Shawn michaels new book review

Written partly by Shawn and partly by a ghost writer, on behalf of the WWE, the book like many other wrestling memoirs charts most of the career of one, if not the greatest wrestlers to ever enter the squared circle.

This is where the book really becomes a fascinating character study.

This is where the book really becomes a fascinating character study.

It's awful.

Shawn Michaels' second autobiography is a tough book to review.

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Instead of being a book of bumps and bruises, 'Wrestling for My Life' is an earnest account of how Michaels heals himself, both physically and.

Tales from his early days growing up in Texas to his dad loaning him the money to be trained at 19 as a professional wrestler to his chart topping success as well as the infamous Montreal Screw job.

Interesting points:

The book gives an outline how a 'small guy' made it in a 'big man's' sport and became a legend in the process.

You get to hear another version of events regarding the infamous Montreal Screw Job. It wasn't all Shawn's fault, Bret has some blame to consider and accept.

Re-visiting some of his early career matches, how he and Marty met up and created one of the most memorable tag teams the WWE has ever known.

Likes:

I like Shawn's take on the Montreal Screw Job. If you have read B