest Shaved Bear]

i'd have to say goldberg, who cares about is life, what you gang say

[Guest dreamer420]

the rock's was horrible.  worst money I ever spent.

[Guest J*ingus]

I've read all of them (yes even Thesz, Billington, and Dibiase), and Rock's was easily the worst.  Literally half the book was told as "The Rock" in character and in kayfabe, and it was mostly worthless.  The biography part of Shamrock's book would be next, as it's quite literaly "Ken Shamrock is the best guy in the world", repeated for 200 pages (although the training & fighting sections are pretty good).  Dibiase (GODGODGODGODwrestlingGODGODGODGOD) and Chyna (wow, this girl has some SERIOUS emotional issues) would be tied for third place.

[Guest muzanisa]

The Rock

Under The Mat, In which a woman scorned fucks over everyone except her dead brother and her father and Vince, makes out the business is the most horrible, decadent, sleazy environment to be in then angles for her son to get a job in the WWF.

Stranglehold by the old AWA announcer, although some of the stories were jaw dropping.

[Guest Mark4steamboat]

Rock's was okay from what i remember. Chyna's just plain sucked.

[Guest Youth N Asia]

Rock's was awful

 

Angle's was boring

 

DDP's was so so...but started REAL slow

[Guest treble charged]

Chyna's was a lot worse than The Rock's, IMO.  Also, I was very much entertained by Diana Hart's autobiography, even though you have to take the entire book with a very large grain of salt.

[Guest Kinetic]

The Rock's, from what I've read.  Which only includes both of Foley's and Angle's books.  Foley's were both great, I thought, and Angle's was all right.  He came off as a little pompous and went off on ridiculous tangents at random intervals, but it was still pretty interesting.  Rocky's book just sucked.  Those chapters in character were painful to read.

[Guest Mark4steamboat]

Kurt's was great. i read it in a day and couldnt put it down. ***** book.

[Guest papacita]

Chyna's book was GREAT!!!!!!! She does have some issues though.

[Guest cobainwasmurdered]

Chyna's book was GREAT!!!!!!! She does have some issues though.

dude you've got issues

[Guest papacita]

If that's your way of saying "I agree Papacita, Chyna's book was indeed a modern day masterpiece. On a scale of 1-10, 1 being the worst, 10 being the best...I'd give it a 369! Very good show! Very good!", then I agree with you 100%.

 

All markishness aside, I liked the book, and even though there are some parts of the book that seem kinda inaccurate (Sean Michaels gave up the title because of his bum back and knee injury), I think it was a lot better than people give it credit for. It's the only wrestling biography I've read, so I can't comment on the other ones, but it's a good book IMO.