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Brody: The Triumph and Tragedy of Wrestling's Rebel by Barbara Goodish, Brody’s widow, and Larry Matysik The most unpredictable and charismatic grappler of all time? The brute that made brawling an art before the term "hardcore" was coined? The confrontational businessman who fought for every penny he felt he deserved? With a foreword by WWE announcer Jim Ross, Brody offers readers the unvarnished truth about one of the greatest wrestling legends of all time.
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The Pro Wrestling Hall of Fame: The Heels by Greg Oliver and Steve Johnson From the critically acclaimed authors of The Pro Wrestling Hall of Fame: The Tag Teams comes the most comprehensive look ever at the colourful villains, heels, bad guys and rule breakers who give professional wrestling so much of its character.
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National Wrestling Alliance: The Untold Story by Tim Hornbaker The National Wrestling Alliance's (NWA) rise and fall is detailed in this dramatic tale. The comprehensive study of NWA promoters and how their relationships to influential politicians, writers, and each other protected their interests for more than 50 years offers an inside look at wrestling's complicated legacy, revealing the intricate conspiracies of this century-old brand of entertainment.
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The Cowboy and the Cross: The Bill Watts Story by Bill Watts, with Scott Williams In The Cowboy and the Cross, Bill Watts takes us from his stormy upbringing and his tumultuous years at the University of Oklahoma, to his days in the wrestling business, sparing nothing in his details as he talks about all the top stars of his legendary Mid-South Wrestling promotion.
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The Pro Wrestling Hall of Fame: The Canadians by Greg Oliver Canada has sent more top performers into the wrestling ring than any other country, although this fact has often been hidden by promoters. The Canadian roots of wrestling are celebrated in this fact-filled volume, which details the role Canadians have played, from wrestling's hardscrabble early days to the celebrities of the pay-per-view era.
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The Pro Wrestling Hall of Fame: The Tag Teams by Greg Oliver and Steve Johnson Put four pro wrestlers in a ring and the opportunity for athleticism, mischief, and pure entertainment is more than doubled. This comprehensive look at one of the most fascinating aspects of the sport of wrestling is an entertaining journey through the world of tag teams, exploring their essential role in wrestling promotions both large and small.
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