Tom's Reviews > My Life In Wrestling

One of the best books ever about professional wrestling by a star heel manager (and booker and producer) in the various promotions in Texas, Georgia, the Carolinas, and Florida in the '60's through the 90's. Big focus on his often tumultuous and sad relationship with the tragic Von Erichs, and the rise and fall of World Class Championship Wrestling, it doesn't scrimp on his battles with the powers that be in other promotions. Although often verbose and grammatically tortured, it was refreshing to read a book that was not ghost written. (I hope no one ghost-wrote or edited this, unless they were trying to disguise the fact.)