Not a bad book but it acts like WCW never existed and paints careers different because of that. Also, it sticks to much to the story lines like the outcomes were not planned. Would have been much better with insight as why they felt it was time for people to lose the belt and things like that. Instead of the route chosen. But overall a decent read and pretty interesting.

First off I didn't by this because of the story, I was sold by the fact who authored the book. A great wrestling mind that helped mold the minds of those that he had taken to. Kevin Sullivan is a great articulate mind that made me respect him not just as a wrestler but as a master of wrestling psychology like how gorgeous George was pivotal to the early decades of the 1900s. I write this to try to get those that want to better understand the business look this man up along with your mind. The enlightenment you'll find will be worth the search.

It's a good book bit u won't find anymore than u find on the computer so it's kinda a waste of 6 bucks

It was printed before he won the title.

i love this book but wher is the miz?